The game is up and Wotan must face the inevitable.
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The game is up, Royals fans, at least for this season.
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How the players play the game is up to them, not us.
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The game is up — there's no way Mission Control can ignore this one.
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The game is up for preorder now as part of Apple's newly launched feature.
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But the game is up: Now Camille knows what her little sister truly is.
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"I hope that the cabinet will tell the prime minister that the game is up," Bridgen told broadcaster Sky News.
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The number, which includes sales from the console, mobile and PC versions of the game, is up $73 million from just last month.
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And even within the scene, as soon as he walks in that room and Arya produces the dagger he knows the game is up.
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And even within the scene, as soon as he walks in that room and Arya produces the dagger, he knows the game is up.
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"Once there is somebody out there, a system out there, an algorithm out there, that knows you better than you know yourself, the game is up," he says.
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Every time one of these non-human things begins to initiate its handshake sequence protocol, the mask slips, the grinning robot circuitry reveals itself, and the game is up.
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This matters because once dependent systems of life start to collapse, well, the game is up for us, too, however hard we might try to extrapolate ourselves from nature.
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The cumulative domestic and regional actions taken to stanch the rampant abuse of our asylum laws may have persuaded many would-be illegal aliens that the game is up.
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This is a rarity for Pokemon Go. While the game is up and running, you can at the same time use the Live Directions feature, which will alert you that you're approaching your stop.
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"We've given notice to almost 60 of them to say that the game is up and we aren't going to provide you with the housing — the welfare will stop," Mr. Dutton said, referring to asylum seekers.
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Love, who hit his first 3-pointer of the game, is up to 21 points and 14 rebounds, and right now Cleveland is firmly in control of the momentum, with Kevin Durant struggling to hit shots on the other end of the court.
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The opening and ending theme song of the game is "UP TO ME!!" by Sakura Nogawa, who voices the character of Nene Hampden.
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If one read every third word beginning with the first, there was an intelligible message: "The game is up. Hudson has told all. Fly for your life." Holmes had deduced that the game was blackmail.
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Elmer hears them and rushes out onto the field. Cathy and he are seen at the same time and the game is up, literally. The trophy is confiscated by an official because of the Warriors having an "ineligible player". The other team wins by default.
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"Letters From The Frontline" was released in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in May 2008, the album having been re- packaged to include the tracks "Heartbreak City" and "Lesbian Bar" - released as the first European single from the album in April. Further singles ("The Game Is Up" and "On The Roof") were released from the album in Europe, ahead of a tour that September/October.
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Her friends eventually find the prison, but too late to save her - she has been hanged after earning a third 'demerit'. As the police arrive Mark confronts his mother and is killed by her. Margaret, knowing the game is up, then kills herself with the same noose she set up for Anne-Marie. The judge and his wife's henchwomen are arrested, and the surviving prisoners are freed.
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She hides her scarf outside his office, but Luke's assistant comes into the office and gives it back to her. Rebecca knows the game is up and leaves. That evening, drunk, she and Suze write letters to Alette and Successful Saving, but in her intoxicated state she mails each to the wrong magazine. Luke likes the letter she meant to send to Alette and hires her.
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The highest score on the game is up to debate due to under reporting. Ketchapp's official Twitter page began a thread in 2017 on this topic, the highest on that particular thread is displayed to be 5,574. However, a sub Reddit named r/BallzTheGame has a highest recorded score of 12,171. This score was said to have been done by a man in his spare time over a one-month period.
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The children and townsfolk rejoice, and the Count announces that he will present his successor to them. Adolf is overjoyed, but the Count first enquires of him and the Burgrave whether there are any prisoners that he can pardon as part of the festivities. They reluctantly admit that there are, and Bohuš and Jiří are summoned. The Burgrave realises that the game is up as the Count denounces the scheming Adolf and embraces Bohuš and Julie.
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If just one of those towers is found to be gold then the game is up. Pendlebury and Holland therefore track down the schoolgirls and, in exchange for a similar tower and ten shillings apiece, recover most of the loot. One girl however refuses to return hers since she intends to give it to a friend who is a policeman. The girl delivers the souvenir to the officer, who is at an exhibition of police history and methods at Hendon Police College.
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Finding that they cannot get around Melmotte, Felix and Marie decide to elope to America. Marie steals a blank cheque from her father and arranges to meet Felix on the ship at Liverpool. Felix, who has been given money by Marie for his expenses, goes to his club and gambles it all away in a card game against Miles Grendall, whom Felix had detected cheating in a previous game. Drunk and penniless, Felix returns to his mother's house, knowing the game is up.
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When Dillon is several hours late for the appointment at Sturk's house, Dangerfield gives up and leaves, but Dillon arrives and (in the absence of Dangerfield, and much to everybody's surprise) manages to succeed in the operation. Sturk dictates a deathbed account of Dangerfield's attack on him and the murder of Beauclerc; Irons, discovering that the game is up, adds his own story to the record. Shortly thereafter Sturk dies at last. Dangerfield is apprehended after a violent scuffle with the authorities, and in the subsequent trial is found guilty.
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Confused and angry he leaves his father's home to stay with friend and is determined to find "Tara" and he messages her on Facebook. His father Raj has seen Seher too and thinks the game is up, but with his friends find the real "Tara" Seher and convinces her to pretend to be Tara and coax his son back home. Incidentally Seher is attracted to Kabir after meeting him but is scared to fall in love because of her history. He impresses her and she falls for him.
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83, No. 3 NEW YORK — "Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen," a musical based on "The Teahouse of the August Moon" with music and lyrics by Stan Freeman and Franklin Underwood, opened at the Majestic Theater Dec. 28. Following are excerpts from ... His credits include songs for Rod Warren's 1964 Chicago revue The Game Is Up,Dan Dietz Off Broadway Musicals, 1910-2007: Casts, Credits, Songs 2010 p.159 "Freedom" (lyric and music by Franklin [Frank] Underwood) and "I Wish I'd Met You" sung by Lena Horne and Sammy Davis, Jr. with music by Johnny Mandel and lyrics by Richard Rodney Bennett and Frank Underwood.
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When the two men's wives arrive in London on a surprise shopping trip, the two men fear the game is up. They confess to their boss about the real nature of the potion, and the trials they have been conducting at Effingham. When the three men go to Effingham they discover the army are now demolishing the old huts, and the remaining potion is destroyed by accident. Coombes now threatens them with the sack, threatening to reveal to their wives what they have been doing, unless they can recreate the formula by endless testing of various chemicals to find the magic ingredient.
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She manages to avoid being accidentally shot by the Tsar, and is finally about to press the bulb to shoot him when the equerry re-appears to report that the police have followed some assassins to the studio. The false Angèle, realising that the game is up, puts on a seductive gramophone record (the "Tango Angèle") and asks the Tsar to avert his eyes while she undresses. She and the rest of the gang escape through the window just before the police arrive with the real Angèle and her assistants, who had previously themselves escaped and raised the alarm. The gun is removed from the camera, and the Tsar, though dismayed that the real Angèle is not as attractive as the false one, finally, as the chorus again says, "has his photograph taken".
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The band spent much of 2007 finishing their long-delayed second album, Letters From The Frontline. It featured songs which had been staples of the live set for a while, veering from '50s style ballads like "Tearjerker" to the raucous "Screamers", which harked back to the earlier material but with more of a '70s glam bent. Further pushing the power-pop angle, "The Game Is Up" was chosen as the next single, as another AA-side (with "Too Much Too Soon"), and was released in October 2007. Despite garnering some positive press (Artrocker magazine described it as having "instant classic written all over it") it again failed to revive the band's profile in the UK. However, the response to the new material was far more favourable on the Continent.
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A phraseme is an idiom if its meaning is not the predictable sum of the meanings of its component—that is, if it is non-compositional. Generally speaking, idioms will not be intelligible to people hearing them for the first time without having learned them. Consider the following examples (an idiom is indicated by elevated half-brackets: ˹ … ˺): : ˹rock and roll˺ ‘a Western music genre characterised by a strong beat with sounds generated by guitar, piano, and vocalists’ : ˹cheek by jowl˺ ‘in close association’ : ˹the game is up˺ ‘your deceit is exposed’ : ˹[X] comes to [NX’s] senses˺ ‘X becomes conscious again’ : ˹put [NY] on the map˺ ‘make the place Y well-known’ : ˹bull session˺ ‘long informal talk on a subject by a group of people’ In none of these cases are the meanings of any of the component parts of the idiom included in the meaning of the expression as a whole. An idiom can be further characterized by its transparency, the degree to which its meaning includes the meanings of its components.
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