I'll walk away from this game, set it ablaze and walk away.
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As Ally and her cloak walk away from the mirror, we walk away from Cult.
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I think it would be a grave error to walk away from Europe, to walk away from NATO.
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To assert himself as a black man means again and again that clients walk away; girlfriends walk away.
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If you can't walk away — or don't want to walk away — from the networks we've built, what are your options?
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If my partner screws up and I get pregnant, they can walk away but I can't walk away from it.
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When you can walk away from a press conference with the world's toughest journalists, you've succeeded if you walk away without bruises.
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But that move where he was willing to walk away, that anyone knows if you&aposre getting a bad deal, walk away.
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"This is an entertaining film and people will walk away with things with [what] they want to walk away," Cruise, 56, said.
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"The Chinese saw him walk away from North Korea and they're concerned he will walk away from the China deal," the official said.
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But I will not walk away from the most important political fight of my life, and I hope you won't walk away either.
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"Some people can get into an argument and be offensive and walk away, just like some can try coke and walk away," Dave says.
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While you could maybe walk away from a real estate transaction, we really can't walk away from these trade agreements without jeopardizing the economy.
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"It wasn't a comfortable and easy [decision] to walk away, because once you walk away, you don't have that sphere of influence anymore," Loedolff adds.
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You have to be willing to walk away in the first case — or at least to walk away and wait until the dealership calls you back.
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You Walk Away People of the world, you should just walk away seriously and let these idiots fight, there's little you can do to stop them.
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"Everyone else would walk away with a job in the United States Army, and I would walk away with just more student loan debt," Mr. Talbott said.
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I'd rather someone walk away disappointed that I won't do something than watch him or her walk away with something he or she will regret a year later.
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Even those stars who don't walk away from the night with a statuette and all the accolades and bragging rights that go with it still won't walk away empty handed.
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Fluffy language, exclusive holiday cocktails, and happy-hour "deals" are simple ways bartenders can walk away with a bigger tip — and you walk away with a larger-than-anticipated bill.
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Just as he couldn't walk away from the Wildlings' plight — even though his men hated him for taking their side — and just as he couldn't walk away from his responsibilities in the North, he won't be able to lie about his heritage and walk away from being heir to the Iron Throne.
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Yahoo's deal with Mozilla has also been under scrutiny lately, after Recode reported that Mozilla could walk away with a significant payout and walk away if it didn't like Yahoo's buyer.
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If you're in public and you can walk away safely, even if this creep is threatening you with serious bodily injury, your obligation is to walk away before you shoot him.
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Yeah, they walk away from the server where their code is running, but they don't walk away from all the knowledge they gained making it, or the individual talents they've honed.
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AXELROD: The result of the election actually has stirred what I think is an encouraging reaction, which is this stuff matters, we can't walk away -- we can't walk away from it.
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And I will not be our party's nominee, but I will not walk away from the most important political fight of my life and I hope you won't walk away either.
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I think we have to be willing to walk away if they keep stealing, Larry, if they keep stealing our IP. Can't we just walk away and win the trade war?
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We needed to learn to walk away from clients and suppliers that did not meet our cash-cycle needs (and it is tough for an entrepreneur to ever walk away from business).
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People don't walk away from a meaningful source of income, but they will walk away if they have been trying to gain patrons for weeks and only have $10 to show for it.
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"Even if we walk away from using opioids for back and knee pain, we can't walk away from patients who have been treated with opioids for years or even decades now," she added.
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To all the dreamers watching tonight, let me be absolutely clear, you are part of our story, we will fight for you and we will not walk away— we will not walk away.
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I don't want the fans to have to walk away with that taste in their mouth, nor do I. I don't understand how Royce could [walk away] knowing that it was a foul.
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"I can't walk away from him without him following me."
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The perfect yoga class is just a short walk away.
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"To walk away from what I'm good at?" he said.
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Each time, the employee would walk away, none the wiser.
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" Obama added, "I'd walk away from those events so hopeful.
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I'm gonna count to three, and I'm gonna walk away.
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It's difficult to walk away from that type of situation.
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Just follow the instructions, set the temperature and walk away.
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The people who don't walk away love you for yourself.
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If they insist on seeing you again, walk away forever.
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The SPD may have no choice but to walk away.
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Knowing when to walk away from a job is challenging.
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People just walk away from me because I started to.
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Walk away to let them figure it out for themselves.
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I don't think that's what we should walk away with.
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Too bad you'll never walk away with that much cash.
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As they're blindfolding and getting low, just casually walk away.
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Let them get super confused as you walk away slowly.
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Walk away and talk to someone you trust for help!
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Just don't expect to walk away with that much cash.
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I am now not afraid to walk away from deals.
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It's given me a reason to walk away for good.
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I didn't walk away thinking, 'I've just been sexually assaulted.
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If you say you don't have animals, they walk away.
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They both want to walk away from it claiming victory.
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But we had to walk away from that particular suggestion.
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That's something that she just can't walk away from entirely.
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They gathered everyone together and told them to walk away.
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But we always have to be willing to walk away.
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He's not just going to give up and walk away.
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That seems to have convinced Mr Trump to walk away.
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What do you want the reader to walk away with?
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If you see them on the battlefield, just walk away.
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As one officer approached Tran, he began to walk away.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhen you're done, close the window and walk away.
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If I don't have that creative space, I walk away.
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And I could walk away from it and be fine.
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My son would not just walk away without telling me.
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This is not something you can just walk away from.
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It's going to be hard to walk away from that.
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I realized that I cannot just walk away from it.
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I hope that people will walk away being more open.
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Just like that, they drop their weapons and walk away.
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He would turn, scream in her face, and walk away.
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That's why it's so difficult to walk away from Trump.
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Employees can walk away from these trainings with triggered emotions.
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When I walk away, she follows me and continues talking.
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Yet the networks couldn't walk away from the company either.
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Most people will just walk away with a sore arm.
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You won't walk away with as much as you expect.
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One can walk away from even the most offensive speech.
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What do they do if you walk away from them?
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But I don't want to walk away from it now.
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If you don't get a fair deal, you walk away.
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He was shot 16 times after trying to walk away.
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"This is something you don't walk away from," she said.
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Yudhishithira now wants only to walk away from the damage.
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But Avenatti wasn't about to walk away from the fight.
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But Marriott is not ready to walk away quite yet.
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They usually walk away from the game at that point.
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I walk away from the Elton household with mixed emotions.
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Knowing when to walk away and say, 'That's well enough.
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Some companies did decide to walk away, an unusual move.
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It's what you are left with, when you walk away.
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What you walk away with is: This too shall pass.
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And we walk away with many of the same lessons.
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Beware what happens when you walk away from your lineage.
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The question is whether SoftBank really intends to walk away.
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It's time for Arya to walk away from the game.
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At some point, most people in her position walk away.
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Kalanick will walk away from the deal with $1.4 billion.
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If the replies aren't equally simple, you should walk away.
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And then walk away as if it had never happened.
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Still, the pastor wanted to walk away with something concrete.
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He could walk away with over $120 million — or nothing.
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You may walk away surprised and happy with the result.
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It's not easy to just pick up and walk away.
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"We won't walk away and abandon this," General Waldhauser said.
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And you might walk away with some suggested reading. 15A.
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I'm not suggesting we walk away from the coal miner.
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Some people walk away from [opioid addiction], which is great.
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But then they walk away from it by using stimulants.
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He appeared to put up his hands and walk away.
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If the North walks away, the U.S. can walk away.
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But, if it's a bad deal, he will walk away.
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As a nation, we cannot walk away from these commitments.
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"I want to walk away, not limp away," Mathis said.
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Anytime Nazis are involved you condemn them and walk away.
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"You beat him again, and you walk away," Cormier says.
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Knowing that he would walk away soon, Naegel felt liberated.
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For now, both parties walk away from the table content.
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Most people who think this is bogus simply walk away.
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Just fill it up, turn it on, and walk away.
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Both girls walk away with the guy in the end.
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You may walk away from this movie with emotional whiplash, but the good news is that you'll also walk away having seen Milo Ventimiglia share the screen with an adorable dog and an adorable child.
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Tree got emotional and had to walk away from the crowd.
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That said, not everyone gets to walk away with a statue.
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BRAMER: No and not one thing did Putin walk away with.
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We will fight for you, and we will not walk away.
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You don't walk away wondering how they did what they did.
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Walk away from them or go into another room or office.
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No country has said it will walk away from global action.
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What do you hope viewers of the documentary walk away with?
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Would Freeze actually walk away from $15 million because of it?
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And if he didn't, he was always willing to walk away.
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And the president showing strength, I will walk away any time.
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If that happens, the officer can walk away without any repercussions.
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Walk away, and the result will not be a better deal.
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These are prescriptions that are fulfilled, and then people walk away.
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"The One's Who Walk Away From Omelas" by Ursula Le Guin.
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But as I turned to walk away, he called me back.
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He was always willing to walk away to protect his integrity.
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It was "empowering" to walk away from that show, Handler says.
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YOU HAVE TO BE ABLE TO WALK AWAY FROM AN ACQUISITION.
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Any take-home points you want people to walk away with?
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I had to walk away from the parade of bad news.
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They're not going to just sleep with you and walk away.
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Walk away from your screen every 4-6 hours. Liquids.Popsicles. Kindness.
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MACCALLUM: So, clearly the president is still willing to walk away.
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The plane was totaled, but they were able to walk away.
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We were all at liberty to walk away at any time!
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Because of the pressure and he was ready to walk away.
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The parties can then either consummate the transaction or walk away.
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"I knew I could walk away heartbroken," says the Bachelor star.
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You don't roll up in a ball, you don't walk away.
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Clinton herself, and have decided to walk away from the party.
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I never wanted him to walk away with questions or regret.
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If your lead lowballs you, of course you should walk away.
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Honestly, I wanted to walk away hating myself for eating it.
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As they say: Any bear attack you can walk away from ...
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There's no better time than now to walk away from Destiny.
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Or if they walk away, I think there are other buyers.
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If we can't, though, then there's no reason to walk away.
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He pulls her hair roughly when she tries to walk away.
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Anton knows people who can enjoy a sweet and walk away.
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One throws it, it causes destruction and you walk away tranquilly.
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Or if they walk away I think there are other buyers.
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People really walk away with skewed perceptions of what is normal.
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"My husband says I just need to walk away," she continued.
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Mattis agreed it would be wrong to "walk away" from Afghanistan.
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In other words, Gannett could very well choose to walk away.
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"Don't feel like you're going to walk away unscathed," McDaniel said.
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He'll be cooking something, will answer the phone and walk away.
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At least both parties appear to walk away but — nature, man.
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One day, he decided to walk away from the city. Literally.
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My own bed would be just a 20-minute walk away.
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Normalize staying at the table when you would rather walk away.
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Expect to walk away with "La Marseillaise" stuck in your head.
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Up the hill, Mr. Fisher's grave is a short walk away.
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"We certainly aren't going to walk away from this," he said.
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Now is not the time to walk away from these investments.
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He's challenging you, and he won't walk away until it's impeccable.
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I just did not want to walk away and leave them.
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They could not walk away or lose all their potential points.
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"I knew I could walk away heartbroken," said the Bachelor star.
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If we don't get a better deal, we will walk away.
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Before Darden can walk away, Cochran gives him a private message.
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When the moment arises, you have to choose to walk away.
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Get ready to walk away armed with some useful new skills.
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If you decide you're not into him, just walk away—next!
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He says he won't abandon them and he won't walk away.
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But she said she couldn't walk away from climate change, either.
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Any naysaying beyond this gets your back as you walk away.
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The soldiers who walk away are left to watch everything change.
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And the Facebook office was about a 15-minute walk away.
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He will walk away knowing he gave it everything he had.
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So I can understand why you might want to walk away.
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Wide sandy beaches, restaurants and shops are a quick walk away.
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"Walk away," said Daniela Sassoun, an associate broker at Douglas Elliman.
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But most of these remaining contestants will walk away with nothing.
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You'll even walk away with three impressive projects for your portfolio.
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Her way of ending the marriage was simply to walk away.
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You listen to an episode and you walk away feeling good.
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If my business flopped, I could break even and walk away.
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And they are starting to walk away from their own leaders.
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They'd be lucky to walk away with some of their fingers.
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Is there anyone that's just going to walk away from this?
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It was then that she made the decision to walk away.
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"I was not going to walk away," said Ms. Freese, 49.
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This is your best chance to walk away with a bargain.
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And was it justice that they should all just walk away?
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The National Monument and museums are just a short walk away.
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The camera watches her walk away as Dave shudders with delight.
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I quickly ran out of steam and started to walk away.
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Read: Worry in Scorched Fort McMurray: How Many Will Walk Away?
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I've never been so glad to walk away from a story.
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Look how we agreed to disagree and walk away, they said.
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Have you ever seen us walk away from defending marriage equality?
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"Roma" didn't walk away empty handed, earing best foreign-language film.
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"Walk away from your work space for lunch," Mx. Streams said.
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Perhaps you decide to walk away and enter a new environment.
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Yet Jeff Bezos' company won't walk away with all the spoils.
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Will a lucky entrepreneur walk away with a big money investment?
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I don't know why I wanted to walk away from that.
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And once I realized that, it was easier to walk away.
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He was fortunate to walk away with only bumps and bruises.
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"I remember having to walk away from my computer," he said.
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We were prepared to walk away if those standards weren't met.
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And the U.S. did not walk away once Taylor was gone.
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Even Trump's decision to walk away from the talks lacked drama.
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Maybe they walk away when someone taunts them on the street.
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We of course can walk away from this when we want.
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But you can't always afford to walk away from a paycheck.
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Sometimes, my patients say they walk away feeling judged or burdensome.
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But May's government wants to be able to walk away unilaterally.
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He's regaling them with stories, but they start to walk away.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to walk away from the trade agreement.
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A short walk away is one of the sprawling dormitory complexes.
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It's okay to walk away from toxicity, regardless of the source.
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SoftBank is insisting it could walk away from an Uber deal.
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Only a few of the attendees at this year's Academy Awards will walk away with one of its coveted golden statutes — but everyone will walk away with another desired prize: an edible Oscar, courtesy of Wolfgang Puck.
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For her to walk away, it shows money is just a figure.
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World-class cybercriminals are also hoping to walk away with some gold.
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If we walk away, "we're shooting ourselves in the foot," Victor says.
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Monkey parents are too smart to give in – they just walk away.
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She&aposs going to walk away with possibly getting a trade deal.
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Part of me wanted to walk away -- from Paulette and the story.
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The comment caused Hernandez to become upset and walk away, he testified.
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But I feel like I can walk away and be totally happy.
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"For a moment, I wanted to walk away from it," Anderson said.
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" More seriously, Kimmel hopes to walk away from the show "relatively unscathed.
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But we really can't walk away from these survivors of sex crimes.
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Tekashi had to be held back, but eventually chose to walk away.
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For Bohatsch, he hopes players walk away feeling empathy for their protagonist.
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All I can say is I&aposm totally prepared to walk away.
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The digital timer helps remove the guesswork for maximum walk-away convenience.
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So I'm not going to promote it, so they can walk away.
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Lara Jean goes on to apologize and walk away from John Ambrose.
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I will constantly walk away from what I'm doing to do this.
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"We can't simply anoint a place and walk away forever," he said.
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They invested $11m and on 11/6 they walk away with billions.
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He wants her to walk away from their last night feeling confident.
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"I don't think Ammon can walk away after what he's been through."
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Nissan's decision not to walk away will boost confidence throughout the industry.
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I thought for sure that he would walk away a free man.
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YOU HAVE TO BE ABLE TO WALK AWAY FROM A BUSINESS DEAL.
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The presidency is not a deal he can easily walk away from.
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This wasn't a walk away like you get up and walk out.
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Public Health A good negotiator needs to be able to walk away.
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Russia cannot simply walk away without losing its newly won regional clout.
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I usually teach people not to say anything and to walk away.
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This clause also allowed Mozilla to walk away at its sole discretion.
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What I tried to do was ignore it, turn away, walk away.
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My willingness to walk away has protected me, I realize that now.
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But we're betting Black Panther will walk away with this one, too.
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"Mission accomplished ☺" Zuckerberg walk away with the deal of a lifetime.
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You don't want to look inside yourself...And so you walk away.
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"Hopefully, customers walk away with some knowledge or education," Mr. Snell said.
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But at least we can walk away with this Chark highlight. Kaboom.
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Such frustrations can lead young people to walk away from the process.
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Inevitably, some will walk away from the process disagreeing with the outcome.
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Then to watch her walk away smiling — that's what it's all about.
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She was able to walk away after being disentangled by course officials.
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But letting California walk away could also be politically advantageous for conservatives.
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Even if you pay $1, you'll still walk away with something good.
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Bluetooth devices stop working as soon as you walk away from them.
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So I'll take a couple of bites, and then I walk away.
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You don't walk away from the transcendental experience knowing all the answers.
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"They're too good to walk away from and I just don't know."
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Just set it, walk away, and come back to a perfect texture.
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Penton said he got to his feet and tried to walk away.
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Episode 13 After all that, will Frank Underwood walk away scot-free?
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But Germany can't simply walk away from Turkey, as Erdoǧan well knows.
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But when you're done, you walk away with a lifetime of illumination.
|
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Over and over, the guy would walk away and she would follow.
|
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But if you don't see something you absolutely must have, walk away.
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By 210, Virgin Megastore was a short walk away in Union Square.
|
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No one can watch this type of footage and walk away unaffected.
|
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"We can't and we must not walk away from them," she said.
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I won't walk away a single bit from what I said previously.
|
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"I had to shut my mike off and walk away," he said.
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If we don't get the deal we want, we will walk away.
|
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So is Trump really going to walk away from the negotiating table?
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" Then, you have two choices: Walk away, or drop the "F-bomb.
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You'll walk away better educated, and shocked at how much you've learned.
|
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But no nominee ever pledged to walk away entirely – until Donald Trump.
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Why not simply wash our hands of the state and walk away?
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And, you know, I don't walk away when I do those things.
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Siemens is ready to walk away after competition authorities deemed concessions inadequate.
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Even if you win, you won't walk away with the full amount.
|
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A California homeowner's incentive is simply to walk away from the obligation.
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It helps to walk away sometimes, even though it was super hard.
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"I want women to walk away knowing there is help," Davis explained.
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If you get up and walk away, no one thinks you're rude.
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They didn't walk away from me—that was a turning point, really.
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I didn't walk away believing Russia was right to take the Crimea.
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Give me 1003 fantasy points, Matty Ice, and I'll walk away glad.
|
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The most recent nominee to walk away was Robert Bork, in 1987.
|
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Summer, three years in, said he has no plans to walk away.
|
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They wash it, walk away, and then make it for someone else.
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For instance, people may want to walk away with pieces of it.
|
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But don't expect Comcast to just walk away from Disney's latest offer.
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Either way, you're about to walk away from this very, very spoiled.
|
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There's no lingering idea or story you walk away with and remember.
|
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Are you ready to walk away from the politics of the past?
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"My guess is the Iranians will not immediately walk away," he said.
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"We walk toward what most people walk away from," Dr. Goldfarb said.
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You may walk away with a desire to up your prep game.
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The E.U. decided we were weak, weak, weak and wouldn't walk away.
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But progressive leaders here are urging their allies not to walk away.
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Is it okay to just walk away from her because of this?
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But under normal circumstances, you can walk away and take a break.
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There are certain things in life you can't really walk away from.
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You walk away at the end seeing these people as human beings.
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One bettor who didn&apost walk away too pleased was Dan Bilzerian.
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It feels so good that we finally walk away with a win.
|
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Phelps, however, did not walk away from the 2016 Games empty-handed.
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If Kim will not agree to that, Trump must walk away — again.
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In some cases, that cost isn't enough to make you walk away.
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Endeavor co-CEO Ari Emanuel was right to "walk away," Cramer said.
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Nick and I walk away remarking on how impeccable the service was.
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They hug and then walk away with their arms around each other.
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Will an entrepreneur walk away with the investment deal of a lifetime?
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"If I can walk away, I just want to quit," he said.
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But she did walk away from the reality TV series making headlines.
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They can walk away from treatment at any time they feel frustrated.
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"Some things don't just walk away," Oakley said in the radio interview.
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Of course, that lucky winner won't walk away with the full amount.
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Cousins could also walk away as a free agent after next season.
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Price: $210 Just throw in a bunch of ingredients and walk away.
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Three of the men were able to walk away from the ship.
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"It's better to walk away than sign a bad deal," said Sen.
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It's not easy for an Asian man to walk away from that.
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It's more audacious, too, and more merciless, daring you to walk away.
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That's not something companies want to walk away from, nor should they.
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Do you think Mr. Trump made the right choice to "walk away"?
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When l gave that command, Mayfield began to walk away from me.
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In this scenario, Klobuchar is likely to walk away with at least one county delegate (or 2200 percent of the available delegates), while Biden will walk away with nothing — even though they were separated by only one vote.
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" Gergen added that "we're the largest contributor to carbon dioxide in the world, and for us to walk away as this carbon dioxide threatens the future of our grandchildren -- for us to walk away from that, it's grotesquely irresponsible.
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It's rather common for musicians to walk away from artistic projects, of course.
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Someone threatening to walk away, they reasoned, doesn't mean that they really will.
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Many clients chose to walk away rather than risk criminal charges, Ajster said.
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I don&apost think people are going to walk away from it unscathed.
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EMANUEL: In the end does the dear leader walk away from the table?
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" Still, Intel's email to employees said, "When we disagree, we don't walk away.
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There's nothing in me that just wants to walk away and do — what?
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As Harrison Ford would put it -- any landing you can walk away from ...
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Leave a reasonable doubt and the dealer could walk away with an acquittal.
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You might even walk away with $25,000 and a whole new business trajectory.
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It requires toughness -- both Kissinger and Baker demonstrated the capacity to walk away.
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And somehow, I still felt utterly sad when I did finally walk away.
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The big picture: Republicans couldn't be happier, while Democrats walk away virtually defeated.
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It's entirely possible that Verizon might still walk away from the deal altogether.
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You walk away; he still has his car, you still have your £5,000.
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Every woman is bound to walk away with more confidence and fashionable items.
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Iran has threatened to walk away if there's no resolution by July 7.
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Always, somehow, Escobar gets his revenge and still manages to walk away unscatched.
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Who'll step in to help those mothers left alone after fathers walk away?
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It has until April 22 to make a firm offer or walk away.
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Maybe those who can retire will simply take the offer and walk away.
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They simply walk away from the scene, and things carry on as planned.
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He could walk away with more than $100 million even if he's fired.
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Can they shoot someone who just ignores them and starts to walk away?
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CAVUTO: But we didn`t think walk away ahead of the meeting, right?
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If we have to do it, we cannot walk away from our responsibilities.
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If there were not enough sellers, SoftBank could walk away from the deal.
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There was nothing for me to do but watch my friend walk away.
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When they start to walk away he thanks them, before a final sendoff.
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You just lock them by the side of the street and walk away.
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But instead of shooting, they turn around and walk away from the door.
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I've had to walk away from situations I don't want to be in.
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"The JV (joint venture) isn't about to walk away from Kenya," said Mbogo.
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On Late Night, Seth Meyers had to actually walk away from his desk.
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In cases of material misalignment, we should also be prepared to walk away.
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Here are four signs that you ought to walk away from a purchase.
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Then we have You Walk Away Seriously Lady, who escorts Aeropostale Shirt away.
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Why would anyone walk away from a glamorous, high-profile job like that?
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The tabloids reported that Joe first offered Lachey $1.5 million to walk away.
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In SimTower, I could have just zoned what I wanted and walk away.
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He was in college at Loyola Marymount when he decided to walk away.
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Broadcom wants Qualcomm to finish the deal at that price or walk away.
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In leveling critique at publishers, I don't even walk away scot-free myself.
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I'm not going to walk away and come back and waste my time.
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Kelley Jr. then let go of the pole and continued to walk away.
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"But I'm certainly not going to walk away if they do," he said.
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You can walk away with a great deal, and two games at once.
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If a NAFTA agreement cannot be reached, the U.S. should just walk away.
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"I walk away with the impression that everything has been consistent," said Krishnamoorthi.
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Though they aren't caged or bound in chains, these women can't walk away.
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The CEOs were reportedly "shocked" to walk away from the meeting empty-handed.
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Like sure it would be nice to walk away with a million dollars.
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He can walk away free from that but the rest of us can't.
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And you didn't walk away when the trend was not in your favor.
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It was hard to walk away from last year's Emmys without a smile.
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"I wanted to walk away with the full million after taxes," he explains.
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You can be King Kong onstage, but then you can casually walk away.
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He has threatened to walk away from table, but ultimately stayed the course.
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That will make it hard for him to walk away having accomplished nothing.
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WAPNER: THEORETICALLY THE PUTS COULD EXPIRE AND YOU JUST WALK AWAY QUIETLY NOW.
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"We will not walk away," Lagarde said during a question-and-answer session.
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Airlines can't simply walk away during the most important season of the year.
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We cannot promise anything, except that we will not walk away from them.
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Trump's victories will allow him to walk away with an increased delegate lead.
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But this doesn't mean that I want to walk away from the work.
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The alternative, Trump has threatened, is that he'll walk away from the deal.
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"If the Iranians want to walk away from the deal, fine," he added.
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To be sure, people's mortgage bills have become harder to walk away from.
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"We'll walk away and not sign a bad deal for Canadians," he vowed.
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You never know, you could walk away with a $300 Target gift card.
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The salad place is a ten-minute walk away, according to Google maps.
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I kept bombing the wrong place, feeling shitty, and had to walk away.
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He'd walk away at an opportune moment, grinding the match to a standstill.
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Or — like Boylan is perhaps still debating — is it time to walk away?
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I would politely decline them, place them next to her, and walk away.
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Then they walk away and appear to leave him alone for a moment.
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That's an experience that he's gonna walk away with, and that's really good.
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I think they're going to walk away with hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Several reports have speculated that he'll walk away with somewhere around $10 million.
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If it chooses to walk away from South Korea, will it be safer?
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Paul Ryan Is House Speaker Paul Ryan about to walk away from Congress?
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"He could really just say, 'I got my world title' and walk away."
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It turns out I overestimated our ability to walk away from a challenge.
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I put that in my pocket and I walk away to somebody else.
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Should we really get married because it makes it harder to walk away?
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People would walk up to me, look at me and then walk away.
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I hope when the book is done, I'll be able to walk away.
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Usually I just walk away and try to shake them off that way.
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"If they don't get what they want, I would walk away," he said.
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Then, as I turned to walk away, he had a question for me.
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He ended up barely clearing the edge, and did NOT walk away unscathed.
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You'll even walk away with a shiny certification when you complete the course.
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Zarate then threw the gun into the water and began to walk away.
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They walk away from it the way we're used to seeing prisoners walk.
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We redoubled our efforts to find common ground, rather than simply walk away.
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Sometimes, you should just put down the computer, the phone, and walk away.
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Customers/clients walk away satisfied because their expectations are either met or exceeded.
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And the conservatives were trying to walk away from that a little bit.
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One response to this situation is to walk away and tune everything out.
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Then you walk away and hope that it doesn't relate to anyone else.
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At which point, he will acknowledge what everyone already knows and walk away.
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You do not walk away from your father when he is addressing you.
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They get to walk away whenever they want; we are abused, homeless, dying.
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Instead, these lawyers will walk away from this case with their reputations intact.
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When the bankruptcy was over, Ms. Kluge did not walk away with much.
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They appeared to have a short conversation before Sanders turned to walk away.
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Yes. I want to walk away this year with about $25,000 to $40,000.
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Typically, you can walk away from a boss and they'll grant breathing room.
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You may, however, walk away with some new insights into Pepe the phenomenon.
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I walk away from the meeting feeling a lot better about the deliverable.
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You should not simply drop a bill into a cup and walk away.
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You don't want to have people collect the insurance and then walk away.
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If borrowers do walk away, are you going to enforce or write off?
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But Democrats did not walk away from a deeply divisive hearing with nothing.
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Regardless of who wins the Oscar, no nominee will walk away empty handed.
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But true fans couldn't walk away without some important questions: No crab juice?
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Under different circumstances, it would be just a short walk away, she said.
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Hyde Park is a short walk away, as is the Central Business District.
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Will Paul accomplish his goal and walk away with one less life regret?
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"There are no plans to get up and walk away," Davis told parliament.
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It's about sowing those seeds that'll make people walk away mulling it over.
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Everybody was trying to walk away from it when it was coming out.
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"I would walk away," Trump said in an interview with the Sunday Times.
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Most of the others have already begun to walk away leaving me exposed.
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Barr was on Brandon Straka's "Walk Away" when she revealed the gigantic spoiler.
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It's not as though you could just turn your back and walk away.
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Iran is unlikely to simply walk away from the nuclear deal, the authors believe.
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ET: Did America walk away from the Trump-Kim Summit with a good deal?
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Either way, the strategies adopted by firms will be hard to walk away from.
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And if they don&apost do that then we are going to walk away.
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He chose to walk away from the whole performance, rather than risk things escalating.
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But many people clearly walk away from Trump rallies having understood what he said.
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While Cupp may have lost the game, he did walk away with James' admiration.
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I&aposm not that worried that he will walk away from a bad deal.
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Just take your phone, drop it on a pad or stand, and walk away.
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I feel like people are going to walk away with him as the favorite.
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People of all ages still walk away from Meera out of impatience or frustration.
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He pledged to negotiate a winning trade deal with China, or walk away altogether.
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Home was a 15-minute walk away so that was out of the question.
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Sanders is poised to walk away with more delegates than Clinton from the night.
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Her music mashups are on point and I always walk away sore but smiling.
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Police say he tried to walk away and stumbled as if he were impaired.
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Even if prices fall, they are unlikely to walk away from their mortgage debt.
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He has yet to go to trial — but he could walk away without punishment.
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They show up in weird, random locations if you walk away and come back!
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Therefore, you walk away from The Rain even more desperate for a sophomore year.
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Are there times that both sides could walk away and feel like they win?
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Type "sleeping on the floor" into Google, and you'll likely walk away very confused.
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It was really hard when I first started to just walk away from that.
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Mr Hooper is not alone in daring to walk away from an exploitative boss.
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He decided to walk away from the money and go public with his experience.
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I would also call you a 'non-believant' and walk away from the conversation.
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New York (CNN Business)Anadarko Petroleum could walk away from its marriage with Chevron.
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"If you can't repair what is broken, leave it and walk away," he said.
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She would walk away battle-tested and well-armed with coveted GOP donor lists.
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The overall winner of the five-game series will walk away with $1 million.
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"You gave him some time to walk away and think about it," said Fisher.
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At every Olympic Games, rivals China and Russia walk away with multiple gold medals.
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As long as you're in line, you can vote — so do not walk away.
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Oh yeah, and the BFFs will walk away with some sweet goody bags, too.
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Loeb criticized the company for allowing her to walk away with so much money.
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Warning: You may walk away from this slideshow feeling vexed, irritated, and...well, annoyed.
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It's OK to have a one-off really work out, and then walk away.
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John Kelly gave her an opportunity to walk away, with her dignity and respect.
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If it does, Mr Kretinsky and Mr Tkac may walk away with a profit.
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They can go toe-to-toe with Earth's Mightiest Heroes... and walk away victorious.
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With chaos everywhere, he can walk away knowing he hacked your friend's insulin pump.
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However, this highlights the need to develop a better plan, not to walk away.
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Now Honeywell CEO David Cote says his firm will walk away without going hostile.
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As she continued to walk away, he jerked her back and dislocated her shoulder.
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Kraft Heinz decided to walk away, and Hees is not dwelling on the rejection.
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I think people will walk away very inspired by the medium and very curious.
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Rather than walk away from the club, the Dutch want it to work better.
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You lift your phone, use fingerprint recognition to confirm the purchase, and walk away.
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To walk away from that now is a betrayal of our shared core values.
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The closest house to this point seemed to be about 20 minutes' walk away.
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If they don't like those deals, why not negotiate better ones or walk away?
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They can either walk away, or do it, and mostly they will do it.
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Nobody is going to just walk away because we have a job to do.
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BTW, how rad would it have been if her walk away music were Beyoncé?
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And if my comments fall on deaf ears, I will choose to walk away.
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He was so disappointed, he was ready to walk away from the sport altogether.
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It's important that you don't walk away from these people; it's a symbolic moment.
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And if Trump thinks he can walk away from this unscathed, he's kidding himself.
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What if you could walk away from an abusive relationship [without worrying about money]?
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There's an outdoor basketball court, with floodlights; indoor latrines are a short walk away.
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Did you walk away from this film wanting a sequel, or more spinoff movies?
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They were able to close on the home and walk away with some cash.
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Trump has shown a willingness to walk away from plenty of things as President.
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Mr Trump's readiness to walk away from the system could do it permanent harm.
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Kline used the proceeds to pay off the mortgage, hoping to just walk away.
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The U.S. neighbors will not walk away from the negotiating table, the people said.
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In other words, we can walk away methodically, or we can flee in panic.
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That can be very draining, so to walk away with a win is overwhelming.
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" 'Pump and dump' means you dredge it, deposit it and walk away," he continued.
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Stand up and move towards closing your office door, start typing, or walk away.
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The inclination for some is to walk away, to give up on the party.
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For a convenient commute, the Financial District is just a 15-minute walk away.
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What are the practical implications of a gradual Iranian walk-away from the JCPOA?
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If a speaker keeps saying revolutionary, you walk away thinking this phone is revolutionary.
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Trump is simply the first President to do the decent thing and walk away.
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Spicer was then given the chance to walk away from his Assad-Hitler comparison.
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It was time to walk away with no deal instead of a terrible deal.
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"I can tell you, nobody will walk away from these cars for gas prices."
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I said no, and I turned to walk away, and she grabbed my arm.
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If they don't understand the story or like the characters, they simply walk away.
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"The notion that he's going to walk away with nothing is not real," Sen.
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I will not walk away from the people and communities whom I love deeply.
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Smart girls would just walk away and actually find someone who is into them.
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PepperTap was forced to walk away from food deliveries after facing three major problems.
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"Easy dick," John replied, and then started to walk away at a brisk pace.
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I buy a candle as a sort of weird concession prize and walk away.
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Rick Scott (R) walk away from the gun lobby and embrace stronger gun laws.
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People were more confused than angry, and in their confusion they would walk away.
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Whatever happens, it's hard to walk away feeling anything other than charmed or bemused.
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Nearest Metro: Kongens Nytorv is the nearest at less than three minutes walk away.
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A 10-minute walk away, in a briefing room of the State Capitol, Gov.
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You know, I hate seeing her go but I love watching her walk away.
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It's the financing - the end financing that may cause the purchaser to walk away.
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But she probably won't walk away from the game a newly anointed football fan.
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That has given Broadcom some pause, but not enough to make it walk away.
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What do you want people to walk away with after they watch First Time ?
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There's a lot, and that's why folks who read the book walk away optimistic.
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They have gotten to the point where it's madness to walk away from that.
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Of them all, Gilot was the only woman to ever walk away from Picasso.
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It's hard to walk away from a relationship you've put time and effort into.
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She can put beans on to simmer and walk away and do something else.
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Here's how to stand up for your worth and walk away with more money.
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They will walk away having won many tournaments and medals, and plenty of fans.
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People who can pay for the tests can walk away without a criminal conviction.
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Any of those could prompt the United States to walk away from the deal.
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You think you can just walk away at any time, but really, you can't.
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I was very, very lucky to walk away, especially with all this rat shit.
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"They'd roll their eyes like, 'Oh that's too bad," he said, "and walk away."
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Any negative feelings — dejection, disappointment, unhappiness — should make you walk away from the item.
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That's why I recently argued that Google and the NBA should just walk away.
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With mortgages, people could turn in the keys to their house and walk away.
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Tsinghua did walk away, citing the panel, and began to look for smaller deals.
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De la Hoya has seen fighters walk away from his Golden Boy stable before.
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You should not be able to walk away unscathed, which is to say, unchanged.
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"You can't just go in and plant trees and walk away," Dr. Jenkins said.
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He's going to walk away if you don't show him that you love him.
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"I can't answer why some people would walk away from cars," Mr. Smith said.
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Currently, parliament does not have the power to block any decision to walk away.
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How does it look for the world's last remaining superpower to simply walk away?
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I saw her look at me wonderingly and then turn slowly and walk away.
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"We can never walk away from lethal fires being a human decision," he said.
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Verheul declined to directly address Lighthizer's comment, telling reporters Canada would not walk away.
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Of course, this weekend's lucky winners won't walk away with the full jackpot amounts.
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President Trump made the right choice to walk away from a deal in Hanoi.
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I decided to walk away from that business and go do this full time.
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Don't walk away muttering the word from the last panel of Munroe's comic, though.
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Consider what would happen if we walk away from our nuclear bargain with Iran.
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The threats to walk away from NAFTA have spread alarm in U.S. farm states.
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But you cannot walk away from it, you have to try to resolve it.
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Finally, Mueller does not seem ready to walk away from Trump himself just yet.
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Will Stark really be able to just walk away from all of this unscathed?
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I&aposm watching a group of people slowly walk away, disappearing into the night.
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But we don't want people to walk away thinking they shouldn't eat any eggs.
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Many people clearly walk away from Trump rallies having seemingly understood what he said.
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If the right deal is not on the table, we will respectfully walk away.
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"Some people have the strength to walk away, and other people can't," she said.
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Some may choose to walk away and sell the house at a great loss.
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"In some cases, the healthiest thing you can do is walk away," Durvasula said.
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"At least from what I understand from dealing with this administration, they will walk away, and I hope that they will walk away if they don't get something this time," said David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security.
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Once you start the project and you commit funds, you cannot walk away from it.
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"I don't see any reason to walk away from the four-camera show," he said.
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"With a lot of films you go 'that's good,' and walk away," Edwards told Mashable.
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Michel tells him to listen to his son and walk away, and he'll stop recording.
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I am in an enviable position in that I can walk away from a job.
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Yet Rosenbluth said investors have been slow to walk away from funds that include gunmakers.
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President Trump was not the first president to walk away from a high-risk negotiation.
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Ultimately, neither fighter is likely to walk away or get cut should he lose here.
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You walk away after hours of talking and pontificating about your TV show, your career.
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Something the character can't walk away from and slowly it causes him to go insane.
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I just let him walk away and that's one of the biggest things I regret.
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He wants the world to walk away from this tournament in awe, not in fear.
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L or walk away from the British firm, the UK's Takeover Panel said on Monday.
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"I wouldn't walk away from U.S. companies that do have exposure to China," Hooper said.
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That doesn't mean he's not willing to walk away if the agreement is not improved.
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"I walk away with the impression Mr. Sondland will have some explaining to do," Rep.
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The fact that we were all able to walk away in tact is a miracle.
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Rose wants the conference participants to walk away with more confidence than they had before.
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And who knows, you might just walk away with the mini bag of your dreams.
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This made it hard for the Trump administration to just walk away from the deal.
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"This is like some Twilight Zone shit," his friend mutters nearby as they walk away.
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Women will feel safer filing complaints if they know their attackers can't just walk away.
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I want to walk away, because it's a very sound answer what you just said.
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But I don't want to walk away and parse it and parse the wrong thing.
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Energy Transfer is not able to walk away from the deal, under its current terms.
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Even so, disgraced founder Adam Neumann could walk away with a massive $1.7 billion payout.
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Oh, and Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn seems likely to walk away with the whole movie.
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Sometimes you just have to walk away from a record and come back to it.
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Attendees were asked to bring draft plans and were told they'd walk away with more.
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Ultimately, Priddy believes many of the Western oil giants could walk away from the table.
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Seat belts, they say, were the reason everyone was able to walk away that day.
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However, if someone is being abusive, Headlee says that, sometimes, it's best to walk away.
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They could walk away from the Furby after a minute or two; I could not.
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Clarke begins to walk away, turns around, breaks away from the staffer, and comes back.
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The JDD weekly said Safran could walk away from the deal, without identifying its sources.
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" Seklow declined to walk away at that moment, instead replying, "Let's see where it goes.
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You crack it in a crossroad and you walk away and you don't look back.
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"When I walk away, I'll close the door and do something completely different," he says.
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"We hope people walk away from the EDGY Conference inspired, encouraged and empowered," adds Carpenter.
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Last week, Arie had to get up and walk away from their date, seemingly distressed.
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How would you convince someone to walk away from something they made and care for?
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I hope those who see it can walk away with more faith, hope, and love.
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"No country will walk away from such investments," writes Vaclav Smil, a Canadian energy expert.
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Regardless of who wins an Oscar on Sunday, no nominee will walk away empty handed.
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Miss America won't accept just one rose – she'll walk walk away with an entire bouquet!
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The timing of Day's emergence helped Meyer feel he could walk away at this time.
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"Central banks are like doctors, they never walk away from the patient," El-Erian said.
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Even if you only have $1 to spare, you'll still walk away with something great.
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To walk away with a win and being able to contribute was a special day.
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He or she can reject the date and walk away with a cash prize instead.
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"Why'd it take so long for some of them to finally walk away?" he asked.
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Unfortunately, not all its employees have the luxury or financial flexibility to simply walk away.
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The talks formally ended a few days later after Hasbro's board voted to walk away.
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Walk away from life altogether for four years, and time warp to January of 2021.
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VanAllen's hopes that Kelly does not walk away from this trial a free man — again.
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If a good deal is not renegotiated, Mexico plans to walk away from the pact.
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Can other companies walk away from allegedly abusive artists as seemingly easily as Spotify has?
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"They will walk away from you if you negotiate during the interview process," warns Drexler.
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By winning Texas, Alaska and Oklahoma, Cruz didn't walk away from Super Tuesday empty-handed.
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This means Adele could walk away with five awards – something that's never before been achieved.
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Miller says he "can't even begin to comprehend" why Trump would walk away from it.
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The group has until April 22 to either make a firm offer or walk away.
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"I don't think they are going to walk away from that just yet," said McFaul.
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Orr, who is on the phone, appears to Smith's commands and continues to walk away.
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Siemens is ready to walk away from the tie-up which was announced in Sept.
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And we might have been better served not to walk away from that diplomatic progress.
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Those two parties walk away happy, and the American people get stuck with the bill.
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You can still take part in the sale, and walk away with a great deal.
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Some people described waiting in line for 10 hours only to walk away with nothing.
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I walk away from every class I teach encouraged and just honored to be there.
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This year, the British Open champion is hoping to walk away in a green jacket.
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A very unfortunate mechanical failure but I am very fortunate to walk away from it.
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If you're going to walk away and the deal is still a no, still push.
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"But that doesn't mean you just build more missile defenses and walk away," he said.
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Opener "Walk Away" finds Giannascoli distorting, looping, and layering his voice in increasingly unsettling ways.
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It has up till Friday to make a firm bid for Eddie or walk away.
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Put another way, the Trump doctrine so far is: Walk away; I can do better.
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She's a hell of a woman and I find it hard to walk away from.
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The White House has to decide whether it will walk away from the deal altogether.
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Adam Rairdon, a former chef, has invested too much in Fort McMurray to walk away.
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WeWork's co-CEOs would walk away with millions in severance payments if SoftBank replaced them.
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Somehow we managed to miss the ferry though we were a five-minute walk away.
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If consent is declined, the officer will have to obtain a warrant or walk away.
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Next, we stopped by a JCPenney in the same mall, just a short walk away.
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Failure bonuses notwithstanding, no normal person would walk away from X thinking it looked frugal.
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I put my own money in," he said, "I don't want to just walk away.
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If they're being unbearably difficult, you can say you need a break and walk away.
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Softbank, which owns Sprint, intends to walk away from the talks, Nikkei reported on Monday.
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When that happens — especially if it's your first time — you don't walk away from it.
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But if you want the raise you deserve, you must be willing to walk away.
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But 11 years into his soccer journey, he decided to walk away from it all.
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Maybe you saw someone call a fellow subway passenger a derogatory name, then walk away.
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Ford would walk away from a deal it felt was unfair, a second person said.
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Maybe not for impeachment, but definitely not being able to walk away from the facts.
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A convention center, golf course and turtle rehabilitation center are a 20-minute walk away.
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Will we walk away from the night with a whole slew of new reaction GIFs?
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His decision to walk away is a break from the failed policies of his predecessors.
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I wasn't sure which times were changing if his instant response was to walk away.
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That's optimal: for everyone to be able to walk away from this situation feeling resolved.
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As soon as you walk away from that, it's just a very skinny cheese sandwich.
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"It's a fair trade," Rick assures them, one they can all walk away from unharmed.
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If someone says, "Maj, I don't like your hair," I can walk away from that.
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If there are not enough interested sellers, SoftBank can still walk away from the deal.
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When all else fails, keep in mind that sometimes it's best to just walk away.
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He could not simply walk away; Lythgoe had shared too much damning information with him.
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It was clear; the big picture was that we would walk away from our values.
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In order to walk away and properly say goodbye, my friends and I needed closure.
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Restaurants, shops, a pharmacy and public and private beaches are all a short walk away.
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But in the event that he decides to walk away and you give away assets?
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You walk away feeling like you didn't waste your time and invested in some lives.
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"You can't walk away, because if she walks away, that means she's…stuck," he said.
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"A whole bunch of things happened, and we decided to walk away," Mr. Eckstein said.
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"You can walk away," his parents, Mark and Kym, and eldest brother, Kelly, told him.
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Medicare "can't walk away from the table" and refuse to cover a drug, he said.
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As we started to walk away, we saw two quarters land on the ground nearby.
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But as he started to walk away, Alexander-Arnold noticed that Barcelona's players seemed distracted.
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I don't think they will walk away from a deal and end up with nothing.
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But Bloomberg suffered a near-total collapse and will not walk away with many delegates.
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Bloomberg blanketed both states with advertisements, offices and staff but may walk away empty-handed.
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A short walk away is Morgenstern's Finest Ice Cream, known for its cinnamon whiskey flavor.
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She was able to get up and walk away from the accident on her own.
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And the oil giants can't possibly walk away from one of the world's biggest producers.
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"You can't walk away from this and believe that Russia's not currently active," he added.
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Many of them must decide whether to sign the new deal or simply walk away.
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But the banks, it turns out, never actually promised to walk away from coal completely.
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A short walk away, a private villa, surrounded by woodland, houses a further two rooms.
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"You forget that you can get up and walk away at any moment," he said.
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They leave with so much debt, and walk away with an $11-an-hour job.
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" "As I turned to walk away, (Lucido) asked, 'You've heard of De La Salle, right?
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If Meghan and Harry want to be truly radical, perhaps they should walk away completely.
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They said a decision to walk away would undermine Western credibility, particularly with North Korea.
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"I would think he'll walk away with $500 million in his pocket," Mr. Gimenez said.
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Martha MacCallum, Fox News host: So, clearly the president is still willing to walk away.
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But so help me God, if I walk away from this with a supermodel girlfriend!
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"In the middle of the scene, he'll just walk away and walk out," Phillips said.
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But you have to know which battles to fight and which to walk away from.
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A short walk away is the hulking Consulate General of the People's Republic of China.
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It looked scary, but the utility worker was able to walk away from the scene.
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"GM is hard to walk away from because the insurance benefits are awesome," Amato said.
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Reopening talks at such a late stage might even provoke the northerners to walk away.
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Outdoor space: Cobble Hill Park, a half-block green space, is a short walk away.
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They walk away from the experience with a new appreciation for inclusion, empathy and tolerance.
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But what happens when the citizen decides to just walk away, or ignore the officer?
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"Like Michael Jordan when he retired," she jokes, "if I walk away now, I'm good."
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The Chicago Architecture Center and the renowned Art Institute are a short walk away, too.
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The losers walk away satisfied, in the smug conviction that their winning sibling has overpaid.
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Those that do fork over money to see it, however, shouldn't walk away feeling fleeced.
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But should such a miracle occur, don't expect to walk away with all $275 million.
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If a group is not viable, a voter can choose another candidate or walk away.
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There is speculation that the company may even try to walk away from the deal.
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After breakfast, I bring water from the well, which is a one-hour walk away.
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But take one to the beach and you'll walk away a wet and sandy mess.
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As the police arrived, Mr. Freeman began to walk away, according to the court records.
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But since you're here to do justice, it isn't a crime, and you walk away.
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He made it clear that he could humiliate me repeatedly and walk away with impunity.
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But should Trump decide to decertify or walk away from the deal, he has allies.
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He said that "most people walk away" and described how the couple handled the infidelities.
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LOL. I would have to say the one secret for me would be that it is okay to walk away from work to be with your kids, and it is also okay to walk away from your kids to get things done for work.
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Don't tell anyone I told you this, but take my word: Walk away from this game.
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Ahead, we've called out the seven times when you should just drop it and walk away.
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Johnson would hardly be the first player to walk away from the game in his prime.
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I stood there dazed, not knowing what to do next, and then turned to walk away.
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Perdue would have been within his legal rights to simply walk away or decline the question.
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It's a 45-minute walk away so I quickly finish up and change before heading out.
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" He continued, "He's killed 300 f—— people and he's just going to [walk away], everything's OK?
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A famous mathematician must accept his derivative had a life of its own – or walk away.
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When those opportunities do arise, it's not too often you walk away with only $25, either.
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The departing CEOs of Dow Chemical and DuPont will walk away with a combined $80 million.
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Once outside Potsdam's main rail station, the Museum Barberini is only a five-minute walk away.
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Yes, I know I am completely lucky to walk away with HPV and not something more.
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Donald Trump knows the lessons of Ronald Reagan at Reykjavik, he is willing to walk away.
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It's impossible to walk away from an episode of Game of Thrones without a million questions.
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However, the NY Fed's repo operations drew very strong demand, suggesting it couldn't just walk away.
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If you walk away from it, it detects that and turns off the always-on display.
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At a valuation of $15 billion, Comcast would walk away with $4.5 billion from the sale.
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"I really cannot believe that someone can just walk away from something like that," she said.
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Indeed, given the current challenges Myanmar faces, we'd be even more foolish to walk away now.
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" He added that AHCA showed Trump's deal-making skills because he "knew when to walk away.
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When I get overwhelmed by a crowd, I'll walk away from the rest of my group.
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If you don't want to know what happened in last night's episode, then white walk away!
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We can't walk away from that, but must invest even more in a strong ground game.
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The woman was able to walk away from the scene and did not appear seriously injured.
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My friend who lives about an eight-minute walk away invites me over to make brunch.
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It's not uncommon to come off really fast and walk away without a scratch on you.
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Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov The decision to walk away from the offer could prove fateful.
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Simpson would sign a football for them, and the officers, his adoring fans, would walk away.
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Here's a look at some of the biggest names to walk away -- and those who ran.
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After these interviews, Dow has seen many people walk away with a deeper understanding of race.
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I don't find it a reason to walk away angrily when I don't accept the invitation.
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And then and it turned – and at what part of the journey would you walk away?
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Being able to walk away from sessions, from poetry, from dreams of being a poetry professor.
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You'll walk away with the core knowledge and skills every self-respecting cybersecurity expert should have.
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Quite literally: The overall winner of the five-game series will walk away with $1 million.
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Annihilation fights that trend, and makes its audiences walk away with a lot to think about.
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As one liberal commentator says, Mr Xi has offended too many people to walk away quietly.
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Startups that succeed walk away with 2 enterprise clients or business development agreements after they pitch.
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So, very specifically, we had to walk away," he said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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Canada has suggested it will walk away from the talks if Chapter 19 is tossed aside.
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The 20103 version saw Judy Garland and James Mason walk away with twin best acting awards.
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You can see Kavanaugh already turned to walk away when alleged security guy follows him. pic.twitter.
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"That's really when you have breakthroughs...because people get to walk away with something that's real."
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We can walk away with no guilt because we know we tried it in ever way.
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Silicon Valley isn't happy with President Trump's decision to walk away from the Paris climate accord.
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Young fans will walk away from the scene confused, at best, about their own sexual agency.
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"What we don't want to do is ever walk away from our customer base." he said.
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" She adds, "I have no idea who's going to walk away with the actor this year.
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They both try and fit into mainstream, capitalist Western culture — only to walk away from it.
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No matter how harsh speech is, you are always free to ignore it and walk away.
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I'll think twice about ordering a taxi from my home rather than a small walk away.
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Cigna tried to walk away after the U.S. Department of Justice blocked it on antitrust grounds.
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I have watched highly-esteemed colleagues walk away from medicine and have felt burned out myself.
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She basically said: 'They're just eggs, I want them to have a baby, I'll walk away.
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Trump's decision to walk away from TPP damaged at least some of Abe's structural reform drives.
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"I'm going to be 100 percent real with you: walk away from this," he told Jordan.
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People walk away from the broken windows at the Brussels airport after the attack on Tuesday.
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They'd ring a bell and [the girls] were required to get up and just walk away.
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Without a pin, a thief could still scribble any illegible scrawl and walk away with merchandise.
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I knew when I was watching the series you were going to walk away with it.
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To understand why, let's first figure out just how much money Loria will walk away with.
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And if that's all they see and then they walk away, I feel kind of satisfied.
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Foster, 30, wrote a letter published on ESPN's The Undefeated explaining his decision to walk away.
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DE) has the right to walk away from an agreed deal to break up Innogy (IGY.
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But I'm like no, it's going to be part of the repentance, I'll just walk away.
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Most founders don't walk away from their startup after raising $32 million and reaching 1000 clients.
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The ones who do not, walk away from Omelas into the great unknown never to return.
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But then only days later, the President Trump threatened publically to walk away from the agreement.
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I am sure that readers will walk away from the piece very impressed with Ahmad's work.
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Despite the fact that it was a risky procedure, both Taylor and Lizzie walk away happy.
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Apax has until July 8 to make an offer or walk away under stock market rules.
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Washington says it is still in talks with Ankara to "walk away" from the Russian systems.
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" She urged those attending to walk away if the situation starts "getting heated for any reason.
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He added: "So what do you say Mr. Trump, can you walk away from this deal?"
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Yet none of the players wanted to walk away and concede that the effort had failed.
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She promised to walk away from the Brexit negotiations if they were not to her liking.
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The comic said he chose to "walk away" rather than be a distraction to the event.
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That by forcing Democrats to walk away from the table, Trump will improve his party's leverage.
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It's the most peculiar thing; it's like getting hotter as you walk away from a bonfire.
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The surgeon does not have the option to walk away after having opened up the patient.
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President Donald Trump has said he will walk away from NAFTA unless major changes are made.
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When negotiating for the salary you deserve, sometimes you have to be prepared to walk away.
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You guys are like me, I never walk away from a table without thanking the waiter.
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Now we get them at the table to do it, so why do we walk away?
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It's unlikely any of the companies will walk away from the alliance for the time being.
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This Friday has been seen as a cutoff – to either finalise an agreement, or walk away.
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He prefers to take things apart and then walk away from the rubble without looking back.
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"I'm gonna walk away and let those guys have my plants and my industry?" she asked.
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Even if you don't wind up making a friend, you'll walk away a little less broke.
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I play a little Magic every night and always walk away with a few new cards.
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"After you walk away from The Bachelor, it's not like your life becomes private," Higgins explained.
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Not in how it played out, necessarily, but in the feeling the Raptors walk away with.
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Since that learning experience, I've employed the Jonathan Van Ness "spray, delay, and walk away" method.
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"It's really easy to talk yourself into that one and walk away with a real headache."
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Do I swallow my anger, do I fight for more or do I just walk away?
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We all knew what we signed up for, people could walk away if they wanted to.
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A special committee to WeWork's board is now trying to ensure that SoftBank doesn't walk away.
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Rather than spending time trying to repair the relationship, the singer is ready to walk away.
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But some companies are finding it hard to walk away from the oil-rich kingdom's money.
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It's hard to walk away from Netflix's Making a Murderer without a big sense of outrage.
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I want little children to walk away from the book thinking, I can do something, too.
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The strangers' warmth helped the couple to walk away without finding the ring, Mr. Drennan said.
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I wouldn't be able to check until I got home, still a 10-minute walk away.
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" At the bottom of the screen flashed a chyron: "Dems Walk Away From Sensible Wall Debate.
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Even if customers could walk away from their Boeing orders without losing money, they probably wouldn't.
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A short walk away is a memorial commemorating 27 major floods in Alton, beginning in 383.
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SoftBank could walk away from part of its WeWork bailout, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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"To walk away from someone you love, it's the worst feeling in the world," she says.
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You'll walk away with your brain full of project management concepts, processes, software tools, and skills.
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Today a wandering visitor will find upscale hotels, nightclubs and coffee shops a short walk away.
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A short walk away is the beautifully preserved mansion of the Schlitz rival, Captain Frederick Pabst.
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But just a minute's walk away is a large, sandy beach overlooked by a tall mountain.
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If somebody tries to tell you it needs to be updated, just laugh and walk away.
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And yet, you still had to walk away because the owner was inflexible about the price.
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You will walk away from this a happier person who felt included and special and held.
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The video shows the student standing next to an officer before she turns to walk away.
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The anticipation couldn't get any higher to see who'll actually walk away with those golden trophies.
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"You can't just walk away from it," Bloomberg told ABC News, referring to the secrecy agreements.
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I guarantee you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of the show than you had before.
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When Mr. Xi appeared to walk away from Mr. Trump's grip unscathed, the Chinese media applauded.
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He will be reluctant to walk away without something concrete that he can label a victory.
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When the fan tried to walk away, Gooden, Gonzalez, and Conner pretended to beat them up.
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After that, if the court decides I'm wrong, I'll hand over the store and walk away.
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The paramedics hand over a thick packet of paperwork from his nursing home and walk away.
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Furious about the incident, Barkat called a news conference at which she threatened to walk away.
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U.S. President Donald Trump frequently threatens to walk away from NAFTA unless big changes are made.
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Even if you are lucky enough to win, you won't walk away with the full amount.
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A short walk away in the museum's Medieval Hall is one that conveys the opposite impression.
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Our son Michael likes to say, 'Every landing you walk away from is a successful landing.
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Can Trump stop fooling himself about the Taliban and walk away from this fake peace deal?
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The historic Roman Baths are around the corner; other major sights are a short walk away.
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Guys might walk away from it and close the door, but they don't lock it behind.
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And if I'm saving and investing more, I'm going to be able to walk away sooner.
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"What he meant was that I wasn't going to walk away from my obligations," Biden continued.
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But whether we decide to start over or enhance, the American way isn't to walk away.
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If you're not willing to walk away from an agreement, you're not gonna get one, right?
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For the first time a parent could walk away from a failing and substandard public school.
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In an interview with "Closing Bell, " Weber said it was time for them to walk away.
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If something doesn't feel right, walk away … say, 'I don't think it meets my salary requirements.
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We're not going to end in a place where people walk away feeling worse about themselves.
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People who walk away from Vegas celebrating what they've won have forgotten how much they've lost.
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A structural remedy, on the other hand, is a do-it-once-and-walk-away process.
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She has had clients walk away from homes because the estimated flood insurance rates were too high.
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"I respect your view," he said, patting Mr. Kierstead on the shoulder and starting to walk away.
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Fiat Chrysler's decision to walk away is a defeat for Senard, former head of tire maker Michelin.
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Aside from an injury or two, fighters walk away with little more than respect and bragging rights.
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The winner will walk away with 100 million roubles, which is the equivalent of about $1.65 million.
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But when you walk away, it's their movie and they can do what they want with it.
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"This is definitely a decision solely made to walk away from the game health-wise," Orakpo said.
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Conversely, when negotiating with Iran over its nuclear programs, the Obama administration was unwilling to walk away.
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They all walk away -- separately but in the same direction -- about 3 minutes after the initial touching.
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Only one of them is actually able to walk away having made a profit at the end.
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"They made a judgment and they're not willing to walk away from their own judgment," she said.
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In one, a 27-year-old man begins to hurriedly walk away, with Weeks quickly trailing behind.
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"I think I just put it out into the world and then I walk away," she says.
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I actually am very hopeful that the president will walk away if it&aposs a bad deal.
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After a short wait, Jazzy took his tray and began to walk away before halting mid-stride.
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I walk away at peace knowing my love for the game & this city will never be broken.
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Liman is the latest director to walk away from a DC Extended Universe project, but Warner Bros.
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Pew's numbers show that, even if we know better, it's harder to walk away than we thought.
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I think the best thing I could have done for it is to walk [away], you know?
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The movement's failure to address these inequalities is ultimately why I found myself needing to walk away.
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Reeves could potentially lose by as much as nine percentage points and still walk away as governor.
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So no matter which Samsung 4K TV you choose today, you'll walk away with an unbeatable deal.
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Peter Kraus captured the heart of #BachelorNation, but ultimately did not walk away with the final rose.
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The poor will walk away from social benefits if they come with being treated like a criminal.
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Prior to Thursday's announcement, investment bank Stifel predicted that Chevron would walk away from the Anadarko deal.
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Mr Trump has demanded that other countries pay more towards their security or he will walk away.
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You hear a lot of guys who find it very tough to walk away from professional sports.
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The mid-ground is that you should know when to put your phone down and walk away.
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The Raiders had let Martin, their leading rusher last season, walk away with Crowell in the fold.
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As we walk away from this season, we somehow have even less idea what is going on.
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If we cannot get the type of agreement we want, we will walk away from that effort.
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The winning team would walk away with two million dollars, offers of government contracts and hacking fame.
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If they did not, America might just rip up the rules on international trade and walk away.
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Making the site more meaningful: "You don't necessarily walk away feeling you have learned something," he said.
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Even solo competitors who finish outside of the top 20 will walk away with $50,000 in winnings.
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Everyone made an offer but Susi is the only adventure capitalist to walk away with a deal.
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Red flag #1: When someone says they "hire fast and fire fast" believe them and walk away.
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