DW: Well, I never really wanted to be a writer.
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"Well, I never heard of any of them," Harrison told me.
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Well, I never had a reason to call police on them.
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Steve Simon: Well, I never have just one because there's a list.
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Well, I never even got close to the legal limit of THC.
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Well, I never realized Easter egg hunts were full contact. http://cour.
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Well, I never felt like I was coming at anything from a female perspective.
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Well, I never told Chris Brown this but I would hit their stylists up.
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Well, I never officially called myself C.E.O. I'm a little uncomfortable with that title.
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CC: Well I never thought of that questions, pros and cons in China versus other countries.
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" Olive said, "Well, I never heard a word from you, so perhaps they didn't get them.
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Well, I never got sent to the control unit, where they keep the "worst" of them.
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"I mean, she played so well, I never got to really even touch any balls," she said.
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Well, I never know if I'm just exposed to this stuff more now, or I seek it out.
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Well I never put in anything that was inappropriate for kids, I just wasn't really thinking about kids.
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VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: Well, I never, never comment on the President's private conversations with me or for others.
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Well, I never thought Tom Cruise, never thought his movies were any good but he's making plenty of money.
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Well, I never wrote a New York Times best-selling advice book instructing you to not publish 2379,220 words of your diary.
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Well, I never thought that I would be this engaged in one of the wildest things that I've ever been involved in.
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Well, I never really had that experience before wherein I walked down the street and many, many people were interacting with me. Meaning?
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That was news to me as well; I never thought about my ears as somewhere that could develop clogged pores, but the internet is for learning things.
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"Well, I never met him, I never spoke to him, and he never mentioned me by name so perhaps he's talking about somebody else," Trump said of Zuckerberg.
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But if I'm slowly making my across a wheat field and they were lucky enough to find a 8x scope, well, I never had a chance to begin with.
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"Yeah, well, I never started this to build a company," says Zuckerberg, speaking to Freakonomics Radio as part of its six-week series called "The Secret Life of CEOs," which launched Thursday.
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"You think you've seen everything and then something happens where you're like, 'well, I never saw that coming,' then it's back to the drawing board to figure out what we can do," she said.
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Levine's craggy deadpan, Young's "well I never" fan-fluttering, and a second surprise cameo, from Grace Zabriskie as John Moore's disapproving grandmother (Zabriskie played Sarah Palmer in "Twin Peaks"), temper the gloom and grime with charmingly effective humor.
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I'm looking forward to the scenario when it's applicable for Swift to comment the Cats lyrics "Oh, well I never, was there ever / A cat so clever as magical / Mr. Mistoffelees" on a news item — rest assured Meredith and Olivia will be behind it.
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"The way he does business a lot of times is just keep saying things over and over and over again and hopes that somebody does it, but that gives him deniability if he said, 'Well I never said specifically to do it,'" the former White House official said.
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Be Mine, Valentine is the first EP released by Colorado band Drop Dead, Gorgeous. It was recorded in late 2005 and released on January 10, 2006. The included tracks "Knife Vs Face: Round 1" and "Well, I Never Knew You Were So Much Fun" (listed as "Well, I Never...") were re-recorded for their full- length In Vogue.
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I didn't anticipate him turning and couldn't stop. I was trying to finish my check and obviously it did not end up well. I never intend on injuring another player. I feel bad.
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" Bill retaliates with the comment: "You elitist, fascist pig." Tim, feeling insulted, says: "Well I never." Graeme then enters the conversation, saying: "This is good, political discussion, a healthy thing." Bill denies this, saying: "This isn't political discussion, we're just shouting at one another", to which Graeme replies: "Same thing.
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"Well, I never had the patience for that," she said. "I had to trust my feelings." But she studied the photography of horses at college in Arizona under Hazel Larsen Archer and became an avid nature hobbyist, using a high-quality Leica camera. A few months after her Rolling Stones shoot, she was allowed backstage at Shea Stadium, where the Beatles performed.
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There would be no mea culpa." Likewise, Rusk was frustrated with his father's unwillingness to show emotion, asking him about how he felt about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, only to receive the reply "Well, I never tried to put it into words." The younger Rusk responded "Damn it, that's exactly what we're trying to do now. Take a stab at it.
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Oh dear, oh dear. Lord > David in college, well I never did.' During his academic career Cecil published studies of Hardy, Shakespeare, Thomas Gray, Dorothy Osborne and Walter Pater. As well as his literary studies he also published a two-volume historical biography of Lord Melbourne (to whom he was distantly related) and appreciations of visual artists - Augustus John, Max Beerbohm, Samuel Palmer and Edward Burne-Jones.
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The humour acquired a real edge with jokes that were both risqué and controversial. Lines such as the following were very daring for their period: :SANDY: Don't mention Málaga to Julian, he got very badly stung. :HORNE: Portuguese man o' war? :JULIAN: Well I never saw him in uniform... In the last episode of Series 4 (which turned out to be the last ever episode of the show, due to Horne's death) Julian and Sandy are revealed, very incongruously, to be "married" to a pair of "dolly palones" named Julie and Sandra.
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Cane has described his "great love of songs that can be sung, songs that stay with you. Going right back to The Supremes and Motown and all the way through classic country songs as well. […] I never wanted to be consciously abstract, but I like the idea of bringing abstract sounds into a song that is basically 'pop.' That defined things for us."Dontmagazine.com interview, issued 2 March 2007 To maintain complete artistic and creative freedom and to avoid having to pursue a recording contract, they also created their own independent record label, Random Acts of Vinyl.
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Logo of the United States House Committee on Appropriations In May 1945, when U.S. Representative Albert J. Engel queried extra funds for the Manhattan Project, the administration approved a visit to CEW (and HEW if desired) by selected legislators, including Engel, Mahon, Snyder, John Taber and Clarence Cannon (the committee chairman). About a month earlier Taber and Cannon had nearly come to blows over expenditure. But after visiting the Clinton Engineer Works at Oak Ridge Taber asked General Groves and Colonel Nichols "Are you sure you’re asking for enough money? Cannon commented "Well, I never expected to hear that from you, John.
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Welles and Selznick persuaded 20th Century Fox to hire Bernard Herrmann to compose the score for Jane Eyre. When the film's co-producer with Welles, Kenneth Macgowan, asked Herrmann what work he had done before, the composer angrily replied, "Well, I never hearda you, either!" Herrmann based his score for Jane Eyre on the score he had written for "Rebecca" (December 9, 1938), the first episode of Welles's radio series, The Campbell Playhouse. Alfred Newman, head of the Fox music department, admired Herrmann's work for RKO and gave him the rare privilege of conducting his own score—the first of many that Herrmann wrote for the studio.
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"I'm pro-life, I ran as a pro-life candidate in 2009 unapologetically, spoke at the pro-life rally on the steps of the Statehouse -- the first governor to ever speak at a pro-life rally on the steps of the Statehouse -- and vetoed Planned Parenthood funding five times out of the New Jersey budget." "I support Planned Parenthood privately with my personal contribution and that should be the goal of any such agency, to find private donations," Christie was quoted saying in The Star-Ledger on September 30, 1994. In 2016, Christie said: "Well I never donated to Planned Parenthood…", Christie claims he was misquoted.
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