So, we went ahead and imagined a world where even the women most known for their long hair — Gisele, Jennifer, Sofia — went ahead and made the chop.
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But the upgrades never went ahead, so the ships stayed.
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So we went ahead and did the homework for you.
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The Knicks went ahead, briefly, when Calderon scored in transition.
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Westchester came close, but ultimately went ahead with the services.
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But as soon as Vanderbilt went ahead, Oklahoma took control.
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If the referendum went ahead, Kurdistan "might disappear", he warned.
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They went ahead and did it without listening to anyone.
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Boston drew even, and then went ahead, by halftime, however.
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Seattle went ahead six plays later, and won in overtime.
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But he said it was vital that it went ahead.
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However, the Fed went ahead and cut rates in October.
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And he went ahead and did the tongue thing, anyway.
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An hour later, BuzzFeed went ahead and published the documents.
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Russia only went ahead and took retaliatory measures this summer.
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The plan backfired; the Games went ahead without North Korea.
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But the council went ahead after China no longer objected.
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But then he went ahead and said it for me.
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Kumar said the local cockfight went ahead without any arrests.
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Despite heavy police presence, the rally went ahead without incident.
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Yet Tesla went ahead and provided its update on Friday.
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The FDA then went ahead and implemented the import alert.
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The publisher went ahead and released it four days early.
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As majority stakeholder, she went ahead and signed the lease.
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Bryant went ahead and picked her for the post anyway.
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The United States just went ahead with the war anyway.
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But fortunately YouTuber DefendTheHouse went ahead and did it for you.
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Formula One events scheduled for Sunday also went ahead as planned.
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Yet Swarm went ahead and launched the satellites anyway on Jan.
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Atlanta went ahead with a four-run inning in the fifth.
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But then, Hultgren went ahead and voted for the bill anyway.
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I went ahead and did all of the leading presidential candidates.
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So the SEC went ahead with filing a complaint against Musk.
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"Remain": The opposing campaign emphasized economic harm if Brexit went ahead.
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None of the prospects went ahead; Reuters could not determine why.
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And then Antoine Griezzman went ahead and did this: Alright, fine.
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These went ahead, but not without delays, ugly evictions and compensation.
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The Rockets went ahead 66-60 early in the third quarter.
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The premise was searched, nothing was found, the event went ahead.
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The outlet went ahead and broadcast the interview on Jan. 85033.
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They fought their tails off today, got back and went ahead.
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This time around I went ahead and voted for Donald Trump.
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The Nuggets went ahead 75-72 midway through the third quarter.
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The movie went ahead as planned and was released in 2017.
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So even after the shooting, the wedding went ahead as planned.
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But if you never went ahead and did it, fair enough.
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The reporters went ahead, and the op-ed ran on NYTimes.
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But they went ahead anyway, and they're tearing the country apart.
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Nobody knows, so I went ahead and used blues, greens, yellows.
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Despite those frustrations, and the long waits, voting went ahead peacefully.
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Others had contemplated it but then went ahead with their pregnancy.
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Chicago went ahead for good with four runs in the fifth.
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Your reporting doesn't say that they went ahead and did that.
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The partnership didn't do much to curb the company's flagging sales, and three years later, it went ahead and sold its mobile division to Microsoft, which quickly went ahead and removed Nokia's name from its smartphones.
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That he went ahead despite knowing the risks should be less so.
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Hey, maybe he did know, and he went ahead with it anyway.
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But the legal challenge failed and the second-home ban went ahead.
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Trump almost certainly knew it would antagonize Beijing but went ahead anyway.
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Tensions have been climbing in Catalonia since it went ahead on Oct.
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Still, the state went ahead with the data that was left over.
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We assume that they went ahead and ate the potato salad anyway.
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But my mom went ahead and arranged it without speaking to me.
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Lambert's concert in Singapore went ahead all the same, without a hitch.
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He went ahead and directly replied to his critics, without mincing words.
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The demonstration went ahead but was forced to take a different route.
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Trump went ahead and hired Flynn as his national security adviser anyway.
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The Shell/BG deal went ahead despite loud opposition from some shareholders.
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So then the accountants went ahead and did comedy on their own.
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He also went ahead and liked a few more selfies of Grande's.
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The latest strike went ahead after last-ditch talks failed on Saturday.
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But Nationstar went ahead and listed the home for sale on Auction.
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The administration went ahead and finalized one of changes, despite the warning.
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When the Klan members went ahead and marched, he had them arrested.
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Only elections in Fafi and Turkana Central constituencies went ahead on Saturday.
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Atlanta went ahead 4-0 with a run in the fifth inning.
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He then went ahead and started the first local platform for bots.
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The performance went ahead as planned, to cheers and rainbow-colored fireworks.
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In May 2017, Mr. Sisi went ahead and enacted the law anyway.
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Local elections in France went ahead as planned, though with lower turnout.
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So she got ticked and well, I just went ahead and resigned.
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Instead, Dr. He went ahead and disabled a perfectly normal gene, CCR₅.
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Philadelphia went ahead with a planned World War I parade on Sept.
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Mustapha assigned Zanna to the group in the back and went ahead.
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Without consulting the state, he went ahead with his alkaline hydrolysis business.
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The Lightning went ahead on Palat's second goal with 3:57 left.
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Philadelphia went ahead 2-183 at 5:24 of the second period.
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So it went ahead with a survey through the commercial firm SurveyMonkey.
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Nigeria went ahead and made history and got themselves a Bobsled Team!
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He went ahead, and the reverberations dominated the rest of the year.
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Philadelphia went ahead by 13, 23-83, three minutes into the fourth.
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He just went ahead, and sucked up all their money, and shrugged.
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The Hokies went ahead on Wabissa Bede's 3-pointer with 7:14 left.
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They thought about it, they scripted it and still went ahead of it.
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We went ahead and denoted every film nominated for an award on Feb.
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Despite his efforts to conjure up an alternative buyer, that deal went ahead.
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Warren attempted to call Trump's bluff, and went ahead and took the test.
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Sunday's marches went ahead despite an official ban, with confrontations coming at nightfall.
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Gary Cohn gave up after Trump went ahead with steel and aluminum tariffs.
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But Asus went ahead and did it anyway with the $103 ZenFone Zoom.
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In the third, the Orioles went ahead 2-1 on Schoop's RBI double.
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So someone went ahead and built a machine to see what would happen.
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Florida went ahead 2-1 with 13:38 expired in the second period.
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I went ahead to the World Championships and I didn't want the distraction.
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The Braves went ahead with two runs in the bottom of the fourth.
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The races went ahead against a backdrop of Kurdish flags and pop music.
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The Blackhawks went ahead 2-1 at 10:30 of the opening period.
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The French Tennis Federation kicked in €23,000, and ultimately the event went ahead.
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The regime went ahead with what most characterized as an electoral sham anyway.
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The strategy, I thought, was working, and I went ahead with my question.
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Arizona soon went ahead, taking advantage of a five-on-three power play.
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Amigo says KFC went ahead anyway, launching the Hispanic marketing campaign last month.
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Thankfully, one female-founded brand went ahead and did the work for you.
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Then the doctors decided it was pneumonia and went ahead and admitted her.
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The company went ahead and shocked everyone with a concept car instead. Yep.
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North Carolina went ahead when Javonte Williams ran 26 yards for a touchdown.
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They went ahead to stay with 333 straight points in the third quarter.
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He later went ahead with the visit, a staple of French election campaigning.
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Others were displeased he went ahead with his son's wedding on May 9.
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Trump's government went ahead with devising the sanctions and working to implement them.
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While she was recovering in hospital, her parents went ahead and registered the marriage.
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To better illustrate and confirm this I went ahead and put together a test.
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"These agencies, over every objection I made, went ahead and poisoned kids," Edwards says.
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"We went ahead with an offer and then Brexit happened," said the software engineer.
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Sessions went ahead and did just that, despite strong support from the White House.
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The closing ceremony went ahead, and was hailed as a symbolic and sporting success.
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In the sense that you that you went ahead and raised rates on Wednesday.
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To get your Easter brunch started, we went ahead and did some menu planning.
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He'd already threatened to resign last Thursday if Trump went ahead with the plan.
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The Beavers went ahead on a Reichle dunk, 27-210, with 240:230 left.
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FAU went ahead 23-22 on a trick play late in the third quarter.
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But its CEO Marc Benioff went ahead and tweeted his congratulations to Trump anyway.
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Okay, well I knew you wanted it, so I went ahead and got it.
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Colorado went ahead 3-1 when Duchene scored at 4:55 of the second.
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"They went ahead and did it without listening to anyone," a source told PEOPLE.
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However the governor went ahead and signed the controversial bill into law on Tuesday.
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But then, back in Washington, Hultgren went ahead and voted for the bill anyway.
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Salted initially went ahead with the direct-to-consumer model before ultimately ditching it.
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Most companies went ahead and built the technology directly into a pair of headphones.
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So naturally the film house went ahead and added more screenings — pointedly sans men.
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Trump went ahead with the meeting, apparently expecting it to go softly under radar.
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The Blazers went ahead 88-85 on a pair of driving layups by McCollum.
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Probably fine, but Apple went ahead and built one called the Pro Display XDR.
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It had warned that it might retaliate in some way if Brussels went ahead.
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Penn State players shared the ball early and went ahead with strong midrange shooting.
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Jackson hit the free throw as Maryland went ahead 214-103 210:227 left.
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So we went ahead and swapped him out for the doll version of himself.
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Then I got served the divorce papers saying she went ahead and proceeded forward.
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Murphy connected on consecutive 13-pointers for Pittsburgh as it went ahead 19-18.
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But a decision needed reaching on the proposed public conveniences, so they went ahead.
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Suppose the government went ahead with plans to limit drilling to protect the environment?
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He went ahead and killed a massive octopus using nothing but his goddamn teeth.
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I went ahead and ordered the chicken dish because that's what everybody else ordered.
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Everton went ahead in the fifth minute when Ross Barkley's free kick bounced in.
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Chicago went ahead to stay on Weise's one-timer just under four minutes later.
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Despite a court challenge to stop it, the postal survey went ahead as planned.
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But Cincinnati faced these issues, too — and went ahead and did something about them.
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Grzelewski said protective measures had been taken to ensure the byelection went ahead smoothly.
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However, the committee went ahead with an investigation, which was pending as of Jan.
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Even in 223, when China was battling SARS, the congress went ahead as usual.
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So, in Taunton's case, it's not entirely clear why it went ahead and novated.
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The Raptors went ahead by 14 before settling for a 56-46 halftime lead.
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Bey then drained his eighth triple as the Wildcats went ahead by 10 again.
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The Islanders went ahead again thanks to a Devils turnover just 100 seconds later.
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Instead, however, Trump went ahead and slapped on a new round of tariffs. Why?
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Mr. Robuchon died last year, but plans went ahead for his company's Miami projects.
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Luckily, we went ahead and picked out her most memorable to inspire yours, ahead.
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On Christmas night, he was still in detention, but the dinner went ahead anyway.
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He was also told that unless critical surgery went ahead, his kidneys would fail.
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And being a stop-motion lover, I went ahead and created a few arrangements.
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That effort failed this week after Israel went ahead with the Russian hacker's extradition.
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Instead, however, Trump went ahead and slapped on a new round of tariffs. Why?
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Grace went ahead by one with a 3-foot birdie putt on No. 183.
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They eventually went ahead by 4 when Galloway cut to the basket for a layup.
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To retain his dignity and to avoid a public fight he went ahead and quit.
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With the denuclearisation talks stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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With talks on denuclearization stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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But Florida went ahead 3-1 on Brouwer's short-handed goal just 67 seconds later.
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Publicized on social media, the demonstrations went ahead despite mosque preachers warning of possible violence.
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Tired of outsourcing design, the company simply went ahead and picked up an existing property.
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"I went ahead and I got all the information on him I could," Caldwell said.
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With the denuclearization talks stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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He just went ahead and made this video out of an emotion they call ... heart.
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Despite the tutor's warning, the College Board went ahead with the exam on Jan. 24.
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"They went ahead and did it without listening to anyone," an anonymous source told People.
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One of the sources said the bond conversion, if it went ahead, would be voluntary.
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The blanket palm oil ban went ahead with no concern for the dangerous environment consequences.
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When we went ahead I was like, 'Wow, this might be my win right here.
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I went ahead and sent Stephen Miller a text on everyone’s behalf. pic.twitter.
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We hear that this AV startup actually already went ahead and completed the test course.
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An independence referendum went ahead today in Catalonia despite the Spanish government declaring it illegal.
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Medine went ahead and designed her own perfect T-shirt for fashion-favorite label Monogram.
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Khartabil and Ghazi went ahead with their wedding in 2013 despite the bars between them.
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During the recent market volatility, many investors have thought about or went ahead to cash.
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According to the suit, Caracol went ahead and lifted scenes and narratives from her book.
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And every time it was done, North Korea went ahead and proceeded with its program.
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Zarif countered that if Washington went ahead, the prisoner swap was off, the sources said.
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The Saturday meeting with non-OPEC producers went ahead though they made no specific commitment.
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If it still went ahead, Britain would find itself looking forlornly in from the outside.
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And instead of talking to her about it, Faulkner just went ahead and dumped her.
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The Boilermakers made their first six shots of the contest and went ahead 13-10.
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One eventually went ahead after strong public pressure on the event venue to change course.
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They went ahead 33-23 when Williams scored on the power play at 215:15.
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The event went ahead despite that but Beijing said it reserved the right to retaliate.
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The Ducks went ahead at 42-483 on King's 3-pointer with 8:32 remaining.
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The museum has since promised to reinstate the artwork, but the protests went ahead anyway.
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China said it would retaliate with countermeasures if the U.S. went ahead with its threats.
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She went ahead with the procedure but told him she had a miscarriage, she said.
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The chances of her succeeding, even if this trade went ahead, were next to nothing.
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China responded that it would retaliate with countermeasures if Washington went ahead with its threats.
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But Trump went ahead and did it anyway, drawing criticism from Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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The Constitutional Court rejected his withdrawal, and went ahead to rule in favor of Mugabe.
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The Premier League went ahead and canceled its schedule of soccer matches on its own.
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Senators Booker and Mazie K. Hirono, Democrat of Hawaii, went ahead and released the documents.
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Some individual athletes did sit out the 2016 games, but the competition still went ahead.
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France went ahead with a competing initiative that has since welcomed the Netherlands and Denmark.
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Winnipeg went ahead 3-0 via the power play at 1:12 of the second.
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However, the Nets stayed hot and went ahead 105-93 three minutes into the quarter.
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Boston went ahead and held the lead from there, ending the first up 29-277.
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But the Nets responded in a major way and went ahead by 2101, 295-2101.
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Because I did not just see the photo, I went ahead to read the article.
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Gonzalez drove in three runs with his first two doubles when the Rockies went ahead.
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Salnave knocked down a 3-pointer from the wing as Monmouth went ahead 239-27.
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With that preamble, what Ohio State called a "preliminary assessment" of possible misconduct went ahead.
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New York was sloppy in the sixth inning as the Angels went ahead 3-2.
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But the U.S. could compete with China if it went ahead with the NSC proposals.
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Kavanaugh went ahead with a planned call with Collins that lasted an hour on Friday.
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After the deal went ahead, Cardin filed legislation meant to increase U.S. oversight of it.
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Ms. Thielen went ahead anyway with an informal briefing and, in the end, postponed a decision.
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Unable to wait, the CP went ahead and published its report without the lead scientist's input.
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Colorado went ahead 2900-53 on Andrighetto's power-play goal at 25:23 of the second.
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When doctors gave the Belgian fighter the green light, however, the scrap went ahead as planned.
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Amazon went ahead and made a version for children with kid-friendly content and parental controls.
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So ... he knows "Oriental" isn't the right word but went ahead and used it anyway, huh?
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Simmons and Embiid each scored, and the Sixers went ahead 95-82 with 4:08 remaining.
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Polls show most Venezuelans want a plebiscite and that Maduro would lose if it went ahead.
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Weinstein said at an earlier hearing that the case could cause "chaos" if it went ahead.
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Ruto said the board could agree to Odinga's demands as long as the election went ahead.
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Northwestern went ahead 7-3 with 9:19 left when Bowser raced down the left side.
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That's right, someone went ahead and doxxed him, and the internet is really bummed about it.
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But Trump, who has been accused of sexual assault himself, went ahead with his endorsement anyway.
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Listings that went ahead were cut in volume and priced at the low end of forecasts.
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The Colonials went ahead for good when Cavanaugh split two free throws with 1:123 remaining.
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China's commerce ministry said late on Wednesday it would retaliate if the tariff hikes went ahead.
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The biggest ceremony, a nationally-televised arrival in Zaanstad, went ahead without incident amid heavy security.
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So that went ahead and really ramped up auto sales last year into the double digits.
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But then he just went ahead and did it himself, and his are better than mine.
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Despite his "reputation as a malcontent," Bochco went ahead and hired him for his acting capabilities.
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And then he went ahead and did this against West Ham: It's an astonishing goal, really.
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Rhys Hoskins followed with a sacrifice fly to right and the Phillies went ahead 4-0.
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Unsurprisingly, Nick went ahead and ranked his Jumanji 2 costars rather than delve into that plate.
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In some cases, HR never acknowledged their requests but went ahead and sent them separation agreements.
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Christie's went ahead with the auction despite demands from Egypt for the relic to be returned.
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Despite the tip-off, ICE went ahead with its operation and made more than 150 arrests.
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Real moved the ball around slickly in attack and went ahead with their first real chance.
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In the second set Kuznetsova broke Keys in the third game and went ahead 6-1.
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"Counselors went ahead and did everything for the student," including writing their application essays, he said.
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The Lightning went ahead at 6:51 of the first period due to some good fortune.
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The Lakers went ahead 53-40 at halftime as Randle led the way with 13 points.
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A few of the gents on the Insider Picks team went ahead and tried them out.
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Their requests rebuffed, the Emiratis went ahead with the operation without American military help and succeeded.
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Apple went ahead and appealed the decision, arguing that the patents in question were not valid.
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Dallas Stars (43-21-9, +25)—You went ahead and clicked that Seguin link, didn't you?
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But the couple went ahead anyway so that their children would qualify for a local school.
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Colorado went ahead when Landeskog sped past the defense and lifted a wrist shot past Kinkaid.
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Cleveland took command in the fourth and went ahead by 108-88 midway through the period.
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An auction by Weidler's of a few works recently went ahead anyway, and our reporter attended.
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Nobody cared who might be hurt by this painting; they just went ahead and painted it.
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Mr. Ghani went ahead with an offer, but this time conditioned it on the group's reciprocating.
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San Diego State (26-220) went ahead by 212 points with 213:433 left before halftime.
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Owners of the two venues said they had ordered deep cleanings and their shows went ahead.
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The Phillies went ahead 53-2 when Haseley ripped a two-run homer in the second.
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But others went ahead, including rallies in Madrid and other cities to celebrate International Women's Day.
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Mr. Farrow went ahead with the interview — and hired his own camera crew to conduct it.
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Even in 2003, when China was battling the SARS epidemic, the congress went ahead as usual.
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He followed that with an RBI single in the fifth as Chicago went ahead 4-0.
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Anyway, we went ahead and bought them ourselves and the results are not surprising at all.
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Senate committees went ahead and reported nominees to the floor without any participation from the Democrats.
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In overtime, Oregon went ahead 71-68 on a spinning layup and free throw from Richardson.
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But she held her composure and went ahead, 6-5, after fending off three break points.
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The coup plot reportedly fizzled after a wave of arrests, and voting went ahead without incident.
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Oregon went ahead 363-46 on a Richardson sideline 3-pointer with 10:230 to play.
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Election officials didn't reverse their decision, and the elections went ahead as planned on September 212.
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Naturally, they went ahead and started that fire they wanted to get going the night before.
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"The House went ahead without witnesses, and they didn't pursue the witnesses in court," McConnell said.
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France went ahead in the ninth minute on Diani's goal off a cross from Delphine Cascarino.
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The fact that Trump went ahead with firing Comey without a replacement in mind is stunning.
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Both teams traded field goals later in the quarter as the Cowboys went ahead 30-23.
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The Braves went ahead 5-3 on Freddie Freeman's two-run double in the seventh inning.
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Uber learned about what he had done but still went ahead with the deal, Waymo claimed.
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It went ahead, but Mr Sessions could ensure that old agreements wither and new ones are unforthcoming.
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Harry replied, "I love these," when Carroll went ahead and handed over the coin the military way.
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Being behind bars, there was nothing Bahmanzadeh could do to challenge the closure, so it went ahead.
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The Bulls came out aggressive and went ahead 2111-2101 with 9:23 remaining in the third.
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One asked for a $360 fee, but three others went ahead and published it for no charge.
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The band passed on this submission, so Shevchuk went ahead and tried his hand at it, too.
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After we specifically asked you not to click on this article, you went ahead and did it.
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Pittsburgh went ahead 13-563 early in the second half on Alex Kessman's 42-yard field goal.
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In this case, the court went ahead and treated Naruto, a literal monkey, as a real plaintiff.
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Washington went ahead 2-0 when Murphy pulled his homer to right off of reliever Kyle Barraclough.
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Though I was ordered by the coaches, I could have refused, but went ahead anyway and acted.
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To further prove our support, we went ahead and rounded up 30 pairs of next-level pajamas.
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But Trump went ahead with the summit anyway out of a heady mix of hubris and ignorance.
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"They went ahead and did it without listening to anyone," a source close to the couple said.
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While deeply embarrassed about being put on the spot, Foy went ahead and yes, she nailed it.
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The government cut growth forecasts and went ahead with higher spending, despite some backlash from European officials.
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Well, it was one of you, because they went ahead and created this disaster of a logo.
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So we went ahead and found four similar styles you should buy now before your next getaway.
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They warned repeatedly that Turkey would face punitive measures if it went ahead with the S-400s.
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In the third, the Phillies went ahead 3-0 when Herrera singled to center, scoring Scott Kingery.
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Despite her doctor's advice and the potentially deadly health risks, Notaro went ahead with the IVF process.
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The Golden Eagles went ahead 21-44 on another 3-pointer by Howard with 13:26 left.
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Fragoso says the doctor is a board-certified plastic surgeon, so she went ahead with the procedure.
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Meanwhile, United apologized for what it called a "concerning incident," and went ahead and reimbursed everyone onboard.
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Texas went ahead 2-1 on RBI singles from Beltran and Rougned Odor in the third inning.
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The difference is the Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy went ahead with the public forum.
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So many of you liked my post that I went ahead and got engaged a second time!
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The fight still went ahead and it was all one-way traffic heading towards the challenger's way.
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The Blazers went ahead 231-226 on a 246-pointer by Harkless midway through the third quarter.
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The company had been due to announce which Canadian companies would benefit if the purchase went ahead.
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A fan went ahead and quote-tweeted the message, adding their own commentary and tagging Khloé Kardashian.
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But the Bucks went ahead by eight on a dunk by Antetokounmpo with 253.2:231.7 to go.
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He went ahead with a history-making summit with Kim in Singapore despite unresolved lower-level issues.
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Mr. Barna went ahead with the party plans, keeping the event outdoors to avoid the other tenants.
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An ultra-nationalist youth group had also threatened violence if the march went ahead, calling it immoral.
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But U.S. officials said they weren't satisfied with their offers and Trump went ahead with the duties.
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But the attorneys went ahead with their previously planned meeting with Mueller's team, as CNN has reported.
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The Atlanta rapper went ahead and laid out his coast-to-coast North American tour, too. And?
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Despite the recall, the company went ahead and bought 1,000 of the SUVs and rented them out.
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When the court refused to accept them, Duda, the president, went ahead and swore them in anyway.
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After nine holes they were tied, but when Trevino bogeyed the 22009th, Green went ahead for good.
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The bust went ahead and ended in a Bangkok parking lot, though somewhat differently than we expected.
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Soybeans seemed to promise a better return, so Mr. Knopf went ahead with increasing his soybean acreage.
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The Note is the quintessential giant phone and so Samsung went ahead and made another giant phone.
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Protesters were doubly enraged after Olayan went ahead and demolished the lobby anyway, to add new elevators.
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He went ahead and tweeted, a couple hours after the Axios story, that Ratcliffe was the pick.
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Because of the delay in Roof's case, the dealer in South Carolina went ahead with the sale.
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Mr. Wenders went ahead with his film, showcasing Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch, without her but for her.
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Instead of fixating on the absence of a result, it went ahead and pretended there was one.
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Shortly after Ms. Issachar was sentenced, however, Israel went ahead with his extradition to the United States.
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Church leaders went ahead, despite the cancellation of other festivals, concerts, and graduation ceremonies in South Korea.
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I'm not sure what he didn't understand about this, but he went ahead and called his uncle!
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But when president Trump called off the talks with the Taliban, the Afghan the vote went ahead.
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From there, we then went ahead and allocated each of the mechanics to each of the raids.
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After a Sixers turnover, Porzingis then drilled a 292-pointer and the Mavericks went ahead 282-23.
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But the talks went ahead anyway, with a second round slated for June 15 to July 7.
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Smith homered for the third straight game as the Mets went ahead 1-0 in the fourth.
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They then went ahead and drafted legislation that would cover fewer people and drive deductibles even higher.
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Other celebrations of the Lunar Year went ahead as planned, including a ribbon dance by the Kings' dancers.
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The complaint adds that Mr Johnson was surprised Cairn went ahead with the transaction on December 7 2011.
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Compared with Australia, Apple went ahead there only on American Express — and without the country's big four banks.
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So much so, she went ahead and had the name of her favorite festival embroidered across her underwear.
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In fact, so many people were Googling the term that Merriam-Webster went ahead and tweeted the definition.
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Germany's neighbor Austria said it would tighten its own southern borders if Berlin went ahead with the plan.
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" She adds: "He's laid back, so he went ahead and did it even though he wasn't completely thrilled!
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Which is why we went ahead and planned the menu for her — no need to thank us, Kim.
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The Blazers went ahead 66-51 after scoring baskets on four straight possessions, culminating in a Nurkic layup.
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Utah went ahead 61-58 in the third quarter on back-to-back baskets from Hill and Gobert.
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She went ahead and curated the best of the best — the cream of the cream, if you will.
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"She was trying to order the whole meal so I went ahead and let her," he added, laughing.
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That she went ahead with the competition was not surprising, said U.S. team high performance director Tom Forster.
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"They went ahead and did it without listening to anyone," a source close to the couple told PEOPLE.
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Pyongyang went ahead with the launch on Sunday and said it had successfully put a satellite into orbit.
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We didn't necessarily have the [skill] to do it, but we just went ahead and had a go.
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When Apple wanted to launch a streaming music service, the company went ahead and bought Beats in 2014.
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Menendez later told Reuters he would consider blocking nominations by the Trump administration if the plan went ahead.
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When Embiid rumbled to the basket and scored, the Sixers went ahead 89-81 with 8:16 remaining.
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Meetings for the Inter-American Development Bank's (IADB) annual board of governors went ahead as scheduled on Saturday.
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"They went ahead and did it without listening to anyone," a source close to the couple tells PEOPLE.
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Because of the ongoing government shutdown, it is unclear when an investigation, if it went ahead, would start.
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If strikes went ahead, potential targets could include military depots, storage sites or Syrian air defenses, Bronk said.
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The Royals went ahead three batters in when Gordon doubled to the base of the right field fence.
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On February 4th Hutchison promised to freeze prices for five years if the O2-Three merger went ahead.
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But an ultra-nationalist youth group had also threatened violence if the march went ahead, calling it immoral.
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An error on Seattle third baseman Kyle Seager brought Piscotty home as the Cardinals went ahead 83-3.
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Washington went ahead 3-1 on Kuznetsov's 19th goal of the season at 12:16 of the second.
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Florida went ahead 20-6 on Perine's 15-yard TD reception at 2:63 of the third quarter.
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But after the Raptors went ahead by a single point midway through the second quarter, they fell apart.
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GoPro, which sponsors the U.S. ski and snowboard team, did not respond when asked if this went ahead.
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The Russians targeted the F.B.I., hoping they'd act on it, and then he went ahead and did so.
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The match appeared headed to a tiebreaker when Federer went ahead, 27-33, while serving at 23-26.
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Bankers said in spring this year that for each IPO that went ahead in Europe, another was cancelled.
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CBPO handed the telephone to the female CBPO who went ahead and wrote down the imtt settings number.
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When the Rays went ahead, 1-0, he tapped Castro on the shoulder — could Obama have been gloating?
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When Langston Galloway scored on a layup late in the fourth quarter, the Knicks went ahead by 8.
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After that, I went ahead and decided that I was going to pat him down for officer safety.
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Well, I went ahead and made my prediction in the 2060s for the beginning of construction of Artemis.
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The Rockies went ahead 6-4 in the third on RBI singles by Gerardo Parra and Tom Murphy.
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While the James Beard dinner went ahead as scheduled, other events were canceled over concerns about the outbreak.
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The Devils went ahead to stay on Palmieri's controversial goal with 9.5 seconds remaining in the first period.
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Mr. Martínez went ahead with the couple's daughter, carrying her on his back, tucked under his T-shirt.
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The debate went ahead without the president, but Mr. Reagan gained more from it than Mr. Anderson did.
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The Chinese were caught off guard when he went ahead with tariffs on $200 billion of their exports.
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The Jets finally went ahead on Catanzaro's 40-yard kick with 7:17 remaining in the first half.
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Ole Miss went ahead 69-65 on Devontae Shuler's steal from Pinson and layup with 4:123 left.
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Her departing friend warned her about the relentless honking, but she went ahead anyway, thinking she wouldn't care.
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After an offensive rebound, Oturu knocked down the next two foul shots, and Minnesota went ahead 31-693.
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That won't happen until Tuesday, so on Monday night, the major candidates went ahead and gave victory speeches.
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The Flyers then went ahead 4-2 at 9:34 when Pitlick deflected a shot into the net.
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The match went ahead despite air quality reaching hazardous levels in the state of Victoria, where Melbourne sits.
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Philadelphia went ahead 203-0 when van Riemsdyk recorded his 14th goal of the season at 18:40.
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"And that went through quite a bit of discussion before we went ahead and published," Ancrum told CNN.
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Russell knocked down seven 3-pointers in the opening quarter as Brooklyn went ahead 40-32 after one.
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Ottavino fielded it but threw the ball well over catcher Kyle Higashioka's head as the Angels went ahead.
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The vote went ahead anyway and for a second time lawmakers turned against Rajapaksa and his new government.
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The Senate, though, went ahead with a cloture vote on Thursday, which failed thanks to a Democratic filibuster.
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Lawmakers still went ahead and passed a law trying to force Johnson to ask for a Brexit extension.
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"I went ahead and moved it today because it was not in the right place," he told WTVR.
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While the protest went ahead, some events in the European Union's hub have been canceled as a precaution.
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Mr. Bouteflika's campaign director nonetheless went ahead on Sunday and delivered a truckload of petitions required of candidates.
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The Yankees went ahead 8-6 on Gardner's blast off Steven Wright (0-1) in the third inning.
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But Atlanta went ahead 5-4 when Josh Donaldson slammed a three-run homer that traveled 432 feet.
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Apparently, her lawyer didn't get that memo ... and went ahead and filed a $3 million lawsuit for her.
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Watford went ahead early in the second half when Aleksandar Kolarov headed Ben Watson's corner into his own net.
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Atlanta went ahead 2-0 with another run in the fourth inning when Dansby Swanson singled home Johan Camargo.
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The Phillies went ahead 2-1 when Hoskins smacked his first career homer in the top of the fourth.
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The Flyers went ahead 1-0 at 24:23 of the first period as Voracek scored from the wing.
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Earlier, Duke (223-143, 214-23) went ahead after Jalen Alexander returned an interception to the North Carolina 211.
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Tampa Bay went ahead 238-1 at 7:18 of the third on Brown's first goal of the season.
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Today, Samsung went ahead and confirmed that refurbished Note 73s are a possibility, though it wouldn't go into specifics.
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The Maple Leafs went ahead 24-23 at 29:200 of the first when Kadri scored his 24th goal.
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The Hurricanes went ahead exactly five minutes later when Faulk beat Darling with a bullet from the high slot.
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Most of Amara's supporters went ahead and ignored his plea, though, coming to her defense across social media platforms.
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And to make matters worse, they went ahead and made a whole other album of filler called Bitter Rivals.
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That they went ahead and let me do it felt like either a grand gesture or the ultimate dismissal.
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We went ahead and rounded up seven of our favorite olive green dresses to help you get her look!
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Tampa Bay went ahead 26-25 at 22.7:13 of the third on Brown's first goal of the season.
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The Irish almost went ahead on the stroke of halftime as goalkeeper Matus Kozacik spilled Chris Baird's low shot.
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Before the data was in and the study completed, a highly placed general went ahead and picked a pattern.
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British government approval eventually went ahead and by March this year, there were 1,600 people working at the site.
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We met with him many times in Moscow, and we did a lot more research, and we went ahead.
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While all the publishers went ahead and settled, Apple took the case to court, where it lost in 2013.
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Los Angeles went ahead 89-87 when Caldwell-Pope put back a missed 3-pointer with 3:06 remaining.
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The Angels then went ahead 8-7 in the fourth inning on Ohtani's three-run homer off Yusmeiro Petit.
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Rizzo hit a run-scoring double and scored in the third inning as the Cubs went ahead, 2-1.
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Lanka IOC, a subsidiary of Indian Oil Corporation, however, went ahead with the price hike with effect from Friday.
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Turkey strenuously objected to this plan because of its restive Kurdish population, but the Trump administration went ahead anyway.
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Two of my guys went ahead to make sure it was safe, we had two guys at the back.
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But hackers published it on Monday, so Temkin's team went ahead and published their full documentation on GitHub, too.
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N.C. State went ahead 1153-2115 courtesy of Finley connecting with Thayer Thomas for a 225-yard scoring reception.
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I heard that you like Coke heavy"—that is, the opposite of Coca-Cola light—"so we went ahead . . .
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Because Friday night, Moore went ahead 220 points again; Saturday, it was 245 points; Sunday, it was 245 points.
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Faced with a slow-moving bureaucracy, Taxify went ahead and literally bought a local cab firm, City Drive Services.
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I was, however, taken a bit aback by the fact that it just went ahead and dropped touch altogether.
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The judge overseeing the case struck down the FCO's objections in 2011 and 19353, and the case went ahead.
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Euronet said on Monday that MoneyGram's board rejected its offer on Sunday and went ahead with Ant's revised offer.
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That's why we went ahead and partnered with Bed Bath & Beyond to create some ASMR content of our own.
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But the do-over poll went ahead anyway with an incredibly low turnout, and Kenyatta was declared the winner.
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"If we went ahead and held the vote tomorrow the deal would be rejected by a significant margin," Mrs.
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China raised a fuss and threatened sanctions; the US ignored those concerns and went ahead with the deal anyway.
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Ms. Stemme went ahead, won plaudits and later recorded the opera, "Tristan und Isolde," with Mr. Domingo as Tristan.
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The Mets went ahead in the fourth when Jeff McNeil scored from third on a single by Wilmer Flores.
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We came to the view that it was appropriate to make changes and went ahead and did that today.
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Evan Marshall (2-0) tossed a scoreless seventh and, after Chicago went ahead, Kelvin Herrera pitched a scoreless eighth.
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He threatened to use his veto — something he has not done as mayor — if she went ahead with it.
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But 73 House Democrats went ahead and voted for the package, helping Republicans push it across the finish line.
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And in 2011, President Barack Obama went ahead with a trip to Brazil while American forces were striking Libya.
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He opposed the merger of AT&T with Time Warner in November 2017, but the deal eventually went ahead.
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But the Wildcats went ahead 258-211 on a 229-pointer from Dylan Smith with 63:26 to play.
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The Knights went ahead earlier when McGowan scored from a yard with 13:42 remaining in the second quarter.
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The Wild went ahead late in the first period following a chaotic sequence in front of the Islanders' net.
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Maduro went ahead with the vote, which created a new pro-government assembly that will rewrite the country's constitution.
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The Wildcats continued to attack the basket and went ahead 27-23 when Bey scored with 5:259 left.
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They went ahead 16-73 on a 3-pointer and a long jumper by Durant midway through the quarter.
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Kansas went ahead 53-51 with 2:28 left as Dotson tossed a perfect pass to a cutting Agbaji.
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Rollen said the briefing went ahead as planned because there was too little information about the Norwegian arrest warrant.
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New York went ahead 21-257.1 with a short-handed goal by Fast at 214:44 of the second.
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Beijing said those tariffs would take effect if the U.S. went ahead with imposing more duties on Chinese goods.
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After struggling to find a sex toy store where she felt comfortable, she went ahead and launched her own.
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Although wary aides wrote in his briefing papers, "DO NOT CONGRATULATE," Mr. Trump went ahead and congratulated Mr. Putin.
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The Rangers went ahead, 3-2, late in the second when Brendan Smith banked in a shot off Zuccarello.
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Channel 7 Stadium went ahead with their fights scheduled for October 1 for the first time ever without gambling.
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Conte warned in a newspaper interview of possible market shocks and credit rating downgrades if the procedure went ahead.
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You're going to watch this Full House spinoff/sequel anyway, so I went ahead and put it on the list.
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Arizona went ahead 33-0 on a sacrifice fly in the second inning and extended its lead in the third.
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Congress went ahead and introduced its own legislation to this effect in early January, a few weeks before Trump's inauguration.
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However, one province went ahead to give the country a glimpse of what it will be like - British Columbia (BC).
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He urged Palestinians to burn shirts bearing the name of Lionel Messi if Argentina's star went ahead and played there.
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Luckily, we're so obsessed with her style that we went ahead and did the research so you don't have to.
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And...well, would you look at that: InStyle went ahead and made a full-blown photo shoot out of it.
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Someone went ahead and even made a legit mood board for this dream project, and it's a straight-up masterpiece.
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The Tigers went ahead 2-1 in the seventh when Rodriguez hit a looping RBI single to left off Dominguez.
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As a hardheaded black boy and son, there were times he knew better and went ahead and did it anyway.
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Google's search and advertising businesses depended so much on low-cost video that it just went ahead and bought YouTube.
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The CBC PAC, meanwhile, went ahead Wednesday morning like all was about normal, holding a planned coffee discussion with Reps.
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Since the FBI did not respond within the allotted three-day period, he said, they went ahead with the sale.
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Denver went ahead 97-90 with 3:15 remaining on the second of back-to-back 3-pointers by Jokic.
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It's not a must, though: Hillary Clinton went ahead and launched her 2016 campaign, without bothering with an exploratory committee.
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Unfortunately, licensing issues meant he couldn't make Tetris, so he went ahead and made his own block-falling game Lumines.
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After the air strikes of June 20th were called off, cyber-attacks on the IRGC and missile forces went ahead.
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In designing the Home View dashboard, Google also went ahead and updated its Google Home app for Android and iOS.
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After it seemed he'd elected not to declare a national emergency for wall funding, he went ahead and did it.
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So, we went ahead and built a handy chart to provide a snapshot view of some of Tesla's noteworthy acquisitions.
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Voting went ahead peacefully and without incident on Sunday, observers said, citing a more than 90 percent voter turnout rate.
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USC went ahead 29-21 on a dunk by Metu, but the Grizzlies trailed by only four at the break.
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" That aside, Lane went ahead with the proposal by playing a song he wrote for Bushnell titled, "Big, Big Plans.
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Hayes then helped set up a goal by Viktor Stalberg at 13:24 as the Rangers went ahead, 22-219.
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I know — I went ahead and disassembled our office Xbox One X four times just to get used to it.
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The fact that the election went ahead at all—and that an opposition candidate was declared the winner—is astonishing.
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The Cavs rallied early in the second quarter and briefly went ahead 35-34 when Irving drove for a layup.
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But North Korea and the regime of Kim Jong Il cheated, and they went ahead with their nuclear project anyway.
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Los Angeles finally went ahead 218-256 when Caldwell-Pope put back a missed 242-pointer with 24:258 remaining.
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Florida went ahead 2-0 with another power-play goal, this one with 30 seconds elapsed in the third period.
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Cal went ahead 6-2 in the opening 2:16 but was outscored 33-12 in the ensuing 15 minutes.
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BC went ahead 10-3 on Aaron Boumerhi's 27-yard field goal with 7:23 left in the first half.
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When Sessions went ahead with the recusal, Trump reportedly erupted in anger and said he needed Sessions to protect him.
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To create something so masterful and rare is a gift in itself — and Glover went ahead and upped the ante.
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They said they would have liked to have seen clinic defense, so we went ahead and I'm glad we did.
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The United Nations aid chief, Stephen O'Brien, voiced "extreme concern" over the Daraya evacuation at the time it went ahead.
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Alas—because his need for a sweet, sweet hit was just that dire—the pilot went ahead and vaped anyway.
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Soon enough, for people who went ahead and bought the thing, the wake word "Alexa" became synonymous with the speaker.
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But the Tigers went ahead 82-80 on Demontrae Jefferson's 3-pointer with 1:02 remaining in the extra period.
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Nearly half were granted the help they asked for, of whom 35 went ahead and two others committed suicide alone.
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The group is dismayed that Facebook went ahead and removed the event before making contact with more of its organizers.
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Besides him, several other people said they would participate, but when they all backed out, Mr. Yates went ahead anyway.
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Texas went ahead by 37-35 on D'Onte Foreman's 18-yard touchdown run before Notre Dame blocked the extra point.
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Since I had to mail the check, I went ahead and brought my packages to the post office, too ($225).
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This year we actually got some lights but we'd already arranged to have Sharon so we went ahead with it.
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Good. Because last night Barnes went ahead and pulled another no-no, consistent with his "but sometimes it is" philosophies.
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He has said he went ahead with the ARM deal because he believed he was close to turning around Sprint.
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In turn, China said it would take countermeasures if the U.S. went ahead with the additional tariffs it had threatened.
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As it became clear that Mr. Trump would be the nominee, the pattern changed and the Democratic candidate went ahead.
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"They went ahead and sold condominiums for a handsome profit without telling the buyers about the situation," Mr. Herrera said.
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"It wasn't even clear that the game was going to happen tonight, but we went ahead and played," he said.
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I went ahead and traveled to Liverpool [and] had a termination, which was more painful and exhausting than anyone says.
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A lawyer for Mr. Lambert's parents threatened to file a complaint for murder if doctors went ahead with the procedure.
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They confirmed that it wasn't, so I went ahead with my understood child duties and whacked the piece of wood.
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Columbus went ahead 2-1 when David Savard's long-range shot from the right circle beat Lundqvist at 16:08.
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Another deposition of a senior Justice Department official who worked with Mr. Ross on the question went ahead as scheduled.
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I went ahead and reported it—I attended the press preview at MoMA and interviewed the cocurator and other sources.
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Green Bay went ahead 2139-2117 on Adams' 2134-yard touchdown catch with 255:2110 left in the third quarter.
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"I knew the boiler needed at least servicing, so I went ahead and scheduled it right away," Mr. Edel said.
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But instead of adjourning the hearing until the assistant could be present, the committee apparently went ahead and fired her.
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The game, which SPAL won 1-0, eventually went ahead 75 minutes later than scheduled, but sparked a furious debate.
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The club went ahead anyway, as part of a new marketing push aimed at filling seats with a younger demographic.
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The Patriots erased that lead and went ahead in the fourth quarter, before the Eagles regained the lead for good.
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Users quickly lashed out on Twitter, and one client even went ahead with a lawsuit filed in Florida on Wednesday.
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The alterations went ahead in 2012, only for the team to revert to blue three years later after public protests.
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The Times went ahead with its push in the new storytelling field, and sponsorship money has made the effort profitable.
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The meeting went ahead, and Mr. Orban is said to have used it to fuel the president's suspicions about Ukraine.
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After the Blue Demons went ahead 27-211, Villanova responded with an 23-259 run to close within 249-013.
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Farrah tells us Lauren Sanchez was nowhere to be found, so she went ahead and took her shot with Jeff.
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Zinn spotted a brown bulk that we stalked quietly together until he asked me to wait while he went ahead.
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The effort came the same day that the Trump administration went ahead with the drone strike to kill Iranian Gen.
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The Nets went ahead 96-16.23 when Dinwiddie made three free throws after a foul with 4:14 to go.
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The Rio Olympics went ahead without spreading the virus, and new diagnostic tests for Zika were swiftly designed and deployed.
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It went ahead with partial tariffs on most Airbus jets and products from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky.
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It went ahead with partial tariffs on most Airbus jets and products from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky.
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The family's lawyer declined to confirm whether the procedure went ahead as requested or whether Zhu remains on life support.
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But Justice asked for extra time to review the new ballot, and Rosselló went ahead with the election as scheduled.
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Other emails suggest the arrangements for ADUG to cover the losses of the image-rights purchaser went ahead as planned.
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The Devils went ahead 7:14 in when Severson put a wrist shot from the high slot over Ward's glove.
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Wake Forest went ahead by five, but Cleveland's 241 tied the score at 234-210 at the 20:03 mark.
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But the task force went ahead with its rebuke hours later, signaling that the move was too little, too late.
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After indicating that Mueller was derelict and misguided, Barr went ahead and belittled him and his dream team as inept.
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The Giants went ahead 26-20, the Mets came back to take the lead and then the bullpen faltered again.
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Struff went ahead, 5-1, in the first set that day but lost a tiebreaker and fell in straight sets.
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Cannes just went ahead and outright banned any films without a theatrical distribution from competition, thereby eliminating Netflix from competition.
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In the sixth, Ronald Acuna Jr., went deep for another solo shot against Voth as Atlanta went ahead 2-0.
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Toronto went ahead 4-1 just over five minutes later with Van Riemsdyk putting a puck in off an Ottawa defender.
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Kansas City went ahead 3-1 in the bottom of the first, forcing Odorizzi to throw 34 pitches in the process.
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Cincinnati went ahead 6-1 in the fifth on Joey Votto's bases-loaded, two-run double off the wall in right.
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In an effort to keep her fiancé from texting other women, Chyna went ahead and posted Kardashian's phone number on Twitter.
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The attack was widely criticised and Kulkarni went ahead with the book launch and the press conference with his blackened face.
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Over recent days, speculation had focused on the possibility of Merkel firing Seehofer if he went ahead unilaterally with his plan.
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The Braves went ahead in the fifth inning as Olivera hit a sacrifice fly to drive in Markakis, who had doubled.
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Utah went ahead again on a layup from Joe Ingles and a jumper from Boris Diaw on back-to-back possessions.
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"We went ahead of the main caravan because we put our lives at risk on the road," Christian told BuzzFeed News.
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The judge cut in, asking her if she still went ahead and used it even though she thought it was false.
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If an EDP went ahead, Italy could face a fine of around 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion), according to some reports.
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People might have had some qualms about it, but plenty went ahead and bought the phone and are happily using it.
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But Hannity, having done nothing to verify the claim, went ahead and helped amplify the LARPing of a known troll anyway.
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The Panthers went ahead just 2:25 into the first period when Smith capped an extended sequence in the Islanders' zone.
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"Within 18 months after the trial, I went ahead and had gastric bypass surgery and lost all the weight," she said.
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New Jersey nearly went ahead with 5:37 left in the period, but Domingue stopped Drew Stafford&aposs stuff-in attempt.
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"They went ahead and did it without listening to anyone," a source close to the couple told PEOPLE at the time.
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The United States has warned that it would impose sanctions on Turkey if it went ahead with the S-400 deal.
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" But Congress went ahead and destroyed it anyway, a decision Gallaher derided as "Trying to save cents while making no sense.
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Long joked about automating the process, but when he realized how simple it would be, he went ahead and did it.
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Microsoft went ahead and made it insanely easy to reinstall Windows 10 by building the option right into the operating system.
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Villanova went ahead 63-60 with 1:30 left after Saddiq Bey made a trey and Booth hit two free throws.
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I own my own business, and if someone went ahead and undermined me and my business, I would fire them too.
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So, the dedicated dog dad went ahead and bought 27 packs of balls, totaling over 5,000 rainbow spheres of puppy ecstasy.
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In a wholly ludicrous example of playing by the rules, the game went ahead as planned – albeit with only one team.
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The Demon Deacons went ahead when Jessie Bates returned a Lagow interception 55 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter.
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Although Mr Y died in the intervening period, the importance of issues raised by the case meant the appeal went ahead.
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U.S. military officials told Reuters this week that the operation went ahead without sufficient intelligence, ground support or adequate backup preparations.
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Iran, which like Turkey fears fuelling separatism in its own Kurdish population, warned of unspecified consequences if the vote went ahead.
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"The professor explained that it would be kind of a charged image and the student went ahead anyway," Mr. Jones said.
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After Utah went ahead 763-68 with 4:23 left, Singleton again made a 3-pointer and UCLA called a timeout.
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Buffalo went ahead 7-6 when Allen ran 33 yards up the middle on a quarterback draw 10:09 before halftime.
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Nasrallah said the United States threatened to stop arms supplies to the Lebanese army if it went ahead with the assault.
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Baltimore went ahead in the second inning when Richie Martin avoided hitting into an inning-ending double play as Nunez scored.
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One scenario would see the Fed starting to phase out reinvestments before it went ahead with another rate rise, he suggested.
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"Your place is with victims of the SS." Mr. Reagan, amid much criticism, went ahead and laid a wreath at Bitburg.
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Drummond and Griffin combined on 193 points and eight rebounds in the final 12 minutes when the Nets nearly went ahead.
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"They had enough production capacity with Kameyama, but they went ahead and built Sakai," said Mr. Nakata, the former Sharp engineer.
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The Suns finally went ahead 72-71 with 10:143 left in the game when Alan Williams dropped in a layup.
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Officials had previously said that if the purchase went ahead, some of the Australian aircraft would be used for spare parts.
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Although the upgrade was shelved in November, some went ahead with the creation of a new bitcoin offshoot called bitcoin diamond.
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The Devils went ahead by 3-2 when Palmieri's shot went off Boyle's leg with 13:38 left in the game.
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With the genuine trophy back in official hands, the World Cup went ahead as planned and England earned their first win.
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Then mold spread in an upstairs closet, and repairs for that problem went ahead while Sackett and her girls temporarily relocated.
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The Gators went ahead 24-0 with 11:52 left in the third when Davis ran in from a yard out.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the team that went ahead by 7-0 on Darnell Woolfolk's 3-yard run.
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The Braves went ahead, 8-4, in the second off reliever Corey Oswalt on R.B.I. by Freeman, Acuna, Markakis and Swanson.
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A pro-Beijing speaker never emerged, and the event was delayed but went ahead with Ms. Saunders speaking on her own.
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In a letter to Dr. Gottlieb on Tuesday, they questioned why Dr. Brown's committee went ahead and recommended approval on Oct.
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"If you cast your mind back to those events, many of those events went ahead with appropriate risk management," he said.
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Spotify went ahead and launched the service in India anyway — though it did not include a number of Warner Music's titles.
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Schembri, in a previous statement in April, confirmed that 17 Black had figured in a business plan that never went ahead.
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"But Tayman jumped the gun, and went ahead and planted it right on his face, bold and bright," the publication reported.
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But two players at his position went ahead of him — Ronnie Stanley at No. 6 and Jack Conklin at No. 8.
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In South Korea, a controversial church went ahead with a mass wedding ceremony on February 20 despite rising numbers of cases.
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The Flyers went ahead 2-1 at 13:53 of the second when van Riemsdyk tapped home a rebound in front.
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The Fighting Illini opened up their first double-digit advantage when they went ahead 36-26 with 15:40 to play.
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Nashville went ahead 3-0 when Ekholm finished off a 3-on-2 rush with a shot from the left circle.
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Johnson went ahead with the deal despite US warnings that it could give the Chinese state access to western intelligence-sharing.
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The Bulldogs went ahead 26-26 when Fromm threw two scoring passes in the final two minutes of the first half.
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The Bulldogs went ahead 10-7 on Blankenship's 173-yard field goal with 2:34 to go in the first quarter.
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Her husband couldn't board the return flight due to a ticket mix-up, so she went ahead alone, friends told CTV.
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Anim dropped in a pair of threes and a layup as Marquette went ahead 66-60 with 4:46 to go.
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After a suggestion from a Twitter follower, Musk went ahead and made the image of the large sheep his Twitter avatar.
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The Ducks went ahead by 10, 45-35, on a 3 from Mathis with 15:1313 left in the second half.
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Protesters circulated flyers on Telegram calling for rallies in six locations across Hong Kong, anyway, and went ahead with the march.
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The Brewers went ahead 23-1 and scored eight more unanswered runs to cruise to their seventh win in eight games.
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That comes nearly two months after the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee went ahead with its first cut in 11 years.
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Biden, who already opposed Thomas based on his record of conservatism, went ahead with a planned committee vote on September 27.
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And after forcing Michigan State to go three-and-out, the Terps went ahead on a 63-yard run from McFarland.
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Prince Andrew went ahead with his disastrous interview about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on his own accord.
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Nielsen went ahead with the trip to Europe and spent her flight to London ordering "emergency surge operations" on the border.
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Nielsen went ahead with the trip to Europe and spent her flight to London ordering "emergency surge operations" on the border.
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Jones says the facility went ahead with the sale anyway ... and now, he's out 1/4 of his beloved shoe collection.
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While officials originally considered cancelling the parade, things in LA went ahead without issue, albeit with significantly more police than normal.
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I went ahead and created an AP version: a mélange of questions from each test, to be answered in written format.
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But instead, Kaine just went ahead and signed the letter, and as expected was strongly criticized for it by the left.
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I ended up mentioning the idea of the film straight to my climber friend, he seemed keen, so we went ahead.
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They also went ahead and got the legal part out of the way, heading to City Hall to get their marriage license.
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But Asus... Asus just went ahead and built a display into the trackpad of a laptop you can buy later this year.
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Le Maire confirmed that if the deal went ahead, France's stake in Renault would go down to 7.5% from 15% at present.
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The Times report now suggests that Trump Jr. knew what was going on — and went ahead and took part in it anyway.
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Earlier, the Cavaliers went ahead 39-38 when James finished off a fast break with a basket midway through the second quarter.
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The fact that the game went ahead was an indication that Chinese authorities and the NBA had pulled back from the brink.
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But he said that other elements of what Iran had called "Project Amad" went ahead, directed by Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, an Iranian scientist.
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Abu Faisal said "political understandings" would determine whether an attack went ahead, reflecting the influence of foreign powers in the Syrian conflict.
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Millsap hit his first four shots and scored 3 of Denver's first 260 points as the Nuggets quickly went ahead 216-243.
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When she faced difficulty in getting a wide release for it, she went ahead and started the movement of the same name.
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The speech on the club's premises went ahead in the face of efforts by Hong Kong and Beijing authorities to stop it.
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She was an hour late and the officiant of the ceremony couldn't wait, so Kansfield went ahead and officiated her wedding, too.
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We didn't need another reason to believe that Beyoncé had divine powers, but the internet went ahead and gave us one anyway.
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Then, while we were waiting for the court to hear that case, the FCC went ahead and nuked net neutrality last December.
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They shared the lead for most of the race until Frenzel went ahead in the final kilometer, beating Watabe by 24.9 seconds.
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This was anticipated in the weather forecast, but with conditions good enough for Jason-3 to launch, the company went ahead anyway.
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When some residents complained about the planned demolition of parts of an old Hershey factory in 2012, the company went ahead anyway.
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Confused as to why nobody was responding to their OKCupid messages, a group of Donald Trump supporters went ahead and started TrumpSingles.com.
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The Mets went ahead 26-0 in the first inning following an RBI double by Conforto and an RBI single by Frazier.
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After twice surrendering leads in the game, the Senators went ahead for good when Namestnikov scored 26:21 into the final frame.
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After twice surrendering leads in the game, the Senators went ahead for good when Namestnikov scored 256:217 into the final frame.
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On D-day, I got cold feet, then promptly realized that postponing my decision made me deeply unhappy, so I went ahead.
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On Monday, Hun Sen said he would "eliminate" opposition supporters if they went ahead with protests but he was conciliatory on Thursday.
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But the Senate went ahead and passed a bill raising judges' salaries, which serve as a benchmark for other public sector pay.
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The Jets again went ahead with 2.3 seconds left in the second period on the second goal of the game by Laine.
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Trump apparently bought into the case against the tie-up — and went ahead and blocked it, giving Broadcom little space for recourse.
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Image: Christie'sChristie's went ahead with the auction despite protests from Cairo and appeals to the British government by Egypt's ambassador in London.
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The Spurs went ahead on an 11-1 run and took a 66-61 lead on a 3-pointer from Davis Bertans.
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In fact, the company just went ahead and named the handset for the privacy app it introduced with its first Android phone.
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Plumlee was 1 of 7 from the line in the last 01:41 of the third when Philadelphia went ahead for good.
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Etsy went ahead and DIYed its Q2 2017 earnings report this afternoon and fortunately things turned out fairly well for the company.
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The company had been due to announce at the show on Thursday which Canadian companies would benefit if the purchase went ahead.
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Moreover, before it went ahead, fellow African leaders would first have to lean heavily on Mr Obiang to hand Mr Jammeh over.
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After Dallas went ahead 78-203 with 4:05 to play, New Orleans managed just six points the rest of the way.
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She said she and her colleagues would come out onto the streets if Madrid went ahead and took control of the region.
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Lacroix was ordered to stop the launch of PlexCoin by Quebec's financial regulator in July, but went ahead with the ICO anyway.
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Investigators ultimately brought no charges against the mayor, and the Arthur Kill sale went ahead, changing hands this August for $7 million.
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Because of the high cure rate and the excruciating consequences of letting her tumor grow, we went ahead with the recommended treatment.
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The Braves went ahead by 5-3 on Freddie Freeman's two-run double in the seventh inning, and then the Mets rallied.
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The Nittany Lions later went through a drought with 13 straight misses, and Minnesota went ahead 64-59 with 6:47 left.
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Washington went ahead by 103 in the third quarter, but Boston led by 112-111 with 33 seconds left in the fourth.
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The inaugural Tbilisi Pride event in June, which included a theater performance, talks and debates, went ahead despite threats to its organizers.
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We get it — so we went ahead and did the sale digging for you, pulling out only the best discounts to shop.
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They went ahead at 5 minutes 31 seconds when Zuccarello, stationed low between the circles, converted a nifty centering pass from Zibanejad.
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So we went ahead and scanned through the site's slashed-price styles, plucking out the best buys to add to cart ASAP.
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A Spotify spokeswoman told CNN Business that the company went ahead with the launch without WMG content while the court battle continues.
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IPO pricings that had been scheduled for Wednesday in New York for Cactus, Evolus, Victory Capital Holdings, and Mudrick Capital went ahead.
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Hogg quickly realized that her lover had faked the theft, and had sold the items for drugs; nevertheless, the trip went ahead.
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We explained at length that their 'scoop' from unnamed sources was not factually accurate, but they went ahead with the story anyway.
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The President went ahead with the stop anyway, joined by his Jewish daughter and son-in-law and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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U.S. military officials told Reuters last week that the recent operation went ahead without sufficient intelligence, ground support or adequate backup preparations.
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They went ahead anyway, and last weekend it cost them the parliamentary seat in Chaungzon, the township across the bridge from Mawlamyine.
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The Flyers went ahead 212-227 at 26:20 of the first period when Vorobyev recorded his first goal of the season.
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With 8:13 left until halftime, Tampa Bay went ahead 212-238 on a 217-yard touchdown pass from Winston to Perriman.
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After New Orleans went ahead 296-22, the Sixers scored nine in a row, five from Harris, for a 96-71 advantage.
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China said it would immediately retaliate with tariffs of its own targeting agricultural products if the U.S. went ahead with its plans.
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That comes nearly two months after the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee went ahead with its first cut since the financial crisis.
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The staged attack went ahead as planned, with the brothers mildly punching Smollett with gloved hands, according to Johnson, the police superintendent.
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"On the face of it, these concerns would fall away if the Disney/Fox transaction went ahead as announced," the CMA said.
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World authorities like the IMF for example warned about the consequences of a Brexit -- but voters went ahead and voted to leave anyway.
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He even tried to block the podium, seeking to prevent a vote that he called a "scandal," but the vote went ahead anyway.
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The court had originally suspended the referendum law as it studied its legality, though the Catalan government went ahead with the ballot regardless.
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The project also went ahead despite a suit filed by the dock workers' union that alleged the project was legally and technically dubious.
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We went ahead and chose eight J-May Instagram photos that he should include in the dating profile we pray that he makes.
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After that, I went ahead and re-registered that day, but Ohio doesn't allow same-day registration, so I couldn't vote until 2012.
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The reporters did not reach out to the people it suggested and went ahead with publishing "distorted" facts about the company, he said.
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Instead it went ahead and did the next best thing: buying a struggling competitor that had already done the hard work for it.
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Third, Mr Turnbull said he would resign from parliament if the leadership challenge went ahead, prompting a by-election in his marginal seat.
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We went ahead and picked out five of our favorites that are still in stock and ready to be added to your cart.
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Iowa went ahead 23-228 at the under-272 timeout of the first half thanks to making five of its first seven shots.
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Then, Tuesday morning, knowing the Times had the emails that led up to the meeting, Trump Jr. went ahead and published them himself.
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The mediator informed Adiri that his client would need to appear in person for future mediation sessions, or if the trial went ahead.
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I was very disturbed by what he had done by I went ahead and gave him the money as promised for the payment.
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SpaceX had admitted that it was "unlikely" that the landing would be a repeat success—then it went ahead and nailed it anyway.
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Nevertheless, Universal and Fox dedicated a lot of money to these projects, so I went ahead and made their lives a little easier.
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China's obsolete navy, geared for coastal defense, was powerless to respond, and Beijing could only watch helplessly as the Taiwanese vote went ahead.
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Oregon went ahead 21-213 on a 213-yard touchdown run by Cyrus Habibi-Likio with 2229:219 to play in the game.
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Then, the Fed went ahead with the increase Wednesday without causing any major disruptions — in fact, stocks rallied and government bond yields fell.
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Investigators alleged in the court documents that Ndossoka told detectives he went ahead with the killings despite the cries of his two children.
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Just when you thought Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka's family couldn't get any cuter, they went ahead and adopted a fur baby!
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That might sound like a reassuring story — we considered the possibility, did a calculation, concluded we didn't need to worry, and went ahead.
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The Red Raiders went ahead on a layup by Livingston, but the Horned Frogs reclaimed the lead on two free throws by Brodziansky.
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So much so, we went ahead and pulled a few of our favorite spring-ready styles to snag and get paid for purchasing!
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However, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), the city's main public broadcaster, went ahead with scrapping the exclusive BBC channel at midnight on Sunday.
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Duke went ahead 14-7 on a 48-yard post from Jones to T.J. Rahming with 1:49 left in the third quarter.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's chief of staff said Monday that the government was looking into potential job losses if a merger went ahead.
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So Kirschbaum went ahead and basically wrote that autobiography anyway, only in the third person, and using Klinsmann's "help" rather than his name.
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And he added that he would have no choice but to quit the president's business advisory group, if Trump went ahead and left.
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The newspaper said senior British politicians, including former foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind, had raised concerns about security risks if the sale went ahead.
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Earin, essentially the first to market last year, just went ahead with Bluetooth — a decision that totally marred the experience of their earbuds.
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McGovern lost 49 of the 50 states, but a reform to the welfare state that was similar, in some ways, still went ahead.
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In the bottom of the fourth, the Phillies went ahead 1-0 when Maikel Franco grounded out but knocked in Realmuto from third.
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" One person even went ahead and photoshopped a new headline, adding, "Here's a more current-century way of announcing a woman giving birth.
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Keeping with this line of thinking, I also went ahead and ordered a Moscow Mule served in one of those classic copper mugs.
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Bloomberg went ahead and personally filed his papers for the Arkansas primary on Tuesday, while news of Patrick's possible bid came on Monday.
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A Roman Catholic parish in Chicago went ahead with the burning of a rainbow gay pride flag, despite warnings from the city's archdiocese.
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When they were told it was unavailable, they went ahead anyway, becoming one of very few Cuban troupes not reliant on government money.
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Cleveland went ahead 12-9 when Austin Seibert hit a 47-yard field goal with 3:49 to go in the third quarter.
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I can't even imagine if a similar group in the State Department or Environmental Protection Agency went ahead and endorsed someone for president.
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Following that, several events involving Chinese dissidents were canceled, in what appeared to be acts of self-censorship, though one later went ahead.
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Despite a growing online firestorm surrounding the gallery's status, Barbur's event with Breaking the Silence went ahead on the evening of February 8.
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So I went ahead and hired a wedding planner for our wedding, and it was one of the best decisions I've ever made.
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There were no utensils on the table at the Ethiopian restaurant, so the college students went ahead and used their hands to eat.
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The publisher has said it would give shareholders one Domain share for every 10 Fairfax shares they own if the separation went ahead.
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After the Spanish courts refused to allow Catalans to vote in an independence referendum, Mr. Puigdemont went ahead with it anyway last October.
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The United States and its allies went ahead with the airstrikes in the face of several developments that suggested they could be delayed.
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But the demonstration still went ahead on July 22013, where Russian police arrested nearly 1,300 people and reportedly beat back protesters with batons.
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"If we went ahead and held the vote tomorrow, the deal would be defeated by a significant margin," May told Parliament on Monday.
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So, even though we know he's not running, we went ahead and took a look at where Zuck stands on the issues anyway.
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Walmart Inc, the world's biggest retailer, said on Friday that it was concerned that fresh produce prices would rise if tariffs went ahead.
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He eventually went ahead with that purchase, but he has postponed other investments — lasers for steel cutting, new machining equipment, additional robot welders.
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And to make nabbing a deal easier than ever before, we went ahead and rounded the best ones up in the slideshow ahead.
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And the NSA found a Windows 10 bug so bad they went ahead and told Microsoft—which means exploits won't be far behind.
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Formula One Grand Prix organisers had also cancelled all practice and qualifying sessions scheduled for Saturday but the race went ahead on Sunday.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence went ahead with his delayed trip to the Middle East on Friday, despite the looming government shutdown.
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The Pacers appeared to be on their way to an easy victory when they went ahead by 68-50 in the third quarter.
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The Flyers then went ahead 3-0 just 44 seconds later when Raffl tipped home a shot from the point by Ivan Provorov.
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Philadelphia nearly went ahead by one goal with 22 seconds remaining in the first as Laughton fired the puck directly off the post.
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I went ahead and cobbled together my own messy 26.2-mile course to create my own marathon, using the GPS running app, Strava.
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So, we went ahead and picked out five of the cutest polka dot-printed jumpsuits to get Julia Roberts' look for way less.
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We went ahead and compared each machine brand by brand to see which one is offering the most savings — here's what we found:
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Florida went ahead 33-1 by using a shift that lasted 76 seconds in the offensive zone with four defensemen on the ice.
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So frankly it was a little surprising that Samsung even went ahead with its event, especially since Mobile World Congress was just canceled.
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Moore then scored the next five points, capped by a 3-pointer, as Villanova went ahead 47-35 with 633:13 to play.
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So, even though we know he's not running, we went ahead and took a look at where Zuck stands on the issues anyways.
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Source: CoinDesk On Tuesday, Bitcoin split into bitcoin and bitcoin cash when a minority of developers went ahead with an alternative upgrade proposal.
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But, like a recalcitrant teenager, the state went ahead anyway, and now 514 have sprouted along the shoulders of roads across New York.
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The Sixers kept the pressure on and went ahead 73-50 on a dunk by Harris with 6:35 left in the third.
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The Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said his country was prepared to respond if Trump went ahead with the tariffs.
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North Korea nevertheless went ahead with the return of the remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean war, it said.
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This year's festival went ahead despite fears of the spread of coronavirus, now officially known as COVID-19, according to Yahoo News Australia.
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I just want to make sure that our schools are safe, so that is why I went ahead and prosecuted it at this point.
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And if all that applied to 2015 ... well, it's at least doubled in 2016, the year Donald Trump went ahead and won the presidency.
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Since sales can be slightly overwhelming, we went ahead and highlighted our top picks for each day of the sale from here on out.
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To make your vacation planning just a little simpler, we went ahead and collected the best beach rentals right outside of New York City.
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Then I went ahead and went through all of her papers at MOMA, I had everything photographed so I could research every single piece.
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The surgery went ahead in early March, but he suffered a hemorrhage, underwent a second operation, and had been in a coma ever since.
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Cousins scored 276 in the third as the Kings went ahead by as many as five, but only led 260-15.33 entering the fourth.
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Still, he went ahead with it, and their clash is proof that Graham's influence -- his attempts to curb the President's isolationist worldview -- has limits.
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The Gamecocks went ahead 14-10 with 3:16 remaining in the second quarter when Mon Denson ran 1 yard on fourth-and-goal.
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The show went ahead and the crowd was diverse with Latinos, South Asians and other immigrant communities standing next to each other in solidarity.
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But the improvements to iOS on the iPad are so huge that I wouldn't blame you if you went ahead and did it anyway.
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But I'm a true believer that the best way to feel confident is to act confident, so I went ahead and slipped it on.
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PREPA's Ramos said he went ahead with deals like Whitefish due to worries about having to foot the bill for aid from other utilities.
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While that's only a proposal for most of the US, the commission actually went ahead and voted that rule in for tribal lands already.
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One day in 1894, the two overcooked the wheat, but went ahead and put it through the rollers they used to make dough. Voilà!
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Still, 4 months went by and he went radio silent ... so the judge went ahead and signed off on the divorce without Apollo's signature.
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Seemingly spurred on by Disney's plans to launch its own streaming media platform(s), Netflix went ahead and bought its own comic book universe.
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Consumer CEO Richard Yu went ahead as planned, officially launching the company's new flagship here in the States, but as an unlocked option, only.
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The prosecutors' zeal has encouraged activist investors in Samsung C&T, who felt hard-done-by when the Cheil-C&T merger went ahead.
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In Guardiola's penultimate league game after three seasons in charge, Bayern went ahead when Lewandowski scored from the penalty spot in the 33th minute.
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An MMA match-up is an unconventional place to have a family reunion, but Chris Pratt and Spencer Pratt went ahead with it anyway.
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It took us all summer to get our denim shorts to their perfectly destroyed state, and Gigi went ahead and made them for us.
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The Trojans went ahead 21-14 on a dunk by Stewart and extended the lead to 50.93 on a 3-pointer by Shaqquan Aaron.
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From the first time I smoked cannabis in 9th grade I went ahead and started buying large quantities and splitting it up between friends.
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Filipe Nyusi, the president, merrily went ahead with a state visit to the Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) the day after the storm hit.
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But I went ahead and projected these insecurities and made totally narcissistic assumptions about what he was thinking, then presented those assumptions as facts.
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Siluanov warned that even if the deal went ahead, any upturn in oil prices would be temporary, as this would encourage more production elsewhere.
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"Today Besigye went ahead and had a procession in downtown Kampala, by doing so he was disobeying lawful orders of the court," he said.
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Webb said he went ahead to the ladies&apos room, only for a woman to come into the bathroom when he was in there.
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Danielle says she rejected an offer to go into biz with Vezt, but the company went ahead and used her name and image, anyway.
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But trailing 20-53 on Tuesday, they tied it in the sixth and went ahead in the seventh to end a two-game skid.
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The administration hasn't publicly committed to keeping the money flowing — but it went ahead and made the payments for June, according to the Journal.
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Uniper said in August it would have to review its business in France, which employs around 490 people, if the coal shutdown went ahead.
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"We went ahead and we implemented the plan that we had designed over the years and perfected through practice, and I think it worked."
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The lead changed hands six times in the first half before Northwestern went ahead 18-17 on Barret Benson's layup with 10:25 showing.
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It was 24 hours after I said I hope California doesn't feel the need to sue us that they went ahead and sued us.
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Minnesota rattled off six unanswered points and went ahead 25-220 when Jamal Crawford stole the ball and fed Tyus Jones for a layup.
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"Even after telling her countless times that he was not a good person, she still went ahead and moved in with him," Barnes wrote.
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But Valencia equalized with a 66th-minute penalty converted by Dani Parejo and then went ahead on an own goal by defender Adama Soumaoro.
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Applied too late, it faltered, and the German invasion of Norway went ahead: further proof, to the anti-Churchill brigade, of his rash mettle.
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The southern Chinese city of Yulin went ahead with its annual dog-meat festival, despite widespread criticism by animal lovers in China and abroad.
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He was the Greatest, something we have been reminded about and deeply moved by in the days since Muhammad Ali went ahead of us.
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Read more: A Ukraine gas company tied to Joe Biden's son is at the center of the Trump-whistleblower scandalOne such call went ahead.
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The slalom went ahead but the fog failed to clear and the International Ski Federation (FIS) canceled the Super G part of the race.
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But Pittsburgh went ahead 18-13 as the half's midway mark approached before Harry Giles sparked a surge that sent Duke up 28-22.
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UNC Asheville went ahead to stay on a 3-pointer by freshman guard Dylan Smith that made it 47-46 with 11:39 remaining.
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Ms. Stoynoff said that she went ahead with the original piece about the Trump marriage in People because she was ashamed and feared retaliation.
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And because we're so obsessed with her exact style, we went ahead and found them at one of our all-time favorite retailers: Zappos!
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The government took serious flack this summer when it went ahead with a planned five-euro cut in the widely enjoyed but costly benefit.
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If the deal went ahead, international revenue would make up 25 percent of Comcast's total, up from 9 percent currently, according to the company.
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But a jury would have to determine that he didn't have a reasonable belief in consent and just went ahead and did it anyway.
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He also allegedly punted one right in its poor, defenseless swan ass, and—for good measure—went ahead and kicked a sleeping duck, too.
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After coming under intense criticism for not acting more decisively, Trump went ahead with the recommendations -- but remains unconvinced it was the right decision.
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But after an extensive internal debate over whether to issue a statement condemning Mr. Bossie, the campaign went ahead with it on Tuesday afternoon.
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But Nadal, the No. 2 seed, won the first 11 points of the third set and quickly went ahead by two breaks, 3-0.
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Mr. Ghani went ahead with his inauguration, in a show of strength, as his close circle advised him to, according to two senior officials.
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"Refrain from visiting churches," Russian news agency RIA cited Patriarch Kirill as saying, even though Orthodox services went ahead, including one led by him.
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Nebraska went ahead 23-3 when Mills ran 24 yards up the middle for a touchdown with 7:19 left in the first half.
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Madrid, the defending champion, hit the woodwork three times against a Russian team that went ahead through Nikola Vlasic's goal in the second minute.
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Penn State missed four straight shots, the Spartans scored six consecutive points, and Michigan State went ahead 55-49 with 13:34 to go.
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Though Ireland was already expected to have elections in the spring, probably around May, Varadkar went ahead and called the snap elections for February.
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Detroit went ahead 50-46 with 3:28 to go before Brown scored nine straight points for Boston to forge a 55-all tie.
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After he and his team judged such an explosion impractical, the Defense Department went ahead with plans to develop the Missile Defense Alarm System.
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While some carnival processions in the state of Hesse, home to Volkmarsen, were canceled, other celebrations in the region went ahead, under increased security.
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Vice President Mike Pence warned on Wednesday that Turkey could risk its membership in NATO if it went ahead with buying the S-400.
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The Predators went ahead again when Forsberg picked up a puck that ticked off the skate of Kyle Turris and backhanded a shot home.
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Both men refused, the sources say, so Trump went ahead and gave her the clearance, which the President has the legal authority to do.
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Later, after a 15-yard Navy punt, Army went ahead, 14-0, as another 1-yard run by Davidson capped an 11-play drive.
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The two spots that upset the Texans in the fourth quarter came on third and fourth down on the drive before Oakland went ahead.
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Until White House counsel Don McGahn not only refused to fire Mueller, but told Trump he'd resign if Trump went ahead with his plan.
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The Scarlet Knights went ahead 3-0 when Justin Davidovicz kicked a 244-yard field goal with 220:26 left in the first quarter.
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Leaders of the Syrian Democratic Forces, who have fought alongside American troops, threatened to release Islamic State war prisoners if the withdrawal went ahead.
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Last month, Corgan told CBS's This Morning that he went ahead with the initial change of moniker after realizing that people found it annoying.
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And Colonel Loud went ahead and got two iconic Cali rappers to set the scene, with Snoop in particular sounding more inspired than usual.
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Concerned, but by now committed to the child they'd come to think of as their future daughter, the Tennessee family went ahead with the adoption.
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New Jersey went ahead 4-0 at 4:23 when Wood gathered a loose puck from Shayne Gostisbehere, skated in from center ice and scored.
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Just when we thought there couldn't be another way for the German sportswear brand to revamp its classic, it went ahead and made it gilded.
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So everyone was joking about Konmari-ing their Twitter, but I went ahead and made a tool for that:Say hello to ✨ Tokimeki Unfollow ✨!
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"I thought how can I give back to the community, so I went ahead and built the school by myself with some support," she says.
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The judge refused to allow Meriem's marriage because the husband was 20 years older and she had never met him but her family went ahead.
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"After Tzuyu's parents came to South Korea and discussed with Tzuyu, they made a final decision and went ahead with announcing her position," JYP added.
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Last month, President Trump warned he would take "strong and swift economic actions" against Maduro if he went ahead with plans to seat the assembly.
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The medical emergency was on my side and the previous flight reservations weren't refundable, so I went ahead and covered the cost of their tickets.
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" She also went ahead and smacked down any insinuation that her famous father was a drug addict, saying pretty clearly, "he most certainly WAS NOT.
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We went ahead and curated a lineup of these irresistible goods to help you get started on canceling those weekend plans and hanging home instead.
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Kendall didn't take it well and told her sisters that she's done and wants to go home – but they still went ahead with their plans.
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If the event that an accuser went ahead with a complaint, they were required to file it in court or ask for an administrative hearing.
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The march, which has raised concern in local media about the rise of the right wing in the Balkan state, went ahead despite international condemnation.
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We went ahead and rounded up everything from the best wireless earbuds for working out to the best noise cancelling headphones—at every price point.
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The so-called sanctuary policy enraged Abbott, who threatened to cut state funding if Hernandez went ahead with plans to implement the policy beginning Wednesday.
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We went ahead and build our own VR-ready PC using the components below, and we encourage you to do the same if you're interested.
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Despite criticism, the EU went ahead and the agreement slashed the number of people - mainly fleeing the war in Syria - leaving from Turkey for Greece.
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Asked whether the Italian government was considering buying into Fiat Chrysler if the merger went ahead, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said he saw no reason.
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Dede Oetomo, one of Indonesia's most prominent LGBT+ activists, said it would be a gross violation of international human rights if the changes went ahead.
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But in the eighth, the Rockies, aided by Gordon's crucial throwing error at second base, staged a three-run rally and went ahead 3-1.
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The two teams traded jabs for the next minute until Maryland went ahead to stay on two free throws by Trimble with 5:22 remaining.
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Then we had about a month and half downtime to take it all in and edit, and then we went ahead and shot another day.
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The Red Sox rallied from a pair of early one-run deficits and went ahead with a three-run fourth off CC Sabathia (5-333).
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The tournament went ahead but it was hamstrung by the UFC immediately removing Overeem and bringing him into the main brand after his quarterfinal victory.
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Rosselló went ahead with the original June 11 date, giving an opening to opposition parties who favor commonwealth status or independence to boycott the plebiscite.
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The Rangers went ahead 76 seconds into the game when DeAngelo's shot from near the blue line sailed through traffic and over McElhinney's left shoulder.
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Patagonia also went ahead and made its linings softer and the internal tape over the stitching and seams lower profile, which translates to less rashing.
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Danis' trainer John Kavanagh, who also coaches Conor McGregor, told Business Insider it would be "very embarrassing" for Paul if the fight ever went ahead.
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We went ahead and picked the five fall shows we're most excited about to save you some time and trouble during TV's favorite season. Sept.
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In addition, the president went ahead with 25 percent tariffs on steel and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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"There's a slight madness to thinking you should be the leader of the free world," Obama admitted before he went ahead and ran for President.
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Broadcom shareholders went ahead and voted to move the chipmaker's headquarters to the U.S. even after President Trump blocked its efforts to buy rival Qualcomm.
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But trailing 1-0 to the Cardinals, they tied it in the sixth and went ahead in the seventh to end a two-game skid.
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The attorney-general had warned that Odinga could be charged with treason if the event went ahead - an offense that can carry the death penalty.
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Rizzo crunched a homer to lead off the fifth and drove in two more the next inning, when the Cubs went ahead by 10-2.
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China said in response that it would take counter measures against the U.S. if the latter went ahead with issuing the list of extra tariffs.
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Tennessee went ahead for the first time in the game when it recovered a Georgia fumble in the end zone with 2:56 to go.
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The Rangers went ahead by 03-20 in the second period when Campbell accidentally deflected DeAngelo's centering pass into his own net with his skate.
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We went ahead and curated a list of our own favorite virtual desktop companions, based almost entirely on Lawhead's list of what's available right now.
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Undaunted, they went ahead with their plans, planting neat rows of the commonly used dwarfing rootstocks that keep orchard trees short and easy to pick.
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Bethenny Frankel never signed off on being in a commercial for eBay, but they went ahead and aired it anyway ... according to new legal docs.
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Then Harris connected with Mateao Durant on a 22-yard touchdown pass as the Blue Devils went ahead with 3:10 remaining in the half.
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The Twins went ahead by 2-0 in the third when Garver's sixth home run of the season barely cleared the right-center field fence.
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The South Americans looked more assured in attack, though, and went ahead when Aguero turned tightly in the box and smashed in an unstoppable shot.
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Mr. Pence went ahead with his four-day trip to the Middle East despite the political turmoil at home, citing national security and diplomatic reasons.
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Chinese officials said Mr. Trump had given such assurances, and they felt betrayed when he went ahead with aggressive tariffs this year, the diplomat said.
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Protesters demonstrated outside the talk, called "Hong Kong Nationalism: A Politically Incorrect Guide to Hong Kong Under Chinese Rule," but the event ultimately went ahead.
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Michigan State scored on its first two drives of the game and went ahead, 23-22013, on its way to an easy 260-210 victory.
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Frank Bruni In denouncing the hatred that brought bloodshed to a baseball diamond in Alexandria, Va., some people went ahead and spread more of it.
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But because we're so obsessed with her bold color choice for fall, we went ahead and picked out five gorgeous lookalikes to snag her style.
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Wisconsin then went ahead 205-211 with 270:21 left in the third quarter on a 413-yard touchdown pass from Coan to Quintez Cephus.
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The New York Times also reported Thursday that Cohn warned Kelly he might resign if Trump went ahead with a plan to impose the tariffs.
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Boston went ahead 4:30 into the game when Pastrnak, who entered as the NHL's goal leader, scored for the ninth time in nine games.
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Down 47-41, Jones scored eight straight — two 3-pointers and a jumper — and the Nittany Lions went ahead 49-47 with 8:39 left.
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In 2011, as the country slipped into economic crisis, the Socialist government considered privatizing part of the enterprise but never went ahead with the plan.
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It stressed that military training should not be affected by outbreak precautions, while emergency breakdown drills and studies on missile defence went ahead as usual.
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The Jets went ahead 214-22 when Scheifele backhanded the puck off Halak and into the Bruins' net at 21:413 of the third period.
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In his first months in office, in 21975, President Jimmy Carter backed off from Ford's selection of Mr. Toon, but then went ahead with it.
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The secretary of Homeland Security, John F. Kelly, was still discussing a proposed executive order restricting immigration when Mr. Trump went ahead and signed it.
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Oregon went ahead 64-47 after Okoro blocked a shot at one end, then ran the court for a dunk off a lob from Duarte.
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If a sale or spin-off went ahead, Pfizer would be the latest pharmaceutical company to sell its consumer business to slim down its portfolio.
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As more and more people asked him to work, we went ahead and set up a small business this spring to manage all of it.
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The Eagles went ahead 10-0 with 12:210 left in the second quarter following a 20-play, 27-yard drive that lasted 28:230.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said on Wednesday that the United States would not stand in the way if South Korea went ahead with that.
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He went ahead with a rally in Illinois on Saturday evening, despite speculation he might cancel it, because he said "evil people" can't derail life.
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In the years after Return of the Jedi, this former farmboy-turned-last hope of the Jedi went ahead and tried to rekindle the Jedi Order.
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Guards Dylan Ennis, Dorsey and Casey Benson each hit a three-pointer as Oregon went ahead 52-30 before taking a 58-35 lead at halftime.
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Therefore, when Demi went ahead and claimed ownership — however jokingly — by picking up the designated rose on her group date, the other women understandably got pissed.
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Finding that clip of the prototype folding/unfolding means digging through Samsung's two-hour developer keynote, so we went ahead and GIF'd it up for you.
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China would overtake Europe and the Americas if all 50 cities went ahead with their metro plans, data from the International Association of Public Transport showed.
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And I thought, well, heck, since my cover's been blown I just went ahead and asked her to take a walk down to the art museum.
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You know Apple's got something big in the works when it went ahead and launched new iPads, iMacs and AirPods in one week with little fanfare.
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Leading 13-1, the Panthers went ahead 4-1 when Trocheck grabbed a bouncing puck and pushed it past Gibson at 22:20 of the second.
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I went ahead and pulled some time series data from the moment the news went live and you can easily see the price getting pushed up.
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In case handing coach Bill Self career win No. 600 wasn't enough, his Kansas team went ahead and delivered him a masterpiece to celebrate the occasion.
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That move does come with a hit to the battery life, however, so the company went ahead and increased the battery size to offset that hit.
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Rather than trust Microsoft and Nokia and everybody else to keep their platforms open to them, Google just went ahead and made the open platform itself.
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We went ahead and skipped that part of the ceremony, but after it was over he rolled up his pant legs and found the damn thing.
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The deployment went ahead despite mass protests, but the INF treaty signed in 1987 resulted in their removal and a long period of relative nuclear calm.
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Obama said he expected the world economy would be steady in the short run but expressed longer term concerns about global growth if Brexit went ahead.
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They said Karam Fayyad, 26, was killed and six other people were wounded with live Israeli fire during Friday's protests that went ahead despite stormy weather.
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To best utilize your time, we went ahead and pulled out the funniest scenes of each film and included them here for a quick comedy fix.
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While the world was focused on bigger names like Apple and Samsung, one of the industry's great workhorses went ahead and released a dual-screen smartphone.
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"They went ahead and did it without listening to anyone," a source close to the couple — who were spotted stepping out Saturday for coffee — told PEOPLE.
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The duo went ahead with their plans to release the bill anyway, although Alexander frequently spoke with the president and credited his role in the process.
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Then, from the aggregated data, Michael went ahead and built some amazing visualisations showing the movement of people across Europe and the rest of the world.
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The Sixers came out aggressive in the fourth and quickly went ahead 285-73 on a layup by Embiid, forcing Indiana to call an early timeout.
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And the president has sent word to the former attorney general through allies that he would publicly attack him if he went ahead with the campaign.
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But President Donald Trump pulled America out of the TPP as soon as he took office in January 2017 (the 11 other signatories went ahead anyway).
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While the cases played out, Reno Capital went ahead with renovations on Ms. Alvillar's apartment and, upon completing the work, rented the place out for $2,900.
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Boise State cut the lead to five, but Oregon went ahead 44-26 with 1:10 left on Mathis' fifth 3-pointer of the first half.
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The Panthers went ahead 22.5-2359 in the third quarter when A.J. Davis capped a 274-play, 2104-yard drive with an 227-yard touchdown run.
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In response, China's Ministry of Commerce said on Friday that it would "fight back with a major response " if the U.S. went ahead with its plan.
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The test was on-hold this morning while NASA resolved a computer problem with the system, but it eventually went ahead, just an hour behind schedule.
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After trailing by as many as 11 points in the second half, North Texas went ahead 48-733 on Draper's 3-pointer with 5:25 left.
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Plenty of moms can tell you that breastfeeding isn't always easy or cheap, but one woman went ahead and proved it — and she has the receipts.
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The Hoosiers went ahead 14-7 with 2:18 left in the stanza as run-oriented junior quarterback Zander Diamont scored on a 1-yard keeper.
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Musk went ahead and bought that boring machine, then another, and he's using them to experiment with tunnel building techniques in Hawthorne, California, near SpaceX headquarters.
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She had been scheduled for her spay and I went ahead and went through with it because she was a year old and still not fixed.
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Pyongyang has not confirmed the exchange and threatened earlier this month to take "counteraction" if the United States and South Korea went ahead with the exercises.
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Watkins, a fifth-year senior, dominated the low post and hit four of his first six shots as the Nittany Lions went ahead by double figures.
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On Friday Mr. Justice went ahead and announced he was closing all schools, even before similar announcements came in the neighboring states of Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Huawei also went ahead with a new phone launch in Britain on Tuesday, even as the number of users trading in their devices rose in Asia.
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This week Trump ignored them and went ahead with his plan to undo DACA anyway, which prompted a lot of impassioned outrage from the tech companies.
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Undaunted, Mr. Trump went ahead with that meeting and, with Mr. Putin at his side, challenged the conclusions of American intelligence agencies about Russian election interference.
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His obsequiousness and betrayal of American interests weren't the whispered allegations of unnamed sources (though he went ahead and dismissed such characterizations as "fake news" anyway).
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After receiving the go-ahead from prosecutors in July, the police went ahead with the operation to take control of the server and disinfect affected computers.
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Some communities canceled New Year's fireworks celebrations, but Sydney's popular display over its iconic harbor controversially went ahead in front of more than a million revelers.
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Lawmakers gave him the vote of confidence, but also went ahead and picked a constitutional judge of their choosing: the cousin of the head of Congress.
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Aston Villa almost pulled out of the deal at the last minute after hearing of the unorthodox arrangement, but in the end the signing went ahead.
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The Brewers quickly went ahead three batters into the game when Yelich lifted a 3-0 sinker over the left field fence for his 11th homer.
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Orsini said they couldn't care less about that small detail, and went ahead with their plan to be married at their dream destination, vegan menu included.
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Despite an admonishment from the public-address announcer in Philadelphia, Lou Nolan, more wristbands hit the ice when the Caps went ahead, 43-1, minutes later.
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Turns out, private travel so appealed to him he not only renamed his Bombardier The Indispensable, he went ahead and bought jet operator NetJets in 1998.
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The Islanders once again went ahead by three goals 1:25 into the third, when Beauvillier corralled his own rebound and tucked a shot past Brossoit.
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Detroit went ahead 92-91 after two free throws by Rose with 4:51 left before the Lakers scored 15 of the game's final 22 points.
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The Flyers went ahead 1-0 at 22:27 of the first period when Niskanen's shot deflected off Avalanche defenseman Samuel Girard and into the net.
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City building records show that a permit was issued in 2003 for scaffolding that the city went ahead and installed when the building owner did not.
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But since we know that 1,800 styles is a lot to go through, we went ahead and hand-selected a few of the collection's best picks.
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Roy finally went ahead with his plans but had second thoughts ... and, during a phone call, Carter reportedly told Roy to get back in the truck.
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The stockbroker, Mark C. Hotton, claimed to have investors who would contribute $4.5 million; the producers never met those investors but went ahead with planning anyway.
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If the deal went ahead, it could mean a boost in Aramco's crude oil supply to Reliance by possibly more than 50 percent, the source added.
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So to save you from wasting time on last week's "it" items, I went ahead and rounded up some of this week's most sought-after gifts.
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Basically, someone at Facebook thought it would be interesting to mess with people's emotional states (for science!) and so the company went ahead and did it.
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Ramaphosa said last week that Denel was "ripe" for joint venture partnerships but the government would want to retain control if any stake sale went ahead.
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