I begged the world to let me die, to let me find peace.
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Ah, not going to let it happen, just not going to let it happen.
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I'm going to let Mr. Trump — I'm going to let — let me just... TRUMP: According to your poll... (CROSSTALK) KELLY: I'm going to let you respond to that, Mr. Trump.
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I didn't want to let my teammates down, I didn't want to let the fans down.
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I've got to let the scene play out, I've got to let it all hang out.
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It is one thing to let us continue the story, another to let us unravel the canon.
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"They knew they had to let me go, but they didn't want to let me go clean."
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When the officials refused to let Chapo's legal team review the documents, they declined to let him sign.
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We've already seen the hard choice of who to let live and who to let die in Italy.
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It was decided, not easily and not without reservation, to let go of him, and to let him go.
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And we're not going to let that happen, just as we're not going to let that happen with Russia.
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The movie's also confident enough to let those designs get kinda goofy, and to let the characters acknowledge the goofiness.
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Emotionally, this is a powerful day to let go of the past— what do you need to let go of?
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Boxers "are very motivated to let cameras into their lives, to let people get invested in them," ESPN's Magnus said.
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Orpheus pursues her and convinces Hades to let her go, to let her return to the land of the living.
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"We do not intend to let the Democrats, we do not intend to let the established Republicans, we do not intend to let anybody deter us from finishing this race," Moore said during the event in Alabama.
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"Our goal is of course to let our younger siblings, to let our cousins, to let the children that we know in our lives be able to go to school without having their school shot up," Tarr said.
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You've got to let them find their way, and you've got to let them find their way back to you sometimes.
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Caring for people does not complicate decisions to let people goCare is an essential aspect of decisions to let someone go.
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"You left without saying goodbye/ I'm here to let you know/ I'm here to let you go," Blunt sang during the song.
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That's when she contacted Airbnb to let the company know she wasn't going to be able to let him stay there anymore.
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It allows a developer to let a user pick one single photo from a system dialog to let the app work on.
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"It's not to let failure define you, and certainly not to let it dictate what you can do next," she tells CNBC.
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Catholic bishops from the Amazon called Saturday for the church to let married men become priests and to let women become deacons.
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But WV needs to let him know that they EXPECT BETTER & they need to let Joe know that WEST VIRGINIA DESERVES BETTER.
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We can learn to let things go, but before we let them go, we have to let regret get hold of us.
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It is time to let it go, to let it die in the place of the black bodies it wills into nonbeing.
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"I decided right then, I'm not going to let this change me; I'm not going to let it break me down," he says.
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Which means it's more important than ever to carve out time to let your mind wander, and to let those novel ideas surface.
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I should have the opportunity, if I need to let somebody go, to let the person go in a very humane, dignified way.
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The moment a creator chooses to let their subscribers know about their relationship, they mustalso be prepared to let them know when it ends.
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The school has to let police know she's arrived safely each morning and her mother has to let them know when she gets home.
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We stop at a Kosher deli, and my mom refuses to let me pay for lunch, but I convince her to let me tip.
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Yet it is this very inability to let go—to let anything go—that has divided what used to unite the love of millions.
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Are you ready to let go of the people and situations that aren't working for you in order to let some new ones in?
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Editorial Republicans in Congress seem strangely eager to let coal companies pollute streams without telling the public, to let oil and gas companies more easily bribe foreign officials, and to let any company win federal contracts no matter how badly it has violated labor laws.
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"I like to let him decide because I like to let his imagination go and see where he takes it," she said, of her outfits.
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Jackson told the doctor to "let the issue go" and to "let things go ... if I am to succeed in my career," the physician wrote.
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If you're anything like me you want your apps to let others follow you around but refuse to let them share photographs of your food.
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It's common for players to let poor shooting/scoring numbers bleed into other parts of their game, but Rozier can't afford to let that happen.
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And with China, their main export competitor, expected to to let the renminbi weaken further, these countries will face further pressure to let their currencies fall.
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BUY-TO-LET MODEL Founded in 1985 and based in Solihull in central England, Paragon has a 13 percent share of Britain's buy-to-let market.
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Google uses location history to let advertisers track whether their ads drove people to their stores and to let advertisers target people in narrow geographic areas.
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"It depends how you analyze it, on what we want to let them do and what we did not want to let them do," he said.
|
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The woman said that on Friday, she convinced Floyd to let her take her dog to the animal hospital but he refused to let her go alone.
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I think the mistake would be to let the ads degrade in quality, to let them increase too much in quantity relative to the amount of listening.
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It's adding augmented reality devices to stores to let shoppers try on make-up virtually, along with virtual reality headsets to let shoppers see furniture in real life.
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You know we're giving them all this money and then they said, 'We're not going to let you land, we're not going to let you take them back.
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Because Netflix has both the willingness to let me make my own movie without interference and the resources to let me do things like that shot of the dewdrop.
|
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I'm literally sending off a proposal to the Whitney this afternoon to get them to let me to borrow them back long enough to let them make that film.
|
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According to Hayek, he asked her to watch him shower, to shower with him, to let him give her a massage, and to let him give her oral sex.
|
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While I might not be ready to let Amazon inside my home, it's possible the convenience of such a service will force me to let my guard down eventually.
|
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The move to let transgender users identify themselves as such is meant to let them "interact with people who are more accepting of who they are," Mr. Rad said.
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TRUMP: A vote for Danny boy and the Democrats is about to let criminals and drugs pour into our country and to let MS-13 run wild in our communities.
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It's okay to let hurt guide you toward a better understanding of how to protect yourself in a healthy way, but try not to let yourself be ruled by fear.
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The philosophy or the position that people have is either you want to let unknown folks into the country or you don't want to let unkown folks into the country.
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Please learn the proper way to merge; I want to let you on, but I can't force the person in the next lane off the road to let you on.
|
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" It was good to let Turkey attack the Kurds, longtime U.S. allies in the fight against ISIS, Trump said, because "sometimes you have to let them fight like two kids.
|
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It's time to let its technology speak for itself without requiring its customers to purchase a bunch of add-ons necessary to let a phone perform the way its meant to.
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I wrote it because I needed to let people know exactly why I was not going to let that issue go, but it was very painful to write it all down.
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On Franklin's instructions, I do a few circles in the pits to let the brakes cool down, and then I get out and walk around to let myself do the same.
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I begged the organizers to let me open and they were cool enough to let me do it, especially considering I didn't own any equipment and hadn't played a show before.
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Its new government refused earlier this month to let an aid ship carrying 629 migrants land in Italy, but Spain broke the deadlock by agreeing to let them disembark in Valencia.
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The court found that the university violated an accused student's rights by failing to let him submit questions to his accuser, not by failing to let him cross-examine his accuser.
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" One more bonus tip: "You have to let go.
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" Earlier, Trump said he wants to "let Obamacare fail.
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EISEN: SO – AVENATTI: YOU GOT TO LET ME FINISH.
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So, no -- she's not willing to let it go.
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" TRUMP: Clinton "wants to let people just pour in.
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Twitter just can't seem to let go of Vine .
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They need … to let us know what they know.
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" Tester said, "You got to let the process go.
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We need to let women stumble — we won't break.
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"He came early ... to let me play," Willett smiled.
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"But I think what's important is we're not going to let, at least my campaign, is not going to let Donald Trump try to normalize himself" when he doesn't have an opponent.
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The court found that the university violated an accused student's rights by failing to let him confront his accuser by submitting questions, not by failing to let him cross-examine his accuser.
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Basically, I'm on the same level as a colonel, so I can tell anybody here if I wanted to to let me use their helicopter or tank, and they'd have to let me.
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It was not that the Second Amendment was there to let state governments maintain militias; it was that the Second Amendment was there to let the people stand against the government in general.
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I was advised not to give up, not to be silly, not to let it affect me—as if to let the opinion of another person touch me would be the true failure.
|
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The easiest and least disruptive way to correct this is to let superdelegates be superdelegates—but to let those who vote for a Democratic candidate get the first crack at deciding the outcome.
|
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The sketch was mostly an excuse to let this week's guest host, Jason Momoa, reprise his "Game of Thrones" role as the warrior Khal Drogo and to let cast members impersonate "Thrones" characters.
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A fine way to let some of your subscribers down.
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Yet I don't want to let us off the hook.
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Opening that wound again to let him in is terrifying.
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"We weren't going to let that happen," Mr. Sadosky said.
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Mueller is not going to let Rudy dictate the deadline.
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We would never want to let any of you down.
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So I'm going to let that stand as it is.
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"I'm going to let him speak for himself," Corker said.
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You know you're going to have to let her go.
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I just needed to let him go be in peace.
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He's supposed to let Joe make out with her now.
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And he was willing to let Republican governors try things.
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However, I am not going to let that stop me.
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It's a powerful day to let go of the past.
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They do not have to let anybody into their homes.
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Let's take a second to let this all sink in.
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It's about being able to let loose a little bit.
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But Edwards wasn't going to let this end like Washington.
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"I'm just going to let this one disappear," Hammel said.
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They are happy to let technocrats get on with it.
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I'm not able to let go of what's going on.
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Stern's husband left the house to let things simmer down.
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It's delicious and I text C. to let him know.
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It's OK to let the comfort binge take the wheel.
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How intrusive do you want to let these devices be?
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We're already here and he needs to let us stay.
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The commute allowed us to let our money go further.
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You've got to let that thing come down a little.
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All you need is time to let the layers freeze.
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We're not going to let one game bring us down.
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"I've tried to let it go," she told the Post.
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I wasn't going to let my girls live in chaos!
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And it's tough even for newspapers to let it go.
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"I didn't want to let the fans down," he said.
|
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He responds by questioning Scott's decision to "let" her drive.
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I thought it'd be funny to let the hose off.
|
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You're like, I am not going to let this win.
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HANNITY: -- oh, we&aposre not going to let that happen.
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I didn't come to America to let America slip away.
|
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But Democrats were not prepared to let him do that.
|
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The first is to let the animal pass away naturally.
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I don't have the patience to let my nails dry.
|
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Satisfied, I stepped back to let others have their turn.
|
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But we need to let our kids be kids, too.
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Just wanted to let you know that I'm doing ok!
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"We were not about to let that happen," Hollub said.
|
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For now, she's just taking time to let herself heal.
|
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But your mother never knew when to let things go.
|
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" Thomas Middleditch: "Just to let you know, you're being surveilled.
|
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It turns out it's possible to let bygones be bygones.
|
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That's my goal: to let them know there's another way.
|
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I begged my dad for weeks to let me join.
|
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Walk away to let them figure it out for themselves.
|
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Cut some slits in the top to let steam escape.
|
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It's never easy to let go of something you love.
|
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But the couple didn't want to let their daughter go.
|
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If it's different, I'll be sure to let you know.
|
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So, how to convince the government to let it slide?
|
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It's just kind of hard to let go of them.
|
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Wouldn't want to let all that gold go to waste.
|
|
And Goldstein wants to let everyone know that he's hiring.
|
|
And here I was, about to let my listeners down.
|
|
We're going to let you in on a little secret.
|
|
Both Israel and Jordan have refused to let refugees in.
|
|
Sony has offered to let Kesha work with another producer.
|
|
Just a guy who wanted to let the people decide.
|
|
Rebecca had been happy to let Priscilla handle all this.
|
|
Along the way, he's learned how to let innovation grow.
|
|
"You have to let them come to you," he explains.
|
|
But I'm not one to let someone else change me.
|
|
Yeah, take a minute to let that one sink in.
|
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"We didn't want to let anything change or persuade that."
|
|
Way to let the photo editor off the hook, Reese!
|
|
It's the age we can't seem to let go of.
|
|
Legally, Uber has to let users know exactly what happened.
|
|
Clinton told the girl to let her worry about it.
|
|
What about one to let your inner hangry shine through?
|
|
But Kenfe tries not to let it get her down.
|
|
Trump's inability to let the tiniest slight go is legendary.
|
|
Most Democrats are keen to let rip on government spending.
|
|
And that's a hard thing to let go of sometimes.
|
|
And I tried different things to let it go away.
|
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Click the photo below to let us know your thoughts.
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"Apparently Frances has said to let him go," Buckley tweeted.
|
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I'm not going to let any of that stop me.
|
|
But employers aren't legally required to let anyone go vote.
|
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You just have to let your guard down and relax.
|
|
"I am so ready to let 2015 go," he continued.
|
|
If HBO has to let me go Its my bad!
|
|
I'm going to let the world know that we're cool.
|
|
Meanwhile, Jacobs can't seem to let go of the argument.
|
|
She absolutely refuses to let her family steal any ideas.
|
|
I'm going to let my drummer play like this tonight.
|
|
She felt like it was time to let it go.
|
|
I force them to let me take photos of them.
|
|
I have to let the guard down some way somehow.
|
|
Come on Samsung, know when to let a product die.
|
|
As it was, Britt was fearful to let anyone in.
|
|
It is best to let them get on with it.
|
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You need to let the NFL deal with the NFL.
|
|
His moms even agree to let him keep the pet.
|
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Pope Francis told her to let him carry on playing.
|
|
I'm not going to let anybody see my vulva once.
|
|
I refuse to let this create any negativity or resentment.
|
|
My parents refuse to let me pay for my phone.
|
|
At least, not scared enough to let it stop them.
|
|
We weren't going to let them get away with murder.
|
|
"My aim is to let light reveal itself," says Taylor.
|
|
It surprises me that Apple continues to let that fly.
|
|
And if he's smart, he's not going to let me.
|
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But if he came [inaudible] he's going to let me.
|
|
Project OpenWatch is an attempt to let developers do that.
|
|
She left before we were ready to let her go.
|
|
He was too scared and too naïve to let go.
|
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He wasn't going to let you buy in his condo.
|
|
We're not going to let other people ruin us anymore.
|
|
We'll give you a moment to let that sink in.
|
|
Still, France isn't ready to let the issue go either.
|
|
Push down while swinging to let go of the vine.
|
|
They need a really compelling reason to let you in.
|
|
A mother is afraid to let her daughter play outside.
|
|
I just wanted to let you guys know I'm better!
|
|
The elephants roar but the crocodile refuses to let go.
|
|
He is willing to let the community set the pace.
|
|
And where do cynics go to let out their emotions?
|
|
This time, Trump's orbit proved unwilling to let Heller slide.
|
|
Many princes are loth to let MBS jump the queue.
|
|
In other words, Trump is unlikely to let this go.
|
|
It's easy to let your imagination run away with itself.
|
|
The player, minimized, gets to let go and just exist.
|
|
But to let scientists take his brain after he died?
|
|
To let us suffer when you know what's going on.
|
|
He clearly was not going to let anybody jeopardize that.
|
|
But Facebook wants you to let all the emotions out.
|
|
You to let his Freudian slips slide, for once. 223.
|
|
I think we want to let them do their work.
|
|
I am not going to let this enormous injustice stand.
|
|
I had to let him know that wouldn't be happening.
|
|
Crucially, AYAOTD was also willing to let their heroes fail.
|
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Use the powerful energy of this eclipse to let go.
|
|
It's easy to let your family suffer for your work.
|
|
There is no reason to let them off the hook.
|
|
A control group was told to let their minds wander.
|
|
Mashable chief correspondent Lance Ulanoff refuses to let them die.
|
|
Frank Underwood hates to let another politician steal his thunder.
|
|
I constantly have to let people know what I'm about.
|
|
When that runs out, you'll need to let them rest.
|
|
Well, this is the day to let your representatives know.
|
|
FEYERICK: The drone assault is not likely to let up.
|
|
It's unclear whether Washington is prepared to let Assad stay.
|
|
"I don't ever want to let that happen," she added.
|
|
He promised to let her know when he got settled.
|
|
The courage to let others know that we are vulnerable.
|
|
This is a powerful time to let go of baggage.
|
|
Her passion and willingness to let her voice be heard.
|
|
"It's important to let these things play out," he said.
|
|
McConnell was more than willing to let seats remain empty.
|
|
You're feeling spontaneously emboldened to let go of the past!
|
|
I have to let you in on a little secret.
|
|
Some dishes are just too good to let go forever.
|
|
I want to let you know that it's a girl.
|
|
His solution would be to let China deal with it.
|
|
QUINTANILLA: WE ARE BEING PRESSURED TO LET YOU GO, GARY.
|
|
You knew better than to let someone borrow that thing.
|
|
Stupid to let Mike get under his skin like that.
|
|
I wasn't going to let it stop me in anyway.
|
|
I finally had to let go of some of that.
|
|
"I want to let the whole world know," he said.
|
|
We need to let mothers grieve if they need to.
|
|
Sometimes, therefore, campaigners have sought to "let the people decide".
|
|
I'm definitely not going to let it fully defeat me.
|
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But I'm going to let them be for this one.
|
|
The little things would be hard to let go of.
|
|
It's okay to let something happen when you don't know.
|
|
I had to let go and learn from my past.
|
|
I'm not going to let drinking get in the way.
|
|
"I'm not going to let this stop me," she said.
|
|
But still they were willing to let certain citizens leave.
|
|
Are you going to let Congress or other voters decide?
|
|
But Charlotte's sisters were not going to let her fail.
|
|
I always tried to let them go before they died.
|
|
But he refuses to let anyone else do the writing.
|
|
Now we're going to let individuals get the same thing.
|
|
Drake isn't one to let the haters get him down!
|
|
Picking which battles to fight and which to let go.
|
|
"We have the depth to let players develop," Snow said.
|
|
Video games are built to let their players make mistakes.
|
|
We must refuse to let this be our new normal.
|
|
"I wanted to let everyone meet Christian together," she said.
|
|
Maguire asked Richter to let him stay on in London.
|
|
But Tur quickly interrupted, asking Erickson to let her finish.
|
|
You taught me everything but how to let you die.
|
|
" He tried to "let my mind wander into the case.
|
|
But either way, it's time to let the beefs go.
|
|
Time to let go of the past and embrace new.
|
|
What exactly needs to happen to let more light through?
|
|
But it feels worse to let a love go unrecognized.
|
|
And they have time to let their investments bounce back.
|
|
But you don't have to let them result in burnout.
|
|
But he doggedly refused to let the story end there.
|
|
Our democracy is too important to let the bullies win.
|
|
"I had to let my garden go," Ms. Kippin said.
|
|
Still, it was hard for Mr. McCausland to let go.
|
|
"I didn't want to let him beat me," Roark said.
|
|
" "We're very committed and we're not going to let up.
|
|
He's not going to let anything get in his way.
|
|
And to let him know the subject was not taboo.
|
|
I don't think we wanted to let that happen again.
|
|
"We're not going to let the government default," she said.
|
|
Chlöe Rice finds the strength she needs to let go.
|
|
"They are starting to let go of the old stereotypes."
|
|
Mr. Woetzel's method is to let dancers exhibit their range.
|
|
Follow the directions to let your phone capture your face.
|
|
"You've got to let us in," Mr. Carson recalled shouting.
|
|
We cannot afford to let this investment go to waste.
|
|
He does not intend to let his British passport lapse.
|
|
I have to let this pumpkin rot at the brownstone.
|
|
We can't afford to let these types of games slip.
|
|
He refuses to let them take him to the hospital.
|
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Let's try not to let it get to that point.
|
|
The choreography is also intended to let Grande blend in.
|
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I'm going to let the folks on the panel talk.
|
|
And you have to let a little time go by.
|
|
And we are never going to let that happen again.
|
|
New Jersey is working to let kitties keep their claws.
|
|
Sometimes it's good to let the artist do the talking.
|
|
"I'm not going to let you down Clay," she says.
|
|
If you acquire things, you have to let them go.
|
|
They were not going to let another year go by.
|
|
Be smart: China's government isn't going to let ZTE fail.
|
|
You don't have to let everyone in all the time.
|
|
But, he was not willing to let his people down.
|
|
Can Trump just decide to let Medicare negotiate drug prices?
|
|
Kim calls Kylie to counsel her to let it go.
|
|
The last time I'm going to let you make me.
|
|
Pulumi wants to let you manage your infrastructure with code
|
|
People change so that you can learn to let go.
|
|
And the deluge isn't expected to let up until March.
|
|
"I am not going to let anyone take you, bud."
|
|
It's an important day to let go of the past.
|
|
He mostly tends to let his height do the talking.
|
|
Somebody needs to let Chiquita know about this shit, STAT.
|
|
It's escapism if you like, to let off some steam.
|
|
So I think we had to let our guard down.
|
|
I needed to let that sink in for a second.
|
|
They're not working with us to let us have it.
|
|
I decided it was time to let myself go further.
|
|
I do it more for stress relief, to let loose.
|
|
I asked to let the children and the women out.
|
|
There's no reason to let your phone control your life.
|
|
"We are not going to let them down," Trump said.
|
|
Companies are often happy to let employees take the risk.
|
|
And her campaign seemed disinclined to let anyone forget it.
|
|
I'm not going to let my young daughter watch 'Supergirl.
|
|
"I'm going to let Stacey answer that question," he said.
|
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Ms. Zipper was happy to let go of her stuff.
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Most had been flipped on their ends to let Mrs.
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It's not compassionate to let people sleep in the streets.
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To let it slip through our fingers is definitely heartbreaking.
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Just acknowledge the thought and try to let it go.
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I called Jørgen and asked him to let me out.
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Nor is it a good reason to let this slide.
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LG: Nilay, I'm going to let you take this one.
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We're not going to let people die on the streets.
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I think it's so fucking hard to let that go.
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With the snow predicted to let up around 8 p.m.
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Mr. Paddock pauses to let them off, then gets on.
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"We're not going to let her go," Mr. Little said.
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We don't have to let all those things get tangled.
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And I didn't want to let down my father's name.
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"We want to let the paint roll," Mr. Bradstock said.
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I think they were happy to let it all go.
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Pretty soon, I will be able to let you know!
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It's a powerful time to let go of the past.
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Risch: [Trump] did not direct you to let it go.
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Risch: He did not order you to let it go.
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I have to let the world know this energy exists.
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I'm not going to let a disease slow me down.
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Japan, please continue to let your freaky fruit flag fly.
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We're not going to let you go ... My special relationship?
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When you're responsible for news, it's hard to let go.
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The Democrats don't want to let us have strong borders.
|
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But Swank's agent refuses to let a closed case go.
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And the scrutiny is unlikely to let up anytime soon.
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They need some coaxing to let go of the everyday.
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Antar H. I'm not going to let this stop me.
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He puts a lid on top to let it steam.
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You refused to let them tell you how to vote.
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Why haven't you unleashed us, to let us do this?
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"We're not going to let it ruin our good time."
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I can't seem to let go of this past relationship.
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I'll try not to let it go to my head.
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Did we really need Hef to let us be naked?
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Exactly. Never. Perhaps it's time to let this one go.
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"But we're not going to let that happen," he added.
|
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The judge had even refused to let their witnesses testify.
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"It's good to let things like that happen," he said.
|
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Which items were too laden with meaning to let go?
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He was finally able to let go of García Lorca.
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All set and ready to let your imagination run wild?
|
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YouTube isn't likely to let it come to that, however.
|
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Or, do you want it to let through some light?
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You have to let us destroy this beautiful thing ourselves.
|
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My stepmom refuses to let me eat in her car.
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"We have to let people speak their mind," she said.
|
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I try not to let it take me out, too.
|
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The walking frees my mind to let go of everything.
|
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"We're going to let him off the chain," he said.
|
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Just to let you know, we were on a patrol.
|
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Will Shortz probably thinks I need to let it go.
|
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Still, he tried not to let that slow him down.
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RISCH: He did not order you to let it go.
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I've never regretted moving too fast to let somebody go.
|
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"I try not to let that creep in," Witten said.
|
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"I wasn't going to let this pass," Parke told NewNextNow.
|
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But Bill's spirit wasn't going to let go that easily.
|
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When are you going to let me take you out?
|
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"It was scary to let myself want it," she said.
|
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She adores them and refuses to let us pay her.
|
|
An Austrian village wants "Frozen" fans to let it go.
|
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And Nassar himself had agreed to let the survivors speak.
|
|
I didn't want to let the nerves come to me.
|
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You'll be lucky if I decide to let you stay.
|
|
For years Chagossians have lobbied London to let them return.
|
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"I want to let other things take me," she said.
|
|
"I begged my parents to let me die," says Walker.
|
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That's why we refused to let Turkey censor our event.
|
|
He agreed to let authorities keep his $10,000 bail money.
|
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" He added, "I didn't want to let my volunteers down.
|
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"I'm not going to let it go," said Mr. Waterbury.
|
|
His colleagues weren't going to let him live it down.
|
|
Friends and colleagues warned Amini to let this one drop.
|
|
"It's my aim to let go of them," Malon said.
|
|
His parents had refused to let him play tackle football.
|
|
Our whole goal was not to let him beat us.
|
|
This makes it even more important to let forests grow.
|
|
We've got to let these good people into our country.
|
|
They shouldn't change the rules to let a billionaire on.
|
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He declined to let her sleep there for the night.
|
|
So I learned to let go a little bit more.
|
|
"We ought to let him do his job," Schiff said.
|
|
But I wasn't going to let go of the role.
|
|
This is to let you know so you're not surprised.
|
|
Austin: Patrick I'm going to let you live your life.
|
|
Ferrero was not about to let the aggression go unanswered.
|
|
But I'm going to let that play out tomorrow night.
|
|
"I was just trying to let it fly," Barnes said.
|
|
But Nas wasn't about to let it get him down.
|
|
Mostly, it's important to let go of expectations or plans.
|
|
"I try not to let it bother me," he said.
|
|
I think it's just important to let the dust settle.
|
|
Maybe we need to let teenagers take over US politics?
|
|
I try really hard not to let it bother me.
|
|
He refused to let her make dinner for their children.
|
|
But Democrats are not inclined to let the issue lie.
|
|
I think it's just important to let the dust settle.
|
|
The basic message was to let the process play out.
|
|
So it's probably better just to let that relationship go.
|
|
I tried to let myself unpack and rethink my assumptions.
|
|
" Southern Co.: "You've got to let that one cool off.
|
|
Far better to let the F.A. Cup speak for itself.
|
|
We need to let the President finish his economic reforms.
|
|
" He called for them to "let ObamaCare implode, then deal.
|
|
You don't need to let shyness be in your dictionary.
|
|
More and more people don't want to let them in.
|
|
I'm not going to let you slip all the way.
|
|
Volunteers are encouraged to let those detained guide the conversation.
|
|
It is important to let the investigators do their jobs.
|
|
"I prayed to God to let me live," he said.
|
|
The house's slowness gives Oz leisure to let sentences unfold.
|
|
Would I ever be able to let down my guard?
|
|
YouTube does not need to let everyone post their videos.
|
|
We try to let them feel that they are safe.
|
|
Doctors would be wise to let nurses take the lead.
|
|
Ruffini may be reluctant to let go of his creature.
|
|
Sometimes you have to let your skills do the talking.
|
|
The Senate Republicans seemed willing to let it happen. Gov.
|
|
WE'RE GOING TO LET THE MARKET REALLY DRIVE THIS THING.
|
|
Gazidis and Almstadt were determined not to let that happen.
|
|
It's definitively a night to let go of your inhibitions.
|
|
"I was willing to let the people talk," Risch said.
|
|
I'm going to let her own words do the talking.
|
|
"I want to let the process play out," she said.
|
|
The music swells triumphantly to let us know all's well.
|
|
The story gripped him immediately and refused to let go.
|
|
A stranger was kind enough to let my child sit.
|
|
Other times, it pays to let logic and strategy prevail.
|
|
"We're not going to let that happen," Mnuchin said Wednesday.
|
|
"But we're not going to let that happen," Mnuchin added.
|
|
"You never want to let your parents down," she said.
|
|
The insurgents appeared to have decided to let them go.
|
|
And still, he seemed content to let the speculation simmer.
|
|
I just had to let him know what it was.
|
|
Takes her a little time to let the steam off.
|
|
" He added: "So they basically have to let me win.
|
|
"We are not going to let up," Ms. Frankel said.
|
|
"I'm going to let him make his decision," said Rep.
|
|
I wanted to let you know that we are SAFE.
|
|
The problem: Americans have become too cheap to let them.
|
|
And I'm not going to let evil take that away.
|
|
He is unable to rest, to let his mind wander.
|
|
He told her he was ready to let her go.
|
|
Why is Trump so willing to let the Saudis slide?
|
|
It's important not to let details fall through the cracks.
|
|
It really weighed upon me not to let people down.
|
|
This time, shareholder activists have vowed not to let up.
|
|
RISCH: He did not direct you to let it go?
|
|
For example, bad idea to let Facebook buy Instagram. Right.
|
|
And I try not to let YC do that either.
|
|
RISCH: He did not order you to let it go?
|
|
To let a fighter continue on would be grossly negligent.
|
|
Oracle does not plan to let the fight end here.
|
|
You're not going to let some grievance simmer for years.
|
|
"You've got to let the people see something," he said.
|
|
How did you get them to let you film that?
|
|
She used to refuse to let us share a bed.
|
|
Luke lives just long enough to let Rey surpass him.
|
|
We're not going to let it happen, under no circumstances.
|
|
And it is important from progressives not to let patriotism become the exclusive property of the right, or to let justifiable sympathy for refugees morph into a disregard for enforcement of existing immigration laws.
|
|
I want to let the pot simmer a little bit, and to let legislators who have never thought positively about women's reproductive functioning to have a chance to hear from their constituents and consider.
|
|
To replace a wave of the hand to let someone pass in front or your car, or a flash of lights on the highway to let others know you are going to pass, Drive.
|
|
Instagram hasn't built any special tools to let publishers manage these lists, but I wonder if in time brands won't pressure the company to let them use the close friends list for business purposes.
|
|
" Speaking to her daughter, she said, "We want you to let us know that you're OK. We want you to let someone know that you're OK. We want to hear your voice, baby girl.
|
|
The United States has long been reluctant to let them apply for asylum on its territory and only recently agreed to let the United Nations vet them at a processing center in Costa Rica.
|
|
"The direction we appear to be headed is to let the House managers present their prima facie case which would mean no witnesses, to let the president's counsel do the same thing," said Sen.
|
|
A vote for Democrats in November is a vote to let MS-13 run wild in our communities, to let drugs pour into our cities, and to take jobs and benefits away from hardworking Americans.
|
|
Facebook, Google and more unite to let you transfer data between apps The Data Transfer Project is a new team-up between tech giants to let you move your content, contacts and more across apps.
|
|
I'm going to let two more because I want to have Ina go and I'm going to let Kevin from the Times ask a question because he wrote a really good story this week. Sure.
|
|
And, first, let me make very clear that the president never should have cleared the room, and he never should have asked you, as you reported, to let it go — to let the investigation go.
|
|
"(To) let people know how great he really is," Jackson said.
|
|
This would be a helluva way to let me know, Atalie.
|
|
When you procrastinate, you're more likely to let your mind wander.
|
|
It's time to let other states have a go at it.
|
|
He concedes that it is hard to let the apartment go.
|
|
But Zeke needs to let him have the record for good.
|
|
And Ikea's system is too buggy to let you do that.
|
|
And we're not going to let them get away with it.
|
|
The other was people he couldn't, and wanted to let go.
|
|
They're familiar enough with me now to let me touch them.
|
|
Only then is Apple proud to let the world use it.
|
|
There's a lot of powerlessness but you have to let go.
|
|
We decided to let our bird go and this happened... pic.twitter.
|
|
Hence the impetus to let Minifree do the work for you.
|
|
"Sometimes it's just best to let it out," says the star.
|
|
Both are promising not to let the other forget the result.
|
|
You should resist the urge to let it, at every turn.
|
|
I am not going to let you move into that address.
|
|
"I'm going to let the President speak for himself," Conway said.
|
|
They learn to "let them down easily" and never humiliate them.
|
|
He wanted to let the world know people like him exist.
|
|
And he's not going to let Medicare for All become law.
|
|
I'm not going to let you screw this up for me.
|
|
But Democrats weren't as quick to let him off the hook.
|
|
Does he know how to let them know we do care?
|
|
Has your kid bugged you to let them download Sandbox Coloring?
|
|
Of course, ex-DJ Mueller is loath to let that pass.
|
|
The U.S. is now planning to let the EU's exemption lapse.
|
|
But Chelsea was too hooked on the lifestyle to let go.
|
|
I decided to let the Boring Company know about my concerns.
|
|
They offer to let her use the bathroom before questioning her.
|
|
Why has it been hard for them to let it go?
|
|
The technology to let everyone play together regardless of system exists.
|
|
They didn't even send me an email to let me know.
|
|
Try not to let the professional rebuff diminish your value. 5.
|
|
Singer wasn't going to let Frankel stop her from having fun.
|
|
In the modern world, to let oneself get stuck like this.
|
|
I want to let it be the artistic piece they've got.
|
|
They wouldn't want to let the Supreme Court's 1896 Plessy v.
|
|
We are not going to let people just disappear like this.
|
|
DISLIKEPricey, so you might be hesitant to let younger kids play.
|
|
Clearly they don't want to let it go in a rush.
|
|
"I wasn't going to let it kill me," Emmy tells PEOPLE.
|
|
WE'RE GOING TO LET YOU GO. I SEE YOU'RE TWEETING NOW.
|
|
He cautions West's physician not to let him near any weapons.
|
|
I want you to let that sink in for a second.
|
|
It's really just an excuse to let loose and have fun.
|
|
All right, I'm not going to let you run through this.
|
|
R. texts to let me know her quinoa salad is amazing.
|
|
But Johnson wasn't going to let Rose have the last say.
|
|
Both Italy and Malta refused to let the fishing boat dock.
|
|
Vidcode partnered with Snapchat to let students build and implement filters.
|
|
Some school districts are even closing to let their staff participate.
|
|
I took her to the Vet to let her go peacefully.
|
|
Listen below to let the radial synth of "aiwtdipms" envelop you.
|
|
Chrissy Teigen isn't going to let anyone mess with her kids!
|
|
Selena is gone, they need to let her rest in peace.
|
|
I decided to let my hungover, dehydrated skin be the judge.
|
|
I refuse to let Hollywood #whitewashout the Thai Cave rescue story!
|
|
And if I'm at home, to let my imagination run wild.
|
|
Putin telephoned Assad himself to let him know about the withdrawal.
|
|
Google Maps is being updated to let you create public events.
|
|
And they'll give you the time to let your feeling develop.
|
|
Mr Xi is determined not to let that happen in China.
|
|
Congress just voted to let internet providers sell your browsing history
|
|
"We are not going to let them instill fear," Cuomo said.
|
|
They will not want to let the succession break the spell.
|
|
The emotional impact of these games is harder to let go.
|
|
They've got to let the body get cold, in my opinion.
|
|
Humor can sometimes get a person to let down their defenses.
|
|
Why are we so afraid to let our kids become artists?
|
|
In which case, it is best to let winning trades run.
|
|
Helene, you can just reply all to let us know here.
|
|
Unlike Elsa, Donald Trump is not willing to let it go.
|
|
But the candidate is not going to let the trolls win.
|
|
We need to let children, including college students, risk getting hurt.
|
|
BUT I THINK – EISEN: BUT IS IT HARD TO LET GO?
|
|
Other Israelis believe it a moral imperative to let them stay.
|
|
Rather, I chose to let it inspire me and help others.
|
|
Bannon said she had to convince him to let her leave.
|
|
Rathee said jokingly that he likes to let his wife win.
|
|
Maybe Drake just prefers to let the photos speak for themselves.
|
|
Over time, though, Facebook expects to let anyone publish to it.
|
|
She grabs it by the barrel and refuses to let go.
|
|
The N.F.L. has agreed to let the Chargers move to Inglewood.
|
|
This year it is on track to let in about 2000,21999.
|
|
Just want to let you know: the tour is still on.
|
|
"I wasn't going to let the show get whitewashed," Richardson said.
|
|
Stunned, I decided not to let on how upset I was.
|
|
I think I come back to "Let It Be" a lot.
|
|
But we're not going to let that get in the way.
|
|
"This is not a moment to let up on the pressure."
|
|
The pace of executions in Vietnam looks unlikely to let up.
|
|
Devoted fans of the genre were not ready to let go.
|
|
Is this the time to let your anchor remodeling show lapse?
|
|
I text my boss to let him know I'll be late.
|
|
And I just wasn't ready to let him go in Culloden.
|
|
I put it into the fridge to let it sit overnight.
|
|
"It's not to let people out of jail," Mr. Biden said.
|
|
Anytime you feel that feeling, it's pretty hard to let go.
|
|
It's not uncommon for lottery winners to let their earnings expire.
|
|
On Teaching Their Kids that 'Sometimes Mommy Has to Let Loose':
|
|
It is my life and my right to let it go.
|
|
Mitch McConnell wants to let the senators do their own thing.
|
|
But I'm not comfortable enough yet to let myself stop trying.
|
|
After that, you need to let Outline use the DigitalOcean API.
|
|
" Upton added, "I'm not going to let him intimidate me anymore.
|
|
"Sometimes it can be very tough to let go," he wrote.
|
|
Shortly after Smaka decides to let him go with a warning.
|
|
You don't want to let them in, but sometimes it happens.
|
|
But I don't want to let go of either — I'm greedy.
|
|
An ecstatic Ahmadi didn't want to let go of his hero.
|
|
The election commission has refused to let her register her candidacy.
|
|
Now, the refuses to let anyone else do the star's nails.
|
|
But can Jesse really convince the law to let him escape?
|
|
He called on leaders to let the inquiry run its course.
|
|
Indeed, officials have plenty of reason to let the trade continue.
|
|
And you just have to let it be a shit show.
|
|
Pell coaxed her forward, asking her gently to let him in.
|
|
You've just got to let the golf course come to you.
|
|
Some people refuse to let Alexa and Siri into the house.
|
|
It is a good moment, then, to let the currency slip.
|
|
The time to let the state exchanges fully collapse is now.
|
|
Frank Ocean is ready to let us into his crazy year.
|
|
You need to let people know what you are going through.
|
|
Neighboring countries are increasingly overwhelmed and reluctant to let migrants in.
|
|
Cardi B's not about to let an arrest get her down.
|
|
We wanted to let the audience eavesdrop on this family's conversation.
|
|
I was invited, but opted to let them have alone time.
|
|
His goal is to let the next president make the decision.
|
|
I had to let them know I'm always here to listen.
|
|
Maybe it's time to let the old rom-com ways die.
|
|
Finally, apps can choose to let users log in with Snapchat.
|
|
"Kim made a decision to let Stephanie go," an insider said.
|
|
All of this makes it hard to let Al Franken go.
|
|
"We're not going to let someone take this away from us."
|
|
Really it's already happens and you continue to let people ride??!!
|
|
She refuses to let other people's opinions and misogyny stop her.
|
|
A space to let us reflect on the question of self.
|
|
Kim was not about to let such grammatically insufficient abuse stand.
|
|
That way, we are willing to let go of the case.
|
|
And for Peter Parker, what's it like to let them down?
|
|
How wonderful is it to let them be creative and explorers?
|
|
As a leader, it's easy to let what's unspoken become unhonored.
|
|
Watch it a few times to let it truly sink in.
|
|
If you decide jump inside, don't forget to let us know.
|
|
Should a bus driver refuse to let a veiled woman board?
|
|
Related: Brutally Honest: Is it OK to let your child fail?
|
|
I'm going to let him do the negotiations behind closed doors.
|
|
We have to let the criminal justice system speak for itself.
|
|
No professional basketball league was pathetic enough to let me in.
|
|
Don't you love it too much to let it needlessly go?
|
|
"They want us to let our guard down," says one student.
|
|
I reluctantly crawl out of bed to let the pups out.
|
|
"She wasn't going to let him live," Rayburn told the court.
|
|
And our company is going to let everyone know about it.
|
|
Kourtney Kardashian isn't going to let people shame her for eating.
|
|
Still, no one seems ready to let the franchise go completely.
|
|
Because you want to let someone get to know you first.
|
|
But the material just isn't there to let them do so.
|
|
So I just try to let it happen when it happens.
|
|
Do we want to let our Union unravel before our eyes?
|
|
But fans aren't going to let their theories fade so easily.
|
|
But parents don't have to let it dominate their kids' lives.
|
|
You get to let go of giving a s—- about anything.
|
|
We need to let that sink in as an American people.
|
|
Of course that is an animal mind to let people die.
|
|
I think we're going to let it happen when it happens.
|
|
Barnes has appeared far less inclined to let the issue rest.
|
|
She doesn't have to let someone else's bad day become hers.
|
|
The SFO was however not prepared to let the case drop.
|
|
"I did this intentionally to let you guys bond," Khloé replied.
|
|
LARRY KUDLOW: I'm going to let those talks unfold next week.
|
|
"I'm going to let you do anything you want to me."
|
|
He is asking us to let him get rich scamming America.
|
|
Are you going to let yourself be bullied by that meathead?
|
|
"I am ready to let it go," Perry told Arianna Huffington.
|
|
"Just wanted to let you guys know I'm okay," he wrote.
|
|
Just a sign to let the world know you were there.
|
|
It's a sin to let all that dessert go to waste.
|
|
I wanted to let the young people do what they do.
|
|
There is also a greater willingness to let intelligence experts moonlight.
|
|
But you really need to let this Star Trek joke go.
|
|
I'll be sure to let God know when I get there.
|
|
And he's not afraid to let you know what he's thinking.
|
|
"We're going to let the process work itself out," he said.
|
|
Try not to let this bum you out over the holidays.
|
|
Because for me, I just didn't want to let anyone down.
|
|
You don't want to let go of that feeling of surprise.
|
|
And Apple would need to let you Facetime an Android user.
|
|
Naturally, Hong Kong netizens weren't going to let the incident slide.
|
|
I'm going to let you in on a deep, dark secret.
|
|
Italy, Malta and France all refused to let the vessel disembark.
|
|
I ask B. to let me know when he hears something.
|
|
The goal is for them to let you in for free.
|
|
She cried and implored National Guard officers to let her cross.
|
|
She always will, and she'll always fight to let it out.
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This is the best way to let your voice be heard.
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But now's the time to let up on your leisurely pace.
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We promise to let you know when changes roll out broadly.
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You have to let him know that this is your view.
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KS: No way are they going to let him do that.
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And don't expect anyone to let you in or greet you.
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Victorian liberals were more reluctant to let banks adopt limited liability.
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I think it would be best to let Ana answer herself.
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Questions like, How deep are you willing to let me in?
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Once he gets an idea he doesn't seem to let go.
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So I thought it'd be fun to let people enjoy that.
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Those abated in December enough to let the Fed raise rates.
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Or maybe it's time to let go of linguistic formality altogether.
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I can't imagine Crabtree is going to let this go lightly.
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This is a special time to let go of the past.
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Well, he wasn't going to let the Americans do it first.
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She refuses to let impairment drive her into a cave somewhere.
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I can try to let go from all the bad news.
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This is something Rotthaus is determined not to let happen again.
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It happened years ago and they need to let it go.
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You all gave me an opportunity to let my light shine.
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Social media users were swift to let their imaginations run wild.
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I have to let you go, we have some breaking news.
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"I wasn't going to let her get away," admitted McRaney, 70.
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I'm going to let Kara say it because she's allowed. Yeah.
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To let him go in and fight this fight is terrible.
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Valdsgaard crouched down to let us look under the virtual couch.
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Juan, however, wasn't going to let the spirited moment slip by.
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I'm just saying I'm going to let them do the discovery.
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So, would it have really killed you to let him finish?
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Just to let you know, I am a short story writer.
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"I have a scream I have to let out," said one.
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The U.S. can afford to let it get out of control.
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Willing to let our boys die to save his sorry ass!
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We didn't want to let her down, so we made toast!
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HILLARY CLINTON: Look, I'm going to let him run his campaign.
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That's essentially what Loving Vincent is trying to let you do.
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And it takes a little time to let these things happen.
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John Kasich took a moment to let everything sink in. Sen.
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You don't have to let that other person fully devour you.
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With so little space, it was impossible to let chores sit.
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" "And this is something to let Russia know, 'You know what?
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And NBA summer chatter certainly wasn't going to let it go.
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To me, we need to let the feds look at it.
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She had told her parents to let her rest after dinner.
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It's time to let users control their money from their phone.
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Eventually, I had to let go of these excuses and limitations.
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When it comes to creativity, it's important to let everything out.
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But these recipients aren't going to let that dim their excitement.
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For example, in June it started to let users retweet themselves.
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I just had to let myself be open to whatever happened.
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Skateboarders are too dedicated and too stubborn to let that happen.
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And I told them, 'You have to let me pitch now.
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But to drive society forward, you've got to let that happen.
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Figure out what activity encourages you to let your ideas drift.
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I'm pretty physical, but I really need to let myself go.
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But that wasn't enough for Sonya Curry to let it slide.
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I have to let my mind wander, but not my eyes.
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House Democrats are unlikely to let that kind of thing slide.
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Lisa Hanawalt was very generous to let me do that character.
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Be sure to let us know how we're doing out here.
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He is perfectly positioned to let you make America great again.
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Because that's what's going to let you make America great again.
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This is a powerful time to let go of the past.
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It's a powerful day to let go of the past, Aquarius!
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"I don't want to let terrorists destroy the city," he said.
|
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Bennett's Tapper eventually agrees to let her back on his show.
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Want to let someone in your life know they're extra special?
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Still, monetary authorities are not about to let their guard down.
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"If they're going to let that go, it's fine," Letang said.
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"Next year, I want to let my game speak for itself."
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It's important not to let the summer heat get to you.
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We simply cannot afford to let this become a bigger issue.
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So I want to let them know, they've got it backwards.
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If not, the manager may need to let some people go.
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I really haven't been able to let the win sink in.
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"Kim made a decision to let Stephanie go," the insider says.
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Volunteering to let drunk dudes swing golf clubs at your head?
|
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It has launched an online poll to let the internet decide.
|
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Trump needs to let the Special Counsel do his job Rep.
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A: You have to let go of the myth of perfectionism.
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"I'm happy to let them make that decision," Cornyn said. Sen.
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So you find the right way to let them move on.
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I try to let people know that I went through that.
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I also wanted to let the others get ahead of me.
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We are not going to let them control what we see!
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When he talks about the need to let "the people" decide.
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"I'll have to let his words speak for themself," he said.
|
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The club duly complied with its obligation to let him go.
|
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Lindsay Lohan gets it: sometimes we just need to let loose.
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If you're struggling to let go of the shame, start slow.
|
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First, he convinced her parents to let them share a bed.
|
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But more important: how to let the emotions speak for themselves?
|
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Eventually, though, Mr. Casual had to let go of the note.
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Told me I'd be an idiot to let you get away.
|
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The 76ers, however, weren't going to let that happen to them.
|
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Unlike Stevens, she refused to let us know where she stood.
|
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People agree ... we're not going to let this become an issue.
|
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We have got to let these good people into our country.
|
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The SFO was, however, not prepared to let the case drop.
|
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"Late Show" might want to let him try on more characters.
|
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I was not going to let that happen on this trip.
|
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"We want to let the litigation process play out," he said.
|
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"I used to let the kids take them home," she said.
|
|
Baby boomers are not going to let retirement slow them down.
|
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I make mistakes but I refuse to let them define me.
|
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You just have to let them dry out on their own.
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LOS ANGELES — Airbnb used to let you just book room rentals.
|
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Clinton was not ready to let him declare victory so easily.
|
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"I think you've got to let this day pass," he said.
|
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PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. regulators have agreed to let the Airbus (AIR.
|
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"I'm trying to let my kids live in peace," he said.
|
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""How did the people around her continue to let that happen?!
|
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"It's an act of courage to let go," Mr. Simon said.
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We decided it was best to let him go this afternoon.
|
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I'm going to let him say whatever he wants to say.
|
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But no self-respecting father was going to let that stand.
|
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It takes serious engineering to let 640,000 people walk on water.
|
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None of this is meant to let newspapers off the hook.
|
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The terrorists just waited for us to let down our guard.
|
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"I'm not ready to let go," he added, holding back tears.
|
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"They wanted to let us know they did this," said Plan.
|
|
Future politicians all vowed never to let anyone "Willie Horton" them.
|
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I already regretted that I'd agreed to let Reva sleep over.
|
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Is that enough money for you to let her do it?
|
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She's also conscious of when to let her work bare all.
|
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Ron Johnson about ideas to let users monetize their own data.
|
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I'm trying to let you find something and connect the dots.
|
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They were not going to let me come home after wilderness.
|
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Its's time to let go — and finally, start to move forward.
|
|
Do we want to let people know about the donation centers?
|
|
"Kim made a decision to let Stephanie go," the source said.
|
|
He even refuses to let the news cycle be a distraction.
|
|
It's a great time to let go of a bad habit.
|
|
Don't forget to let us know your favorites in the comments.
|
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CanvasPop offered to let TechCrunch try out the Prisma printing service.
|
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He convinced Facebook to let French regulators investigate on moderation processes.
|
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So I'm not about to let him skateboard down the steps.
|
|
But the ultimate thing is to let us tell our stories.
|
|
Stir for 2 minutes to let the seasoning permeate the ingredients.
|
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But it's just smarter, I think, to let it quiet down.
|
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I'm not going to let my friend go out like that.
|
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It's a brilliant time to let go of a bad habit.
|
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I like to let people come up with their own answers.
|
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"To let a patient go under withdrawal is unnecessary," he says.
|
|
Cops agreed, or maybe just agreed to let this one slide.
|
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I'm just going to let myself be surprised by what happens.
|
|
Guay was not one to let things take their course calmly.
|
|
Christian Jagodzinski: I try not to let my wealth corrupt me.
|
|
I try to let go of penetrative sex as a goal.
|
|
None of this is to let the president off the hook.
|
|
"I'm not going to let this haunt me," he told them.
|
|
"Don't want to let Mike sit around too long," Showalter said.
|
|
But some fans refused to let go of the Caroline episode.
|
|
Her parents encouraged Anoushka to let him hear her soothing voice.
|
|
I just ask people to let the system run its course.
|
|
"He's not going to let me live that down," Weems said.
|
|
And the Trump administration continues to let cruise ships set sail.
|
|
I had to learn to let go on the small details.
|
|
But we can't afford to let it disrupt the November election.
|
|
He wanted to let the couple live their own day large.
|
|
But what if you don't want to let the tears fall?
|
|
It's time to let clinicians and patients decide on immediate treatments.
|
|
Younger activists started to revive the struggle to let women drive.
|
|
There is nobody more authorized to let you know than them.
|
|
Are there any big secrets you want to let us into?
|
|
But we're happy to let other countries do the actual work.
|
|
And the F.T.C. seemed happy to let them keep doing it.
|
|
For sure, they need to let us see behind the curtain.
|
|
After her skincare "rehab" Lizzo learned to let her skin breathe.
|
|
Endings may take place as well—it's time to let go.
|
|
Hugh Hefner refuses to let the rumor mill kill him off.
|
|
S. Once you choose you have to let her do it!!
|
|
"I didn't have to let him interview anybody," Mr. Trump said.
|
|
Charo cried, because she didn't want to let Mr. Harrah down.
|
|
The trouble now is figuring out where to let them rot.
|
|
That is clearly ... I'm going to let you off the hook.
|
|
The other three wanted to let states to waive the requirement.
|
|
Eventually Dr. Harris agreed to let Dr. Bagnall see the exam.
|
|
In response, Gilman offered to let him join the Manhattan Project.
|
|
Today, we're going to let images do most of the talking.
|
|
We are not going to let that go on any further.
|
|
After that, they had no choice but to let me leave.
|
|
We were willing to let the hit piece fade into obscurity.
|
|
I'm not going to let missing the World Cup define me.
|
|
And, as he shows, a dancer knows how to let go.
|
|
The chamberlains had wanted him to let his brother marry first.
|
|
"Didn't I tell you not to let him move?" he roared.
|
|
Want us to let you know when the briefing is ready?
|
|
The CIA and the Canadians conspired to let them have it.
|
|
But he wasn't going to let that happen again this year.
|
|
Are you going to let something take what you love away?
|
|
We are here to let you know that black lives matter.
|
|
I picked up a few and turned to let Dave know.
|
|
Bad results aren't sufficient to let companies wriggle out of deals.
|
|
The aim is to let both companies stand on their own.
|
|
I don't think they ought to let them flood our country.
|
|
We ignored a proposal to let 2450,000 Jewish children come here.
|
|
"I'm not going to let you down," she told a voter.
|
|
It's best to let a professional preservationist handle it, experts said.
|
|
"De nada," I said to let her know she was welcome.
|
|
I just wanted to let you know: I have a Google.
|
|
"That means they have to let go of workers," Bovino says.
|
|
Ecuador agreed to let through migrants with visas for other countries.
|
|
They'll introduce themselves and offer to let you place their tents.
|
|
For their sake, and ours, we need to let them out.
|
|
I think they try to let inspiration fall where it may.
|
|
I pressed my doctors to let me out of the braces.
|
|
So the pressure to let these measures up will be intense.
|
|
Fellow Muslims — even children — refused to let him pray alongside them.
|
|
But he isn't ready to let the world leave him behind.
|
|
"Our goal is to let more people see it," he said.
|
|
But she said at some point parents had to let go.
|
|
Politicians say they're determined to let the people have their say.
|
|
This little light of mine, I'm going to let it shine.
|
|
I wanted to let voters decide President Trump's fate in 2020.
|
|
Nimmo said she decided it was time to let her go.
|
|
To let existing shareholders in the still-private Uber sell, primarily.
|
|
And I like to let the process reveal things to me.
|
|
He has agreed to let Misabo mope along for another year.
|
|
But what she refuses to do is to let them die.
|
|
So I decided to let them know, Hey, you're not alone.
|
|
To let this bright dress shine, Obama kept her accessories minimal.
|
|
And I'm here to let you in on a sad truth.
|
|
Better to let 99 walk free than to jail one innocent.
|
|
For coal, our advice is to let capitalism take its course.
|
|
That was enough to let the case proceed, Judge Jolly wrote.
|
|
The second night, he advises himself to let his muscles repair.
|
|
She recently asked the district to let her stay on permanently.
|
|
Powell seems more inclined to let markets do what they do.
|
|
Don't miss out on this opportunity to let your imagination shine.
|
|
And Pishevar's choice words aren't going to let anyone forget it.
|
|
I don't want to let the limitation of others limit me.
|
|
Yes, Facebook's willingness to let politicians lie sets a worrying precedent.
|
|
I'm not going to let perfection be the enemy of good.
|
|
But they refuse to let a presidential misstep come between them.
|
|
Try not to let 'em see you scream silently with frustration.
|
|
Sobbing and screaming, she told Todd to let her brother go.
|
|
Instagram isn't about to let everyone else have all the fun.
|
|
And all because people don't want to let go of tradition.
|
|
He brushed you off and told you to let it slide.
|
|
That was when I knew it was time to let go.
|
|
In fact, I might continue to let this one go naked.
|
|
As much as I wanted to let it go, I couldn't.
|
|
I was too nervous to let go of my grandmother's hand.
|
|
The result is a push to let no law go unprosecuted.
|
|
The Polish Parliament has already drafted legislation to let that happen.
|
|
Now, though, "it's a lot easier to let go," she said.
|
|
"I wasn't going to let him experience it alone," she said.
|
|
For now, I'm definitely willing to let that toll be taken.
|
|
Let's just take a moment to let that settle: Blended. Chicken.
|
|
It's time to let the fantasy of the "British nation" die.
|
|
These days, I practice handstands as a way to let go.
|
|
The school appealed his decision to let the lawsuit move forward.
|
|
It would be very hard to let go of the dream.
|
|
No. 1: Suspend any urge to let Mills hire another coach.
|
|
It is hard not to let these ambitions color policy making.
|
|
I will write them to let them know about my decision.
|
|
We will have to let the chips fall where they may.
|
|
"Those moments—they are hard to let go of," she admitted.
|
|
Cortica uses so-called 'unsupervised machine learning' to let systems see.
|
|
If it's tied, I'm going to let him go back out.
|
|
He was not about to let it go without a fight.
|
|
She faces a society that refuses to let her move forward.
|
|
"They said they weren't prepared to let him go," Zúñiga said.
|
|
That's probably enough packaging to let us use plastic straws again.
|
|
Are we, the American people, going to let him do so?
|
|
She refused to let either male or female medics touch her.
|
|
Now that it has, the President isn't prepared to let go.
|
|
Regulators decided to let the plane continue flying despite this analysis.
|
|
"It is important to let your business personality shine," says Brar.
|
|
It might have been better to let some of Manhattan in.
|
|
I'm just not going to let the accusers run my life.
|
|
I didn't want to let it slide without calling it out.
|
|
Elsa: I listened to "Let It Go" at least 26 times.
|
|
Or is it true compassion to let nature take its course?
|
|
It would be great if they decide to let us go.
|
|
There is absolutely no reason to let Monday get you down.
|
|
Now, in Month 63, the sponsors are trying to let go.
|
|
Are we going to let him use those to divide us?
|
|
I wasn't willing to let my relationship with Yosemite fade away.
|
|
She begged the social workers to let her mother take custody.
|
|
You try not to let worrying possibilities show on your face.
|
|
I find it's nice to let people sit wherever they want.
|
|
Mr. Mueller has always preferred to let others do the talking.
|
|
We need to let him, help him, make him grow up.
|
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I think it's important to let people know you're still there.
|
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But I wasn't going to let them push me down again.
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