I take it all back, Jake Paul is a genius.
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We know you would take it all back if you could.
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I wish I could take it all back but here I am.
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And there are times where I want to take it all back.
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Studios games always manage to take it all back to basic economics.
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There is no opting-in, no consent form, no opportunity to take it all back.
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"The difference between Lear and Logan is that Logan tries to take it all back," he said.
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If I could take it all back I would no one deserves for this to happen to them.
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If I could take it all back I would — no one deserves for this to happen to them.
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"I take it all back," Mr. Ryan offered as to what he would like to hear from Mr. Obama.
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Jordanian authorities allowed people to fill jerrycans of water, receive food supplies and take it all back to their tents.
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My poor decision making and excessive drinking hurt someone that night and I wish I could just take it all back.
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But I want to take it all back to the spirit of the early days, before GLOW and LA and Kickstarter.
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On The Scale Of 1 - Best: I kind of hate myself for loving the most expensive option, but I take it all back, Re/Done!
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I think basically what we're looking for is the pipeline to get ripped out of the ground and for them to take it all back.
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The situation is haunting Conwell, who said that if he could take it all back he would and that it made him consider quitting boxing forever.
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Less than a week later, Karma Lawrence (yes, her first name is literally karma) says she's sorry and that she'd like to take it all back.
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" But then Evans, who is pregnant with her third child, seemed to take it all back with the 17 characters that finished that same tweet: "Clearly stated that.
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In an emotional letter, Conwell said that the whole ordeal made him cry, that if he could take it all back he would, and that he considered quitting boxing forever.
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I don't even own a weapon," Tarr told the AP. "I wish I could just take it all back and just say he's a lousy [expletive] for backing the Russian theory.
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It's true that his critics like to question his mental fitness and have fed off recent reports quoting former allies like Steve Bannon, who has since tried to take it all back.
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It remained at that position for a further three weeks, blocked from reaching the summit by Judah & the Lion's "Take It All Back" and Green Day's "Still Breathing".
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"Take It All Back" is a song written and recorded by American folk band Judah & the Lion, released as a single from their second studio album Folk Hop N' Roll. It was released by the band's label, Cletus the Van Records.
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The album reached No. 2 on the Billboard Heatseekers Albums chart, No. 7 on the Billboard Americana/Folk Albums chart, and No. 17 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart. The album's sound was a mix of Americana, club pop, and hip-hop, which was polarizing to some of their longtime fans. In November 2016, Judah & the Lion released the Take It All Back 2.0 + Stockholm EP. The single "Take It All Back" reached No. 19 on the Hot AC Chart and No. 1 on Billboards Alternative Songs chart for three consecutive weeks. The single was certified gold in September 2017 and platinum in October 2019.
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He was questioned by the FBI after his friend expressed a Jihadist sentiment at a Starbucks. Amir warns Abe to be more cautious, but Abe flies into a fit of rage, saying that the West has "disgraced" Islam, but that they will take it all back one day. He storms out. Amir tries to reconcile with Emily, but she leaves.
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That he wants her as his companion and to help him get back all that was his, the mine and the mansion. Believing what she thinks is a paternal plea, Mariana agrees to his request. She begins to accompany him and help him take it all back. Marcia becoming more and more furious against Atilio and Mariana, uses the baby against Mariana to torment her of not having her child from Ignacio.
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Two songs from the band's self-titled album - "Take It All Back" and "Streets" - appeared on the soundtrack of the blockbuster movie P.S. I Love You. In January 2007, Gallagher announced on the band's official forum that the Revs were taking a break of "indefinite" length. In July 2007, the band played a short tour of Ireland, believed to have been their last. From 2001 to 2006 The Revs had released 3 albums, 7 singles and 2 EPs.
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During the show's early months the anchors were known for signing off in a humorous fashion. For example, during one installment Dobyns was given a very long, complex word to say and he stumbled over it; at the end of that broadcast the anchor took a moment to praise his writing staff, only to light-heartedly threaten to "take it all back" if they ever included such a word in his scripts again. Dobyns and then Ellerbee closed each show by saying, "And So It Goes." (which had been Dobyns' sign-off on Weekend).
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After it was all torn down, Harley convinced him to join her side and help take it all back from the Penguin. Killer Croc, now just going by Waylon has taken over Tusk's hotel in Monster Town, granting second chances to any monster in need. In Joker War event tie-in Croc has enough after Joker and his goons made their way to Monstertown and tore it to pieces. He decided to create a new one in the sewers of Gotham, hoping that he and the others would be left alone.
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The band toured the US, Canada and Europe in support of Folk Hop n' Roll. They made festival appearances at Bonnaroo, SunFest, Firefly, Governors Ball, Music Midtown, and Hangout Fest. They opened for Twenty One Pilots on their Emotional Roadshow Tour, Incubus and Jimmy Eat World on the 8 Tour in the US, and Kaleo's Express Tour in Canada and Europe. Judah & the Lion headed back into the studio in early 2017 to record four new songs dubbed the Going to Mars Collection, which, when combined with Folk Hop n' Roll, make up Folk Hop n' Roll Deluxe. On March 10, 2017, Folk Hop n' Roll Deluxe was released. The rebooted version of the album includes the band's string quartet arrangement of "Take It All Back", "Suit and Jacket", which peaked at No. 4 on the Alternative Radio charts, and "Going to Mars", which peaked at No. 17 on the Alternative Radio charts.
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