To my surprise, she went along with my flirty advances.
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That included all the spoils that went along with it.
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This went along with a reassessment of what science was.
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I went along with my busy life raising three boys.
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Maybe that's why he went along with it, Danno said.
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But there is something else which went along with that.
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Mr Khan only grudgingly went along with the decision, they briefed.
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The design team, for its part, went along with the fun.
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We all went along with it as well on the bench.
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There was even a custom dance that went along with it.
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The American people largely went along with this accretion of power.
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"They just went along with it like sheep," the source said.
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After rejecting the idea publicly, Mexico eventually went along with it.
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So I sort of went along with: this isn't real, obviously.
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Their collaboration continued, and she went along with not receiving credit.
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I wasn't super into it, but I went along with him.
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In a CNN exclusive, we went along with them for the ride.
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So into my suitcase the Sony went along with three spare batteries.
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Democrats now largely condemn the prison policies they once went along with.
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She totally went along with it and didn't doubt for a second.
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I just went along with it, and she took her shirt off.
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But these being no ordinary times, Europeans went along with the idea.
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Despite the pressure, Mr. Sessions never went along with Mr. Trump's wishes.
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"I just kind of went along with my business today," Thomas added.
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And most National Front candidates went along with it, the official said.
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We had hired him wanting him and everything that went along with it.
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I think everyone just went along with it, since flights are so boring.
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Did Mike go along with Nick's plan, while Nick went along with Mike's?
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This internationalism went along with support for free trade and generous immigration policies.
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He went along with their relationship for as long as it was fun.
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I think there were a lot of things that went along with Gentlemen.
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So was the surge in mortgage application volume that went along with it.
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Instead, they went along with the thousand nicks and cuts that undermined it.
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RP: I think there was a certain sensationalism that went along with it.
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I went along with my energy initiatives normally for two to three years.
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They loved receiving them and the memories that went along with each one.
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But Quintorris—now Julio—went along with it, because that's who he is.
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Mel appears somewhat sympathetic, but wants to know why Gypsy went along with it.
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But what mattered in the end is that Ford's supporters went along with it.
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A simple caption went along with the picture, "#flashbackfriday," with two overlapping heart emojis.
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But Watts sells the emotion so well that I almost went along with it.
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My workload was ever increasing, so my consumption of cigarettes went along with it.
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We were so damn happy it wasn't us that we went along with it.
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At first, everyone went along with it because Japan and Russia were getting along.
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But it went along with a sharp fall in domestic consumer spending (Figure 2).
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Again, the cup went along with the blue-and-white theme of the cafe.
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I didn't want to make a record at all but I went along with it.
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Many of us went along with the yearbooks at times to the point of absurdity.
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"They just went along with the security company they hired to work there," he says.
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McCrory went along with all of it, standing with his party, rather than his office.
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Covington went along with the request, while denying it had a conflict, Ms. Allred said.
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And instead Jay Powell capitulated and went along with what the bond market has said.
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"The 23-year-old model went along with her husband&aposs joke and responded, "fact.
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It went along with ineffectual United Nations sanctions but enforced them lackadaisically, if at all.
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My father, in his usual mild manner, went along with all these incursions and improvements.
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They followed the investigation where it led, and the public eventually went along with them.
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Patton's role was particularly instructive, given that she willingly went along with Meadows' disgusting act.
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VICE News went along with Burek as she examined the carcass of a sea lion.
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I don't know why he went along with it — I think I was a little crazy.
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In former coups, the population was cowed into accepting, or willingly went along with, martial law.
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Instead, I went along with the group's decisions, only raising questions for the sake of argument.
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And I have great respect for the fact that China and Russia went along with it.
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The twist was that as far-fetched as his designs were, audiences went along with them.
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And twice he went along with Senate leadership as they tried and failed to repeal Obamacare.
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In the 1930's many in Germany went along with the party and forgave minor infractions.
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Now, some have argued the real problem is the exaggeration that went along with this debate.
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He offers a despairing, unsparing indictment of everyone in Congress who went along with Trump's election.
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We went along with the exhibition anyway, as we believed it to be important and urgent.
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Looking back, Hadley can see the red flags, but then, she went along with what Diaz wanted.
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But Wolf seemed panicked, and it all happened so fast that he just went along with it.
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Rozelle, knowing either he went along with the plan or likely would lose his job, was furious.
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McCain hated the process, but then most Republicans hated the process and went along with it anyway.
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The Liberals, then in opposition, went along with the law but they were queasy about the title.
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The problem is that for decades, the U.S. went along with Arab duplicity, and even enabled it.
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She obviously went along with it—as did the crowd, who chanted her name (as one does).
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"I went along with it after the department and the DEA agreed to accept it," Sessions said.
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It's another thing to be the villain for all the fake shit I just went along with.
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That cost would fall to $4,424 if she diligently went along with her physician's instructions, HealthyCapital found.
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Yet most Jews went along with apartheid — by no means all, however, including several of Mandela's lawyers.
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Some women I cared about went along with things I wanted to avoid my disappointment or moods.
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She was in her early 20s and went along with his request, but later questioned his behavior.
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For years he went along with it (without the accent) and called me his partner or spouse.
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They got away with it, the Justice Department charges, because coaches went along with it, accepting bribes.
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Despite my diabolical and somewhat ourageous aspirations considering their insurmountable odds, my parents went along with it.
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And I think if you look at people's faces in the audience, people went along with her.
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The European Union, in its hunger to strike a deal with Britain, went along with that demand.
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She went along with it, though she said in court that "I very much regret" doing so.
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When Dunbar approached him and said they should sue Hawaiian Triathlon, Haller went along with the suit.
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Dick Dana, who was her ward after being declared non compos mentis, just went along with it.
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And as this false world grew, all of us went along with it, because the simplicity was reassuring.
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You know, their husbands ran for President against their wishes, they went along with it to be supportive.
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They didn't, and Mr. Reagan went along with a number of smaller tax increases to offset the loss.
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I never really went along with that and still use the apps and desktop website — same as always.
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There's a lot of market research that went along with its creation, as well as deep technical understanding.
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"My concern is you were part of the Russian facade and went along with it," Vermont Democrat Sen.
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So he talked to me like I was Bruce Wayne and I just went along with it, really.
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She went along with the Iraq invasion, thinking she could reposition W. on the side of diplomacy afterward.
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At the time, she and her sisterwife went along with the move for the sake of their kids.
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Buddy, you should have just kept quiet and went along with the plan until John saved the day.
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There was me and a few mates, we went along with David and we won the whole thing.
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The Speaker reluctantly went along with the ceremony, but not before denouncing the prorogation as a constitutional abomination.
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Dressed as a migrant, she went along with them for 51 days, traversing 13 countries and 10 borders.
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This excited Ruskin, who went along with it, even though it was all Hap's idea in the first place.
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Into the bath I went, along with Epsom salt, multiple bath bombs, and a few drunken splashes of rosewater.
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They also wanted an order requiring DOJ to "immediately" produce any executive summaries that went along with the report.
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So the Spanish monarchs Isabella and Ferdinand went along with Columbus's proposal on the off-chance he was right.
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But, then again, Scheana went along with her former BFFs' bullying of Lala Kent until it wasn't fun anymore.
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And apparently, everybody just went along with it and those incredible maneuvers you were just watching, they&aposre real.
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Most went along with this, because critics really do want to preserve the artist's vision as they see fit.
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Kim did like the condo and went along with it for a while before she put her foot down.
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It's hard to understand why they went along with Ali, and it makes total sense that Jenna hates them.
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Yet the Raj went along with a softer American propaganda ploy, the distribution of pin-ups of Hollywood starlets.
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But, you know, I worked on Wall Street, so I sort of figured it went along with the territory.
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Layoffs went along with the austerity program, and the company combined the photo and research departments of different magazines.
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"I think that she wanted some of the celebrity that went along with being first lady," Ms. Jellison said.
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" But when it came to being the bad boy, he also "played that role and went along with it.
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And once again, that went along with a tremendous increase in human population and the complexity of modern society.
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With that fat ass new contract, we're guessing there was some major jewelry that went along with that bear.
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"I feel, honestly, stupid that I went along with it, assuming it was all the best of intents," he said.
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On the third take, Hyden realized they were filming him deliberately mess up — but he went along with the joke.
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They stated that Savino leveraged a power imbalance to ensure they went along with his lewd suggestions and come-ons.
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And when they did so, most children went along with whatever version of the family's past was presented to them.
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Staffeld wasn't into it, but, as she recounted years later, "that wasn't OK," so she went along with it, reluctantly.
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"We realized it was a really important addition and it really went along with our philosophy of inclusion," Adame said.
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Then obviously what was to come was the rash of beheadings and all the videos that went along with that.
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He told them what his vision was and they went along with it, so why the sudden change of heart?
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I thought it was unconventional, but I went along with it and it was exactly how I remembered the dish.
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Judge Polozola went along with the plea agreement with great reluctance and agreed to the ten-year sentence and probation.
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Daimler eventually relented and went along with the rest of the industry, installing 21980yf in many of its new cars.
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Some Italians, to their shame, went along with it; but many more helped their friends and neighbors, and saved lives.
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He initially opposed the ballot-box measure, but when Colorado residents voted to support it, he went along with it.
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Mr. Trump went along with the request, only to hear back from Mr. Carson after he had found the coat.
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Still, many of these same lawmakers went along with the budget-busting tax cuts offered by President George W. Bush.
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But, reportedly threatened with losing his chairmanship, he went along with conservatives and supported the House health plan's second version.
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Unlike many other women who tell stories of being propositioned by Ailes, Luhn says she went along with his demands.
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I'm not sure if it started with VCs or started with founders and VCs just kind of went along with it.
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Only 3.4 percent of the subjects said they had known the right answer but went along with the majority response anyway.
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Some speculate that General Padrino is a skilled double agent: that he went along with the talks to smoke out opponents.
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No, no, no, but what I ... You had a whole package that went along with it that was just not so.
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Actually, we both admitted that Canadians, they're some of the best comedians around, but we still went along with the joke.
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Everybody went along with Obama's idea that "now we pivot to health care," even though unemployment was still at 10 percent.
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The entire country was worried, and went along with a continuing buildup of U.S. military forces in the '50s and '60s.
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IN FACT THAT MADE YOU THE FIRST WOMAN ON THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, WHEN THEY WENT ALONG WITH IT AND SAID FINE.
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Roosevelt, in a boat with Masters, hit a submerged boulder, and into the drink they went, along with Masters's fancy camera.
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As if this were not bad enough, the administration also went along with a $300 billion congressional increase in public spending.
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I relaxed and just went along with it; I read as if I were on the beach, not in the library.
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Mike Conaway and other Republicans willingly went along with an effort to rush the probe to conclude there was no collusion.
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If the person went along with the call, the scammer would try to convince them to provide remote access to their computer.
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She told police she went along with it so he would not force her to have oral sex, according to the complaint.
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It was exciting, it was fun, but there's a lot of things we didn't know, so we just went along with it.
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Then there'd been this movie that we kind of went along with but didn't make, so there was a website for that.
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Still, it was notable that the GOP-dominated legislature went along with many if not all of Mr Edwards's revenue-raising schemes.
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"I was struck by how angry the gestures, the facial gestures, the clenched hands, that went along with the words," he said.
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Andrew, who'd never been to Italy but had also never heard a flattering lie he couldn't get behind, went along with it.
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There would be no insurance payout to facilitate these costs or to ease the added burden that went along with our grief.
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But she never really went along with it; years ago an agent snapped at her about "not playing the game," she said.
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Ultimately, Linick found that Hook essentially went along with pressure from other Trump appointees to push Nowrouzzadeh out based on unfair reasons.
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People went along with these security measures, and these venues survived, partly because it was almost impossible to throw a "legal" party.
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Many agents and managers supposedly working for the women he targeted went along with meetings scheduled to take place in hotel rooms.
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The takeaway: Even GOP governors who went along with the expansion under the Affordable Care Act can't always maintain support within their party.
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China went along with the council statement issued Monday night calling the launch a grave violation of its obligations under Security Council resolutions.
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Just consider how, not only did Trump build up this ridiculous hysteria about Obamacare, but the whole Republican Party went along with that.
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"It seems Lori went along with Rick's plan because he explained this was the only way to get into USC," the source says.
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Every wrestler had a gimmick: ethnicity or nationality, the personas of cowboys, lumberjacks or farmers, and sports reporters went along with the fun.
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Brave after the event, many testified before Mr. Chilcot that they knew the war was a mistake — yet they went along with it.
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"They thought I was crazy choosing New York, but they went along with it," recalled Mr. Phillips, once a senior executive at Oracle.
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I have gotten some attention from guys who weren't interested in me before my surgery, but I obviously never went along with that.
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The startup wanted to avoid being classified as a bank given the arcane rules and burdensome regulations that went along with that status.
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It wasn't my particular fantasy but I liked the idea, so during the months that we were dating I went along with it.
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That went along with sluggish growth in gross domestic product, which slipped to a five-year low of 6.8 percent in 2018-19.
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I went along with my day and during lunch I tried to show my friends the earrings but I only found an earring.
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I knew I had an incredible gig and didn't want to mess it up by revealing the hassles that went along with it.
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We had $700 billion just approved, which was the reason I went along with that budget, because we had to fix our military.
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Mr. Phelps's easy access to pain medication, and the drinking that went along with his lifestyle, led him to struggle with substance abuse.
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" SO: "I love that '60s vibe, too, because I was born in the '60s, so I just went along with that my whole life.
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This one had a bunch of cats in it and the color scheme went along with her recent posts, so people just started assuming.
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I didn't have time to think things over and decide what I wanted, so I went along with it and felt very uncomfortable afterward.
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She didn't make [the decision to kidnap Colleen Stan], it was made by Cameron [Hooker], and she went along with it for many years.
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Invoking the Logan Act was Yates's flimsy pretext for deploying federal agents against Flynn, but the anti-Trump media went along with the charade.
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So when recent rumors of a Foo Fighters break-up emerged after Grohl's solo performance at the Oscars, the band went along with it.
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" After Mr. Shepard's death in 2017, he told Entertainment Weekly: "For my generation, there's a bit of hero worship that went along with Sam.
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But nonetheless, we went along with it, and that's been the case for months; that's not a new circumstance that would set this off.
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"Living in Portland and seeing all this creativity that went along with legal weed was really exciting," said Ms. Charbonneau, who is in Oregon.
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Despite initially being caught off guard, Andrews said he went along with the ritual so he didn't interfere with Brady's performance on the field.
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About half the customers were ordering à la carte; I went along with the other half and got the set menu for 82 dollars.
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Members of Congress went along with war by presidential fiat because they preferred to criticize Truman from the sidelines rather than voting on war.
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The resignation comes after Stallman made comments about victims of child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, including that the victims went along with the abuse willingly.
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When the Republican establishment consolidated around Trump, Fox News, which has always had a strong read of the conservative base, went along with it.
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I was a big fan of this workout until I quit the manic cycle of dieting and the exercise mentality that went along with it.
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"I went along with it and said, 'I can't believe you don't remember me', and he looked very pale all of a sudden," Mitchell recounted.
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Speaking to Digital Spy about the character, Sheehan explained that originally Klaus wasn't gay, but that change was made as they went along with production.
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Four years ago, I quit my lifelong cycle of dieting, disordered eating and exercise, and the high-intensity body hatred that went along with it.
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"I'm thankful for time with family, and that all the girls went along with my plan for matching pajamas," he wrote in the Facebook caption.
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She claims she wanted it held in her name alone, but went along with the trust idea and they had their lawyers draft the document.
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"I'm thankful for time with family, and that all the girls went along with my plan for matching pajamas," he wrote in the Instagram caption.
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Because Sam has residual hearing — his loss is mild in one ear and moderate to severe in the other — I went along with their recommendation.
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He said Carter initially tried to talk Roy out of it and urged him to get professional help, but eventually went along with his plan.
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Mattis reportedly went along with the president's demands during the phone call but immediately told aides that they would take a "much more measured" approach.
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" The logic didn't quite work out, of course, but Cohen went along with it — asking, "So does that mean I've done it with Ryan Reynolds?
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When we were 25 that's when Shudder To Think got their big record deal and were on Lollapalooza, and I went along with them, videotaping.
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"This is just what Shell wanted to do, and we went along with it," Ken Broadbent, business manager for Steamfitters Local 449, told the newspaper.
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Lest we forget all the Tide Pod memes and the associated challenge that went along with it that was everywhere at the start of 2018.
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Naturally Durant became aware of the clip and enjoyed a chuckle at the captions that went along with it in his car before Game 3.
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"Along with all the bad habits, selfish behaviors, poor choices, draining relationships, sketchy situations, lack of faith, self-doubt, and FEAR that went along with it."
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According to some accounts, she at the very least went along with the hiring of a private investigator to look into the background of Gennifer Flowers.
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Once the walk is complete, I receive a "diary entry" (THE CUTEST) of how the visit went along with some photos of my dog around town.
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And to encourage people to mine (which is what validates and supports the entire bitcoin network), Satoshi created a reward that went along with each block.
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She started photographing Dollypalooza three years ago when she went along with a friend and was immediately attracted to the elaborate outfits and feel-good ambience.
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In November, the actor told Jimmy Fallon the hilarious story of when a fan mistook him for Ryan Reynolds — and why he went along with it.
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Until recently, North Korean's chastened patrons — the Chinese — went along with the Trump campaign of pressure against Kim, themselves fearing that Trump was capable of anything.
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I also really liked the chairs that went along with the table, which were sold a la carte or as a complete set with the table.
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Far too many Democratic lawmakers went along with these unjust wars, cheered them on, voted for them and even blocked efforts to stop or limit them.
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For pre-eclampsia, a 239 percent risk reduction went along with drinking probiotic milk late in pregnancy, but not earlier in gestation or before getting pregnant.
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Raised by lenient Catholics, I too went along with gendered expectations into adulthood, mainly because I just thought that's what a person was supposed to do.
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How did it feel to read that response from [Sony Interactive Entertainment's President of Worldwide Studios] Shuhei Yoshida, who kind of went along with those criticisms?
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But Mitch McConnell went along with it too, and on some level there's simply nothing people in other branches can do about a runaway House speaker.
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"You could've avoided all of this from escalating to the level it did, had you and Mr. Carson just went along with your own business," he said.
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"I knew and I went along with it," Portman added, noting that Kutcher's standard fee to take part in a film — his "quote" — was higher than hers.
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"I happily went along with their plan for a few months, lost loads of weight, along with my period, my digestion and nearly my relationship," Malcolm said.
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" However, some discomforting news went along with the fact that Lyanna Sark and Rhaegar Targaryen are his parents— Jon Snow's name may not even be "Jon Snow.
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Even when Beckham dropped hints, like dancing and his hopes of traveling to Houston (the site of this year's Super Bowl), passengers just went along with it.
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In my early days here, surgeons were completely opening up the joints and there was a lot of trauma that went along with a surgery like that.
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So I went along with it and told people he called out his mom's name and wanted me to spank him and call him a 'naughty boy.
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"Ken Broadbent, a business manager for Steamfitters Local 449, told the Post-Gazette, "this is just what Shell wanted to do and we went along with it.
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"I had this big blind spot about the profession where I just naively went along with whatever any naturopath told me was safe and effective," she says.
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It's not surprising that the doctors went along with that diagnosis, since the No. 1 cause of fever in a returning traveler from that region is malaria.
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"The ideas of the Reformation happened because of Luther's words, and because of all the imagery that went along with it," said Dr. McQuillen of the Morgan.
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In April, Braxton shut down break up rumors in an interview with Entertainment Tonight, saying the couple went along with the speculation to give them some privacy.
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Plus from a narrative standpoint, there are seven weeks left in the season and it would be too easy if Ezekiel went along with the plan now.
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That lie could only be sustained with the cooperation of black people, who went along with the ruse mostly to fend off white fears about slave rebellions.
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The alleged conspirators went along with the plot, despite Jeantel being two years older, 5 inches taller and about 120 pounds heavier than Eugene, the lawsuit says.
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Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said Thursday that while he went along with the central bank's rate cut in July, he doesn't see the case for additional stimulus.
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The unilateralist-isolationist heirs to Andrew Jackson went along with this, but when the Soviet threat was removed they soon saw all those foreign encumbrances as a pain.
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Wow slashed its fleet, including its expensive wide-body Airbus planes and routes that went along with it like service from Iceland to San Francisco and New Delhi.
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In 2008, Clinton learned that many Democrats were as angry with members of their own party who went along with this decision as they were with the administration.
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It really, really messed up early on and tried to downplay the whole thing so as not to provoke global fears, and local governments went along with that.
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Mattis reportedly went along with the president's demands during the phone call, but immediately after hanging up told aides that they would take a "much more measured" approach.
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When this began to founder he went along with a temporary suspension and then, in 1973, with decisive decoupling, but longed for some system of fixed exchange rates.
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I think that's why people liked it so much and went along with us — instead of portraying them as the figures, we tried to portray them as people.
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Both Davy and Bonas were said to have struggled with the amount of public scrutiny that went along with dating Harry — and it still seems to be affecting Bonas.
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Lawmakers knew from the beginning the shakiness of the Bush administration's case for going to war with Iraq, and Biden not only went along with it, he championed it.
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Ethan Hawke, who worked with him on both stage and screen, told EW.com the following: For my generation, there's a bit of hero worship that went along with Sam.
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I know there's a lot of lying in the service industry, especially in cheaper restaurants, but I still hate that I went along with that culture in some way.
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In one particularly striking moment during a joint press conference on Tuesday, Macron pulled Trump in for an awkward kiss on the cheek, and Trump went along with it.
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But perhaps the simplest way to describe what happened with the surrogacy debate is that American feminists gradually went along with the logic of capitalism rather than resisting it.
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Here Will and Joel went along with cluing AHA (at 10-Down) as "So THAT'S the story here!" as a small bit of Easter egg humor for observant solvers.
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In April 2014, N.B.A. Commissioner Adam Silver permanently barred Sterling, who reluctantly went along with the sale of the club for $2 billion to the Microsoft magnate Steve Ballmer.
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I went along with him, because by then I had learned that it was paramount to my safety to not anger him, to humor him, and to support him unconditionally.
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And while we're thrilled to see the love the stars share with their now fiances, we were really excited to see the rings that went along with the exciting moments.
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So when Republicans who went along with the earlier strategy draw the line at Mr. Trump, they're not really taking a stand on principle; they're just complaining about the price.
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The brothers were split up, pitted in singles matches, and eventually in a short-lived feud with each other, an idea they were vehemently against but reluctantly went along with.
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Battersea overwhelmingly voted to remain the EU. As such the result seems like a snub; although Ms Ellison also voted to remain, she went along with Theresa May's plans for Brexit.
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" Ken Broadbent, business manager for Steamfitters local 449, told the Post-Gazette that the speaking event and subsequent policies were "what Shell wanted to do and we went along with it.
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The last time Europe and the US were this far apart was on the eve of the Iraqi invasion in 2003; even then the Brits went along with Operation Enduring Freedom.
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On Thursday, Pai told a senate committee that he had his doubts about the targeted attack from the beginning, but went along with what the FCC's Chief Information Officer (CIO) claimed.
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We don't know why these particular young men went along with this pose, but it bears a chilling similarity to the gesture of genocidal regimes that many white supremacist terrorists display.
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Mr. Trump, whose statements about that nondisclosure agreement and the $130,000 payment that went along with it have changed over the course of the year, has denied there was an affair.
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Some of [the subjects] are bad because they went along with the prevailing spirit of their time, a spirit which in some cases has changed; in some cases unfortunately it hasn't.
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I was so fearful of being wrong with the passport because I traveled so much that I went along with the various dates, which went from '17 to '19 to '20.
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For his part, Mr. Babchenko said he was not privy to all the details of the investigation, but went along with the ruse because he believed his life was at risk.
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Any critique of tribalism from Mattis, meanwhile, has a significant asterisk, given that he went along with both Trump's so-called Muslim ban and spearheaded the administration's prohibition of transgender soldiers.
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It was similar to the group pressure that Comey saw taking place in the East Room event, where he says "good people" succumbed to the group and "went along" with it.
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During an appearance on Tuesday's Tonight Show, the actor told host Jimmy Fallon the hilarious story of when a fan mistook him for Ryan Reynolds — and why he went along with it.
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As part of the deterioration of our relationship, I had developed a real aversion to sex of any kind, so I felt guilty about this and initially just went along with it.
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Ramsay told Egan if he quit, he'd lose his scholarship, so he reluctantly went along with Majewski, although he had point shaving stipulations: No Big Five games, no Middle Atlantic Conference games.
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"America will remember this day—a day when the United Senate did not live up to its responsibilities, turned away from truth and instead went along with a sham trial," he said.
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Perhaps that's what it was supposed to be, but an assistant mistakenly grabbed it from a pile and shipped it to the people at Ssense who shrugged and went along with it.
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The 2015 nuclear accord to which Iran agreed with the United States, Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia went along with the sophistry that Iran has never had a nuclear weapons program.
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It meant that I went along with whatever was happening or whatever my friends were doing as long as I had alcohol, even if I wasn't actually interested in what was happening.
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" And yet, as the campaign began in earnest, all of the shows went along with Mr. Trump's insistence that he "appear" by phone — all except one, "Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace.
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They rejected policies that would have altered the financial status quo, including efforts to cut back on tax perks for older and wealthier voters, and went along with the more energetic politician.
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Mr. Trump went along with allies and ordered the expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats and the closing of its consulate in Seattle after the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain.
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When some fans raised concerns about the girls not smiling in the fourth place photo, the former NBA star explained that his team made the decision and he went along with it.
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As a result, we have lost contact with much of the knowledge about bodies, force and work that went along with being good with your hands in the golden age of boxing.
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And it went along with a widespread belief that aid to poor families was creating a culture of dependency, which in turn was the culprit behind social collapse in America's inner cities.
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Two Republican senators, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, went along with the procedural vote, but they say they will oppose her on the final vote, expected on Tuesday.
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"Under heavy pressure and ignorant, I chose to accept the police's illegal orders and went along with them for nearly nine months," she wrote last year in an essay about her experiences.
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But if Congress and Trump went along with it, the plan could raise about $20 billion or more from applications and other filing fees paid for by about 8 million undocumented immigrants.
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Gerrow told GMA that McClure went along with the plan because she wanted to help Bobbitt get his life together and she was under the control of D'Amico who she claimed was abusive.
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A wily Labour leader might have forced them to pass a vote of no confidence in their own government in order to hold a general election; Mr Corbyn simply went along with her.
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At Monday night's golden birthday celebration for Gigi at Brooklyn Heights Social Club at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, the sisters both went along with the gold theme for the night with their outfits.
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There's an old joke that plumbers have saved more lives than doctors, because improving sewers and sanitation (and eradicating the disease that went along with that) was so impactful on longevity for humans.
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What he did:Last year, he not only went along with the rest of his party in voting for the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act, he was one of the bill's co-sponsors.
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Pfizer failed a previous attempt to get rid of the boxed warning, after the FDA went along with a panel recommendation in 2014 to retain it pending the outcome of the additional study.
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And what is p-hacking today was normative then and so most of us just went along with the flow—but we are now so clear about the error of our old ways.
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If, as reported, Mr. Tillerson intentionally kept a low public profile to spend time with the boss and went along with the State Department's deconstruction to curry his favor, that strategy backfired miserably.
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Trump tweeted out support for a temporary payroll tax cut as well as broad tax cuts for the middle class, moves he said he would push if the Democrats went along with them.
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Mr. Grassley's reputation for independence took a hit when he instantly went along with Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, to block Judge Garland from even a single hearing last year.
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I loved the story that went along with this recipe, too, about the South Asian immigrants who have carried starter cultures like heirlooms, across continents and oceans, and, ahem, even through airport security.
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Alison went along with it and I can't help but wonder if that was because she wanted to or because she's trying to gain favor with Cole and get unsupervised visits with her daughter.
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The president went along with the establishment Republican agenda, but repeal proved devastatingly unpopular when the GOP actually tried to pass it, and voters made them, and Trump, pay the price on Election Day.
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We did ... When Facebook started to push third-party content companies to create native video for Facebook, we went along with that, and we built up a very large video presence on the platform.
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"This, of course, led to her finding the kind of pornography I was really looking at, and eventually all the chats that went along with the secret fantasy life I was living," he wrote.
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Felix may also have been acting on Ford's orders, though that wasn't made explicit either, which is a shame, since it would have explained why on earth he went along with her power plays.
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On our travels, Ali wasn't a king or a prophet anymore—or, more accurately, a man we'd ordained as a king and a prophet, which, as a beautiful young man, he went along with.
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When Blue Ribbon Sports went on to design its own footwear and change its name to Nike, the Cortez sneaker went along with the brand and officially released as we know it in 1972.
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"She was interested in the designer clothes, the champagne, the private jets, the boutique hotel experience and the exotic travel that went along with it — everything that big money could buy," Justice Kiesel said.
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Mr. Arnault first met Mr. Trump, he said, in New York in the 2900s, and when the new president invited him to Trump Tower in January 21, he went, along with his son Alexandre.
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Democrats have voted almost as a bloc against many of his nominees, breaking with long tradition in which the opposition party largely went along with a president's selections, except in specific cases of controversy.
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But these are the allegations Vancouver actress Sarah Edmondson and others have levelled against the leaders of a secret society based in Albany, New York, and precisely the reasons they went along with it.
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Furthermore, back when the House of Representatives sued the Obama administration over Obamacare in 2014, many experts at first dismissed the House's standing claim as weak — but a district judge went along with it.
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"The reason that case was overturned is because he was promised and believed that he was going to go home if he just went along with the story that police were giving," she tells PEOPLE.
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But then after some browbeating from Trump and some reports that outside GOP money would help out Heller if he went along with the party, the senator ended up voting for several different repeal plans.
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But the timing of today's announcement surely isn't a coincidence, given that Google announced the death of the consumer version of Google+ — and the bug that went along with that — only a few days ago.
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Another lesson came on Friday after several news organizations went along with Mr. Spicer's exclusive gaggle, including CBS News, ABC News, Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal, even as Time and The Associated Press refused.
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He voted this year for a House bill expanding background checks for gun buyers, which will almost certainly cost him his N.R.A. "A" rating and the campaign contributions and endorsement that went along with it.
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But even if the Vice President went along with this scheme, the judgement would have to be confirmed by a majority of the Cabinet or, as the Constitution states, the heads of the Executive Departments.
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Carter and Roy exchanged numerous texts before his suicide which showed that, though she had told him to seek "professional help," Carter also repeatedly went along with Roy's suicidal planning and even encouraged it at times.
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"When we would go on celebrity culture websites we would see the pictures and there would be a bunch of corresponding text, but I never read the text that went along with it," they told Refinery29.
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According to the complaint, because she "understood she was required to submit to Dr. [Stephen] Haudrich's instructions as a condition of employment as a sworn officer of the State Patrol," Splittberger went along with the exam.
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Search engine optimization turned our headlines into things that looked like they'd been hastily translated into English from some dead language, but we went along with it—it was One Great Trick that made everything easier.
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I wanted to know, and I knew that I needed to show these beads in such a way that other people could see and appreciate their richness and the African history that went along with them.
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My initial thought was that Arya and Sansa were plotting this eventuality all along, which is why they went along with Littlefinger's scheme just long enough to put him in a position where they could kill him.
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For a long time, Valve has been joyfully coy about what they were working on, but you went along with the winks and nods because, at the end of the day, you knew something special was coming.
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Our correspondents went along with a dragon boat team composed of visually impaired paddlers as they prepared for Hong Kong's annual Dragon Boat Festival, a centuries-old tradition throughout Asia that combines sacred rituals with serious competition.
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Jackson, whom Franklin describes as having been primed by her mother's criticisms "to accept a relationship with a man who treated her disrespectfully and shamed her for legitimate and rational desires," reluctantly went along with his terms.
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"America will remember this day, unfortunately, where the Senate did not live up to its responsibilities, where the Senate turned away from truth and went along with a sham trial," Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters.
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Mr. Asaro went along with the associate to identify the car, in the Broad Channel section of Queens, and the associate recruited Mr. Gotti and the two other men to set fire to it, the memo said.
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"Correct," answered Laporta, explaining that she went along with accounting maneuvers suggested by Manafort and his longtime business associate Rick Gates because she did not want to create problems for her firm or lose a top client.
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He described how they went along with Johnson's ill-considered attempt to find a middle ground between withdrawing from Vietnam and fighting a conventional war there that — divorced from on-the-ground realities -- had no chance of success.
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But officials at times did not examine whether an adult who claimed to be a relative actually was, relying on the word of parents, who, in some cases, went along with the traffickers to pay off smuggling debts.
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"A Cosmic Rhythm With Each Stroke" (ECM) The trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith emerged in the 1960s and went along with some of the radical practices of that era in jazz and improvised music, but not all of them.
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Her story of Indigenous and Jewish ancestry helped create a stronger undergirding for her Communist political commitments and vehement anti-Nazi stance in the 1930s, so Kahlo often went along with it, and propagated the lore of herself.
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But Pakistan was stunned this year when China went along with putting Islamabad on a terror-financing watch list, which will make it harder and more expensive for Pakistan to raise badly needed funding on international debt markets.
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Unlike us, they had guaranteed health care, which went along with higher life expectancy; they had much lower rates of poverty; they were actually more likely than we were to be gainfully employed during their prime working years.
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Dennis says he went along with producers' guarantees that the process was fair regardless of who went first or last -- but after the show, he says folks told him they'd been shut out of the voting process early.
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The middle-class white people who went along with Jim Crow laws and social customs because they were "protecting" their own children and way of life chose racism, no matter if they treated individual black people kindly in private.
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It's not clear what caused the RompHim to go viral so quickly, but it was likely a combination of the clever name and the photos and videos that went along with the campaign, which seemed intentionally tongue-in-cheek.
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While Republican governors like John Kasich expanded Medicaid to insure health care for citizens of his state under the Affordable Care Act, McCrory went along with extremists in the Legislature and denied Medicaid expansion to half a million North Carolinians.
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If I went along with the manager when he was annoyed or joined in the general irritation at someone skiving off the night shift, there was a strange sense of solidarity as everyone seemed pleased that I was angry too.
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After the screenshots on were posted to Twitter, Karnatz still went along with the joke but, after she told Matthew that the kidnappers were keeping her brother at the address 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney, Australia, he realized he was being pranked.
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Eventually, the legislature went along with what Pence often describes as "the largest income-tax cut in the state's history," even though Indiana already had one of the lowest income taxes in the country, and had cut it only once before.
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I didn't dare tell my parents that I had messed up by digging myself into a hole of Target shopping spree debt, so I went along with my plan and moved to NYC three months after coming home from college.
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While China and Russia went along with other Security Council members in agreeing to the North Korean sanctions last year — the most severe the United Nations has ever imposed — there have been signs that both countries are not enforcing them strictly.
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When Mr. Trump broke with years of American policy and international practices by forcing asylum seekers to wait in Mexico while their fates are decided, Mr. López Obrador, who campaigned on the promise of defending migrants' rights, went along with it.
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Although the FDIC went along with the OCC, FDIC Board member Martin Gruenberg in his opposition stressed that a bank could gain an outstanding or satisfactory rating by serving little more than half of its assessment areas at that level.
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That said — and this is no excuse for the Sanders camp — it would be good to have Biden explain why, in the more distant past, he went along with the Beltway consensus that Social Security needed to be pared back.
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"America will remember this day, unfortunately, where the Senate did not live up to its responsibilities, when the Senate turned away from truth and went along with a sham trial," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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The essayists have a lot to say about the gender dynamics that went along with the artist's macho persona and theatrics; Jenni Sorkin's "Gender and Rupture," which gives credit to Voulkos's early teachers Frances Senska and Marguerite Wildenhain, is particularly incisive.
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Still, Russia went along with the new measures — though American officials have charged that in recent months the Russians have secretly opened new links to the North, including internet connections that give the country an alternative to communicating primarily through China.
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The effort to reach a deal in April in Doha fell apart when Iran refused to freeze production and Saudi Arabia refused a freeze — which means maintaining production levels, rather than increasing or decreasing them — unless all members went along with it.
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The details: "I asked about not just the advertisements but all the organic content that went along with them or was independent of them, and they are committed to providing that information to us," Schiff, whose committee is investigating Russian election meddling, said.
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When she told us that she would no longer drive at night, that she couldn't see the road, we all went along with it, knowing the real reason was that by sunset she was in no shape to get behind the wheel.
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I was starting to lose a bit of my sexy by picking up the wrong foods and just getting comfortable with a certain lifestyle that went along with traveling, performing, and working a lab job in San Diego at the same time.
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And that fact has led some critics to argue that the Roosevelt administration and New Dealers in Congress went along with Southern racists who wanted to exclude those classes of workers from coverage in order to hold down the African American Southern workforce.
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Both Mr. Reitman and Professor Ronell's descriptions of their experiences echo other #MeToo stories: In Mr. Reitman's recollection, he was afraid of his professor and the power she wielded over him, and often went along with behavior that left him feeling violated.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, Weisberger's new novel When Life Gives You Lululemons will be all about Emily's life far away from Miranda Priestly and the pressure that went along with being an assistant for the most-respected (and feared) fashion editor in the country.
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That 217 out of 238 House Republicans went along with this bill shows that despite their vaunted concern for policy, in the end they're no different than Trump, eager for the appearance of victory in the short term, without regard to long-term consequences.
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The real problem is that half of U.S. voters went along with Trump, knowing exactly what kind of clown they were voting for — and that the whole of the G.O.P. is still going along with Trump, in spite of every lie, perverse act, or treachery.
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She said her parents began talking to her about marrying her future husband when she was 15, partly for her to avoid teenage wildness, and she went along with it because she felt stifled and thought the only way to escape was through marriage.
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He really, really doesn't like the formalization of economies of scale and imperfect competition in trade that went along with the rise of the "new trade theory", and compares it to the excessive faith in formalism that I myself have condemned in much of macroeconomics.
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He was a strong advocate for sanctions against Iran and the ouster of Nicolas Maduro as president of Venezuela, and told Russian officials that Moscow should not interfere in U.S. elections, positions that Trump largely went along with while keeping a door open to Putin.
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Because to do otherwise would be unjust and against my values and character — and because I would lose the loyalty of all my diplomats if I silently went along with such a travesty of justice against a distinguished 33-year veteran of the Foreign Service.
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Being a complete and utter lowlife I went along not just thinking, "Great, it's a free lunch," which is often motive enough for me, but I deliberately went along with a completely empty canvas bag in anticipation of all the free books I'd take home.
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When I started, you needed to buy film, you needed to rent a film camera and get the insurance that went along with that, you need to process this film and get it somehow inside an Avid or, if you were older than me, cut negative.
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In the case of the Korean businessman, he went along with the cops, who drove him to the gates of the metro Manila police quarters at Camp Crame, strangled him in the car, and then called his wife, demanding a ransom of 220 million pesos ($100,000).
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There will be an understandable desire to write off the last year and a half as a nightmare that is now over—a desire not just among Hillary Clinton supporters and Never-Trumpers, but Republicans who went along with the nominee despite being embarrassed by him.
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We're told Woods was among 12 celebs backstage on the set of VH1's "Hip Hop Squares" earlier this week who Ray J enlisted to be part of his video for his new brand ... and she just went along with it like the rest of them.
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"I am truly amazed that the Missouri department of health went along with efforts to shut down the clinic, intimidate patients, and threaten providers, and allegedly and bizarrely track women's menstrual periods on spreadsheets to determine if they had had an abortion," he told the room.
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"That (rivalry) is part of what you guys make things out to be," said the 20-year-old Matthews, who set team highs with 40 goals and 69 points to remain slightly ahead of Laine's club-best 3.13 tallies that went along with his 64 points.
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"The play call was the Freedom Caucus went along with all 12 [appropriations] bills — we didn't love every aspect of it, but we went with it because the promise was that were going to stick with 218 Republican votes throughout the process," he told The Hill.
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Before he left we talked about him coming back to Vancouver the following summer, and I went along with the conversation because it was sweet, and I figured it would be kind of heartless if I told him we would probably never see each other again.
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Rabbi Aharon Leib Shteinman, a revered figure in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish world whose influence was keenly felt when he reluctantly went along with Israel's military conscription of adherents who were not in full-time yeshiva study, died on Tuesday in a hospital in Bnei Brak, Israel.
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But soon after the mistrial, prosecutors in Manhattan struck a deal with Steven H. Davis, the firm's former chairman, in which he went along with a deferred prosecution agreement that will result in the dismissal of all criminal charges against him if he complies with terms.
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When the Trump administration moved to scrap protections for transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice, Ms. DeVos raised strong objections with the president, but in the end, she went along with the plan spearheaded by Jeff Sessions, the attorney general at the time.
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" During his six-month hospitalization, the VIP received meds from "personal staff" while hospital staff went along with the patient's request to ignore basic infection control practices, such as gowns and gloves, because he said they made him "feel dirty"—an exception that "placed other patients at risk.
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And while I think that there are some parts of it that are rooted in that, his work was really simple and he shot on a step up from disposable cameras, and he created beautiful work that went along with his poems, and it just stuck with me.
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"We are all so used to instant gratification these days and perfectly-polished digital photos, we just thought it'd be funny to see what the pros shot on the cheapest film cameras out there and hear the stories that went along with the process," Titone tells The Creators Project.
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" During his six-month hospitalization, the VIP received meds from "personal staff" while hospital staff went along with the patient's request to ignore basic infection control practices, such as gowns and gloves, because he said they made him "feel dirty"—an exception that "placed other patients at risk.
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At the same time, Mattis went along with the administration's draconian family separation policy and Trump's decision to send 5,000 active-duty troops to the border as an election stunt (which Mattis defended as "humanitarian") and was seemingly incapable of doing anything to influence Trump's profoundly reckless approach to North Korea.
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And there's no denying that much of the tragedy with the AIDS crisis had to do with secrecy, shame and the inability to get attention paid as fast as it could be because of the label of homosexuality that went along with the disease and that stigma at the time.
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But ultimately, he said, the agency did not consider the issue important enough to hold its ground, and eventually it went along with Boeing and the F.A.A. When Brazilian regulators published their required training for pilots, they singled out M.C.A.S. as one of the changes that needed to be flagged.
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Cohen explains that jumping to audio allowed the writers to do some things that they weren't able to do with animation, such as calling back to the style of classic radio dramas and the advertisements that went along with them, but also use nudity that they couldn't get away with on television.
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"What we certainly got wrong here is that, when we first started buying, we should probably have stress-tested the balance sheet to price movements a little better, because they were carrying too much debt given the volatility," said Herro, whose firm also went along with it and bought into the deal.
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And with regard to Trump's claim that Ukrainian President Zelensky "spoke unfavorably about [Yovanovitch] in my second phone call with him," a call summary released by the White House indicates that Trump brought her up and criticized her as "bad news," and that Zelensky mostly just went along with what he was saying.
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"Next Generation" put out mostly 26-episode seasons from 1987 to 1994, back in the day when ambient mediocrity went along with bulk production and modest budgets, and a show could succeed handsomely on the basis of Stewart's Shakespearean assurance, Spiner's winsome mugging and the enduring appeal of Gene Roddenberry's 1960s utopianism.
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" Zelizer added: "It is predictable that the president will get angry, but will Romney want to position himself as the anti-Trump Republican, like he did in the 2016 campaign, or will be like the Mitt Romney of 2012, who went along with the right wing of the Republican Party for political advantage?
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But they went along with these stories because they figured, you know what, this will help rile up the base, it will give us an excuse to obstruct what we're trying to do, we won't be able to appoint judges, we'll gum up the works, we'll create gridlock, it will give us a political advantage.
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None of this prevented the war from being a mistake and then a debacle, and if you're preparing an indictment of the American governing class the fact that so many centrists and reasonable liberals went along with the Bush administration's case for war can be invoked in a case for disruption, a case for #TrumpNow.
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Shea had qualms about the sentencing recommendation on Stone made by line prosecutors, but went along with it, perhaps as a way to win over his troops in the office, one official said Barr's decision to disavow and sharply criticize a decision made by Shea severely undermines him in his new job, officials say.
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David Axelrod, a former federal prosecutor who is now a defense attorney, said Manafort's lawyers need to hammer home that Laporta received immunity for providing potentially incriminating evidence against Manafort, and highlight her own admission that she went along with the accounting for fear of losing a lucrative client, an acknowledgement she lied for money.
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But this year, the governor went along with Democrats in the state legislature, who have long sought to restrict assault rifles, defined by California law as any centerfire, semiautomatic rifle that is fed by a detachable magazine, and also has any one of several other physical features, including a pistol grip, a collapsible buttstock, or a flash suppressor.
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Another—who reportedly met up with the editor of the school paper behind the bike shed on the condition that she would be sworn to absolute secrecy when it came to their identity—apparently whispered, frantically, that they had no idea what was going on, but they wanted to seem cool so they went along with it.
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I assumed that there was a freaky philosophy that went along with it, but the deeper I got, the more I came to see that what I was hearing as freaky music was really a very direct expression of his experience that was anchored in the real world—in fact, in the specific neighborhood of South Side Chicago.
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If, at the end of the week, we are unable to find a bill that can pass — and I sincerely hope that's not the case due to the good efforts of so many people on both sides of the aisle — the responsibility will fall entirely on the president's shoulders and those in this body who went along with him.
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Then again, the problem there is that the main character isn't really Rogers, but rather Lloyd Vogel ("The Americans'" Matthew Rhys), a fictionalized stand-in for magazine writer Tom Junod, whose article about his experience meeting Rogers -- and the spiritual journey of healing and self-discovery that went along with it -- provides the foundation for the film.
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Conservatives who disliked her more than they disliked her deal went along with it, but May still couldn't muster the votes to pass the plan that would take the UK out of the EU. The political stalemate forced her to twice seek an extension of the original March 29 Brexit deadline to avoid a no-deal Brexit.
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In a world where these partners simply went along with American preferences, post-INF plans for Asia might look straightforward: We could base ground missiles in those places and create a headache for the Chinese People's Liberation Army Rocket Force by targeting the first island chain—the islands running down from Japan to the Philippines—with conventional, intermediate-range missiles.
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Some of us were surprised that he went along with the clearly political deployment of more than 5,000 soldiers to the southern border during the midterm elections, but I believed that Mr. Mattis' loyalty to his troops, and belief that any secretary of defense who replaced him would be more political, led him to swallow hard and go along with the stunt.
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Breyer went along with the majority's decision not to take up the cases on this round, but he used the occasion to highlight his worries about "unconscionably long delays that capital defendants must endure as they await execution," as well as concerns about when rulings that favor defendants apply to past cases and the roles of jury and judge in the decision to sentence a convict to death.
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The acting doesn't stop there, though, as he's also recently dabbled in a spot of self-deprecating humour while playing himself with the lads from People Just Do Nothing's Kurupt FM, for Comic Relief: But it's important to remember that this is not the only acting Ed has done: he recently went along with James Blunt's story about Princess Beatrice cutting him on the face, which turned out to be false.
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Well, I think that some of these songs, the lyrics that went along with it, you could've probably change the lyrics very easily to something different and the song would still have the intensity, but sometimes when I hear songs there are certain pictures I get in my mind's eye where it's just a snapshot, but that one picture can tell a thousand words, like, what's that band, Bread, right?
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The abolition of slavery, women's right to vote, numerous regulatory protections for farmers and workers, progressive taxation, the 40-hour week, the social safety nets of social security, unemployment compensation, Medicare/Medicaid and civil rights for minorities — all of these were pressed by third parties decades or more before one of the major parties picked them up (or at the very least went along with their popular support).
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What's more, these various musical reinventions went along with corresponding fantastical characters for Bowie to inhabit (with backstories, too!): the Laughing Gnome, the Man Who Sold the World, the Starman and/or Ziggy Stardust (whom Bowie casually murdered in "Rock & Roll Suicide"), Aladdin Sane, the Jean Genie, the Thin White Duke, Jareth the Goblin King (technically, Jareth is a film role, from 1986's Labyrinth, which even more than 1976's iconic The Man Who Fell to Earth or 1983's Catherine Deneuve feature The Hunger stands as Bowie's absolute triumph as an actor).
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