Bell: He never would make a chair that had a seat that went at an angle, and a back that went at an angle.
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Of course when ... KS: He went at the opposite direction.
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From police brutality to Clockers, we went at it all.
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Beckham and Rhodes went at it on the next series.
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"He went at him twice by name," the source added.
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I had this conversation with him, where I went at him.
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I hit it flush and it went at least 200 yards.
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Steve Bullock all went at Sanders and Warren from the right.
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Migos got mad at me because I went at Lil Yachty.
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And away the exclamation points went, at least for a while.
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Sanders went at Clinton from the get-go and didn't let up.
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He went at least seven innings in 22015 starts over the season.
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It was tough but I went at it with everything I had.
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"I didn't know where the money went at the closing," she recalls.
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"He went at it with everything he had," he says in the video.
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Bernie Sanders went at Clinton from the get-go and didn't let up.
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Jokic and Towns went at each other, showing their wide range of skills.
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As she went at it, his mother entered into a kind of ecstasy.
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And then team "Paradise" ($10) went at the sheet cake and roast pig.
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When Ewing and Mullin went at it as four-year collegians, Georgetown-St.
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Let's assume you went at peak time and waited for half an hour.
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Leo went at it again a couple weeks later ... going up against Ansel Elgort.
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And as the two went at it, they were drawing a star-studded crowd.
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After deliberating with myself, I went at it the old knife and fork route.
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Read on to see how the Obamacare feedback went at yesterday's rowdy town halls.
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CNN contributors Van Jones and Jeffrey Lord went at it on air last night.
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He went at it every single day and he was great to talk to.
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King went at it every way he could until he found Zaire's president Mobutu.
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So it went at the Australian Open, the French Open and Wimbledon, and so it went at the United States Open, the fourth and final Grand Slam tournament, as Rafael Nadal completed a 50-219 split of the 224 loot with Roger Federer.
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"They hit the throttle and went at her," one neighbor told the New York Times.
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Westbrook went at Portland with such persistence that it's hard to pick out specific highlights.
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Tulsi Gabbard went at it on and off the debate stage in Detroit on Wednesday.
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When they weren't speaking Spanish, Castro and O'Rourke went at it over the migrant crisis.
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Instead, Zhang, 26, went at night and cycled the back routes to avoid police checkpoints.
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But police suspect Mr. Chau went at night with the intention of circumventing the authorities.
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To me, he said, "Wanna see the loader work?" and went at the beam again.
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Mickelson's last chance came and went at the 16th when his eagle putt just missed.
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But neither one of us ever went on social media and went at each other.
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I think we went at the right time, where we really had really healthy growth rates.
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I went at 4:30 pm, so I wasn't surprised that the place was completely empty.
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Then again, I wonder if I'd have found it penetrable whatever way I went at it.
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I went at the worst possible time: late Friday afternoon, when the museum offers free admission.
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We spoke to Marlo after this week's 'RHOA' reunion show where the two went at it.
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So we went at it in the beginning of last year, and we didn't get anywhere.
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Back then, she went at it with Nicole Lopez-Alvar, but that beef was thoroughly squashed.
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Warren and Sanders went at it on the "can a woman win?" he said/she said.
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"They hit the throttle and went at her," Mr. Kurek said in an interview on Tuesday.
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The fact that Warren and Sanders went at each other so directly could also help Biden.
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I went at night, but this is what it looks like during the day from the outside:
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With the roar of the near 26,000-strong crowd now deafening, the two men went at it.
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Townspeople immediately went at it with crowbars and pickaxes; it took 12 years to completely remove it.
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There was no post-mortem in Texas, against state law; the body went at once to Bethesda.
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Down went at least nine seats that Labour had held without interruption since the Second World War.
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"Just how today went, at least that part really made me happy," Montero said through a translator.
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The three younger brothers went at it, passing it back and forth like an arithmetic soccer ball.
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"They apologized, I guess, through the media since I went at them through the media," he wrote.
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The best pilots went at the end of the day, and we think our track record is okay.
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The wheelchair races went at a significantly slower pace than usual, as athletes were cautious on wet roads.
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"He went at a time of day he would know my parents wouldn't be at home," he says.
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He struck out eight, walked one and went at least seven innings for the ninth time this season.
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If someone came at you with a bat, you got your bat and you both went at it.
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They went at each other in songs and interviews for years before burying the whole thing in 2005.
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She flipped over her pencil and went at the letters with her eraser, removing any and all codes.
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Everywhere I went at re:MARS, there were helpers wearing branded T-shirts, pointing me on to my next destination.
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Hendricks, in his previous three starts, went at least eight innings and allowed one run or less each time.
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It was his 22nd start in which he went at least six innings and allowed two or fewer hits.
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He says that while he was an "object of curiosity" to congressional investigators, Mueller's team went at him hard.
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But then, they have an artificial price so they can say that this round went at a higher price.
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Because of that, they couldn't get us to Basic (Training) together, even though we went at the same time.
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Then two of the top backcourts in the Western Conference went at it in an entertaining final two quarters.
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That's mainly because I went at the wrong time of year to get to stand in the circle though.
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Talib and Crabtree went at it after the pull and several other players soon joined in on the scuffle.
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A previous issue of shares in 2017 went at $262 a share, compared to the company's current price of $246.
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Matt, ex-bf of 'RHOA' star Kenya Moore, tells us Peter pulled the knife out when he went at him.
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They went at it over who was more progressive, who was in the pocket of Wall Street, yada, yada, yada.
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However, late in the game, Sooners coach Lon Kruger went at Azubuike with Matt Freeman, with Freeman fouling Azubuike repeatedly.
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By Tuesday evening, Mr. Trump had not yet posted on Twitter his opinion of how things went at The Times.
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While it looks like we went into micro-detail and went at a molasses pace, that is a little misleading.
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"Degradation and corrosion went at an unthinkable pace here," he said on Wednesday in an interview with Rai News 503.
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"We went at this the other way for decades, and North Korea continued to build its nuclear program," he said.
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So I went at like 6 PM, drank a bunch of caffeine, and I stayed up until the sun rose.
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And with that, began a sassy exchange to rival that time two Thomas the Tank Engine accounts went at each other.
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It was disappointing the lengths Singaporeans went at to attack me and deny any chance of making amends for my actions.
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Dealers took more of the supply than usual and the auction went at a yield of 1.085, the highest since 2009.
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The two went at it yesterday -- she unloading on him over Trump U; he unleashing a barrage of attacks in response.
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As you'll recall ... the 2 rappers went at it in 2015 after Meek criticized Drizzy and accused him of using ghostwriters.
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And, the star has been destroyed twice ... most recently this week when a Trump foe went at it with a pickax.
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It went at auction for $36 million — marking a 55.53 percent decline from its purchase price of $51 million in 2014.
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It was to a Molenbeek apartment used by Mr. Aberkan's family that Mr. Abdeslam went at some point after the raid.
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We're told 28-year-old Anderson and the ref really went at each other -- complete with chest bumping and mutual contact.
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"Because he went at it from an angle of me being an artist — an educator — it seemed meaningful," Ms. Graves recalled.
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It was inevitable that one day this would happen—on March 2, Kanye West and Deadmau5 went at each on Twitter.
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The two went at it in an intense back-and-forth that ultimately ended in a split decision win for Luque.
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I went in different weather conditions, in snow and rain and bright sunshine, and I went at different times of day.
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The first movement, especially, went at an easygoing lope, and Mr. Ehnes played cleanly and displayed ample virtuosity of a relaxed sort.
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On the local news station News West 9's Facebook page, which posted a story about the pizza, commenters went at it.
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Then ... he allegedly went at it and crushed the star to rubble -- causing far more damage than James Otis did in 2016.
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Sessions were typically brief (less than 15 minutes), but six percent said that they went at it for more than an hour.
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Perhaps the highest-profile player in the draft was Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson, who went at No. 12 to the Houston Texans.
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The second time she went at his invitation and, writes Farrow, had no reason to think Lauer would be anything but friendly.
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Ryan Gosling was walking to the stage to accept the award for "La La Land" when Deadpool and Spider-Man went at it.
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Trump doesn't care about issues, the reasoning went—at least not in any detailed, meaningful way—so why should the reporters covering him?
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton went at it on a debate stage for the first time since the New Hampshire primary.
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Trump and Ted Cruz, who have spent most of this campaign in a tacit truce, finally went at it, and it was glorious.
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It went at a pace that's gone beyond the wildest imagination that Deng Xiaoping had when he set very ambitious targets for China.
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One request for SARs dated August 2017 went at least four months without a response, according to letters previously obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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That marked the ninth consecutive start in which the Cy Young candidate went at least seven innings and allowed three or fewer earned runs.
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Thank God the gals went at each other and I could (uncomfortably) just sit there and not have to throw anyone under the bus.
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It's actually kind of cool to look through — it can tell you exactly where you went at exactly what times on any specific day.
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This makes it more likely that he will have a target than if he went at the opponent trying to spin on the lead.
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Not to be left out, Rubio chimed in angrily much of the time, especially toward the end when he and Cruz went at it.
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But if you said nothing of the kind, if you just went at it yourself, a man like Mike would stop you right away.
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An eyewitness told me that she went at length to defend the transatlantic relationship, the importance of NATO, and — surprise, surprise — U.S.-EU relations.
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Independent cybersecurity analysts have concluded that the server went at least two months without using standard encryption protections that make data inaccessible to hackers.
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Any but the most blinkered apologist for Israel would have to concede that Israel's response went at least somewhat beyond its legitimate security needs.
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Then it was back to debating as Jeb Bush and Donald Trump went at it on a range of issues, including the Bush family legacy.
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Last night Slimzee and Wiley went at it again and appeared in a two-hour set on Rinse FM. By all standards, it's up there.
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We went at it for a few days over that and over the firings of several career officials, which left us exhausted with each other.
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On his knees, he went at the lower portion of the canvas, bending double with each stroke and pulling himself up again with the ladder.
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They set the tone early in the game the way they competed and how hard they went at it on both ends of the court.
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He went at Mr. Trump repeatedly, assailing him as insensitive to women and minorities, and criticizing his support for using eminent domain to annex private property.
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As she went at it—a diamond shape blurring her from the waist down—I thought of my mother, in part because she was a lady.
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Turkey's President Recep Erdogan and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu went at each other's necks via Twitter, accusing each other of brutality and human rights abuses.
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Still, he went at it hard, applying for more than 2003 IBM jobs, including one for a job he'd successfully done only a few years earlier.
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"If I were any less of a woman, I would have went at it for self gain and wouldn't have cared about his heart," she said.
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It had always been a weakness of Kotoshogiku's that he only knew one way to wrestle, and he went at it with his heart on his sleeve.
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As one example, in 1800 Thomas Jefferson and John Adams really went at it, using some of the harshest attacks that could be levied at the time.
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Odell and the Ravens DB went at it all afternoon during the Ravens-Browns game over the weekend ... but tempers REALLY flared late in the 3rd quarter.
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"Setup originally for working with their crime gang, then [they saw] there was a gap in the market so went at that," one of the sources told Motherboard.
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I bought a massive book called How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation—it's almost 6 inches thick, very small type—and my husband and I went at it.
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In December 2015, the two sides went at each other with clubs, while this April there was another standoff when hooded men broke into the church, witnesses say.
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This ain't the first time the 2 reality stars came to blows -- they went at it in 2016 after getting into an Instagram beef about eyelash endorsements ... yep.
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"I know there's people out there that think I was the Frankenstein monster to Jim's Dr. Frankenstein, but that's not how it went at all," Meat Loaf said.
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Two match point came and went at 5-4 but Murray's coronation as the world's best player could begin when Djokovic floated a return wide on the third.
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On a recent Tuesday, just a few weeks after the restaurant had opened, I went at around 7 P.M. , easily claimed a roomy booth, and ordered one of everything.
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When the Iranians finally resumed their program, presumably feeling more confident as the George W. Bush administration's effort to domesticate Iraq ran aground, they went at it with gusto.
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Tiny grasped the broom again and went at some hair clumps she'd missed, and as she swept she heard the flat slap of an open palm against the window.
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"He put his credibility on the line when he went at 1.8 (million for) citizenship," said Bryan Lanza, a former top communications aide to the Trump campaign and transition.
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We went at the end of August for our school shoes for the year, and then we would go, we would get fall/winter shoes and then spring/summer shoes.
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The teams went at through the 14th inning, when LSU catcher Jordan Romero—mired in a 0-for-17 slump—delivered a pinch-hit single that scored Reid from second.
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After a bogey from the trees at No. 3, Thomas went at a back pin on the tough fourth hole and the ball bounded over the green in thick rough.
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This insane video captures the mayhem at the Paris Orly Airport as 2 rival French rappers and their respective entourages went AT IT ... with punches, kicks and expensive cosmetics flying everywhere.
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In fact, we went at financial regulation very hard to guard against another era of 'too big to fail' and some of the systemic disruptions that occurred because of lax regulation.
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Charles Anozie finished three men in one night to win the 145 amateur tournament; Eric Kemper and Jason Huntley went at each other like two starving dogs after the same bone.
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He went at least eight innings without recording a win for the fourth time in his last five starts, a stretch in which he is 0-3 with a 1.85 ERA.
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The deadline to meet the Democratic National Committee's requirements for the third Democratic presidential debate came and went at the end of the day on Wednesday — and it turned out Rep.
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If I had a wedge, I went at the flag and I think I got up-and-down or made birdie with a wedge in my hand three or four times.
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It's all part of a campaign to take down Mr. Trump, the Republican front-runner, that started on Thursday, the day Mr. Rubio aggressively went at Mr. Trump on the debate stage.
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It was on the beach in front of the Compleat Angler Hotel on Bimini Island, where the two old cobbers stripped off their shirts, put up their dukes and went at it.
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She lathered up the front and went at it with a straight razor so that his hairline sat as crisp and sharp as the bevelled edge of the blade that cut it.
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Though Andy went at his own pace the opening week, staying mostly to the rear of the rest of the party as he combined walking steps with periodic "rest steps," he struggled.
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Kamal Hossain, a driver who has tested a prototype of the ambulance, said that it was safe and comfortable to drive on both smooth and rough surfaces, and went at a good speed.
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Colombo Point-Deduction Results in Draw with Danho Long before Andrei Arlovski and Josh Barnett went at in Hamburg's heavyweight main event, Jarjis Danho and Christian Colombo collided in an undercard heavyweight bout.
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The most popular theory behind this fued's genesis is that by Keef being close to Fat Trel—the Northeast DC native and Glizzy's long time rival—he went at Glizzy to show solidarity.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders, heading into Tuesday's high-stakes New York primary, went at each other hard, sniping, snapping and jockeying for attention like starving customers trying to order the pastrami at Katz's.
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We also got the full video of the melee ... and you see Joycelyn and Azriel punching and screaming at each other as they went at it in the hallway outside R. Kelly's condo.
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It's hard to say exactly where that extra cash went — at least some of it went to boost people's savings and pay down debt — but consumers also spent some of it on other stuff.
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"I would have thought there'd been way more — especially all the years when McGwire and Sosa went at it," Adams said, smiling, recalling Mark McGwire, a predecessor as Cardinals first baseman, and Sammy Sosa.
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"It was a struggle just to find out how his day went at school, and it would take almost the entire night just to get out a few things," said the boys' mother, Lisa Kelly.
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The last time Miley went at least seven innings came at home against Boston on June 1, when he walked one and allowed one run and five hits in seven frames to earn the win.
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Then Nikole Hannah-Jones, a staff writer at the Times who attended the conference, revealed that Talese had asked her if she was going to get her nails done, and Twitter went at him again.
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Portrait sitters—male, female, and very often ambiguous—came and went at his cheap-rent loft above the Eden Theatre (once the Yiddish Folks Theatre and now a multiplex), at Twelfth Street and Second Avenue.
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" The president went at Biden again during a rally in Charlotte, N.C. last week, saying that once elected, Biden would be put "into a home and other people are going to be running the country.
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And so we've been working on this for actually a long time, and then Instagram went and then we went and then WhatsApp went at approximately the same time I think, a couple of weeks apart.
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As you know ... McGregor and Woodley went at it on Friday -- it started with an icy interaction at the weigh-in ... escalated on Twitter ... and got even nastier when they faced off in person Friday night.
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For nearly all 253 minutes of their Midwest Region semifinal on Friday, North Carolina and Auburn went at each other in a furious contest that was part Olympic relay race, part barroom Pop-A-Shot game.
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The other two went at it on Thursday night, quarreling over the meaning and morality of a wine cave, in an exchange that distilled the Democratic primary's broader tension between pragmatism and purity, compromise and idealism.
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The best of these legends is the one that trailed former PRIDE FC fighter Igor "Ice Cold" Vovchanchyn, a stubby kickboxer who once went at least 37 fights between losses and scrambled many brains during that span.
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There you have the engine for an entire generation of delicious De Palma cousins and knockoffs: the erotic thriller, movies where plot and sensation went at it until some kind of soft-porno-orgasmic ridiculousness was achieved.
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Five Cowboys reach double figures in OSU rout of Texas Oklahoma State went at Texas in waves Saturday, using multiple runs and multiple players to post an 84-71 rout at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater, Okla.
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My aunt has one of them big dummies with no arms that they have in defense classes, and Camron was fighting that—they put boxing gloves on him and he went at it and had a ball.
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Trump touted his tax reform plan as something "bigger than anything ever passed in the history of our country" and also went at Democrats for not having a single vote in favor of the tax reform plan.
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The third item, a signed letter from legendary naturalist Charles Darwin to a man named Thomas Green about the publication of Darwin's research during his travels aboard the HMS Beagle, went at auction for $53,500, Gazzale said.
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INGRAHAM: This big deal about, "Oh I didn&apost go to the border", yeah J. Johnson went at the same time when he was being pushed and pushed and pushed and this thing had been building for months.
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And so it went at Jason Wu, where tailored men's wear fabrics (gray flannel and houndstooth) were juxtaposed against feathery lingerie looks, the whole topped by tie-on mink collars and held together, often literally, by luggage strap detailing.
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He went at the end of March and went last week, and that is a real indication - because first of all, once Kim went to China, Xi Jinping said, "Look, I&aposll go to Pyongyang," and that&aposs reciprocal.
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Dope for those kids ... but it's not like they took it easy on him for blessing them with his presence -- they went at him hard, with one dude actually ripping Dwight on defense and then freaking a reverse dunk!
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So it went at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in Manhattan, a presidential campaign ritual of levity and feigned warmth — upended, like so much else in this election season, by the gale-force bid of Mr. Trump.
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There was little drama to the event, with the Philadelphia 76ers and the Boston Celtics finding out almost immediately which of those two teams would receive the Los Angeles Lakers' pick — it went, at No. 153, to the 76ers.
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Usually, harsh words among the big powers are expressed behind closed doors, though former US Ambassador Samantha Power and Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin went at it during public council meetings on Syria, the anger spilling over after years of war.
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Between the lines: Rumors emerged that Stephenson was looking to potentially combine the HBO and Turner units just as the government gave up on its effort to block the deal, following an appeals court ruling the went AT&T's way.
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Though Desiigner runs through millennial faves like Dragon Ball Z ("When Goku and Frieza went at it man, that was crazy"), he spends a lot of time fixated on Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, earnestly relating it to his real life struggles.
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The French duo went at full tilt on the descent into St Eterne and held off a trimmed-down kiloton at the finish, cheered on by huge crowds hoping to celebrate the first French winner of the Tour since 1985.
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So it went at the World Series in Washington Sunday, not on the field — where the Houston Astros won a 7-1 blowout — but in the stands, where the jeering crowd delivered President Donald Trump a late-innings reversal to his day.
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Williams appeared troubled by a hip injury and was trying to keep the points short while Garcia became tentative every time she had a chance to break free, especially when she fashioned her first set point that came and went at 5-53.
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Harris went at Biden at Thursday night's debate, saying remarks he made about working with segregationist senators were "hurtful," while also targeting Biden's record of being opposed to busing black students to majority white schools, noting that she personally benefited from such busing.
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You called her a smart and tenacious who had good sources, but you of course, went at it during your tenure and you say a therapist could have made a fortune from the amount of time you spent tangling with her, a therapist?
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Opinion What I know of rural white America mostly begins and ends with the three times I went at the age of 8 to visit a friend's farm in Butler County, Pa., about an hour north of Pittsburgh, where I grew up.
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Risking his own safety, he went at the killer, armed with only the improvised tools at hand — first a wooden lectern, and then a fire extinguisher — as the clash began in a central London building and then spilled out into the street.
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If you like a good heavyweight donnybrook, this was the best debate to date: The two GOP fighters with the sturdiest jaws and nastiest hooks -- Donald Trump and Ted Cruz -- finally went at each other after months of faux-friendship shadow boxing.
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In bizarre celebrity gossip news of potential national importance, President Donald Trump and former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger went at it again on Twitter today, highlighting once more how Schwarzenegger's cheesy 1987 sci-fi action movie The Running Man turned out to be oddly prophetic.
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Everyone went at him Thursday: his opponents onstage; the debate moderators with their graphics and fact checks; and the party's 2012 presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, who gave a perhaps unprecedented speech excoriating Mr. Trump as a "fraud" who lacked the comportment to be president.
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If you went at this in the spirit of the chefs who have labs/test kitchens/ateliers with interesting appliances and chemicals, I think you could add lecithin or other mail-ordered emulsifiers to ''correct'' that effect in the milk before you coagulate the tofu.
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In other words, in past if you went at it with channels, Marvel didn't have a channel – Marvel, though, might have a channel, and Disney would have a channel, and Nat Geo has a channel, and you know, there's I think a lot of waste there.
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She went at it with a fervor that didn't win many friends at the firm, where she had already earned a reputation for being brusque, impatient and given to profanity-laced tirades on Morgan's trading floor before slamming down the phone — a characterization she did not dispute.
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She went at it with a fervor that didn't win many friends at the firm, where she had already earned a reputation for being brusque, impatient and given to profanity-laced tirades on Morgan's trading floor before slamming down the phone — a characterization she did not dispute.
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Roger Cohen Robert Silvers was an American, Chicago-educated, and he went at things as he had taught himself, free-style, to create, in The New York Review of Books, a literary journal unlike any other, his "paper," the repository for every marvel of his inquiring mind.
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Ms. Thompson has worked multiple low-wage jobs, including seasonal work at the Cleveland baseball stadium, where her hours were determined by how long the games went, at a Dollar General, at a Subway, and for Amazon, before getting injured lifting a box and then getting laid off.
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"At the time, I had no furniture in here, so I got a big, old blue sheet, laid it out, got all these paints, and we just went at it, creating artwork for my home," said Ms. Brooks, 26, a Tony nominee for "The Color Purple" and — is Crayola sponsoring her career?
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When Buckley and Vidal faced off on national television, the film argues, the spectacle — that word is important — was shocking, not because of their views on policy, but because instead of talking about policy at all, they went at each other's throats, the veneer of civility so thin as to be utterly transparent.
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Democrats -- led by ranking member Dianne Feinstein -- went at Comey's decision to send a letter to Congress on October 28, 2016 that signaled that the investigation into Hillary Clinton's email server had been re-opened after new emails had been discovered on a computer shared by Anthony Weiner and top Clinton aide Huma Abedin.
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Revisiting the old sound for the new tape is fortuitous timing: Max's name came up last month when Wiz Khalifa and Kanye West went at it over West's plan to call his seventh album Waves, as Wiz and others accused Kanye both of ignorance to Max's work and arrogance in co-opting his slang.
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"Instead of thinking 'how can I make this creature act and serve as an obstacle in the game' I went at it from the angle 'how can I make this creature behave in such a way that it can find food and move around and get back to its home before the night comes'," Jakobsson tells me.
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Funkmaster Flex apparently struck a nerve, because Drake went off on him again ... this time calling him a lame DJ. Drake hit up Space Ibiza in NYC after his Saturday night MSG performance, and went at FF. Drake is clearly furious the DJ dared to say on the air the rapper doesn't write all of his own lyrics.
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But we were profoundly disappointed because look at when I went at the President's direction in September, I met with Prime Minister Johnson I told him the moment the UK is out of Brexit, we were willing to begin to negotiate a free trade arrangement with the UK. And now the UK is out of Brexit.
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He addressed this development in the "Chloraseptic" remix, in which he criticizes mumble rappers -- a new subgenre in hip-hop -- and boasts that he still outsells them, despite losing half of his fans: "Then I took a stand / Went at tan-face (a nickname for Trump) and practically cut my m-----f----- fan base in half / And still outsold you."
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Under the Obama administration, then-Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewHogan urges Mnuchin to reconsider delay of Harriet Tubman bill Mnuchin says new Harriet Tubman bill delayed until 28503 Overnight Finance: US reaches deal with ZTE | Lawmakers look to block it | Trump blasts Macron, Trudeau ahead of G-22019 | Mexico files WTO complaint MORE went at European regulators with knives out.
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From July 2016 to February 2017, directors came and went at five major contemporary dance hubs below 23rd Street: New York Live Arts in Chelsea; Abrons Arts Center on the Lower East Side; Skirball Center for the Performing Arts at New York University in Greenwich Village; Gibney Dance Center, in TriBeCa and near Union Square; and the temporarily nomadic Performance Space 122 (PS103), whose East Village home, under renovation since 2013, is poised to reopen soon.
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If you're thinking about business school in any capacity, the following list of Business Insider articles will help you navigate that journey:Weighing the pros and cons of going to business schoolThe ultimate guide to whether you should go to business school or not, according to successful CEOs, founders, and execs who've had to make the choiceHere's how to decide when to go to business school, according to 5 graduates who went at drastically different times in their livesA 32-year-old CFO chose to stay at work instead of getting an MBA.
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AND WE'VE HAD A TRADITION -- THIS IS NOT A NEW THING FOR US. I'M A LITTLE DEFENSIVE ABOUT THIS, BECAUSE IN THE LAST CYCLE, WE WERE MADE TO FEEL A BIT DEFENSIVE BECAUSE PEOPLE FROM GOLDMAN SACHS SACHS HABITUALLY WENT AT THE END OF THEIR CAREER, BUT NOT AT THE END OF THEIR LIFE NOT THEIR BUSINESS LIFE WOULD GO INTO PHILANTHROPY OR GO INTO PUBLIC SERVICE, AND THAT WAS ALWAYS A GOOD THING, AND IT BECAME SORT OF PER JURORTIVE THAT PEOPLE WOULD COMMIT THEMSELVES AND SACRIFICE FINANCIALLY AND GO INTO PUBLIC SERVICE, BUT THAT'S BEEN A LONG TRADITION.
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Avoiding bad hires: A 25-year-old female founder who's raised $230 million for her retail company believes that leaders need to remove emotion from the hiring process to avoid bad hiresGoing independent: The ultimate guide to going freelance — and making more than you did at a full-time gigWhen to go to B-school: Here's how to decide when to go to business school, according to 230 graduates who went at drastically different times in their livesUsing banks: How small-business owners who rely on Bank of America can tap into its benefits offerings to improve hiring, keep employees, and prioritize their local marketsBoosting self-esteem: I'm a shy introvert who now operates a multimillion-dollar business — here are 26 tricks that boosted my confidenceThe accelerator boost: A fifth of the companies launched from Silicon Valley's most famous accelerator have female founders.
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