People want to go where they want to go when they want to go there.
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"To go around the State Department, to go around the Pentagon, to go around the CIA …," he answered.
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Ultimately, Hillary Clinton needs to go away, Bernie Sanders needs to go away, Donna Brazile needs to go away.
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"We want childhood death to go down, we want malnutrition to go down, we want malaria deaths to go down and we want agricultural productivity to go up," he said.
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She has to go to jail — has to go!
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" "If you're going to go, you've got to go.
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As far as I want to go, he wants to go, or he wants to go farther and then I go.
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"We want drivers to have the freedom to go wherever they want to go whenever they want to go," he said.
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We're good to go, and we're ready to go, and we'd be shocked if the House isn't ready to go either.
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So whenever I watch it, I'm like: 10 more to go, seven to go, four to go, O.K., only two left.
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I wanted to go back; I wanted to go somewhere.
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Sometimes you have to go backward to go forward, right?
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If she's good to go, then I'm good to go.
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You have to go when you don't want to go.
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I am free to go where I want to go.
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It's going to go up, it's going to go down.
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Hoffman has to go because, well, Hoffman has to go.
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Non-addict dealers need to go to jail; growers need to go to jail; greedy pharmaceutical CEOs need to go to jail.
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SOLOMON: WE HAD NO PLANS TO GO. I WAS NOT PLANNING TO GO AND WE HAD NO SENIOR EXECUTIVES PLANNING TO GO CONFERENCE.
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Trump's UK reset --"to go or not to go" to Scotland?
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Cyndie wants to go, but grandma doesn't want her to go.
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You'd have to go back 30 years to go that low.
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For now, you need to go to Seattle to Go shopping.
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After all, when you've got to go, you've got to go.
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If it's your time to go, it's your time to go.
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Apple needs to go where its users want it to go.
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If I want to go platinum, I'm going to go platinum.
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If I'm going to go, I want to go in luxury.
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So you just have to be willing to go where everyone else wants to go—which is usually where I want to go too.
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To go through 40,000 tweets to go to 2008 is an attack.
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The mail has to go somewhere, your computer has to go somewhere.
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When the trash has to go out, it HAS TO GO OUT.
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I'm going to go home and I'm going to go to change.
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If you want to go to it live you're going to go.
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I want to go home, I want to go back to work.
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We want you to go, but we want you to go smarter.
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But if we have to go there, we'll have to go there.
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I think he must have preferred to go caseless, to go pure.
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I'll try to go to a place I wouldn't normally want to go to or have the time to go to on a busy weekend.
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I was ready to go in Australia and I will be ready to go today and tomorrow, and I'll definitely be ready to go on Tuesday.
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Either your business is about to go bust, or the global economy's about to go bust, or your political career's about to go bust, or whatever.
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"We wanted to go court, we wanted to go to trial," Michael says.
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Want to go party the night away but not sure where to go?
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I'd like to go there more than I'd like to go anywhere else.
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The men and women that wanted to go should've been able to go.
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"I want to go home — I want to go to Ireland," he said.
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Determined to go Bashar, like Mika, was determined to go back into Syria.
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You can't expect everything to go exactly how you want it to go.
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As the adage goes, sometimes we need to go slow to go fast.
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If you need to go somewhere, call a neighbor to go with you.
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You don't have to go broke to learn how not to go broke.
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But then also just trying to go where the music wants to go.
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I wasn't excited to go to prison, but I was ready to go.
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I have to go, but I want you to go online to cancer.
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I had no where to go, and likewise Mary had nowhere to go.
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K., you're going to go this way; you're going to go that way.
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But she didn't want to go home — she wanted to go to Aden.
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We're going to go to the moon, but we're going to go internationally.
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He doesn't want her to go, but she's like, 'I have to go.
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He wanted to go to Texas A&M to go to engineering school.
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"There were no articles telling Al Gore to go away or John Kerry to go away or John McCain or Mitt Romney to go away," she said.
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No passports required, that allows you to go into R&B or allows you to go into jazz or allows you to go into folk or rock.
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I'm happy with who I am, but to go through what I had to go through, I would never want to have to go through that again.
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If he deserves to go to jail, I want him to go to jail.
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But if you want to go bare, you don't have to go completely naked.
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"If I had to go, I had to go!" she said with a laugh.
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Didn't mean to go to church, but that's where we needed to go today.
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This is the episode to go out on if you had to go out.
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We want to encourage people to go back, but to go back with dignity.
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I&aposm going to go -- I think I&aposm going to go to Texas.
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When to go and where to go is a tricky issue for female runners.
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"It's got a long way to go, tremendous amount to go," the President said.
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No one knows how fast it's going to go, where it's going to go.
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"It's much more inspiring not to go to places than to go," he said.
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Many therapists will tell you that you have to go backward to go forward.
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That's where they want to go, they want to go back to their homes.
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He pushed you to go for whatever you wanted or needed to go for.
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We have to go outside the cities; we have to go into the counties.
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If that album had continued to go up the charts and was allowed to go as it had started to go, it might've changed the whole picture completely.
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I noticed that there were no articles telling Al Gore to go away or John Kerry to go away or John McCain or Mitt Romney to go away.
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One more month to go until I get to go home and deal with that.
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Inflation has to go up , it has to go up to close to 2 percent.
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I&aposm not going to go to another subject that I plan to go on.
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Companies are taking longer to go public, and many are choosing not to go public.
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He's going to go through the process, I'm going to go through it with him.
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And the opportunity is to go big, to go bold and to get things done.
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It's probably the way it's going to go, unfortunately the way it's going to go.
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If you want to go big and bold, the thigh is the way to go.
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You want them to go your way, and they want you to go their way.
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He's only going to go forwards and we've got to go try and catch him.
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Because it's either going to go to $50 or it's going to go to $9.
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"But I don't want you to go just because I want to go," he said.
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If people don't want to go, they don't want to go, and that's their choice.
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Choosing where to go is important, but simply choosing to go is the most important.
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"We don't want to go up there dead; we want to go up there alive."
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"Time to go to work" is always now; "time to go home" is … never defined.
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People have to go to work, children have to go back to school -- but where?
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With a month to go, tickets have yet to go on sale for the Aug.
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If they have to go to work, they're taking different routes to go back home.
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After applying multiple times for a visa to go to Hungary, he's allowed to go.
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"I'm going to go as F, and he's going to go as U," she said.
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And you know, they have to go to the bars now to go see it.
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One to go the mountains to ski, the other to the Mediterranean to go sailing.
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"You're going to go where your payer has told you to go," Mr. Hill said.
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We're going to go out to dinner, we're going to go out to the movies.
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They want to go to Disney World, they want to go shopping on Rodeo Drive.
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We want to go there, tell us where to go and then we'll do it.
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So what would it mean, then, to go the other way — to go for broke?
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Just RSVP and you're good to go—and trust us, you'll definitely want to go.
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" Davita: "Look, if we're going to go there, we're going to go with one of the Bs, the killer Bs. We're going to go with a Baxter, a Becton Dickinson.
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I had to go from the ground up and say I'm just going to go there.
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""It means you're going to have to go now, no complaints, since I have to go.
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I can use it to go where I want to go, and do what I want.
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"It was his dream to go there, to go to the north," Toscani told Le Parisien.
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"We have their statements to go by, or we have conjecture to go by," Smith said.
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That made it very easy to go back when I decided I needed to go back.
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Swipe right to go back a snap and left to go forward, just like in "stories."
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I want to go down on you and I want you to go down on me.
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"Gennifer was willing to go and wanted to go, but never got a ticket," she said.
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"Yeah, well, maybe they'll have to go — they'll have to go to another state," Trump responded.
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You don't want to go backwards when you're on the beach, you want to go forward.
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He saw where he wanted to go and if you wanted to go with him, great.
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Are they going to go after Discovery Scripps next, are they going to go after Stars?
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"That's exactly the way it ought to go, if it's going to go," Cleaver added. Rep.
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"They'll perhaps have to go — they'll have to go to another state," the president-elect replied.
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It would open up the radios to go on frequencies they weren't intended to go on.
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The simple things, to go to the toilet — you are scared to go to the toilet.
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"He thought it was fine for women to go out, and to go abroad," Tariq said.
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"He wants to go deeper, we want him to go deeper," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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I didn't have to go, my bureau chief said, but I felt I had to go.
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I need you to go take a shower because I want to go down on you.
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It's just visually, you can see where you're supposed to go and not supposed to go.
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It was very difficult to go through it, but I was very happy to go through.
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It's only one day to go to Guangzhou, it's only two days to go to Beijing.
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I was prepared to go further, I told President Putin I was prepared to go further.
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"I think you've got to go on CNN, you got to go on MSNBC," Scaramucci added.
|
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If these new findings are anything to go by they have a long way to go.
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But it's going to go on for a while, and things are going to go better.
|
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The Obama administration spent years arguing that Assad had to go, and had to go quickly.
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I just had to go from the ground up and say I'm just going to go there.
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"If Abi didn't want to go, she didn't want to go, either," said Jennifer Yates, their mother.
|
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"We want to go when we're ready to go," Ryan said at a press conference this morning.
|
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If that means that half of humanity has to go then half of humanity has to go.
|
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That needs to go right up there with "Way to go, Paul" as a generic hockey putdown.
|
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But sometimes, the stars don't align, and if you have to go — well, you have to go.
|
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When you got to go, you got to go, so there's no time for a language barrier.
|
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People, you know, they want to go one direction, [but] somebody wants to go in another direction.
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There's no way for us to go around this course, so we have to go through it.
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If we're going to go out that way though, then that's the way I want to go.
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"For him to go to a restaurant is totally different than for me to go," she said.
|
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I couldn't afford to go to school, my parents couldn't afford to pay for me to go.
|
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A bunch of us decided to go to this night club to go out dancing to celebrate.
|
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It's annoying that I need to go through military checkpoints just to go for a night out.
|
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People pay to go to the rock climbing gym instead of paying to go to the movies.
|
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Some prisoners leave prison with nowhere to go, no one to go to, and nothing to do.
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Today, tomorrow and always I will be committed and ready to go where I need to go.
|
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If they were going to go down, they were going to go down in the conference finals.
|
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I feel like we've earned the right to go where we want to go with this now.
|
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What if you know you want to go somewhere, but just not where you want to go.
|
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Several had yet to go to treatment, and "I don't want to go backward," she told me.
|
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" He added: "You're told when to go to bed, where to go, what to eat and when.
|
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"It's going to go into the courts, it's going to go into the ICE offices," Mackler said.
|
|
This film is cinematic Frank Zappa or Captain Beefheart — free to go where it wants to go.
|
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Whether you need help deciding where to go or when to go there, Google Home has ideas.
|
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"A government big enough to go after smokers is big enough to go after you," he wrote.
|
|
But there's a right way to go about it and a wrong way to go about it.
|
|
At the end of the day, we don't want to go back, we want to go forward.
|
|
" Sekulow later noted, "we were prepared to go as long as they wanted us to go tomorrow.
|
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I'm not paying for you to go to college to go become an actor and then struggle.
|
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If you're going to go medium or you are going to go small, we've got to decide.
|
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"This is going to go on, and it's going to go on in all kinds of directions."
|
|
But I'm of the opinion that you should be able to go wherever you want to go.
|
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"If you want to go mass volume, you have to go after the customers," the source said.
|
|
They have to go through a lot of different things that we don't have to go through.
|
|
German politicians, they love to go to BMW, they love to go to Siemens, and so on.
|
|
Trump wants to go back to the 1950s; Putin basically wants to go back to the Czarist Empire, and you have the Islamic State that wants to go back to seventh-century Arabia.
|
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"Fifteen thousand apartments are going to go a long way, and we'd like to go farther," he said.
|
|
It's always sad when we lose people — whether they want to go or they don't want to go.
|
|
It's just a tough situation to go through and there's no real right way to go about it.
|
|
So I don't want to go to a group and I don't want to go to a therapist.
|
|
I had to go to Logan ... KS: I had to go to the weirdest office in San Francisco.
|
|
Let's say I need to go somewhere; I'm going to go on my bike to a shop downtown.
|
|
I want another hammock to go with the hammock I got, and a man to go in it.
|
|
"Ways to Go" was one of them and they immediately said it had to go on the album.
|
|
So if you want to go from Hartford to London, you'll have to go through New York first.
|
|
You got to go home to Checotah to film the video – do you get to go back often?
|
|
Instead of saying, 'Mummy has to go, say, 'Mummy has to go, but I love what I do.
|
|
If you want to go to college for free in California, the place to go is San Francisco.
|
|
If you wanted to go online, you had to go out of your way not to use Windows.
|
|
I expect my audience to be an open palette; ready to go where I am willing to go.
|
|
Once I step onto the field and the doctors say I'm good to go, I'm good to go.
|
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"I have the opportunity to go to sweats, our ceremonies, to go to our sun dances," Antoinette said.
|
|
"We are slowly onboarding creators to 'go live' in the platform to 'Go Live, Get Paid'," says Wann.
|
|
It will go places my followers have never asked me to go, or wanted me to go to.
|
|
My buddy who got shot didn't want to go to school and his mom forced him to go.
|
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"It was never socially acceptable for boomer parents to go into debt to go to college," he says.
|
|
A Nazi guard signaled for Foldi to go right and Foldi's wife, son and daughter to go left.
|
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What the justices did flies in the face of where workers want to go and need to go.
|
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"We were all going to go to the concert but we figured you wouldn't want to go anymore."
|
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So Ryan was welcome, he got to go to school, he got to go to proms and dances.
|
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That's when I realized I need to go to a therapist, I need to go to a doctor.
|
|
None of those teachings say to go get drunk, none of those teachings say to go smoke weed.
|
|
We wanted to go everywhere, so we hired a driver that took us anywhere we desired to go.
|
|
One friend, a magazine writer, begged her to go to the police and offered to go with her.
|
|
Some restaurants are offering food to-go, or if you're Black Hammer Brewing, crowlers and growlers to-go.
|
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The question for everyone was whether to go, and then where to go, to best outlast the winds.
|
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He told me he couldn't tell me not to go, but he strongly encouraged me not to go.
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"Nobody wants to go on a cruise, nobody wants to go on a long airplane flight," Gleckman said.
|
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I didn't want to go, but by the end of camp I didn't want to go back home.
|
|
This weekend, the Travel section publishes its annual Places to Go issue, 52 Places to Go in 2017.
|
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"Even if I wanted to go fighting, I tried to go fighting, they wouldn't let me," she said.
|
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Are you allowed to go to .. and just every half hour … 'I got to go break the news.
|
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VJ: Well, we have to do a proper tasting: We have to go through the sight, we have to go through the smell, we have to go through the palate, and then the color.
|
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"Pemex needs to go to Asia, Pemex needs to go to Texas, Pemex needs to go to South America to find partners ... it's a priority for us that Pemex is truly globalized," she said.
|
|
China wants to go there, NASA wants to go there, SpaceX wants to go there, but international space law basically says you can't claim any territory in space or on another planet, another body.
|
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I'm going to go watch American Pie, I'm going to "Fly," I'm going to listen to James [Maslow's] music, I'm going to go look at Ross Mathews, I'm going to go look at Marissa's Hairspray.
|
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We had to go for long distances, and we needed pace to go from one goal to the other.
|
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We&aposre going to go to war in Montenegro or we&aposre going to go to war in Crimea.
|
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But you have to go with your gut and my gut is telling me that I have to go.
|
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I'll edit about 70 and then choose three to go on Instagram and ten to go onto my site.
|
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You tap the button lightly to go back, hold it down to go home, and swipe it to multitask.
|
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But to go and tell Congress without telling the states seems like an odd way to go about this.
|
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She was not afraid to go to the White House then, and she wouldn't be afraid to go now.
|
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So I need to go take a hike today, or I need to go have lunch with a girlfriend.
|
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It's outside, if you want to go look at it — unless you're too scared to go look at it!
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If people want to go over here with their money, they&aposre going to go over here with money.
|
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The To Go Cup — Savannah, Georgia In a twist, Savannah raises, instead of dropping, a giant to-go cup.
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We each had places to go; he did not ask me to go with him to the second place.
|
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We're going to go everyday into the streets, we're going to go on strike for two days this week.
|
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I just wanted to go home, and the only way to go home was to leave on my own.
|
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It's my favorite place to go when I just want to go to the beach or just see family.
|
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To get where you want to go, you've got to go on the road and beat good football teams.
|
|
Global Positioning Systems (GPS) used to inform missiles where to go, now they tell your Uber where to go.
|
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It wasn't like we had the ability to go out of our cities and towns to go meet people.
|
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Instead of paying $1000 to go to Paris, you can grab 2 items and pay $200 to go there.
|
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The problem there is when we want to go to America we have to go through extreme vetting anyway.
|
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We lined up to go to our court summons, but when I went to go in I was stopped.
|
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As soon as she's old enough to choose to go or not to go, she doesn't return for years.
|
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The field needs to go to big science; we need to go to really large [number of study participants].
|
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"They're procrastinating, thinking this is going to go away, and it's not going to go away," Mr. Wright said.
|
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These were people who just literally were told, you're free to go, but given no resources to go with.
|
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"A much more effective way to go after this would be to go after the industry itself," she said.
|
|
He's going to go through some growing pains, and we're going to have to go through them with him.
|
|
The Gators then answered with an 25-27 run to go up 333-40 with 21:232 to go.
|
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"Whoever likes to go to mosque goes to mosque, whoever would like to go to pubs goes," Ghannouchi explained.
|
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"The Mirror is not going to go right-wing, the Express is not going to go left," Fox said.
|
|
Jesus told the high priests to go eff themselves, and then he told the Romans to go eff themselves.
|
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We are not forecasting for 2017 a fiscal plan to go through or a tax plan to go through.
|
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You tap to go back, double-tap to go home, and long press to get to the app switcher.
|
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Costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations.
|
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Why did he need to go to the one place in the world where he wasn't allowed to go?
|
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You've got to go through some failures and some hard times to get to where you want to go.
|
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"I didn't want to go to school sometimes because I didn't want to go with 'boy clothing,'" she said.
|
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I want to go places to be social with people, but I don't want to go places to work.
|
|
The chip I've just taken out should go in a box, to go into a container, to go onto a truck, to go onto a ship, to go to China, to go onto another truck, to be dumped in some no-fucking-where village in Guangdong where an old lady that used to be a subsistence farmer will pull it apart in her front room to recycle the components.
|
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Things are going to go down the way they're going to go down, and he's allowing it for whatever reason.
|
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Why did you want to go into venture from doing ... I wasn't sure if I wanted to go into venture.
|
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Would it be better to go fast and get it over with or would it be better to go slow?
|
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But, I like to go with the flow, and if an opportunity arises, I just want to go with it.
|
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Sometimes I have to go to the dentist, and I can't work if I have to go to the dentist.
|
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I was all excited to go drinking with the girl from Bully [Alicia Bognanno]; we were going to go hang.
|
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It's as if the time has to go someplace, and it ought to go someplace where it can make money.
|
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Thus, it is a much smaller leap to go from anxious to excited than to go from anxious to calm.
|
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So when I finally was of age and I was able to go, I used to go all the time.
|
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Every year I always wanted to go to Summer Jam but never got the chance to go get a ticket.
|
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You don't have to go through a rigorous physical transition, you don't have to go through all of those things.
|
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"The easiest path to go to the NBA at this time, people realized, was to go to college," Mazet said.
|
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He was not allowed to go to her class the next day so he was supposed to go the office.
|
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However, if you want to go even fresher, you may have to go straight to a farmer or farmer's market.
|
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If they go into dance, they want to go to a contemporary company or they're going to go to Europe.
|
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"Congress should not be required to go cap in hand to go to the judicial system," Kleinbard told The Hill.
|
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So while her flexibility to go left is documented, her flexibility to go back to the center is purely theoretical.
|
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I expect Congress to go out here pretty soon, and I'll be ready to go back to work in September.
|
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Look, I know you have to go, and I didn't even want to go down this rabbit hole with you.
|
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Statistically I'm not supposed to make it, but if I'm going to go down, I'm going to go down swinging.
|
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I had been arrested already and I didn't want to go to jail again and I wasn't willing to go.
|
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"DiVello: "I was heartbroken when she didn't choose to go to Paris because I wanted her to go so badly.
|
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It's quick, filling and slow to go to stale, which means he doesn't have to go grocery-shopping as often.
|
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Mr. Spacey left to go to the bathroom and the accuser, who said he was distraught, left to go home.
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"It's time to go big, it's time to go bold — and manufacturers are grateful to have a president who agrees."
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First of all, the bulk of Trump's supporters have nowhere else to go, nor do they want to go anywhere.
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Under the old regime, the VIX futures had to go up 100 percent for the SVXY to go to zero.
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Push forward to go forward, back to go in reverse, and to the left or right to spin in place.
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Today they were supposed to go to the nail salon after breakfast, before Rosario had to go to work again.
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The bride will tell the groom to go fuck himself, and to go fuck Judy Clarke, while he's at it.
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Gibbs added another 23-pointer with 23:32 to go and drained yet another one with 15:11 to go.
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It's difficult to go a lot of places I used to go, at least by myself — cinema, theater, cafes, readings.
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It's easier, less invasive, and less embarrassing to go to the supermarket than it is to go to a doctor.
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My first startup we filed to go public, filed our S-1 to go public in the end of '99.
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I know we want to go back to our miserable ... No, we do not want to go back to us.
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But I'm saying, you had to go and get all the ... You had to go and get all of those.
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"She said if you tell us where to go we'll do it, because we believe in you, we want to go there, tell us where to go and then we'll do it," Khosrowshahi says in the interview.
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"No one wants to go play in a park when the don't have a home to go back to," she wrote.
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They said they had nowhere else for them to go — they'll have to go to a group home or a shelter.
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" In the clip, Cardi said, "I had to go strip, I had to go, 'Oh yeah, you want to f— me?
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"It is not clear how long we will stay... To go or not to go, (the) people will decide," he added.
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"I didn't get any encouragement to go sleep with a girl or to go hook up with a girl," he says.
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And just because you want to go to the end with someone, that doesn't mean they want to go with you.
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" Fonda: "Having smart friends who goad or encourage you to go deeper and to go further — that's a huge thing. Reading.
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She had to go through everything that she had to go through to get clean, to detox, and to remain clean.
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I still have 600/1,000 to go myself, so however long it takes to go through the rest I'll tweak it!
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"I was never afraid to go in the pool, but I was afraid to go in the deep end," he explains.
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You tap it once to go back, twice to go home, and long-press it to get to the multitasking screen.
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"She asks to go to Taylor's house every day and loves to go upstairs and play with her cats," Aldridge shared.
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Now, you won't have to go searching for ghosts unless you have plans to go to a haunted house this weekend.
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" On his career choice: "By job distribution I was obliged to go" into the KGB, "but I wanted to go there.
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I think people have to go out, they have to go out and really do it, and they have to win.
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Get a special investigation to go out there and get the truth to go ahead and serve America, not the politicians.
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Seasonally, we're out of winter and we're going to go into summer driving season, and demand is going to go up.
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"If you think oil's going to continue to go higher, a stock like this could continue to go higher," he said.
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You can control where you want your company to go, your business to go, and that was something I didn't know.
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After Pearl Harbor, we didn't try to "go forward" with the Japanese because we understood we had to go against them.
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They're usually the ones who have to go and collect water, and if there's a drought, they have to go further.
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I like to do what I want to do, go wherever I want to go with whomever I want to go.
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"We're not trying to go after the hunter, we're not trying to go after the soldier, the police officer," he said.
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"I'm going to go out there, I don't care what it takes, I'm going to go out there and help McCain."
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"I told the board, I'm ready to go when you want me to go," he told the publication at the time.
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Then I had to go, because my drive clock was running, and I had 1,200 miles to go within 36 hours.
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But now, my sole and exclusive mission is to go to work for our country — to go to work for you.
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And you're eager to go along with McBride on his journey to see what he has to go up against next.
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And also you are called for an interview, you are supposed to go there, who has the money to go there?
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CRUZ: And let me take a moment, Chris, to go back to go back to this exchange that was going on.
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There wasn't a falling out, I just wanted to go out and I had offers to go and do other stuff.
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So pick somewhere you'd like to go—even if it's somewhere you'd very much not like to go—and go there.
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We all figured that if Marlena wanted to go and she was happy, then it was time for her to go.
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If you don't want to go to a rock 'n' roll show, you just don't go—nobody's forcing you to go!
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According to a popular proverb, if you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.
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But again, "Game of Thrones" is supposed to go for a long time, HBO would like it to go on forever.
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"It was planned for me to go behind my back; it was not planned to go between his legs," he said.
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There's the old proverb that if you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.
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I take a break to go videotape her because I have to go see whatever she's doing in hip-hop circle.
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But now, my sole and exclusive mission is to go to work for our country, to go to work for you.
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If anything, I want people to know how important it is to have freedom to go where you want to go.
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We want you to go get a real job in a real company, and we want you to go into sales.
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Though it's important to go to the doctor when we need to, it's also necessary to go in for routine checkups.
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But now, my sole and exclusive mission is to go to work for our country – to go to work for you.
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They understand that impeachment is a very divisive measure, but if we have to go there, we'll have to go there.
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Guests can borrow bikes to go exploring or sign up with an outfitter to go tubing or canoeing on the river.
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But here it is 20 years later, and maybe we had to go through that to go where we are today.
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I always sort of preferred Jamaica growing up, so any opportunity I got to go back, I always tried to go.
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I remember the day after the election, I had to go to class, but I didn't want to go to school.
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A lot of guys might not want to go to college or might not be smart enough to go to college.
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If you want to go see my movie this week, you have to pay $10 to $12 to go do that.
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I am hopeful that all of these other products, tools, avenues, are going to result in young people wanting to go to a live concert, wanting to go to a live theatrical event, wanting to go to a museum.
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"I was never afraid to go in the pool, but I was afraid to go in the deep end," he told PEOPLE.
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Jaguar Land Rover plans to go all electric by 2020, while Aston Martin announced its plans to go completely hybrid by 2025.
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I use my manager meal comp to get a salad to-go, because I plan to go to the gym after work.
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They had to go to the Department of Defense, the inspector general&aposs office had to go there to get the texts.
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Women seeking abortions whose state has banned them will "perhaps have to go -- they'll have to go to another state," Trump said.
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Trump said on Tuesday that he was inclined to go ahead with the levies, set to go into effect starting next week.
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REPORTER: You have to go back to the beginning, have to go to the Constitution, 210, Article II, Section 103 Clause 210.
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It's just as rational as me deciding I'm not going to go see a movie, I'm going to go to work instead.
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You can set up gestures to get around (you swipe up to go home, swipe up on either side to go back).
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I try to go pretty regularly, but as my schedule picks up, I don't get to go as much as I'd like.
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Huawei's approach is one tap to go back, long press to go home, and a swipe to bring up the multitasking menu.
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I think we had to go through that phase and I think we're going to go through that phase with [virtual reality].
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There are always people prepared to go one better than the neighbours when it comes to choosing where to go on holiday.
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These two buddies of his were sneaking out of camp to go to a cockfight, and wanted him to go with them.
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So quit trying to act like we're about to go snowboarding in Alaska or wherever the f*ck you want to go.
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It's understanding her privilege, it's understanding that she gets to go back to this life, she gets to go back to school.
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" At a certain point Jack would stand up and say, "I have to go to bed, and everybody has to go home.
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"If I want to go out, then I'm going to go out as Ariana Grande and be O.K. with it," she says.
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"I have to go down now," William told her before he had to go into the Coventry Cathedral for his next appointment.
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And in fact, even the time to go to the moon … we'll be able to go to the moon in 4 hours.
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"That's a very painful thing to go through and it's also a really painful thing to go through in public," Tyler said.
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" Arce agreed, saying: "It's more than just our right to go out to vote, it's our obligation to go out and vote.
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But their recourse is always limited because for many functions there's nowhere else to go, and it's too hard to go there.
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Most of them do not believe you can persuade clearing to go to any place it does not want naturally to go.
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Way to go Carter, and thank you for showing us what can happen when you, ahem, dare to go after your dreams.
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When I come home, I have to go to grocery store, I have to go to shopping, cook food for next day.
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"This week one wants to go into gymnastics, and the other one wants to go into piano," she says with a laugh.
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So the only way to go like many of the unicorns you've seen is to go public C: Where would you list?
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We're going to go to the movie theater, we're going to go to the airport, but we're going to lead our lives.
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"If Donald Trump ever has to go back where he came from, he's going to have to go to hell," he added.
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"We are coming to a general agreement that this is the direction to go and we are ready to go," he said.
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"I can still see her face when she said, 'I'm not ready to go, I don't want to go,&apos" writes Crawford.
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So, you know, to go up only, like, a quarter inch to do something like this was really the way to go.
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We were supposed to go to a local coffee shop, but once I explained my challenge, she agreed to go to Starbucks.
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Are we going to go for this or are we going to go try to get jobs freelancing for the 2012 election?
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"I'm not going to be able to go to Rio, so you'll have to go to beach volleyball without me," she said.
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Republicans don't want to go back to the Bush-McCain-Romney era any more than Democrats want to go back to Clintonism.
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Not everything has to go right, but a lot of things have to go right, starting with getting a good 2021 budget.
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But the Captain should have the "where to go", "how to go", should be consulted, and should be decided by the parent.
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"Yeah, but even to go over this is like going back into a place I don't really want to go," he continues.
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I want to go to a school that supports Nike, because I want to go to a school that supports Colin Kaepernick.
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I talk to a lot of entrepreneurs and some have to go up against Facebook some have to go up against Google.
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I used a number of different methods, including putting the dope in accordions to go to America, putting it in sculptures to go to America, putting it in Citroen cars to go around Europe, and also using yachts to transport it.
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"I fully concur that the regime has to go, because as long as Assad is there that fighting is going to go on, that terrible war is going to go on," Schiff said in comments on Rachel Maddow's show on MSNBC.
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" He added, "What I said – and that really is a proposal because we have to go to Congress, we have to go to the Senate, we have to go to our congressmen and women and we have to negotiate a deal.
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He grew up learning that if someone tries to go low on you, the way to win is to go even lower -- and to make clear to them (and everyone else) that you are willing to go even lower still.
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I can't wait for you all to see which way they're going to go because they're going to go somewhere, I'm telling you.
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Well then we're just going to go, we're going to have to go out... You just refuse to take the money I'm offering.
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Especially when we have allies that are willing to go with us against China and willing to go with us to counterbalance Russia.
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"I have to travel too much; I have to go do things all the time—I don't want to go out," she says.
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People are risking their lives each time they leave their house to go to work, to pray or to go to the store.
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Not only did they have to go to the vet to get their teeth removed, they had to go to the back door.
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She had to go to a different Walmart in her neighborhood on Monday night to buy school supplies, but Lea refused to go.
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We still have to get the mail, we still have to go to work in the morning, we still have to go on.
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"I don't know which way trade is going to go, I don't know which way the Fed is going to go," Link said.
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I was so honored and so excited to go to those, more so than I would be to go to the White House.
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Tracey Follows asks — I'm going to go through them and then we're going to go back and forth and talk about different things.
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I don't want it to go anywhere, but I'm not sure what lengths I'm willing to go to in order to save it.
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I'm 23 years old and if I want to go jump out of a plane naked, I'm going to go fucking do it.
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In fact, there will likely be an array of robots that work with us to go where humans haven't yet dared to go.
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Hopefully we've got a lot of games to go and we've got to make sure everybody's fit and fresh, and ready to go.
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Look out the window, decide where you want to go, and just point the stick to where you want to go, and land.
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My mom instructed me not to go anywhere alone, no matter the time of day, and not to go anywhere at night, period.
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"My husband often used to go to India for work, but now he doesn't need to go as frequently as before," Rawat said.
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It makes sense that he'd know when he didn't want to hold on anymore, and to go when it was time to go.
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"We do intent understanding, as well as entity extraction, to go and find the best topic for you to go down," explained Lamanna.
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But now, my sole and exclusive mission is to go to work for our country—to go to work for all of you.
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There's definitely going to be days I tell you I'm good to go — and when I'm good to go, I want the ball.
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There are ways the qualifying offer can limit players' potential to go where they want to go, or the earnings they can make.
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I can't imagine members of Congress taking a vote and allowing unanimous consent to go on and just for everybody to go home.
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Whether regulators will be forced to go further to defend monetary stability remains in question, but few expect the demand to go away.
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Now I know you have to go, so I'm gonna-- let you do that because you have to go up to the Hill.
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"I didn't want to go home, but that doesn't mean I wanted to go to Syria," she told the court on Oct. 4.
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I'd wake up Saturday morning crying, be hitting my head in the shower— I don't want to go, I don't want to go .
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"That's a tough read, but if you're going to go you've got to go, especially against a left-hander," Baker said of Difo.
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It's just something that I'm going to have to go into the offseason working on some things and come back ready to go.
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The title of this record and Time to Go Home seem to embrace a sort of solitude, a willingness not to go out.
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If someone is going to go to one music festival this summer, how do you convince him or her to go to Panorama?
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"Censure is a way out — if you're going to go, you've got to go," Ms. Pelosi said at a breakfast meeting with reporters.
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For the outdoor explorer: '100 Parks, 5,000 Ideas: Where to Go, When to Go, What to See, What to Do' by Joe Yogerst
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He's scared to go to Iraq or Afghanistan, like he was scared to go to Vietnam, so he pretends to question the mission.
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When I checked in, the doctor said, 'This is going to go good fast and then it's going to go really bad fast.
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"There's so much more to share, but I don't want to go on — no, I really do want to go on," she said.
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They have to go to the bathroom, change clothes, exercise and shower; many of them have to get ready to go to work.
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"We're going to go with who can go, who's willing to go soon," he told reporters during a video news briefing from Baghdad.
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I have sent hunters to go to the area and get me the details because people are afraid to go to the village.
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"He (Solis) ... probably knew he was going to go back to jail and did not want to go back to jail," sheriff's Maj.
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Because, though at first I'd wanted to go to Liverpool, later I changed my mind and wanted to go to university in London.
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"They understand that impeachment is a very divisive measure, but if we have to go there, we'll have to go there," Pelosi said.
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Sanders and her husband, Huckabee said, deciding to go home, while other family members decided to go to another establishment across the street.
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Presbyterian refused to go away, relying on a 13-6 run to go ahead 26-25 with 7:04 remaining in the half.
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RK: The shop is really popular because people do want to go to the gym and everyone uses it to go see doctors.
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"It's not that audiences no longer want to go to the movie theater, they just need a compelling reason to go," Dergarabedian says.
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But think about this—if we can't all agree on who gets to go where, then no one gets to go at all.
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"I always tell people, if you want to go on a leadership journey, you have to go with someone," Sinek told Business Insider.
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This means tapped, basically, you can choose either to go to hotels and then you can choose to go to a private apartment.
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"If a guy wants to go out in a tracksuit, if a guy wants to go out and feel the puck for five minutes, if our goalie wants to go out for a few minutes, I'm not going to stop him," Capuano said.
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He misfired on a 3-pointer with 2:17 to go and on an interior attempt with 1:53 left before dropping in a trey with 34.7 seconds to go, giving him 1513 points to go with 12 rebounds and 13 assists.
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But when I graduated high school, my parents said I had to go to college, even though I wanted to go to beauty school.
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"As two exes go, they really have to go through so much together, more than normal exes have to go through," DeVitto tells PEOPLE.
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That's the other part, is they have all this cash and they don't have to go public, and they can wait to go public.
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I went to go see the show and Betty and I had been friends for a while and met up to go backstage afterwards.
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Arrieta needed 97 pitches to go five innings and failed to go six innings for just the third time in 12 starts this season.
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"Inner city kids' parents don't have enough money to go to the zoo or transportation to go to the zoo," he explained to MLive.
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She has a long way to go to establish her name in her own right, however, if Friday is any evidence to go by.
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PIRRO: Well, you know what -- but we are going to go beyond double standard tonight, but I want to go back to Congressman Meadows.
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We're ready to go, we're literally prepared to go at a moment's notice if the North Koreans indicate that they're prepared for those discussions.
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But if I was going to go, he had to be willing to go all in; we would get married as soon as possible.
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So we decided that we needed to go into their territory, to go inside their system, and to start talking to them from there.
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We're not actually, as Facebook, going to go build the communities; we're going to empower them to go do what they're going to do.
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Before you can get to the place you want to go, you often have to go to the place you'd rather not: the airport.
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Like if you had to go through a bunch of people, if you had to go through, who would say who's doing amazing things?
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"The same way [Lucasfilm] gave me the freedom to go where I had to go, I had to do the same thing with them."
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If you want to train hard enough to go to the Olympics, then you're going to go out and you're going to do it.
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The aerial battles in Ascend feel no less natural than skiing: You lean where you want to go, bend the knees to go faster.
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We absolutely have to get more people on buses and trains that go where we need to go when we need to go there.
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But I think there, the regulatory standards need to go up, and the data quality needs to go up, to actually have comparable data.
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Need to go back to community, need to go almost back to an agrarian society where nobody falls through the cracks in our community.
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I would love to go -- I would love to go and be a moderator of a debate between the governor, the gubernatorial candidates there.
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"Alan wants to go, and I want to go with him," Amanda said, all the time smiling at her future husband across the table.
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He wanted me to go get some help, but he fired me, that was his way of telling me to go get some help.
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It's painful to go forward and it's painful to go back, so you just have to be present and be appreciative of the present.
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She did not ask to go quietly; she asked to go loudly and proudly, in a weekend celebration surrounded by beloved friends and family.
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"If I'm going to go for it, I'm going to go for it all," Saint John told TechCrunch about diving into work at Uber.
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"It's up to us as charities to go and solve the problem and we don't get supported to go and do that," he said.
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In their labs, students, like their two teenage children, "know when to go to me and when to go to her," Dr. Song said.
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Without funding to go in and clear them, those dead trees act as kindling waiting to go up in flames at the first spark.
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"Babe, do you want to go to Dave Chappelle, or do you want to go to the studio?" she asked before they started kissing.
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You can't pinpoint one moment or one day where your life started to go in a direction you didn't want it to go in.
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My friends invited me to go to the beach, and I agreed to go, not sure how everyone would react to my purple butt.
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" "If you want to go after Putin, go after his money and if you want to go after his money go after the oligarchs.
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But Target's stores are more places to go and get things, rather than places to go and be inspired or have fun, Saunders said.
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CR: Where else do you need to go, do you want to go when it comes to UBS when it comes to social investing?
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They shouldn't be afraid to go to school and their parents shouldn't be afraid to put them on the bus to go to school.
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The most time-consuming task of my week was identifying places to go, and figuring out how to go to them with paper maps.
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María and I decided to go to the main shopping mall: With any luck we'd find a place that wasn't about to go broke.
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Schuh, however, noted that Google doesn't want to go this alone, and that it plans to go through the web standards process for this.
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"Fired up, fired up to go Miami, I need to go on a diet so I can fit into my clothes," Reid told reporters.
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"I told my director of ops, I'm going to go there for an hour and then I'm going to go to practice," he said.
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"So yes, Bannon needs to go –– as do other white supremacists working in this administration –– but the policies need to go too," Richmond said.
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But he doesn't want to go there in his new suit and with his haircut, and he doesn't want to go with his mother.
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They guys who were against it were expecting everyone to go insane and for the consumption levels to go crazy, but the opposite happened.
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"There's a point when everyone's just checking off all the boxes, like 'Oh, I have to go to Target to pick up more paper towels' or, you know, 'Little Johnny has to go to swim class and Suzy has to go to gymnastics,'" she says.
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Ideally I would want to go with her because just like Aliza is waiting to go with me so I can make the experience meaningful, for me, I would have loved to go with her because she would have given it a lot more meaning.
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"I think as we go further — we're going to go back to the moon, we're going to go to Mars, but then we're going to go beyond that — it's going to require lots and lots of countries to get it done," he told CNBC.
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"My wife and I like to go on trips/do stuff with just our friends, and we like to go on trips together," says jdoe74.
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You're sometimes forced to go with a date you don't really want to go with or to dress in clothes that don't feel like you.
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The people who can afford to go to Mars and the people who actually want to go are not the same people at this point.
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When half the team is trying to go forward and half the team is trying to go backward, you're going to just spin in place.
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"When he started trying to convince me to go out with him, I didn't want to go out with him because of that," she confessed.
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Then I'm going to go after Kanye, and then Trump's going to get offended because he likes Kanye, and he's going to go after me.
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I've had to say, 'Guys, I need to go back to school,' or 'I just need to go home and hang out with my cats.
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But Mark's not interested in it because as much as Omarosa needs to go, he says that Brandi an Ariadna need to go as well.
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If the wound is tangential and they're stable, do they need to go to radiology or do they need to go to the operating room?
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Everyone's so aware, because of social media, that they don't need to go to stores — and most likely don't have time to go to stores.
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"Unlike going to a school where you're essentially sort of forced to go, you're in an app, where it's very easy to go somewhere else."
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But not everyone has the guts to go for a major chop — which is why skipping the commitment might just be the way to go.
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Luckily, if you've still got a hankering to go platinum, you have an opportunity to go blonde (for a night) every time Halloween rolls around.
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At that point, Rahami claims the consulate told him to go back to Karachi, Pakistan, but he claimed it was too dangerous to go there.
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He happens to represent me, but I'm not going to go out of my way to go meet the guy when I don't have to.
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OF COURSE THEY WERE GOING TO GO AFTER – THE GOVERNMENT WAS GOING TO GO AFTER THE BIGGEST COMPANY IN THE SECTOR AND LOOK INTO THIS.
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Instead, you'd be able to go as much as you wanted – it would just get a little more expensive the more you want to go.
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" Alwyn said he enjoyed the "time off school to go to this audition" and explained he had to go through a "whole series of workshops.
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"They have a clear intention to go global, in contrast to what we're seeing in globalised countries that want to go backwards," said Mr Massri.
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Long way to go toward a consensus There's a long way to go before agreement can be reached on the long-term future of Syria.
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Ben's reacting to one of Rachel Lindsay's suitors, who blurted out this week, I'm ready to go black, and I'm never going to go back.
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"There's no question: If we're going to go farther, especially if we're going to go farther than the moon, we need new transportation," Hoffman added.
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Sometimes I write songs to go over beats, but sometimes I write the lyrics and then make the beats after to go with that song.
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IF THEY DO NOT AGREE – BUSINESS STILL HAS TO GO ON, TRADE HAS TO GO ON. NOBODY CAN STOP THE BUSINESS, NOBODY CAN STOP TRADE.
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"It hasn't always been easy, but I've never doubted any of these decisions to go here or to go there," Toni McAdoo said last week.
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I was sure of only one thing: I didn't want to go into business, and it never even occurred to me to go into technology.
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In order to go on a trek in Nepal, you need to have something called a TIMS card and permits to go along with it.
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"If they have the option to go direct, they are going to go direct," said Armstrong, former CEO of AOL and ex-Google ad chief.
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"I had a lot of people saying that suiting up to go into the prison was like suiting up to go to hell," James said.
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"My mission is to make certain that no one has to go through in 85033 what I had to go through in 2018," she said.
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Loads of girls used to go there, so we just used to go hang around and just get girls' numbers and that kind of shit.
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For instance, it costs $3 each way to go to the rec centre or town hall, and $5 to go to the commuter rail station.
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"This team had a chance three weeks ago to go north or go south, and they chose to go north," Dipoto said the other day.
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We don't want these industries to go under, but we don't want the dollars that are put there to go to corporate executives or shareholders.
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"From a strategic standpoint, it made perfect sense for [Sanders] to go north and to go west, because he wasn't going to win," Gillespie said.
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We still have a very long way to go in that department, and a very long way to go when it comes to equal pay.
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"I mean, our religion is to tour as much as we can and to go everywhere that people want us to go," says Ana definitively.
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The job was given to another company and while the arena is almost ready to go, it is also still only almost ready to go.
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One night she asked, "Why I have to go to bed before sissy?" and started refusing to go to sleep earlier than her older sister.
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"What drivers try not to go over?" is not a "pothole," but golfers and their driver clubs who are trying not to go over PAR.
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And the patients who were stable enough to go home, he found, didn't always want to go home for fear of what would happen next.
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"A lot of things he had to endure, I didn't have to go through that, and Maame doesn't have to go through that," Barthell said.
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Not everybody have the luxury to go in their f---ing bedroom and to go in a big-ass house and get away from people.
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After earlier rebuffing Junior's attempts to go out and protest with other members of the community, Dre and Bo decide to go as a family.
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"It turns out changing it to 2FA everywhere was a bad way to go, and eliminating passwords is an awesome way to go," he said.
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But it's easier for white pop stars to go from trap to pop — as Post Malone recently did — than to go from pop to trap.
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PLEASING PETUNIA I want to go north toward Starbucks; Petunia wants to go south, toward the hospital with a ramp she likes to pee on.
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"If we wanted to go to Homs before, we had to go half way round the world," said 42-year-old farmer Hussein al-Muhammad.
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It's normal to go over budget but you don't want to go crazy and rack up a lot of debt and pay for it later.
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In March, my family is supposed to go back to India for a wedding, and I've asked my mother to go to Kashmir with me.
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"I need to go, I need to go to the hearing," Mr. Flake told Ms. Archila, 39, in the widely shared video of the moment.
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And then over Labor Day weekend of 2016, it just all started to click in and traffic started to go and traffic started to go.
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It's not in their interest to go to war with the United States, and it's not in our interest to go to war with them.
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I wanted to go to one school, play there four years, have a great career and have a home to go back to and graduate.
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"When I'm ready to go to bed at the end of the day, they're ready to go to bed, too," she says with a laugh.
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Either they have to go to a lower-quality institution, or they don't get to go at all because the whole thing is too expensive.
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I THINK INTEREST RATES ARE GOING TO GO UP. I THINK THEY'RE GOING TO GO UP A LOT…I THINK IT'S JUST A MORE OPTIMISTIC VIEW ABOUT ECONOMIC GROWTH AND WHEN YOU HAVE ABSURD INTEREST RATE LEVELS AND YOU COMBINE IT WITH A CHANGE IN EXPECTATION ON ECONOMIC GROWTH, INTERESTE RATES HAVE TO GO UP AND I THINK THEY'RE GOING TO GO UP A LOT MORE WORLDWIDE.
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"Investors have to understand that Donald Trump is going to go after China and he's going to go after Mexico, but for different reasons," said Clifton.
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We know that around 2014, unemployment rates started to go up and household family income started to go down, after having gone up for several years.
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The next day I had to go to Seattle, then on that Friday I had to go to Kansas City, and then to Jacksonville on Monday.
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"If I had to go out, I wanted to go out against a top player who beat me in a straight up contest," Holzhauer told KLAS.
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You can swipe up to go through the apps; you can also swipe down on the side to go through the alphabet (which could be faster).
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Another way to go: However, let's say your grandparents don't like to go online and simply want copies of the photos to put on their computer.
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Border arrests continued to go down until 2012 when apprehensions started to go up slightly from 356,873 on the southwest border to 414,397 the following year.
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You can tap the bottom bar to go home, slide it left to go back, or swipe right to alternate between the two most recent apps.
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But they pay taxes every time they come into town to go to the grocery store, to gas up their cars, to go out to eat.
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I think in this one he&aposs going to go after Comey, he&aposs going to go after Loretta Lynch in that meeting, that tarmac meeting.
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If Democratic voters are looking to go to the left, but don't want to go too far left, then she could be a good compromise candidate.
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At once playful, ready to go and chirpse (aka, flirt) your girl; at others, ready to go hard, it's imbued with a sense of youthful confidence.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday the Republican dominated government will have to go "bold" and "big" to get the country where it wants to go.
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If regulators feel the evidence is sufficient to go after my sugar, they might decide next week that [the evidence] exists to go after my pastrami.
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And, "their premiums are going to go up even more, and their deductibles are going to go up even more under the Republican plan," Cox said.
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I think the fact that they meant someplace else is also very good, to go into, sort of like a neutral ground, to go to Singapore.
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When it came time for me to go to college, I decided to go to NYC because Todd Robbins was teaching sideshow stunts in Coney Island.
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Henry had to go to Canterbury and be publicly flogged, then promise to go on Crusade (he reneged), in order to be absolved of the murder.
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So when John and I wanted to go try to influence the computer industry, we had to get in an airplane and fly, to go there.
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"The decision was made recently to go up now because we learned from Washington Republicans that you can't wait to go after Trump," Mr. Barasky said.
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Evans said Obama was "willing to go through everything everyone else was willing to go through," watching a 20-minute long video on a juror's responsibilities.
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The group challenged the New York City Education Department in a letter to go further in integrating neighborhood schools than it has been willing to go.
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"Meeting great people and getting to go to these neat, quirky places that you normally wouldn't get to go to has been really fun," Gailloux said.
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While he hasn't been able to go smartphone-free, he has found that you don't need to go completely cold turkey to curb a tech addiction.
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If it makes sense for us to go public, and I absolutely think it will make sense for us to go public, that's something we'll do.
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For many Chinese companies wanting to go public in the U.S., their stated international ambitions coincide with a national push for Chinese firms to go overseas.
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Doing a meditation practice that involves calming ourselves down causes the heart rate to go down, blood pressure to go down, and stress hormones go down.
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So many more women die from childbirth and complications from pregnancy, and people shouldn't have to go through with something they don't want to go through.
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I would think if you were to go back into something like this, you have to be ready to go back into that kind of immersion.
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"I had to go past the place I didn't live, the restaurants we had eaten in, and the church I used to go to," she said.
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You want to go and do gay marriage, is that what you want, you want to go and carry man, put your thing for his nyash?
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It asks how far people on the left are willing to go — and should be willing to go — when they lose faith in the political system.
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We offer very dedicated, tailored service exactly where you want to go, when you want to go, and for a lot of customers that's really important.
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They have a very challenging back half of the season but I don't think it's going to go quite where people think it's going to go.
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My heart broke for this little movie, so I said, 'I've got to go; nobody's going to go see this movie at 11 on a Sunday!
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FAA confirmed that Boeing has to go through a series of processes, including offering more software details, so 737MAX will take some time to go-around.
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"If you want to go out at night to Williamsburg, you have to go to the city, transfer and go back to Brooklyn," Ms. Teo said.
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"Dealers desperately need these trucks to go after industries we haven't been able to go to with existing product," said John Schwegman, GM's commercial product director.
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And getting less hours at work would mean that something is going to have to go lacking—like a bill that will have to go unpaid.
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"I don't want to go out mediocre; I want to go on top," said Vonn, whose 77 World Cup victories are the most by any woman.
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When the main draw of a sorority event was cookies, or friends wanted to go out for pizza, it had become a reflex not to go.
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"After Match Day I told Meijer's leadership that I have to go to Alabama because my fiancé is contractually obligated to go there," Mr. Ansorge said.
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I'm not going to go expending extra calories to go catch the person that's got the hard password or anything else, because I don't need to.
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If you set off an EMP, a high altitude EMP, basically every light in this hotel is going to go off; every computer is going to go off; every cell phone is going to go off; and every car in the parking lot will no longer work.
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Abusing the tax writing Committee's authority to go after a political enemy sets a dangerous precedent, and the Administration is right not to go along with it.
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I have to go to the grocery store tonight to pick up some things, and then I have to go to my nephew's piano recital tomorrow night.
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"You've gotta have a routine to get your mind and body set so that it's always ready to go when you need it to go," he says.
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"I guess he wanted to go last night as his last time to go out before he started his training camp, and then, this happened," Valimaki said.
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A lot of work needs to go into optimizing those chips for desktop tasks — and it needs to go deeper than just cranking up the clock speed.
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I know this sounds stupid, but you want to go pee before you go onstage so you don't have to go in the middle of your set.
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"I don't have any desire to go forward with these ladies, I don't have any desire to go forward with John even at this point," she said.
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Victims are confused by what happened to them and they don't necessarily want to go through this process, and they don't want to go to law enforcement.
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If I don't have to go to court, and it is not a school-drive day, I am able to go to Pilates from 8-003 a.m.
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Deuki Hong, co-author of Koreatown: A Cookbook, recommends, mochi, chocolate syrup, fruits, and cereal, but feel free to go nuts—nay, feel obligated to go nuts!
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The Affordable Care Act has to go and it has to go quickly, Donald Trump economic advisor and CKE Restaurants CEO Andrew Puzder told CNBC on Wednesday.
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We felt like to go larger wasn't the answer … A lot of people go confinement, but to humanely treat the animals, we weren't going to go confinement.
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It was a place where you didn't have to go out and fight in a dungeon, you didn't have to go out and rescue the innkeeper's daughter.
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The family wants "to make sure that other families don't have to go through the pain and grief that they have had to go through," he said.
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Deanna's body was apparently not devoured, leaving her intact enough to go for a stroll just in time for her son Spencer to go looking for her.
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"The only way to get out is to go north — but the turtles want to go South," says Kate Sampson, the sea turtle stranding coordinator for NOAA.
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I originally wanted to go to Norway, but my husband had decided to come with me and didn't want to go somewhere with three hours of daylight.
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"I always say you've got to go with what you know," Cramer advised, turning to the stocks that managed to go up amid Wednesday's otherwise dismal action.
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"He's willingly starting to go out and going to Pokestops, get Pokeballs and catch creatures, whereas he didn't have the interest to go outside before," Barnhill said.
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Once the clock strikes midnight, you drunk riders are feeling good and feeling great, and are ready to go to another bar, or ready to go home.
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The Hornets responded with a 262-252 run to go up four, but New York scored seven straight to go up 291-212 with 83 seconds left.
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But AlphaGo only recognizes patterns related to Go boards and has no ability to generalize beyond that — even to games similar to Go but with different rules.
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To go from encouraging him to go easy on the wings and beer to asking him to help me change my habits hasn't been an easy transition.
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The Weekend Warrior is the type of person who, if she's going to go out to eat, wants to go to the best damn restaurant in town.
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I had to go through the whole lot, twice, then I had to go through what I had chose as the semi-finalists multiple times after that.
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And so if he's going to go at somebody, he's going to go at them in the way that he would respect somebody else going at him.
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"I didn't tell anyone I was going to go, because we weren't really sure if I was going to be able to go or not," says Takeuchi.
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"We're going to go with who can go, who's willing to go soon," General Townsend told reporters at the Pentagon during a video news briefing from Baghdad.
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Her tips: When to Go Mexico City is a corporate-driven market, so weekends are the time to go; weekday hotel rates can be twice as much.
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"We don't want these industries to go under, but we don't want the dollars that are put there to go to corporate executives or shareholders," Schumer said.
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At the end of the day, N.B.A. players have the opportunity to go where they want to go, but I feel like people want to be here.
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Beth Truman would leave to go to Missouri all the time; she was barely in DC. Jackie Kennedy left a lot to go horseback riding in Virginia.
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"This administration has told [immigration] agents that the gloves are off and they have free rein to go after people they want to go after," Tan said.
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What is it to go see a film, what is it to go see and like have an object that makes you think, like all these things.
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You go around the country and you talk to people, and they'll say, 'We don't want to go there; we don't want to go in those tents.
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I know what it was like to go for two or three nights not eating, and I don't think any kid should have to go through that.
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If you want to see blockbusters with other people, and you want to go to a cultural event, you&aposre going to go to an Imax theater.
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"If things go up, they continue to go up on average, and if things go down, they continue to go down," at least in the short run.
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Since it's too late to go to the gym without feeling rushed, I shower at home and pack my gym bag to go right after work instead.
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The Gamecocks then scored 163 of the next 216 points — including a four-point play by Bolden — to go ahead 23-220 with 15:52 to go.
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Americans who wanted to go there had to go through third countries or take expensive charter flights that were notorious for long delays and steep baggage fees.
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"I can't imagine they're going to want to go through what they're going to have to go through if they do it the hard way," he warned.
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And the answer is on Medicare-for-all, costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations.
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"I think it would have been better to go a little further at this last meeting than the majority of the committee wanted to go," he added.
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"He said, i'm here because I'm told we have to go," later adding, "Some guys just have no desire to go to school, it's not for everyone."
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Scientists would really not want to go back to that and they don't want to go back in terms of these divisive ways of looking at humanity.
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"Same way you have parents who wanted their kids to go to Choate, you had kids whose parents wanted them to go to the seminary," he said.
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She began by performing at home but documenting for public view such intimate tasks as cleaning a dirty diaper ("Rinsing a B.M. Diaper," from Private Performances of Personal Maintenance as Art, 21966) or dressing her children to go outside ("Dressing to Go Out/Undressing to Go In," 21972).
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If I'm going to go with a real estate investment trust, I'm going to go where I think that there is now no longer a surfeit of properties.
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Angela Watercutter: OK, I'll start by saying this season has largely gone the way I expected it to go (though not the way I wanted it to go).
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Right, exactly, but at the time, it was innovative, you had to go get things before, you had to go grab them and it was hard to grab.
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If you are out at a bar and someone asks to go home with you or you ask to go home with someone, talk to a friend beforehand.
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WATCH: Kim Kardashian Shares Never-Before-Seen Kanye West Wedding Photo: '4 Years Down, Forever to Go' "4 years down and forever to go…" she captioned the post.
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Looking at the long line of women in stylish dresses, waiting to go inside, I begged my friend to go home — there was no way we'd get in.
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"They sure have a long way to go in terms of replacing the Costco business that's going to go off their books in the second quarter," he said.
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For her to be able to go through it so fast, she's willing to go help any other characters, because she was lucky enough to make it through.
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Bill Campbell tried to talk me out of it, a bunch of times, my wife didn't want me to go, nobody wanted me to go, but I did.
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Alissa: As a New Yorker, I rarely get to go to chain restaurants, and am always completely delighted when I have the chance to go to an IHOP.
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I got so mad that I got picked to go first again that I just was going to go first and show everybody that this challenge is mine.
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"I'm sure each one of us has his own idea of how we'd like things to go, but personally, I think we have to go forward," Steer said.
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Shortly before she was scheduled to go into labor, the "Charmed" star suffered complications and was forced to go against her birth plan and undergo a C-section.
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"You know you've got the right sport for your kid when they don't complain about having to go -- they really want to go," said her mom, Barb Foster.
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Too spindly and unsafe to go the distance, too sedate of pace (and challenged for sidewalk space) to feel worthwhile if you don't have far to go anyway.
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Blue Apron, which delivers ingredients to cook meals in your home and was among the companies whispered to go public this year, has now filed to go public.
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You have a right to go where you want to go, do what you want to do, be however — and people just got to accommodate themselves to you.
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But, if we were 90% there with 10% to go, I call it the seven-yard line, I think our negotiators want to go back to that spot.
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"I had to go into a tube or some kind of MRI, whatever it was – and I was scared to go in," Hoda remembered while holding back tears.
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Google didn't want to go ... Nobody wanted to go on the record, even though it seemed ... Anyway, it was a really interesting problem because we moved ahead anyway.
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Gaming firm Razer has filed to go public through an IPO in Hong Kong as it looks to raise more than $600 million to go after growth opportunities.
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Well, I do and I can't tell exactly which direction you're hoping I'm going to go or which direction the people who are clapping are going to go.
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Just like my partner is not always stoked to go do a 12-hour shift at his job, I can be not stoked to go shoot a scene.
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But if I do have to, they're going to have to go through quite a lot of trials to go through me because my daughters are my life.
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"And then afterwards, he's not going to go to South Carolina, he's not going to go to New Hampshire, he's going to come to Washington, D.C.," she added.
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"As long as it's pedal to the metal from all these large central banks, I think the markets continue to go higher, asset pricing continues to go higher."
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But critics note that it allows potential terrorists or predators to "go dark" and communicate beyond the government's reach, causing intelligence and law enforcement officials to go blind.
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That's tough to answer, since it depends entirely on how the Trump administration chooses to go about it, if it indeed chooses to go down that disastrous road.
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Mr. Zhang said his father had known as a boy what it meant to go hungry, but his parents' frugality kept him from ever having to go without.
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But once I get done, having to go through the whole routine of getting it ready to go again the next day, you shouldn't have to do that.
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You're not called to go into the places where everyone already thinks like you and is a believer—you have to go onto a stage where they're not.
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Similarly, Mattis can decide whether to go up or down on troop numbers in Iraq and Syria, without having to go back to the president for repeated approvals.
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Read more: These 10 buzzy digital health startups are poised to go public in the next 12 monthsRead more: Healthcare startup Livongo is gearing up to go public.
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"This dishwasher would start to go, or the coffee-maker would start to go, or the stereo would just turn on at full volume," she told James Corden.
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This is designed for elderly users and people with bladder problems who might not get the message that it's time to go when it's truly time to go.
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" He also added that women "have to go through a lot of different things that we don't have to go through, you know, the hormones and different stuff.
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Some people wanted to go only if things had changed (but, if they were going to go, they wanted to get there before things had changed too much).
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That said, though I'm glad we're still overachieving, it felt more authentic to go to Huddersfield on a Tuesday night than to go to some Premier League games.
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Asking someone to go a day without using an item partially or wholly made from plastic would be like asking them to go a day without breathing air.
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As a result, it continues to pay for wealthy students to go to elite public universities but has cut loans for the poor to go to private institutions.
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Crazy men fly missions and sane men want to go home; crazy men don't ask to go home and therefore must be made to stay and fly missions.
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A lot of them want to go thrifting, but not a lot of them want to go to the thrift store, so I saved them a step online.
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"While we built a sustainable business, we essentially knew that if we wanted to go real big, we would need to go to the drawing board" Taub explains.
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"The only way to go about this responsibly is to go slowly and make sure you understand what the ramifications of these new possibilities may be," she says.
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"I just try to put the onus on me to go out there, get open, give him a nice place to go with the ball," Adams told reporters.
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More people come to Berlin to go to Berghain, one of the city's most famous techno clubs, than to go to the Staatsballett, the ballet company, she said.
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We have millions of truck drivers and almost all of them are people who couldn't afford to go to college or couldn't afford to go into other industries.
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Democrats to go on offense Democrats, who have been on the defensive for months in the House of Representatives on process, now get to go on the attack.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, we – to go beyond 15% in any company we'd have to go in on – I mean, there's a lotta rules as you increase your ownership.
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And in 5% of the cases you're going to go the specialists that need to see you — and then maybe there's enough money to go around for everybody.
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"We were saying, 'Hey, it's worth it for us not to go the Olympics, and if you want to go find 20 other players, go ahead,'" she says.
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But if you wanted to buy -- wanted to go to a restaurant in Barcelona, you got a Frommer's Guide, some old guy that told you where to go.
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When I want to go to the gym, I have to make sure the daycare is open, and we leave the house as a gaggle to go there.
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HLS doesn&apost require that the personal statement be about why you want to go to Harvard or even why you want to go to law school, necessarily.
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"After seeing how well this event went, it has encouraged us to go after these issues that we were told they were impossible to go after," said Hao.
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"No matter if it's fourth quarter with three seconds to go or first quarter with 10 minutes to go, I'm going to make that pass," Harden told reporters.
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Everybody's being really paid to go out and you're paid a lot of money to go out and incur those type situations that have more risks in them.
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Trump wants to go big on the issue Comprehensive bills rarely succeed in Washington, but Trump says he wants to go big when it comes to gun reforms.
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Tied at 88 with 123:46 to go, Philadelphia used a 12-4 run to go up 29-24 on an Embiid 259-pointer with 256:221 left.
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Sometimes, I'm afraid to go to — I am afraid to go to sleep and I will wake up and our democracy will be gone and ever be returned.
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Monday is the most important day to go to the gym, because if you don't go on Monday, you're not going to go the rest of the week.
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"They say you have to go to your family and she has to go to her family," he says, recalling the moment he was separated from Sam's family.
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So, to be able to go out there and correct the record, to be able to go out there and really make sure your message is being amplified.
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"We had these dinners where we said: Oh, one day we're going to go to Vienna, one day we're going to go to Paris," Mr. Nézet-Séguin said.
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A friend and I had gotten tickets to go see a show [in Florida] but the band we had wanted to go see actually called out last minute.
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We were too far to go anywhere, to go home, or go clubbing, so we decided the party was in the cemetery, and we slept on the graves.
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Two days before I was supposed to go in for the procedure, I got a call from a nurse to go over the details and finalize my paperwork.
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And what, he asks, happens if the UN tells the Avengers to go somewhere they don't want to go, or to avoid a fight they want to join?
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They want to know exactly what happened, and then they want to go to dinner, or they want to go have a drink, and move on with their lives.
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That's why I tell people to go to the head shop in whatever court jurisdiction they're in, that's the store they need to go to, to buy their stuff.
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But then you've got to go back to that and you've got to go back to … like you cannot ... it is impossible, it's impossible to love someone too much.
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So, China is going to be giving them advice about how to go about -- how to go about that and what to get out of the Americans in return.
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If I want people to go out on a limb and accept me, I need to go out on a limb and give them the chance to do so.
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Honestly, I want to go to a taekwondo college, but the chances of my parents allowing me to go to a school that specializes in taekwondo is very low.
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Now two countries are on a course of competition because China needs to go exactly where the United States needs to go for its future economic success and competitiveness.
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" She continued, recalling when her son was a teenager: "When my son was 13 he's not going to go and ask Charlie Sheen to go and sleep with him.
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Mr. Bay likes to go bold and likes to go bonkers, fattening his often-outrageous material with crazed visual strokes and thunderous explosions, helter-skelter angles and scattershot editing.
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I also find a bottle of wine to take to the party tomorrow, but know we'll need to go out again to find something else to go with it.
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Disney opened its impressive, immersive Pandora: The World of Avatar park last year, allowing visitors to go to go and experience the world of James Cameron's 2009 film Avatar.
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Having one's own Thought with a capital T should make it easier to override resistance because to go against Mr Xi would be to go against the party's charter.
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Like because people -- like you said, on their phones, but I am always outside and my kids just know to go outside because I was threatened to go outside.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — It was finally time to go for Lleyton Hewitt, and although it might have been time to go rather sooner, who could begrudge him this?
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"If I as a nursing mom has to go to a bathroom or other room to nurse then I think moms who bottle feed should have to go too."
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They forced her to go to school and learn English, when she wanted to go to the beach and race around by the untamed sea, like the ownerless dogs.
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If Miloti's eye-roll in the teaser is anything to go off of, there's some campy self-awareness to go with the inevitable dark future of misused technology here.
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But if I'm going to go from here to Boston, or if I'm going to go from here to Long Island, I'm going to take a different mobility solution.
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"I told Donnie, what he had to go through the past three days and what he has to go through tomorrow, you don't wish that on anybody," Collins said.
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Charlie can't seem to bring himself to go to Germantown to see if that's Quinn or not, but Olivia tells him he has to go because it's not her.
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"Unfortunately we're going to have to go through this, and this team that's totally innocent will have to go through it, but I'll get 'em through it," Pitino said.
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"Irving told me – a couple of days later – that she'd given the band an ultimatum, and either I had to go or she was going to go," he recalls.
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To be honest, I want to go, especially to Mexico, because the time I was supposed to go, there was the swine flu scare [at the beginning of 2009].
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Things could get interesting if Digital Ally decided to go after police chiefs But things could get interesting, Wagner said, if Digital Ally decided to go after police chiefs.
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It set out to become the company that when you said to yourself, 'I'm going to go buy something online,' you would say, 'I'm going to go to Amazon.
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After the Olympics I want to go into the Air Force, and after that I want to go back to school, but I'm sure I'll always return to boxing.
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My dear friend, with whom we have shared many music (and other) events, said she would like to go, and she would get a girlfriend to go with her.
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Whatever it is, it's a sign North Korea is ready to go back to a more antagonistic relationship with the US if nuclear disarmament talks continue to go poorly.
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You can also accomplish this task using the arrow keys on your keyboard, using the down-arrow key to go down and the up-arrow key to go up.
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He tells parents to tell their kids that they don't have to go and see anybody by themselves, but they do need to go see someone with their parent.
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"All these years, the UK fighters had to go to America and everyone had to spend a heap of money to go to Vegas," he said from the ring.
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"Every time I get a chance to go against him, it's going to make my game better and I'm going to go as hard as I can," Marshall said.
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As both a Swiss and an American citizen, I can identify with her feelings of no longer being able to go "home," yet I, too, want to go back.
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" He added: "You only get so much time with your family and friends, and if people don't want to go they don't want to go and that's their choice.
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These are people who mostly just want Republican politics to go back to normal, who fear risk and breakage and schism too much to go all in against him.
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Therefore it is not unusual for a woman to go into her hospital or midwifery unit before her contractions have become established and be asked to go home again.
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I had to go through the G-League and everything like that, so I had to go through some things, but I love the game so I didn't care.
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On those teams, Odom played out on the wing when they wanted to go big, and played up, next to Bynum or Gasol, when they wanted to go small.
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Those messages included "repeated admonitions for Mr. Urtula to 'go kill himself' to 'go die' and that she, his family, and the world would be better off without him."
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If I saw my peers leaving campus to go on vacation or to go home and I knew I couldn't afford it, I would automatically feel bad about myself.
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"I'd like to go back to the U.S., but my wife don't want to go, and I have no means to support her there," Mr. Jenkins told the newspaper.
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"I'm wanting to go back to work, but if I was told, 'You have to go back,' I do think that would step up my anxiety," Ms. Penney said.
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LG certainly seems to have the resources to go all-in on a foldable, but the category still has a long way to go in terms of proving itself.
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We still have a long way to go, and I think we're starting to go backward a bit, especially with the ban on trans people in the armed forces.
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"Dad was hanging out with the guys and I had to go in and tell him we had to go, that I was no longer an Islander," Tonelli said.
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Like they released the tickets just so suddenly, then they finished it, you cannot really (take time to) decide if you want to go or don't want to go.
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"I like it when our show is able to go to wherever we need to go to, violence-wise, but with a certain, let's call it class," he said.
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"Many people tell me to go straight, but for a blind person it is very hard to go straight," said Luk, who tends to veer left as she walks.
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"So I, you know, have no knowledge that [Pence] was actually ordered not to go, but it was going to be very difficult for him to go," she said.
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The more I played, the more confident I felt that I would be able to go for shots that I was afraid to go for in the first set.
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Chyna's lawyer, Lisa Bloom, tells us Rob didn't pull a fast one on anybody -- saying they fully expected him to go back to go court to lower his payments.
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"They say, though I don't know, that asylum is for people that don't want to go back to their country, and I do want to go back," she said.
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" - James, 23 "I have to go to Utah.
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" - Carly, 25 "Refused to go to the dentist.
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This strategy, according to Bezos, leaves Earth an idyllic paradise: a place to go on vacation, a place to go to college—in other words, a place for the elite.
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RUBIO: ... to go to Trump University, and they're suing now—$36,000 to go to a university... TRUMP: And by the way—and by the way... RUBIO: ... that's a fake school.
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These people tend to go to a place that says, 'Well, you have a place where you cannot hurt and it will be quiet, if you choose to go there.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who votes with Democrats, hesitated to go after Gorsuch, saying he wants the nominee to go through a thorough vetting before making a decision.
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"It's f---ed up but it's fun as an actor to go to those places because obviously I'd never want to go to those places [in real life]," he said.
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You making it, reducing friction, making it easier, those are all nice things to have, but if I want to go the thing, I want to go to the thing.
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"Frankly we are not willing to go to the price levels where some people wanted to go in order to get deals done," Donnelly told analysts on a conference call.
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If you want to go and weren't invited by Facebook, you'll have to apply for a ticket, explaining why you want to go, what you do for a living, etc.
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But I want to make an effort this time, especially in Europe, to go out and see places, to go on hikes, to make sure I'm actually getting to visit.
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"We're trying to make this more of an experience, a place to go to rather than a place to go through," said Alexandra Jaritz, global head for Tru by Hilton.
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He definitely wants to go somewhere warm, but he wants to get his college degree, and at the same time, he wants to go through the PBR (Professional Bull Riders).
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"There's a fleet of companies now thinking it's time to go public, but nobody wants to go first," said Lise Buyer, a partner at IPO advisory firm Class V Group.
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I THINK WE'D LIKE TO GO BACK, AS I MENTIONED EARLIER, WE'D LIKE TO GO BACK TO WHERE WE WERE A MONTH AGO, WHERE WE HAD A VERY GOOD BASIS.
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"I excused myself to go to the bathroom and he was there when I opened the door propositioning [me] to go into the other bathroom to do something," she said.
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Self-deportation, as I really define it, and that's the way I define it, is you're going to get some to go, and the rest are going to go out.
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RUBIO: ... to go to Trump University, and they're suing now — $1553,1543 to go to a university... TRUMP: And by the way — and by the way... RUBIO: ... that's a fake school.
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I work, and I have a job that means that sometimes I have to go out at night, and sometimes I need to go out at night just for me.
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The first was at the age of 23 when Margulies claims that a female casting director asked her to go to Steven Seagal's hotel room to go over a scene.
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"If you care about glasses and you buy glasses to go with your wallet and your wallet to go with your watch, your headphones should be the same," says Will.i.
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INGRAHAM: Text has changed, I mean, that -- I&aposve got to go -- I got to go to you in this -- I find this to be another amazing development this week.
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Pinterest is one of several tech companies expected to go public this year, including Uber, Lyft and Postmates, all of which have filed their own confidential paperwork to go public.
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Time to Go There is no better evidence than it being time to go for Ortiz than his "war of words" with Sonnen in the lead up to Bellator 170.
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It is kind of like a warrior, they send you somewhere and you have to go there and your mentality is you have to go there and do your job.
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This let you plan your attack accordingly, deciding to go for a frontal approach or maybe deciding to go after the orc's associates to gather more intel before getting aggressive.
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"We want to go and take shelter inside Bangladesh and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.
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They (Breitbart) are going to go to war and they are going to go to war against what they believe are the West Wing globalists who have hijacked the presidency.
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After spending years taking orders — told where to go, what to do and even when to go to bed — they suddenly need to make their own decisions about their futures.
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"We want to go back for our children to go on with their lives," said one of the women, who like the others wore the niqab or full face veil.
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New Delhi (CNN)"Anyone who doesn't believe in our values and wants to go to Pakistan is welcome to go," cries a voice in Hindi, over a thumping electronic beat.
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While coping with his classmate's death, Brad decided to go on an impromptu three-day trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park — and he invited Joy to go with him.
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We know we have a target on us, and we have to go 413 times harder to get where we want to go this year than we did last year.
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"I know that there's a number of senators that would like us to go much further, but of course environmental organizations would love us to go much further," he said.
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I also didn't want to go to the hospital only to be sent home again like a stupid little girl, but at about 12.30 PM we decided to go anyway.
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One time, I was shooting a music video for Fergie in L.A. and had to go straight to the airport to go shoot V magazine for Madonna in New York.
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She took out hundreds of thousands of dollars in loans to go to Bastyr, she says, just as much as it would have cost to go to real medical school.
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I'm afraid there's no money for them to go to a good school without fighting, but conversely, if they become pros, that makes it harder to go to school too.
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It's a great day to go for a walk and check in with yourself with how your body is feeling… like, is it maybe time to go to the dentist?
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"People don't have to go to stores anymore; they have to want to go," said Lee Peterson, an executive vice president at WD Partners, a strategy, design and architecture firm.
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In the end, maybe folks should heed the words of NFL Living Legend Tom Brady: "if people don't want to go they don't want to go and that's their choice."
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His father, Jonathan, played 12 years in the N.F.L. How he fits: The Pelicans have a center to go with the impressive assets they added to go with Jrue Holiday.
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"At home, you either have to go pro in Denmark or go to the junior league in Sweden, but there's no option to go to school, too," Schmidt-Svejstrup said.
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They're scared to go outside their houses, they wanna be in at a certain time, they don't want to go in certain neighborhoods, they don't wanna move in certain neighborhoods.
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"Have a plan in case things start to get a little bit worse of where you want to go next or if you want to go to cash," Kinahan said.
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By the time I got ready to go to college, my folks didn't have the money for an application for me to go, much less the money to send me.
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SMILE TO GO This is the largest of the Smile to Go outlets, dwarfing the original on the edge of Chinatown and bigger than the newer one in Dumbo, Brooklyn.
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"He is scheduled to go, and we're prepared to go, but we'll see what happens," White House principal deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley told reporters at the White House Wednesday.
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"When you base your confidence on your 'stuff' you need something to go well for your confidence to go up but, when something goes wrong, your confidence nosedives," says Fryer.
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But he said he didn't want to go to the camps just to "get a show," he wanted to be able to go inside and talk to the inmates freely.
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I'm not surprised because I think people want to go to the movies and they want to go out and it's one of the few things now they can afford.
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Of course, if you don&apost want to go as hard as they suggest (or want to go harder) you can make adjustments yourself by overriding the trainer&aposs instructions.
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" And we were just sitting there, and we were going to leave anyway to go put money in the meter, and I said to Richard, "Do you want to go?
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"Is it better to go through a charade process to get you the job, or is it better for me to just give you the job, because I don't have to go through a bid process, I don't have to go through an application process," Watt is recorded saying, according to NPR.
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US FOODS PLANS TO GO PUBLIC | US Foods intends to go public, less than a year after a planned merger with its rival Sysco collapsed because of opposition from government regulators,
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If I were to go, I&aposd rather be killed by a killer robot than let&aposs say being hit by a bus or something, that&aposs the way to go.
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There's not a whole lot left of the race car to go through and see what happened first, but either way we'll roll out a backup and be ready to go.
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That is to say, SpaceX wanted this mission to go off without a hitch — and the primary mission, to safely deliver the rocket's payload into space, appeared to go as planned.
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I talk about this with my grandkids – you have to get in there and get your hands dirty if you want things to go the way you want them to go.
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I suggest we all go as a big group, but people have different ideas about where to go, so we decide to go as two groups and convene back at work.
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Revealing that in her messages, You would allegedly tell Urtula to "go kill himself, to "go die" and that "she, his family, and the world would be better off without him.
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It's intended only for the Icarus and its mission to go close to the sun, and allow the astronauts onboard to go outside if needed in an environment of intense light.
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If my mother had to go shopping, my father would ask with a glint in his eye if I'd like to go along, as if the mall were secretly Disney World.
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Since the company filed to go public, evidence of Amazon's plan to go after the meal-kit delivery space has trickled out slowly and has put significant pressure on Blue Apron.
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Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) Mostly childhood-ruining because it made kids want to go to a place that they'll never get to go to and may not even exist. 33.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York appears willing to go the furthest yet, at least symbolically, in trying to prove she is ready to go toe-to-toe with the president.
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It's one of the several companies that appear primed to go public in the back half of the year, with Stitch Fix also filing confidentially with the SEC to go public.
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"I mean it's hard to go out to a club or party when you're like, oh wait, meal prep, I've got to go pop this thing in the microwave," he said.
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Revealing that in her messages, You would allegedly tell Urtula to "go kill himself, to "go die" and that "she, his family, and the world would be better off without him.
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"Cognitive decline is why [many] older dogs are euthanized, because they forget to go outside to go to the bathroom or they walk into the door and injure themselves," Ward said.
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Your bill would require insurers and providers to go to an impartial arbiter, name what they think is a fair price, and let the arbiter decide which price to go with.
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When things are going too far right, I&aposm going to go a low left, and when things are going too far left, I am going to go a little right.
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Kunuk's father was going to go on a one-week expedition with tourists, but they had to cancel because they couldn't bring them by dogsled to where they needed to go.
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When so much of the world is close to the zero lower bound on interest rates, there are so many more ways for things to go wrong than to go right.
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"The warning bells started to go off in Europe that maybe they had allowed this to go too far, and they were ignoring the potential threat from the east," Moran said.
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However, some investors think banks will need to go further, saying the cuts to areas such as trading and investment banking have left some lenders too small to go it alone.
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We all want to go to the same coffee shop and we all want to go to street food markets and we all want to eat at restaurants from some list.
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My great-aunt Ethel once described how she and my great-grandfather, Jacob, would pretend to go to sleep and then sneak out the window to go to the dance halls.
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If Trump doesn't prove smart enough to go along -- or his ego prevents him from doing so -- Macron is already well along the way to setting himself to go it alone.
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"It would be sort of shocking to go into winter without carrots," said Mr. Celona, who managed to go most of the summer without irrigation thanks to intensive soil management techniques.
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LUCERNE, Switzerland — There were practical tips on wielding the baton, on using the left hand to inspire the orchestra, on when to go for clarity and when to go for passion.
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"I don't know how far we have to go — how far down, how far left, how far out — we have to go, until we come together," the Golden Globe winner said.
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So far, the federal government is not prepared to spend the money to go to Mars and private business, right now, likely does not have enough resources to go it alone.
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"There's an old saying, 'If you want to go fast, go alone, but if you want to go far, go together,'" Booker said at the beginning of a video by MoveOn.
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You can make those decisions, but I'll tell you, it is much, much better to go through life attacking days than it is to go through life getting attacked by days.
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I talk about this with my grandkids — you have to get in there and get your hands dirty if you want things to go the way you want them to go.
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Perhaps try to go to bed a little bit earlier and see what you can accomplish by waking up an additional hour before you need to go to work or school.
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Over the years I have been told to go take care of myself when I was experiencing anxiety or depression, to go do something and come back when I was better.
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Watch "Miles to Go" on ESPN+ hereNo, "Miles to Go" is not a show about the rigors of travel in professional sports — although, on second thought, that idea might have legs.
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Francis wants to go to China — all popes have wanted to go to China, starting with John Paul II. But what did Francis's visit to Cuba in 2015 bring the Church?
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My hope in doing the series was to go beyond the voyeuristic, was to go beyond the titillating, and conduct an examination into the mental frameworks that allowed this to happen.
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"If a buddy wants to go to a bar or someone wants to go see a movie, I usually try to wait until I can get a mystery shop," he says.
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Second, I think Los Angeles was the first big city in America to go towards almost full closure and the biggest city to go to full closure of all nonessential businesses.
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Yankees 23.66, Orioles 26.55 Talented players are about as likely to go undetected in Major League Baseball as a dropped $6.55 bill is to go unclaimed on a crowded subway platform.
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"You are free, free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques or to any other places of worship in this state of Pakistan," he said.
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"I'm going to go out on a limb and say that by 22006 there will be serious plans to go to Mars with people," the same site quoted him as saying.
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"It was important for [Cliven] to go home to his family but it was important to him to go home as a free man, with no contingencies, no conditions," Whipple said.
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It determines, all right, how high is the pass going to go in the air, the arc that it&aposs gonna follow, it determines how far it&aposs going to go.
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If Apu has to go for political correctness's sake, then other "Simpsons" characters have to go as well, since they all are representations of bumbling people of one kind of another.
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Being here in Liverpool, you see people coming on touring buses to go to where the Cabin Club was, to go to Penny Lane, and they have a really strong connection.
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Doctors have to go through an eight-hour training course to get certification to prescribe it, and nurse practitioners and physician assistants have to go through a 24-hour training course.
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New England's defense stiffened and forced the Eagles to go 0-for-7 on third down after halftime, as it still held its seven-point lead with 8:30 to go.
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I felt it was important to go to them — not to have them wait for me to make that apology, but to go to them, where the state, ultimately, put them.
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At least since the 1970s, courts have been very skeptical of antitrust plaintiffs who can't show that the challenged conduct would cause prices to go up or quality to go down.
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Indeed, Bezos would like to go back to the moon in partnership with NASA, but has vowed to go it alone if necessary, according to an account published on Geek Wire.
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" But, she has stressed: "Life has to go on.
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" I said, "I think I'm going to go there.
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WAS HE READY TO GO DOWN WITH – RYAN: YEAH.
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That's the time to go around ... KS: And invest.
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I would like to go — yes, go ahead, please.
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So, my next guest -- NAPOLITANO: Two hours to go.
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I didn't want to go anyway — big stuffy event.
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" "I've wanted to go for a really long time.
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I would like to go -- yes, go ahead. Please.
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"I'm going to go with Kraft Heinz, " he said.
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" He said: "We've got to go with the flow.
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" Mr. Obama: "I've got to go with Han Solo.
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" And: "So they're going to go and we'll talk.
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" The protesters also shouted that Freeman "needs to go.
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" He scoffed, "But who would want to go smaller?
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" So we're just going to go with "Muay Thai.
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"I am now going to go dark ..." Scaramucci said.
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That was hard — I did not want to go.
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And also just to ... Go where your customers are.
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Convinced 20163 #Crooked voters to go 3rd party ^^ pic.twitter.
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Just one needs to go before 2020 — that's it.
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" Older man: "I want to go to a bar.
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There are also plenty of places to go swimming ...
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" He added: "I had to go on the track.
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"But will it continue to go down this path?"
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Well, I didn't want to go to college [ laughs].
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Derek Boshier: You try not to go [ drops jaw].
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" And I don't want to go "what was that?
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Here's what you need to know: • Nine to go.
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" I go, "I got to go to a club.
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HOUSTON — Is it time to go back to Neptune?
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I need to go & tell them what I've seen.
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" But, he added: "There's a long way to go.
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" And I used to go, "Well, I'm an actor.
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Here's what we're watching: • Spotify files to go public.
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Anyway, 5 days down ... only 8 more to go!!!
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Nine days have passed in 2017 — 356 to go.
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This car was made to go fast — very fast.
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Here's how to go to the bathroom ... in space.
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WASHINGTON — Well, where else were they going to go?
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"That's where I'm trying to go — to the top."
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We can't – we're not going to go below it.
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I would like to go — yes, go ahead. Please.
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" He added: "My brother tried to go get them.
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