The Dead float out there as a cult band that revolved around the sun that was Jerry Garcia, and when he went away, the band went away.
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How long did it take for you to figure out that would be a good business, to replace the CD business which went away, then the pay download business which went away?
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While he appreciated learning about the corporate environment and passed his exam to become a licensed broker, "that competitiveness never went away and my passion for baseball never went away," he said.
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But that doesn't mean the LTE connectivity issues went away.
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The bugs eventually went away, and Levi forgot about it.
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After our first summit, all of the danger went away.
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After a couple of months, the therapy dogs went away.
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That did not happen, but the idea never went away.
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Hannah went back to being trash, and Sandy went away.
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So I said a bad thing, and they went away.
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But in May 2018, Kushner's clearance problems suddenly went away.
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The truth is, they never really went away in India.
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When she went away, she was a child of 12.
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It was a brief moment where our worries went away.
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Eventually, I went away on multiple charges, including attempted murder.
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The worry that I have for them never went away.
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I asked if they went away, and he said no.
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First, over the years, the problem never truly went away.
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And then it went away as quickly as it came.
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In both groups, the pain usually diminished or went away.
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My parents divorced the year I went away to college.
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Where is the "blackout period" where share purchases went away?
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Not that the woven hooded sweatshirt ever really went away.
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I used to have knee pain, but that went away.
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During the week we went away, he changed his mind.
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But what would happen if this all suddenly went away?
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However, they went away when I firmly told them "no."
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It was odd but went away after a few hours.
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But in this period, the pain never really went away.
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And I would be really sad if that went away.
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The puzzle for history was why the scandal went away.
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And speaking of power … As if it ever went away!
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We had instant sexual chemistry, and it never went away.
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Like the Women's March, this quarterly journal never went away.
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That fad kind of went away, but I kept it.
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I felt better but the cough never entirely went away.
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After it passed, a lot of that attention went away.
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"All those big issues kind of went away," said Kaplan.
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After a full treatment cycle, my suicidal thoughts went away.
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But, I made a slight adjustment and it went away.
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But, of course, those underlying ethnic tensions never actually went away.
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VHS never died — it just went away for a little while.
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I never experienced anti-Semitism until I went away to college.
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D'Myunn was just 1 year old when his mother went away.
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With the hormones "turned off," the women's symptoms reportedly went away.
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So the physical use of an assistant went away for me.
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Lil' Kim is not back, because she never really went away.
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But that picture went away, and so did the president's attention.
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After 10 months of hard work, my pain miraculously went away.
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But that [relief] went away after The Fault in Our Stars.
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All in all, Martinez's nerves went away as the day progressed.
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The once-popular "file and suspend" strategy went away this spring.
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After being treated for her epilepsy, the déjà vu went away.
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The technology that let people make web sites never went away.
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"IBM's business model went away when the cloud arrived," said Granowski.
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And you didn't even realize it until that chance went away.
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After the first inning, everything kind of went away, just baseball.
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In Detroit, the auto industry went away for a long time.
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"He was absolutely right, and that sucker went away," Sax said.
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Also, it turns out that the plague never really went away.
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Mr. Streisand said he respected the doctor's opinion and went away.
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The investigator blocked the picture using his hands and went away.
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"I went away, but I left my heart there," he said.
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She went away for a summer to Ghana with some students.
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But when they were given psilocybin the fear went away. Psilocybin?
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He just deleted his Facebook, and it kind of went away.
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Harambe died for our sins, but he never truly went away.
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But no matter how hard she tried, it never went away.
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He did that one and then went away for 5003 months.
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Mommy went away for a while, and now she is back.
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"The pirate networks never went away," Meservey said in an interview.
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She disliked the fact that "the taste went away almost immediately".
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Of course, witchcraft, Wicca, and the occult never really went away.
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"The world would lose if Facebook went away," he told developers.
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The relief was palpable, and (some of) the jealousy went away.
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"I don't think that feeling ever really went away," he said.
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But to be clear: I never really, really, really went away.
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The reality, of course, is that the suit never went away.
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away.
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And he never went away, he was always doing something new.
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Either babycore is back now, or the trend never went away.
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Suddenly, his pain went away, and the doctor pulled his tooth.
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Actually, my son went away from it for the first few months.
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Dong's son was just three years old when his father went away.
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When I started focusing on health, my obsession with weight went away.
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But I went away to summer theater where I met my wife.
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When I met Lupita and Winston, all the fears just went away.
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"It all went up as the counterfeit opportunity went away," Conroy said.
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He had a win in his pocket, and it went away quick.
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The smattering of positive commentary about Pence went away after his speech.
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Within days her headaches and dizziness went away, and her energy rebounded.
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"Once the tears went away, we started to look towards the future."
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The awkwardness of trying to be real with someone just went away.
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Bostock explains that almost immediately after giving birth, the PEP went away.
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I turned off Facebook, and just like that my stress went away.
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Dr. Coley found other cases in which cancer went away after erysipelas.
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Tonality had its comeback, to the extent that it ever went away.
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"When that went away, it took almost everything with it," Cene says.
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I never believed that the thing that's pushing that [mentality] went away.
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It looked like he went away on a vacation the last month.
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Luckily, Stefani says she listened to it and those fears went away.
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They know that if it went away, they would have some problems.
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"Once that record came about, all the worrying went away," he said.
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The officers said that I should call them, and then went away.
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But the more I talked to him, the more that went away.
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It went away after a few days, and she forgot about it.
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"Just because DACA went away doesn't mean I'm going away," Colotl said.
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Eventually, her daughter was born and the open house urge went away.
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But once I had a child 16 years ago, that went away.
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But prosecutors weren't done with Yocca after that 2014 law went away.
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But this particular 3-piece from Devon never went away, did they?
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Podcasts were big, and then they went away and they came back.
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The internal tension that I was hanging onto really just went away.
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But with the onset of CD technology they kind of went away.
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More than 50 percent of the lesions went away on their own.
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My awkwardness went away, and I stretched out, flexed, showed my biceps.
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Sanders eventually endorsed Clinton but the bad feelings obviously never went away.
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Past Tense When the men came home, the programs went away. Mrs.
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The message is out: Sexism isn't just back; it never went away.
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Mental instability was a blight upon the family that never went away.
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But most of the stocks that went away were tiny, marginal companies.
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He had a win in his pocket and it went away quick.
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If the flood insurance program went away, those premiums would go up.
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She is now 56, and said the toll never fully went away.
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He went away, returned again screaming threats and finally left for good.
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Roger Ailes largely went away and was out of the public consciousness.
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Free trade agreements are not the reason the steel jobs went away.
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And I noticed throughout, she went away and let them go at it.
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It went away not because of anyone's desire to step on its throat.
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It's a desire that, even as we reached adulthood, never really went away.
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Once Clinton lost and Trump became president, much of this narrative went away.
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Then it went away, and there were no books about her in English.
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Everybody would benefit if they went away, but there's a collective action problem.
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I couldn't eat anything that required me to chew until they went away.
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DJ Rankin: I'm working on more than ever before, I never went away!
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"I said, 'If my funny ever went away, I'd die,'" the comedian said.
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A little over two months into dating, Noah went away for a week.
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If Twitter and Facebook went away tomorrow, would we all be better off?
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He was 8 months old when I first went away in September 2004.
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I went away with my crew, and we did about 50 different ones.
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And yes, the headphone jack is back — not that it ever went away.
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The threat of Grexit is not exactly back; it never really went away.
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The Cavaliers went away from what had been working for them — aggressive drives.
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Yet one question never quite went away: What really happened at that intersection?
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It worked for us and then we kind of went away from that.
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December 27, 2015—I was done with breakfast when the lights went away.
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"The style sort of went away, but now it's coming back," Cooper said.
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (1:30).
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (1:41003).
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If all social media platforms went away, that would be fine with me!
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But if they went away tomorrow, it would make no difference at all.
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He gave me some cream, and it went away in a few days.
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Before he went away, he said they would test the urine for pregnancy.
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (1:653).
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (24340:2450).
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Susan Collins the woman went away and Susan Collins the politician took over.
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"The child inside never went away," he said, gazing lovingly around his studio.
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The axis of evil is back, not that it ever really went away.
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When they ran out of Molotov cocktails, the perpetrators went away, she said.
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After the kids went away to college, I sent them the postcards periodically.
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (13143:13133).
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I did this and my psoriasis completely went away for about five years.
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This brand of violent paternalism mutated in modern times but never went away.
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"If they went away, I would be out of business tomorrow," she said.
|
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But as soon as I exceeded my warranty, the interactions all went away.
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The sound went away, according to Aldean, but then started again moments later.
|
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This side effect reportedly went away after the first two weeks, Rogan said.
|
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More wrangling occurred, but the need for a fare increase never went away.
|
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Others' voices nearly went away, and people could go hours without hearing anything.
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Though it fell out of favor, the dark disk idea never completely went away.
|
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However, the anger went away and Olivier is just very upset about the divorce.
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"I've done it before but I kind of went away from it," Kazmir said.
|
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I went away to make a cup of tea but came back every hour.
|
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The Corvette itself nearly went away during the automaker's economic collapse a decade ago.
|
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She visited the two of them a few weeks after Marnie's mother went away.
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The heatstroke had hit me once my adrenaline went away, and that was it.
|
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But the tax code is littered with temporary measures that somehow never went away.
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It was a bunch of companies like that and then they all went away.
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"Concurrent viewers went up and up and up until they went away," Frank said.
|
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As grim as it was, it went away quickly and it didn't come back.
|
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But this is going to go away, just like the Berlin Wall went away.
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"When I read the message, my fear went away," her student Julissa told Philly.com.
|
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"When I stopped using essential oils, my rosacea and inflammation went away," Masterson says.
|
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It was just one of those things where the movie never fully went away.
|
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That meant that the whole mechanism for establishing an independent special prosecutor went away.
|
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But that bad-a**ity I'd gained from growing up poor never went away.
|
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The only thing she could do was just wait until the pain went away.
|
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"After the first game we played, my nervousness went away," Ado recently told reporters.
|
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He says he stopped using the pot in August and the symptoms went away.
|
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She went away for the weekend and left him a credit card 'for emergencies.
|
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It never spread beyond my wrist, and over time, the itchy patch went away.
|
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And then Myspace combined with Imeem, and all the music on Imeem went away.
|
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The M2 Competition went away weeks ago, but we can't stop thinking about it.
|
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So, I can see a lot better and a lot of pain went away.
|
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She went away to boarding school, and worked for decades in tribal administrative offices.
|
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He'd caught it a couple of summers ago, and it just never went away.
|
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My parents went away a lot, and I had parties when they weren't there.
|
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" He describes "this doubtful day / Of feast or fast, Christ came and went away.
|
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Once I got the go-ahead from the producer, other problems just went away.
|
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He went away for three months, and that's where he broke his crack addiction.
|
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However, drivers say that when the rider promotions went away, so did the riders.
|
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"After they spend some time with us, the problem went away," Mr. Morsch said.
|
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What would happen if all the undocumented immigrants working in the U.S. went away?
|
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My symptoms stabilized, fluctuated and then ebbed a little; my wife's mostly went away.
|
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But even after the fever and congestion went away, the terrible body aches remained.
|
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"I went there with pain, and then suddenly, the pain went away," she said.
|
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Inexplicably, they went away from using Barkley as they had earlier in the game.
|
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Rachel describes how that when she told her parents, all her anxiety went away.
|
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"We had a big wholesale business that basically went away entirely overnight," Normandin said.
|
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The discomfort, Lugo said, went away after he skipped a start in late May.
|
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He stayed on the trail, and a few days later the cold went away.
|
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And it went away once the Telluride's transmission automatically snicked into the overdrive gears.
|
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When my daughters went away to college, they found the story hadn't changed much.
|
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Then the books and questions went away, along with the moment that summoned them.
|
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Veronica Carleton, who's the same age, simplified her routine after she went away to college.
|
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Finally, about two years later, Xavier went away for a long weekend, and she fled.
|
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Luckily, those dreams soon went away, and now she no longer craves meat at all.
|
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Also we can just hire the entire crew of that show that just went away!
|
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I left high school and went away to college, using the distance to reinvent myself.
|
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"The truth is, #ImNoAngel never really went away," Lane Bryant CMO, Brian Beitler tells Refinery29.
|
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"95% of my motivation to buy Jedi robes just went away," one Twitter user said.
|
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We made it to the tennis courts, and once she started playing, it went away.
|
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By the time Mr Dalziel went away to university, Corby was a byword for decline.
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Much—but not all—of the beautiful engraving and scrollwork on the borders went away.
|
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The patient's symptoms went away with the help of pain medication and other supportive care.
|
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They gave a $20 note and 100 reals, and got another taxi and went away.
|
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The pain was gone and also all my worries went away too along with that.
|
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But when the franchise rebooted in 2009 under director J.J. Abrams, that all went away.
|
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The moment my screen turned off, my ability to participate in voice chat went away.
|
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That never ever went away… She felt good at home relaxing for a little time.
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So, I went away because I realized that I wasn't doing it the right way.
|
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He went away to France without Bok experience and worked his way into the squad.
|
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"He went away, looks like he went on a vacation the last month," Trump said.
|
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" During Lixenberg's performance, the audience obeyed the contract, and only a few "just went away.
|
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The threat went away after Gazprom, the state gas giant, gained control of the field.
|
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The insecurity never goes away but the fear kind of went away with each guy.
|
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So when I went away to college, I was going to have a good time.
|
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I'm just delighted Mike went away so I could finally get a word in edgewise.
|
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I didn't have to wear my sleep apnea mask anymore, and my pain went away.
|
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In the days following the wedding, Katie and I went away on a mini honeymoon.
|
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If that somehow went away, I expect I'd stop missing it after a few days.
|
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He went away to college at Princeton but came back to law school at Georgetown.
|
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Advertising, all of a sudden, search licensing went away and advertising became the main thing.
|
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They stripped him of his clothes, beat him and went away, leaving him half dead.
|
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Hall needed the fix from time to time, but the problem mostly just went away.
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People started losing their jobs almost immediately, tours just went away, and everyone was panicking.
|
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The home button went away entirely with the debut of the iPhone X in 2017.
|
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"That went away within minutes after taking the tincture drops under the tongue," she shares.
|
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My daughter really didn&apost become interested in cooking until she went away to college.
|
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In fact, after changing locations, patients said the sensation disappeared and associated symptoms went away.
|
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Once even that went away, there was a big change in our regard toward them.
|
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It sometimes seems like if TV news went away, Twitter and Facebook would go away.
|
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"I had a headache all day, and it went away with the smell of gunpowder."
|
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And then they went away, like Stephanie Mansfield, Sally Quinn wrote a lot of them.
|
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When that went away, we suffered a very severe local recession in the Bay Area.
|
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"I could only pray that the shark went away," he told TribunManado news, according to NBC.
|
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Merlino was supposed to give Natale's wife cash if Ralph went away, and he stiffed her.
|
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You have to think that if coffee went away that emotional attachment would take new form.
|
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Even when Rory went away, she had Luke or Christopher or Sookie — or an entire town.
|
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I had a few bloody pinpoints on my forehead after, but they went away after showering.
|
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As the food went away, so did a lot of the support for the government's propaganda.
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We had many rehearsals for the dance, and then it went away, which is always sad.
|
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In fact, many experts say it never really went away despite wild swings in its value.
|
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Well, they never went away, they were just resting, and now they're ready for their revival.
|
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But in getting to know him is really when so many of those fears went away.
|
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All the luck went away in 2015-16 but the horrendous deployment and possession numbers stayed.
|
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It isn't that summer movie season took over the calendar; it's that everything else went away.
|
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And then, like every other self-created controversy surrounding Trump, it just sort of went away.
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His hands uncurled, the headaches went away, and he was able to start playing baseball again.
|
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When Green and Moffat windowed the two sets of noise data, the claimed correlations went away.
|
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The day before the surgery, however, I met with Ilysa and all my anxiety went away.
|
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But the friendships forged on the set in the '80s and early '90s never went away.
|
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Sure, some of the practices momentarily lessened it, but the feeling of panic never went away.
|
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The crew cut and Coors Light went away, too, replaced with a blonde bob and IPAs.
|
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During one tough weekend, the pub landlord went away and said chef reduced me to tears.
|
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It's not clear why the alewife went away: maybe invasive zebra mussels ate the alewife's food.
|
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I did it myself to a close college classmate, and that friendship pretty much went away.
|
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Then all of a sudden the economy crashed and all of the people just went away.
|
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Worse was when I'd suddenly black back in — Hello, you went away there for a second.
|
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That separatist movement, and the sectarian and political resentment that drove it, never really went away.
|
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I feel like for people who are always into records, record stores never really went away.
|
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Still, in the fragile world of Somali politics, the threat of the Shabab never went away.
|
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"If you're Mexican and you crossed the border, [immigration opponents] never really went away," he said.
|
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I, too, went away to camp for the first time when I was 9 years old.
|
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Which, officially, succeeded: The Russians backed down, the missiles went away, and the world was saved.
|
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"Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Machu Picchu — I got the travel bug and it never went away."
|
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" She added: "As I've grown older I know better, but that aspirational quality never went away.
|
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Before I went away to work this summer, in Berlin for six weeks, I surprised him.
|
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While the threat of a prolonged impasse went away, the accord's long-term ramifications will not.
|
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First, in the early 2628s, the budget surpluses went away, and deficits came back and festered.
|
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Sometimes you went away with double the amount of swimming fees to help a needy friend.
|
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The hurricane may have put cholera in the news again, but really, the disease never went away.
|
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Today, McCartan posted a publicity image for his new single, titled "When You Went Away," to Instagram.
|
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Call it what you will—chemsex, parTying, *cloud emojis*—but the gay meth crisis never went away.
|
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Sure, he wanted people to think about what the world would be like if Facebook went away.
|
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"She went away, and when she got back, she thought he had been cheating," says the source.
|
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Since then, during times of sharp distress, market commentators have wondered aloud why the rule went away.
|
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Who wants to come back from a trip looking worse than they did before they went away?
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One that trickled out into the gears of the Hollywood rumor mill and never really went away.
|
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Meanwhile, the secessionist mood never went away, and we are once again tormented by white supremacist backlash.
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"I went away to do the movie then did the album, so I haven't in a while."
|
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Luckily, that all went away when we saw the new beauty products coming to stores for fall.
|
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They got back into the taxi and went away, and the police didn't get there until later.
|
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After Dana went away, you spend a lot of your time watching Dana come back to Sen.
|
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But Egypt was relying on donor support and when that assistance went away, family planning was neglected.
|
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Yet it's amazing how fast such criticisms went away after Trump eked out his Electoral College victory.
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Just don't believe headlines about the "return of austerity"—it never went away in the first place.
|
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We don't always notice when we have it, but if it went away, we'd realize quite quickly.
|
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That pattern of behavior started long before I ever went away to college or moved to Brooklyn.
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Moreover, the article fails to mention that worm parasites never really went away in the United States.
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Then it went away for four decades, until last year, when it reopened for a few weeks.
|
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The very first footage you see was basically the day after she went away, March 1, 2008.
|
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But the new information does make a compelling case that Russia's state-sponsored hackers never went away.
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That's the void we all felt and what became irreplaceable when he went away for three years.
|
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You know, it's a lot of stuff that was just out of my control that went away.
|
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These people never truly went away, he thought; they just needed the right motivation to energize them.
|
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Morris felt a kinship with the rest of the expedition, she said, that never really went away.
|
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The embarrassment I felt as a teenager about not fitting some ideal of beauty never went away.
|
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But "Wheel of Fortune" never went away either, and you don't hear people talking about it much.
|
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It's very interesting, too, that Hollywood started making sense to me once I went away from there.
|
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Christie went away quietly, but has since taken to lobbing the occasional grenade at White House decisionmakers.
|
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Atlanta and Detroit likewise went away from that sort of leadership structure over the past 12 months.
|
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Rumors sprang up that the feature was about to be killed, and they never really went away.
|
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My family and I spent a lot of time with him until I went away to college.
|
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But when fiber was added to the high-fat diet, most of that metabolic syndrome went away.
|
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We went away to this weird place in Ipswich to this guy who had a crazy practice space.
|
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So "repeal and delay" went away and leadership vowed that "repeal and replace" would happen in one swoop.
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Sandor's fear of fire stemming from that moment never went away, nor did his hatred for his brother.
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If it went away, people in conservative states would be more vulnerable to the whims of local politics.
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And so those other games went away, or at least disappeared from serious consideration, and eventually Skate followed.
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I think prejudice is out there and, if it went away a bit, I believe it's coming back.
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" The mother adds, "In the moments that she wears that wig, it was like her troubles went away.
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One woman had arthritis, and we put her on a [low-carb] diet and her symptoms went away.
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I feel like I had a target on my back from day one and it never went away.
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The throwback design was controversial, but it attracted fans before the car went away for good in 2005.
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That allowed for a quieter transition period, as CDs went away and the App Store came to life.
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So I limited it to a few minutes a day, and just like that ambient stress went away.
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While they may not have the same branding anymore, in a sense, Space Food Sticks never went away.
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But he said challenges and difficulties went away quickly and he ended up finding fun doing the sport.
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The local schoolhouse went away, and the gigantic brick edifice on the edge of town took its place.
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"I was so overcome with emotion that my cop instincts and my cop training ... went away," Jessop said.
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"Susan the cow went away in a truck one day and came back frozen and dismembered," Atwood writes.
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Finally, I sort of blurted out my name and we exchanged a few words, and she went away.
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She told me that since she started doing cryotherapy once a week, her leg pain went away immediately.
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"The reality is, in 2008 when people did that, the result was their company went away," Olsen said.
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Over the years I slowly learned better, but the questions never really went away: How should I tip?
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He alleged that the problem went away only after PopSockets began spending more money on marketing on Amazon.
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Wouldn't it be great if video game consoles went away and we could play games on any device?
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For the rest of his own life, Hamilton was labeled a monarchist, a stain that never went away.
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Along the way, the clubhouse was shuttered, the special knock was abandoned, and a certain spirit went away.
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He's also heard of cases where people moved closer to the equator and their seasonal depression went away.
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Mr. Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's hot-tempered first campaign manager, was fired in June but never really went away.
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I missed them when they went away and was always happy to see their lights come back on.
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That life lasted more than eight years, until, at 17, I went away to art school in California.
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"It was vanishing as it went away, like a bar of soap in the shower," Dr. Laughlin said.
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Even if the regulation went away, most insurance plans would continue to cover most forms of birth control.
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Lyons said that people currently on Medicaid expansion would face difficulty affording other coverage once that went away.
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Hormone replacement therapy, recommended widely before the early 2000s, almost went away after the Women's Health Initiative Study.
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In 2015, researchers reported two cases of children who had H1N1 influenza and psychosis that eventually went away.
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They rose then from beneath the tree and went away into the reeds like animals of the place.
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But I went away for graduate school and came back to teach in the geography department in Berkeley.
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At first, doctors believed it was related to her gallbladder and released the woman once the pain went away.
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The N.C.A.A. had often been sued by current athletes — suits the association won or ones that simply went away.
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I had to take some time off — I went away, I took care of it, and I'm feeling great.
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Though her acne went away for a few years, the pimples returned in full force after she turned 21.
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"She went away, and when she got back, she thought he had been cheating," the source previously told PEOPLE.
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But, really, it never went away – punk's continued to thrive in London, in the city's squats and DIY shows.
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But he said that fear went away during his campaigning, as he became more certain of his political convictions.
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The anger went away, I became less depressed, and over time I even begin to feel periods of happiness.
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Around Christmastime, Patterson went away to visit his grandparents while the girl hid under the bed, afraid to move.
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That went away, but it should not be a surprise the quarter started out on a really weak note.
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Asked my best friend to take care of it while I went away to summer camp for 10 days.
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But that Hudson went away when his parents' divorce was finalized on April 1 after twenty years of marriage.
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"Before I went away, I was able to cope with it better than the way Joe is," she said.
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And you think about the presidents, like Jimmy Carter, who went away to build home, or G.W., who paints.
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Typically, symptoms from drinking liquid nicotine - like vomiting, nausea, and a rapid heartbeat - went away within a few hours.
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The militant Islamist group never went away, continuing to lash out at the new Afghan government and its allies.
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"The biggest thing I see is the creative impulse for recreating the web never went away," Dash told TechCrunch.
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The Clippers pushed the lead to 82-225 early in the fourth quarter, but the Hornets never went away.
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It seemed that as soon as the partnership was announced it went away, never to be heard of again.
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But the fundamental dynamic—using his political career to further his personal and business interests—never really went away.
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They went away from their backcourt strength and attacked the basket with two of their biggest guys still standing.
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When I ask what would happen if the Medicaid expansion went away, she throws up her hands a bit.
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Yes, yes, yes—grime has been here for time, it never went away, it is rooted in the country.
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While the aquatic theme park never actually went away, the past few years haven't been kind to the chain.
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"It's not like that credit demand went away, it just got displaced into the most expensive segment," he said.
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A man who went away to war and returned after a long absence is about to disappear yet again.
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Multiple analyses expect that premiums would increase and millions would lose coverage if this part of Obamacare went away.
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What's important to remember about this resurgence is that "Smooth" never went away — its generation of listeners never disappeared.
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Those deals largely went away after Woods's sordid 2009, but if the halo effect returns, so will the sponsorships.
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Last May, he took Biggie home with him to New Jersey when Ms. Kreth went away for a week.
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"Our goal is to get to 5,000, which was what was lost when Beloit Corporation went away," he said.
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When I went away to college I was able to hire attendants and live independently for the first time.
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So very quickly that went away, and we used timeline shifts to tell the story we wanted to tell.
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Of course, free Supercharging eventually went away, only reappearing from time to time as an incentive for new buyers.
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Emotionally, the creative process feels similar to a comforting nostalgic memory, but it never really happened or went away.
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With things like plague, it came in and hit, went away for a while, and then it came back.
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On the first day, I encountered a troll who called me names, but those tiny, nitpicky criticisms went away.
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The CBO actually estimates that the uninsured rate would be lower in 2020 if the CSR payments went away.
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Then when they went away, sometimes it was like 221 bucks, sometimes it was like a a thousand bucks.
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In television there's been some serialized storytelling in the past, which went away and is coming back into favor now.
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And right now, since vinyl kinda sorta went away in the '80s because of CDs, there's not many pressing plants.
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"We actually just went away with Jonathan [Schindler] and Heather [Thomson] – we were in Florida for a weekend," Taekman revealed.
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I was a little nervous and had a bit of pressure, but after a couple of shifts it went away.
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You were very-- abject about China and the 100% of what we didn't think-- of the upside that went away.
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My boyfriend, M., and I went away this past weekend and had a late flight back, so I'm still recovering.
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The phrase "America First" was intermittently resurrected in the decades since, but the odor of anti-Semitism never went away.
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A new paper found this correlation, but when the authors controlled for factors like family background, the correlation went away.
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In fact, rosé hair — the universally-flattering shade of rose gold color that dominated last summer — never really went away.
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We met a lot after that, when my parents went away on weekends, and talked a lot on the phone.
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Worries about shortages went away, and ocean mining returned whence it had come, to the pages of science-fiction novels.
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This was also the room that my dad had turned into his office after my brother went away to college.
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Sometimes, they went away for a little while and she had a bunch of other guys and he got married.
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In fact, says Alan Keenan of the International Crisis Group, a think-tank, the former president never really went away.
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But the efforts by the political establishment here and worldwide to decrease the influence of the Internet never went away.
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Recently, I was having a conversation about what Facebook stands for... what would the world lose if Facebook went away?...
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Cline tells PEOPLE she worked out vigorously in high school but when she went away to college, her routine changed.
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"So much of the anxiety I had about food went away when I started learning more about nutrition," she said.
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" KS: "All the characters in the story, it's a pleasure to spend time with them that's never really went away.
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I went away to get married and build a family, but I was always going to come back to music.
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As his career began to take off, Reynolds toned down the partying but he says the anxiety never went away.
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"I feel like I'm just starting, but I think I'd be fine if it all went away," she told HONY.
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On Monday, those creditors went away mostly empty handed, as Puerto Rico defaulted on a whopping $400 million debt payment.
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But the party never went away, and it has enjoyed a surge of support as tensions over migration have grown.
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The partisan appeals continued to white, protestant men, whose fear that the country was changing around them never went away.
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Around Christmastime, Patterson allegedly went away to visit his grandparents while the girl hid under the bed, afraid to move.
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I left her office confused, but the pain went away after my period passed, so I didn't worry about it.
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Here's something you built up, then you flattened it, went away for a long time and now you're rebuilding it.
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Once I saw them, all the pain went away and I connected with them so much from that point on.
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At the lowest dose, one of six patients had a complete remission, meaning that all signs of leukemia went away.
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With trade disrupted and economies paralyzed, some consider that the nation-state is back, as if it ever went away.
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It seems safe to say that such emotions are very much with us again, if they ever really went away.
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Pro-Brexit forces would like a tougher deal; anti-Brexit forces would prefer that the whole thing just went away.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Katherine Rivera left her husband around Thanksgiving 2012 when he went away for a few days.
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" Mr. Spellman added: "I think people have got to stop pretending that slavery was something that happened and went away.
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"Once we were eliminated, I kind of went away for a week and didn't even watch one second," he said.
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And so, Michael Vick went away to serve his sentence at a federal penitentiary in Kansas, as inmate 33765-183.
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I have four siblings, and three younger sisters who I was primarily responsible for until I went away to college.
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I was tense from making my way in there, and suddenly the tension went away as I heard them talking.
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His two daughters went away to college and never moved back — a typical pattern for young people from the county.
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" Matthew Anthony of Perfect Driver agrees: "If Beatport went away, it would push Perfect Driver to the brink of nonexistence.
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Then I went away to Dallas, to seminary, for three years, while she was up in Detroit going to school.
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While wide-awake he had his eyes cured by one of the dogs in the Temple and went away healed.
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All of the VCs that existed in the '80s and '90s, they all went away, from LA down to San Diego.
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Yet, Jackson's symptoms never went away on their own, and she coped by carrying around loads of tissues everywhere she went.
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Nine times in the gospels we are told that Jesus went away to a lonely place to be with the father.
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Twitter's central Moments tab, which once terrorized obsessive-compulsive users with a blue dot that never went away, is going away.
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In Brexit Britain and beyond, race and identity have returned as fiercely relevant political forces (if they ever really went away).
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It wasn't until a really successful artist came over and said he liked my music that all my nervousness went away.
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Around Christmas time, Patterson allegedly went away to visit his grandparents while the girl hid under the bed, afraid to move.
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But I would also be sad if the Twitter thread went away completely, because it's a new and evocative narrative form.
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That kind of went away after my first year in [the frat], and after that, I just started to love partying.
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The issues only went away when the marijuana users' reward centers lit up normally, after they were exposed to marijuana again.
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After the sponges were removed, the woman's bloating completely went away and she was discharged from the hospital five days later.
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"My friends went away to college and then ended up moving back home and stressed about their college debts," she said.
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"So I went away and I was really trying to get my head around how to think about this," Bezos said.
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However, there is no sign that Clinton went away feeling she had just made a lot of sacrifices for her country.
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That went away in a 21997-268 loss in Game 21976, and then they lost to Kluber — again — in Game 27.
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" If the tech cold war went away, there would be significant tech M&A activity, but that's not likely to happen."
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Doping — the use of banned performance-enhancing drugs — is part of a legacy from Soviet times that never really went away.
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After the treatment was over, I only had a day of numbness, plus tenderness that went away in a few hours.
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And Nike Killshots, which are these super-basic sneaker that they only sell at J.Crew, went away for about two years.
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With the floor spread, Dragic went away from the screen and drew a foul on Simmons (his fourth) at the rim.
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There has been one bright spot, though: With her very first dosage cut, the OCD went away and never came back.
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Algorithms have played a role in deciding who sees what and when since Twitter went away from a purely chronological timeline.
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The slime also stained my hands purple as you can see here, but the color went away with soap and water.
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Bailey, who was just 9 when Moochie, then 22, stabbed his victim, developed a severe stutter when his brother went away.
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That project failed, partly because the old street cars went away as the city embraced the automobile, but the building endures.
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The ones that went away, however, were the ones that really mattered to them — that is, the cuts for the rich.
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But that trend went away when he sorted the participants by their "science curiosity" scores instead of their "science knowledge" scores.
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But pure grifting was a problem for the movement, and it never went away, even after they succeeded in reorienting politics.
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It was sad when the original Good Eats went away, but its return has now revealed that it never really left.
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"We've only had one other customer beyond this one which went away and didn't then later come back," he told Cramer.
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In Wednesday's VoxCare, I wrote about the assumptions that economists have about what would happen if the individual mandate went away.
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Researchers also found that if a couple managed to stay married to the 4-year mark, these issues typically went away.
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Slaughter said tensions were high when they first arrived, and while they never went away completely, things began to de-escalate.
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And then, just as things were getting good, the show went away for at least 18 months and maybe two years.
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So we went away to Russia preparing for the Very Necessary album and we were not really into the Russian cuisine!
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So I went away from the restaurant business, majored in business at USC, and aimed to work at Fortune 500 company.
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He thought it was an error the first time the picture went away, without explanation, within an hour of him posting it.
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"It's not so much that old companies closed their pensions, but as old companies went bankrupt, those pensions went away," Aubry explained.
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But "Gasolina" never went away; in fact, it grew bigger each day, until it was at the top of the charts worldwide.
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If they lost consciousness, it was for less than 30 minutes, and if they had amnesia, it went away within 24 hours.
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If Rachel Maddow, Chris Hayes, and liberal radio voices all went away tomorrow, the structure of Democratic power would not fundamentally change.
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While it might be easier if follower counts went away, this wouldn't, ultimately, be a solution to the larger problems at hand.
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It was like being poked by a cactus spine and a little mild pain, but it went away in a few hours.
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Coye found that he could up the dark content in his art enormously if he went away from an approach of realism.
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Perkash told me she actually had bad knees before using Lumo Run but claims the problem went away after using the device.
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"As a little kid, you're kinda sad you can't walk, but as you age, that kinda went away for me," Lea says.
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The real turning point for me was when I went away to college and met my husband and made some good friends.
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When the car came in, the horse jobs went away, and there's a reason there's not a Blockbuster on the corner anymore.
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The inflation theme that ruled June got totally overruled by European Central Bank thinking, but the inflation facts never really went away.
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After a public apology from the fire department, the whole discussion went away as quickly as it had spread through social media.
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Could you even fathom a time when you went away to college and had to handwrite letters to your friends back home?
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She judged every move Tristan made when it came to planning the weekend festivities, proving her type A personality never went away.
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I went away to UC Santa Cruz and I studied psychology, because I knew in my heart I wanted to help people.
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"As soon as I said [my daughter was] 'murdered in Parkland,' he just did an immediate turn and went away," Guttenberg said.
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One study showed that the small impact in cognitive function went away after the person abstained from consuming weed for 72 hours.
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This made him a little sad, but when he considered the chances of the phone's ever ringing anyway, the sadness went away.
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"Today authoritarianism is just a stone's throw away, it's rising and if we're honest, it never really went away completely," he said.
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Her only side effect was dizziness if she got up in the middle of the night, but that issue eventually went away.
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"It was kind of a cascading effect all at once at the very beginning and then it never went away," she said.
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And also, for the first five to 10 seconds, it kinda stung a little bit on my face, but that went away.
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Steve came to find that he had very few options the couple could afford when his employer's healthcare went away after retirement.
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"We went away wondering what to do about it," one of the researchers, Ian Ramshaw, said in an interview a decade later.
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When I went away for my major league career, the officers who had been my Lancers teammates looked out for my family.
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The ritualistic nature of the killings set the stage for the rise of Satanic Panic, a phenomenon that never fully went away.
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The only times it reemerged was when Trump attacked the Muslim judge and the Khan family — but those, too, went away quickly.
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"This institution almost closed, almost went away," said Mr. Pryor, his back to a wall lined with Ms. Maynor's opera record collection.
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When your TV variety show went away and your pop career stalled for a minute, you moved effortlessly, it seemed, to acting.
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When each of those wars ended, the problem "just went away" due to drops in what had been very swollen defense spending.
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But the Dark Ages pretty much killed off the practice of philosophy, and the concept of self-care went away with it.
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"Lots of aches and pains went away, and I have improvements in my vitiligo [a chronic skin condition]," he posted on Instagram.
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Planned grazing "sort of went away and now people are coming back to it and really loving the benefit of it," Soares said.
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It is obvious that the universe would be fundamentally different if either force went away: no electromagnetism, no molecules; no gravity, no planets.
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At the conclusion of the session, Teck asked one of the doctors what it felt like for men when the condition went away.
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But the study will also include people like Bero whose cancer went away seemingly out of nowhere, a phenomenon known as spontaneous remission.
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In country after country, the old order made the rich richer and working people poorer as incomes went down and jobs went away.
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The paper described eight women who suffered abdominal pain and chronic diarrhea that went away while they were on a gluten-free diet.
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They'd love to start a YouTube channel dedicated to buying and flipping homes, but even if YouTube went away tomorrow, they'd be okay.
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Comey's testimony in front of the House Intelligence Committee, which had a lot of staying power, went away after a week or two.
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" Still, as Thomas recalls, Conway "went away and read every marten ecology paper in existence by the time the next phone call happened.
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Observers should be wary of proclaiming piracy's return, cautions Timothy Walker of the Institute for Security Studies—since it never really went away.
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We went away from that in the first half, but we got back to it in the second half, and made them work.
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She first developed vitiligo at age 18, in college, but it was just a small spot on her hand that quickly went away.
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Dog-whistle appeals never truly went away, but they have risen in pitch in recent years, particularly since Trump entered the political arena.
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The guys of his early days—Snake Persico, Fat Tony Salerno, Tony Ducks Corrallo—all went away in the Commission trial in '86.
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I felt much more free and in control once I loosened up and sat more flat-footed, plus my toe cramps went away.
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There's fear of stablecoin Tether collapsing — though, to be honest, this fear has been around for years and it never really went away.
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For a split second, it kind of felt like a mouth just sloshed up on me, but that feeling went away pretty quickly.
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We put the movie out in note cards, as you do, and they went away and wrote it as I started to prep.
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Even after slavery went away, the bankers did not: today Bristol has one of the highest concentrations of finance jobs in the country.
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But Tamagotchi never really went away, and if you want the classic 90s experience, you can (basically) have it without shelling out $60.
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The MIDI format never went away—and in fact, it's become a key way that musicians work together over the past 264 years.
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"As soon as I said [my daughter was] 'murdered in Parkland,' he just did an immediate turn and went away," Guttenberg told CNN.
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True, there was a limited revival of anti-monopoly efforts during the Clinton years, but these went away again under George W. Bush.
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But SXSW pays the bills, so most people recognize that Austin wouldn't be, like, a better city if it all just went away.
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Potential sales and funding rounds went away after Facebook didn't renew, according to people familiar with Mic, leaving the publisher with limited options.
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There was Yelena Berezhnaya, whose partner, Oleg Shliakhov, physically and emotionally abused her, often locking her in their apartment if he went away.
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To you at home they are columns of figures, or he is a near one who went away and just didn't come back.
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"I'm glad that there was sufficient uproar and that this product went away, but it's not the last time we'll see such things."
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As an employer, I know there are many competing priorities, including wage increases, vying for the windfall if our health costs went away.
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And when I asked if he agreed with Mr. Zuckerberg's recent statement that "the world would lose if Facebook went away," he demurred.
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Five years ago, when my last two children went away to college, I got rid of my car, but not for environmental reasons.
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By the end of the day, I did have a few hot spots on my Achilles, but that went away after one wear.
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"One-fifth of them say it would be a disaster if cash went away—they'd have to close their shops," Lindgren told me.
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Njoroge and his wife grew up in rural Kenya and went away to college while sending money back to their families, CBC said.
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The recent stock market correction started as a murmur and turned into a roar, then went away almost as soon as it came.
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And for the lucky among us, it was a paper loss that went away as the real estate market improved in subsequent years.
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The panic attacks went away after she lowered her dosage, but Rodriguez remains frustrated with how much she has to worry about her disease.
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My heart started to pound, but the cell boss, the leader of the inmates, said, "Déjala en paz / déjala tranquila" and they went away.
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I took another round of the drugs, and the UTI went away, but my body starting acting up in ways it never had before.
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You would think that after all of the drama Lawrence's jury duty summons caused earlier in the season, it would have went away. Nope.
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But P&D, as it was called, a reaction to the austerities of Minimalism and the limits of high art, never really went away.
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I went away to Italy this weekend, and I gleefully neglected my job the whole time, and yet I was still very much working.
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People who saw him speak in person almost always went away impressed, even if they were not convinced that they should vote for him.
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And yet a majority of people said they would care very much if Facebook went away — more than said they would greatly miss Apple.
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"We re-factored a couple of things, we reran the test cases, that difference went away, the hurricane center withdrew its objection," Farrar said.
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Having married young, the pair says they were too immature for the union to last — but their feelings for each other never went away.
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He also never went away, plotting in the shadows, his portrait still on shop walls, for only he could hold his dissolving country together.
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The constant danger of nuclear weapons, for instance, "never went away," says Jeffrey Lewis, arms control expert at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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He went away and an hour later came back with a mockup of the thing in 29:245 scale made of glued foamcore layers.
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The only side effect associated with the vaccine was a rash around the injection site, which typically went away in five to 10 days.
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From inflatable furniture to cheeky T-shirts with animal faces, Limited Too's girl-power merchandise developed a cult following that never quite went away.
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I think if Twitter went away we would all go into withdrawal and have three very uncomfortable weeks—followed by being healthier, happier people.
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For him to watch me finding my own way in music was a special bond between the two of us that never went away.
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"Unfortunately, distillers went away from traditional methods and they came out with a thing called light whiskey, which was a complete bomb," Thomas said.
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My skin looked noticeably more vibrant, with healthy dose of redness (which went away quickly, don't worry), and felt so much smoother than before.
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"The tornado just like came in, and the jumper went away, and my uncle tried to grab it," neighbor Kimberly Rodriguez told CBS 2.
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Under the special counsel, the counterintelligence investigation quickly shifted gears to a criminal investigation, but the original probe that Mueller inherited never went away.
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Even if NAFTA went away entirely, Wood said he can't fathom new tariffs being put in place immediately that would be detrimental to business.
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If I saw a pattern of late payments that went away five years ago, I might give the application the benefit of the doubt.
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Not to brag or anything, but I had had diarrhea before, and with the right approach it always went away in a few days.
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"I feel like when she went away, my life went black," said Baez, whose right shoulder is covered with a tattoo of his sister.
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That went away, but that was certainly part of the first negotiations that made them go with Disney over Comcast the first time around.
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Wouldn't you know — that discount I'd had originally, the one that went away as my bill gradually went up, was now somehow again available.
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As she walked down the street, shopped in the market, or commuted to work, this awareness might briefly subside, but it never went away.
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Crystals, that onetime hippy-dippy hobby, never really went away but now they are practically as common as drinking green juice and practicing yoga.
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" Cordelia White-Clay, 72, retired nurse, Bacavi, Arizona hillary clinton "When I was fifteen years old, I went away to school—a boarding school.
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Talk of the tax went away but it could return, particularly if the president wants to raise money to pay for his border wall.
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He went away to college but later found himself in the industry anyway, first as a poultry supervisor and now at the staffing agency.
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Thinking nothing of it and presuming it was a bad migraine, I ignored it until it went away and carried on with my life.
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KotakuInAction's existence is intrinsically tied to GamerGate, a movement that, years later, never really went away—in fact, it's been enjoying a fruitful resurgence lately.
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Amid all of the recent talk of Obamacare repeal, the Slattons researched how expensive health insurance would be for the family if Obamacare went away.
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In a clip from the next episode of RHONJ, Teresa's brother Joe Gorga admits that he was mad at her husband when she went away.
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"The popularity of our '185 Chairs' remembrance installation has been an immense embarrassment to officialdom who would rather it just 'went away,'" Majendie told Hyperallergic.
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Then it went away, and then about five or six years later it sold 21977,19773 copies in a week in Philadelphia for no reason whatsoever.
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I started the pitch the way I know I can, but halfway down my inside ski just went away from me and that was it.
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If I could snap my fingers and this all went away and I'm teaching improv but Trump isn't President, I would be fine with it.
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The migraines went away when I was 16 or so — until eight months ago, when they returned stronger and more frequent, almost every other day.
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In the years that followed, I would begin to question why my embarrassment towards henna only went away when my white friends acknowledged its beauty.
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"When I went to boarding school, it all kind of went away — all those inconveniences that I found intrusive," he told New York in 2004.
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As soon as Cindy went away, I decided that it was time to fight for her on the legal end and on the activism side.
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But it is not even close to the most difficult thing about climbing Everest, so I just had to carry on until it went away.
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But in today's increasingly bland New York, it's worth taking a moment to reflect on what exactly went away, and how it might be regained.
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But it never went away, and right now, seven shows in New York galleries give both its present and its recent past a new visibility.
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It was really fulfilling, and we felt like we succeeded in the recording of it, and that feeling went away the second it came out.
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" And the same, to a certain extent, with the hole in the ozone: "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, the hole in the ozone — it went away.
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But Chris went away … He's fighting that, he's yearning for acceptance and is very much caught in the middle, in every sense of the word.
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In "Al Franken, Giant of the Senate" (the title may be the book's best joke), Franken admits the truth: His inner clown never went away.
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You know that mix of freedom and anxiety you felt when your parents went away for the weekend and you had the house to yourself?
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If there was any doubt when Saturday began, it went away once a short video clip of Kiffin's son reacting to the news went public.
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Still, the budget office also finds that markets would "continue to be stable in almost all areas of the country" if the mandate went away.
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The Wildcats never really threatened the lead, coming no closer than eight points after the Sooners' initial surge, but they never really went away either.
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One by one his couriers went away and he became a largely spiritual leader for what was left of the Colombos after the RICO trials.
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SURGEONS REMOVE 639 NAILS FROM PATIENT&aposS INTESTINES USING MAGNET The doctors successfully removed the stinger from the girl&aposs throat, and her symptoms went away.
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Thus when the easy money went away, the country was left with a huge pile of debts rather than a huge pile of enduringly useful infrastructure.
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As far as the general public is concerned, Queen never really went away – especially given its timeless sound and the enduring popularity of their front man.
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If coffee went away in places where it's now a dominant cash crop would it be a net loss or a net gain for that society?
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Despite the travails of Mt. Gox—and the Silk Road, the online drug bazaar that relied so heavily on bitcoin—the digital currency never went away.
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Luckily, most cases can be treated with antibiotics; Dr. Spec's patient, for example, was given four weeks of doxycycline and his lesions went away within three.
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The 44th president revealed on Monday how emotional he was after saying goodbye to his eldest daughter when she went away to Harvard University this year.
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The plague, also called the bubonic plague and "Black Death," might sound like an ancient epidemic from history textbooks, but it actually never really went away.
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Anyway, you know the thing is we still pump our own gas when that was a good thing, people pumping our gas, and that went away.
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"As soon as I got into this program with Zoe, all those worries went away because I was more worried about her," the veteran tells PeopleTV.
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Mishra's assailant followed her off the bus to another bus stop, and it was only after she told a stranger what happened that he went away.
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Last month the excuse was the global economy but that went away so you had to come up another feeble excuse and you skumbags got it.
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But a look at the rise of this bizarre period in US history offers another possible explanation: Satanic Panic never truly went away to begin with.
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"We went away for one night when we were in Bermuda for a shoot there, so this is my second time away," Kotb, 52, told E!
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In a USA Today op-ed in May, Hawley wrote that the country might be better off if Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter just went away entirely.
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Sadly, the chaos of mental illness, alcoholism, physical and emotional abuse that was my reality that led to our placement into foster care never went away.
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When I went away to college, I began smoking weed pretty regularly and doing other drugs, and slowly I started to lose my grip on reality.
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And they have a diehard following, hella super fans who have hung onto their every word, can scream all their songs, who never went away, ever.
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I didn't have to work at these things, the desire to smoke and drink just went away, along with the desire to stay pissed at pops.
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They, and their pet parrot, immediately got sick, the couple complaining of inflamed eyes, sore throats, and headaches that went away when they left their home.
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And then I went away and put together my own band and got the producers I wanted, like Andrew Weatherall, who is one of my heroes.
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Thus, when the easy money went away, the country was left with a huge pile of debts rather than a huge pile of enduringly useful infrastructure.
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All photography by Shauna Keane This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Britain has a habit of holding onto things, merely because they never went away.
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If Uber and Lyft just went away over night ( ), vehicle traffic would decline 7% in D.C., 13% in San Francisco and 8% in Suffolk County (Boston).
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That freedom went away in 2120, the year Tuttamore arrived, when two men were murdered in separate incidents, including one in an alleged Mexican Mafia hit.
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"She taught us how to love and then went away as if saying please tell everyone to look after us and conserve her species," Chansue wrote.
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The 2001 tax package put in motion increased exemptions on estate taxes and decreased tax rates until the tax went away for one year in 2010.
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Once that was ruled out, we might give her an antihistamine and watch her for a couple of hours to see if the symptoms went away.
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I went away for about an hour and a half, and when I came back, it was still raw cookie dough and room-temperature pop tart.
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At other times, she felt that her job was to reduce pain of all sorts, so she increased the patient's medication until the visions went away.
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"He came out here to smoke like nothing happened and was telling people that his mother went away," said Sean Williams, an acquaintance from the neighborhood.
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The thing that I obviously didn't anticipate, and this is why I'm probably bad at this, is that broadband came about, and that all went away.
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"Cemeteries are forever, and I thought that there wasn't a good option for long-term care after the owner of the land went away," Wambold says.
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"Any nerves I had immediately went away once I met her family," Higgins wrote in his Bachelor blog after his hometown date with Bushnell and her family.
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"I went away for 90 days, and it was the best thing that I ever could've done," she tells InStyle's Laura Brown in her candid cover interview.
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Matt Thomas: I went away for treatment and when I came out the record label I worked for didn't have a clue what to do with me.
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They did not come to work, they just went away for two hours because they felt like the work is too hard ... or too dirty for them.
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Chris and I, we went away to Joshua Tree in October of last year to talk about the show and where we want to go with it.
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Before my mother went away, she always told me to take care of my little sister, and I just remembered her doing her hair all the time.
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"We saw that talking about the app wasn't hitting the mark, so we went away from that and threw in more of our own personalities," Alpert said.
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One of them developed a fever on the trip, but it went away with some Tylenol, Davis said, adding that the three others were being closely monitored.
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One might be causing the other, or maybe the researchers just got lucky and a bunch of people taking iron supplements' anemia went away for unrelated reasons.
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I even spoke to somebody at Miramax about it and nothing happened, so it kind of went away and I tried to go on with my life.
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Gradual change will also give the ISPs time to ride out the public's mistrust, perhaps by claiming that net neutrality went away and the world didn't end.
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The reality is, the universally popular place to get inked has tumbled in and out of vogue over the past few decades, but never truly went away.
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There was an app, CardMunch, that scanned in business cards and sent them back in digital form, but it went away after a series of corporate transfers.
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"I went away for 90 days, and it was the best thing that I ever could've done," she told InStyle's Laura Brown in her candid cover interview.
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Writers, however, would sometimes rely too heavily on it as a do-anything plot device, and the sonic screwdriver went away for a while in the 1980s.
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Turns out, participants reported that a little bit of pain went away immediately after using the mat, but there weren't any improvements in their back pain overall.
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All of the researchers Mashable spoke with pointed out that when the study adjusted for household income, the correlation between literacy skills and ScreenQ scores went away.
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Yet, like most drug crises that cycle in and out of public view, abuse of methamphetamines — more commonly known as crystal meth — receded but never went away.
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" VICE: The late, great British theorist Stuart Hall once said, "When I was nineteen, Miles Davis put his finger on my soul, and it never went away.
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The idea of doing something else with MS Paint, a kind of celebration of my not being deterred by lack of artistic talent, never really went away.
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I went away on a weekend trip and came back to find that they had cleared out the place a whole month early––or so I thought.
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If a woman was going to have a baby out of wedlock, she went away and had it in an unwed mother's home, and the child disappeared.
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Giving the Poke new prominence (it never really went away) will certainly mean more of these drive-by interactions, but that's a bad idea, on many levels.
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An online web series called "Sesame Street in Communities" has introduced a muppet named Karli whose mother "went away for awhile" to deal with an opioid addiction.
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Advocates of a single-payer system may have a hard time persuading workers that their wages would go up if their employer-based health care went away.
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"In our minds, the show never really went away, as we still had tons of stories left to tell," Smith and Farquhar shared in a joint statement.
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"I think I got incredibly lucky today, and as the match went on, I started to feel better again and all the pressure went away," Federer said.
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The estate tax is so controversial that it actually went away for a period of time: Rates went so low that they were effectively eliminated in 2010.
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From the mid-1920s, when Hugo Gernsback coined the term "science fiction," several fallacies became associated with the increasingly vigorous commercial genre and never entirely went away.
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So here they are, with a country-era-Bon-Jovi-esque song about reuniting and feeling so good that you hope people forget you ever went away.
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And what would happen if the net neutrality rules on the chopping block — the ones implemented in 2015 by a Democratic-led FCC under President Obama — went away?
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There was a time when we spent entire evenings picking out records and using the vintage system; that time went away when our baby was born last year.
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Vinyl never went away, of course, but its popularity has climbed considerably in the past few years, and not just from wistful old folks who attend Phish concerts.
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We had plans to keep going with the band, but after the initial shock went away, and it started to sink in, we realized we couldn't do it.
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"After my first experience with magic mushrooms, it felt like my depression went away overnight—it was the most profound and beautiful experience of my life," says Painchaud.
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But since the Rat Pack went away and shag rugs got a haircut, the brand has mostly served as a reminder of a bygone age of American manufacturing.
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He noted it took about 2359 to 2399 hours for the mattress to decompress, and the off-gassing smell went away in about the same amount of time.
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The move came after the Republican-led Federal Communications Commission (FCC) caused a nationwide uproar by repealing the Obama-era open internet regulations, which went away in June.
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For years, experts assumed this type of body fat was only present in babies as a way to keep them warm, and that it went away during childhood.
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The world might possibly be better if these things went away—disappeared into the ether—but we usually just shrug and move on since, you know, free speech.
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For the experiment in Gary, Indiana, when participants' reported incomes were cross-referenced with official government data on their earnings, the reduction in work effort went away entirely.
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Basically, I travel so much that I have a couple of suitcases, and one's always by the front door, half-packed from the last time I went away.
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"I worked at ABC and ABC Studios for years, and there, you knew if a project went away, there'd always be another project that came along," Frost said.
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For all the Democratic talk that the economy blossomed under Obama, there were pockets of the recession that never went away for the eight years of his presidency.
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It all initially feels a bit like a World War II-era home-front movie, such as "Since You Went Away" (1944), with Jennifer Jones and Shirley Temple.
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Estate Tax The 2001 tax package put in motion increased exemptions on estate taxes and decreased tax rates until the tax went away for one year in 2010.
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Then I went away for college to study in D.C. And I didn't really become obsessed with the border until I left the Southwest, in a weird way.
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The only side effect from the treatment, she said, was temporary menopause during the chemo — but that also went away quickly and had no effect on her fertility.
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But that feeling went away, and we ended up having sex with each other again basically throughout the whole day, even after we'd come down from the drugs.
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"I remember it hurt for a few days, And I remember when it went away, when the pain finally subsided and the swelling went down, I kinda missed it."
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And then when it came out I did what I could and played a few gigs, did some interviews and it got some reviews, and then it went away.
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They were used to motivate horses when carriages were drawn by horses and when the internal combustion engine came along, this whole industry of buggy whips just went away.
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When I went away for the weekend with the Nokia 2720 Flip as my only phone, I took a Kindle, a standalone camera, and a Nintendo Switch with me.
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For his part, Castro went away from the more pointed strategy he had employed in September's debate -- one that earned some negative reviews -- and delivered a more subdued approach.
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Philip Levy: There is a question of what would happen with Canada, since there was a pre-existing free trade agreement with them from 1988 that never went away.
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"If you think of the appetite and the tonnage, it's almost like music videos never went away," said Andrea Zapata, vice president of global research and analytics for Vevo.
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The experience wasn't too bad; it would be difficult at night when I was at home alone, but after about a week that craving due to boredom went away.
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More people say they distrust it more than Amazon, Google, Apple, or Microsoft, though a majority of people said they would still care very much if Facebook went away.
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For treatment, the woman was given antimicrobrial drops, and although the infection went away, her vision remained impaired because of a corneal scar and a cataract she had developed.
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"I went away to do a movie for TV, I came home, and Helmut had an artist come in and paint all of that on the ceiling," she explains.
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Please. Fun had hibernated, but it never went away, and with the coming of "Star Wars" in 1977, the space opera — once again a western in space — came back.
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Trump's went away fairly quickly, thanks in large part to his response to Khizr Khan's DNC speech, and Clinton's kept her well ahead of Trump for most of August.
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"I had a little of it [wild parsnip sap] on my hand two years ago, and it went away – so I thought this would go away, too," she said.
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After the first round of treatment Liana said that her SIBO almost went away, but a few months ago it came back and the bacterial overgrowth had almost doubled.
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"In situations where a particular law or protection has been threatened, there's increased awareness about what that law means, and what would happen if it went away," Salganicoff said.
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Not she won many friends there, either—Calomiris was said to "have no conscience," often making bad deals and undercutting friends, and rumors about her past never went away.
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Think of it this way: I'm someone you would trust to run your household and to keep it safe while you went away on a trip or a vacation.
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More from Tonic: When the doctor correctly identified it as MRSA, she put me on the correct antibiotics and it went away, but it came back two weeks later.
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Between taking out my nose ring, the antibiotics the doctor gave me, and using Manuka honey topically, the outbreak went away, and didn't come back for almost two years.
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Artists using songs as resistance, or protesters adopting their work as de facto anthems, never went away -- with each generation, and with each protest, there's been a new voice.
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When she asked me to peel something, I peeled it, then went away to watch the Macy's parade on television until she called me back to peel something else.
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"I have found that by talking about it with other women, who then reveal things in turn, the negativity of my own experience went away," she said in 2001.
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Finally, around Christmas that first year — five months after we first moved in — when the second bathroom was nearly done and the plumbing was sealed, the smell went away.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Barack Obama revealed Monday night how emotional it was to say goodbye to his eldest daughter, Malia, when she went away to college this fall.
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She says it totally went away both times she was pregnant, but earlier this year, it came back worse than ever, covering her face and most of her body.
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Before the first coal was mined, even before the first factories opened, the seeds for the climate crisis had been planted, and colonialism never went away, it just evolved.
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Her book Turning The Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back came out in February and made The New York Times bestseller list and then Joe went away in March.
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When Michelle and Robert Duchouquette, of Plano, Texas went away on vacation last year, the couple left their two dogs and Betta fish, Gordy, in the hands of Prestigious Pets.
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When I went away to Spain for a few days for work in December, I was looking forward to being able to check in on my family via the camera.
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"I hear since Joe went away that she's rekindling old frames," she told Housewives Siggy Flicker and Dolores Catania while prepping for the fashion show at her fashion boutique, Posche.
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In fact, he'd gotten a ping from her during surge pricing, only to have her cancel the ride and rebook it a few minutes later when the surge went away.
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"He mainly listens to underground hip-hop so even though some of those songs were out before he went away he's still never heard them," G'ahri said of his brother.
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The link between egg consumption and poorer health went away after accounting for a person's cholesterol intake, suggesting their high cholesterol content was the principle reason behind the increased risk.
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While extra weekend sleeping did temporarily help volunteers eat lighter and better control their blood sugar, the health benefits went away as soon as they started not sleeping much again.
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It's based on the concept that the jobs went away, and the jobs are never coming back, and that things aren't going to get better in any of these places.
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Iyana's also dealt with anxiety her whole life, so the first time she smoked weed, she said it was like a light bulb went off -- all her anxiety went away.
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"My back was a bit painful at the start but it went away," said Messi, who was cheered every time he touched the ball by the 53,000 crowd in Chicago.
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America would be better off in every way compared to where it was in 2009 when it comes to health coverage, even if Obamacare rules and laws simply went away.
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But with the changes to the rules, those tax benefits went away — as they most likely would in similar deal between Pfizer and a company in a low-tax country.
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It was an indication of everything in a way—the fact that I gave it all up, went away 50 years ago, didn't care—and then I end up there.
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Maybe one night a while back I kicked him out after a fight and maybe, even if I didn't mean everything I said, he went away and didn't come back.
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Every evening, when I went away for the weekend to visit my grandparents—who were farmers—I would drink a big bowl of warm milk, practically straight from the udder.
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I went away, trying to reconcile that Andre White with the one who told me he would fight until he died trying to find out what happened to James Brown.
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Earlier this year I went away for a week and when I came back, the little boy who I had been reading to for years was suddenly reading by himself.
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Young Schmaike, as he was then known, went away to high school in Vilna, Lithuania, and attended the equivalent of junior college in Baranovichi, in Belarus, where he learned Russian.
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With the rapid pace of technological advancement, folks get whimsical for even their clunky cell phones from 21 or a defunct video service that went away just four years ago.
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But the winner-take-all aspect of the de facto N.F.C. North championship went away when the Redskins lost to the Giants, which eliminated the Redskins from wild-card contention.
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The immediate downside is that, after peeling off the paper, I looked like I just dipped my lips in a bag of Cheetos, which went away after an hour or so.
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From Gdansk to Ljubljana, from Vienna to Budapest the old cradle-to-grave corporate mentality and the offshoring so prevalent in these countries for the past twenty years went away. Why?
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Making Vines and other sub-6.5-second videos loop correctly could also provide an alternative place for them beyond Instagram, where many creators said they'd be sharing after Vine went away.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, the subsidies went away, and North Korea sank into an economic catastrophe so terrible that as much as one-tenth of the population starved to death.
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"I went away for 90 days and I actually met tons of kids in this place that we're talking about [with] a lot of the issues that these characters are experiencing."
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Assisted reproductive technology was associated with an increased risk of failing one or more of the domains, but the association went away when the researchers accounted for singletons and twins separately.
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I was working on a sitcom, I had projects I'd been working on for years, and when they had to put the "gay" label on me, all those projects went away.
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But any grumbling about how far it is from the city "kind of went away when it became a really cool place," said Diane Saatchi, an associate broker at Saunders & Associates.
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While pretty much everyone I knew went away to college, I stayed home and went to a community college, which happened to be the best thing that ever happened to me.
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Some Republican senators have protested this number, arguing that the CBO attributes too much impact to the mandate and saying that fewer people would actually lose coverage if it went away.
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With these hormones, her voice got higher, her facial hair went away, and she developed a broadened emotional spectrum that simply hadn't been available to her when she was a man.
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In therapy, I ate lunch with my therapist, trying to get over the anxiety of swallowing, and the exposure helped a little, but like with Weston, it never went away completely.
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Next, they took a look at what the costs would look like if the ACA protections went away, leaving women saddled with the cost of the device itself and the procedure.
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YESTERDAY IN STYLES No longer just for slobs and summering preppies, dress shirts with untucked shirttails hit the front row and red carpet in the mid-aughts and never went away.
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With the events in Charlottesville and neo-Nazis on the rise, do you think that people are more aware of something that black people in this country knew never went away?
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"We've expected that as the physical caliphate went away, the remnants of this would attempt to revive themselves and revive their networks, and take on these insurgent, guerrilla-like tactics," Gen.
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My wife splashed out in part because its covered carousel was the only thing that could feed our cat, Mowgli, wet food when we went away, for up to five days.
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INCIDENTALLY, WE DID NOT – WE WENT AWAY FROM INSURING WHAT WE CALL SUPER CATS– WE MOVED AWAY FROM IT AFTER KATRINA BECAUSE THE RATES KEPT JUST COMING DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN.
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I found myself wondering who this whole thing is for, whether it can keep going in its current form and whether any of us would miss it if it went away.
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"When I went away my home was fine; when I returned it was destroyed, my children were in the grave," Mr. Mubarez said in an interview with The Times last month.
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Opinion When I went away to college at Princeton, 70 miles from where I grew up in New Jersey, I studied foreign languages, which is where I felt the most confident.
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Will & Grace is coming back to NBC this fall, and NBC sure hopes it's so close to the original that you might forget it ever went away in the first place.
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Read These Stories NextThe One Print That Matches Every Style PersonalityNo, You're Not Imagining Things: Every Celebrity Has Been Wearing This Brand I Went Away For 4 Days & Only Packed Wrap Dresses
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Others in the thread noted they had it as well, but then it went away – something that seems to indicate a test on Amazon's part, or perhaps bugs with a phased rollout.
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He was the guy who took me places when my boyfriend was busy, and when my boyfriend went away to school, Rick and I had a friendship that was just on fire.
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Another name for posh is the University accent, because kids from working-class families used to adopt it when they went away to university, even if that university was in the North.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.From Sherlock Holmes to Ian Rankin's seemingly never-ending output of cookie-cutter detective novels, it feels like the popularity of crime fiction never went away.
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He talked about how hard it had been for him when she went away for break, not knowing if she had an old high-school boyfriend she might reconnect with back home.
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Into high school, I was still begging for those books, and then I went away to college not to learn how things worked but to get away from how things didn't work.
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The very first naked track, which was a tradition that lasted until our early 225s, when we got tired of looking at each other naked, and then the naked track went away.
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The research showed that the patient started developing antibodies in the patient's blood before her symptoms fully disappeared, and that they remained present at least seven days after the infection went away.
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As lock-ups expired, that shortage went away, and public investors went from being able to buy 5% of the company in public markets to buying 30%, 40% or 50%, Colas said.
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"I can't say that he would have been imprisoned but I can say that the change in the law assured that he would be free because that charge went away," Mansur said.
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"The world would lose if Facebook went away," he said to a crowd of about 5,000 developers, tech executives and engineers — the kind of Silicon Valley audience he is at ease with.
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"I think there was some progress in that we discussed specifics, no agreements, it was a meeting and I think we went away with saying, 'Well, I think we made some progress.'"
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Thankfully, this bug seems to be a weird side effect caused by a setting in Intel's graphics drivers, and once I disabled the Panel Self-Refresh option, the issue went away completely.
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She went away to Connecticut College — it had offered her the greatest financial aid — but spent her summers on the assembly line back in Torrington greasing ball bearings and fabricating sewing needles.
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Raised in a white nationalist household, Derek Black was on track to become the next leader of the Neo-Nazi movement until he went away to college.... and met people from different backgrounds.
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Not that Britney Spears ever really went away, but her massive, deeply loyal fan base is freaking out about her sexy new single, "Make Me," which the singer dropped Thursday night on Instagram.
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Once I had finished the worst of the treatment, my husband and I went away for one night to a hotel 10 minutes from our house — we were literally away for 25 hours.
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But it never really went away: Nvidia has been testing variants of its GeForce Now streaming service for years, and there are plenty of smaller competitors like Shadow, Vortex, Parsec, and many more.
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As the older boys went away, to prisons and cemeteries, younger boys stepped up to replace them and avenge their deaths, keeping alive a rivalry whose origins many of them did not know.
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"On how Cuba getting off fossil fuels (and the country's economic collapse) helped reduce obesity and diabetes: "Overnight, they had the move to a healthy food system, and their pollution went away. Right?
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When researchers looked to see if the sex differences in life expectancy went away in Mormon populations—where men partake in less "risky" behavior than the general population —they found the differences remained.
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It's not like when Teresa went away and they tried to pretend she was just working," the source says, adding that Gia is "just as much a leader in the family as Teresa.
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You could say it's odd that a pair of posts covering the exact same topic (among others) went away, but Facebook is claiming none of it was intentional or done by Zuckerberg himself.
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"I feel like I'm just starting, but I think I'd be fine if it all went away," she revealed to the photographer, saying that this attitude is something she learned from her mother.
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It has that Microsoft Office problem where it looks like most of the features are only used by 5 percent of users — who would all scream bloody murder if they ever went away.
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His health problems, other than light nausea, went away for two weeks, but then on another road trip he suddenly ran a fever of over 103 degrees and had blood in his stools.
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Clement Perry, the publisher of The Stereo Times, a magazine for audiophiles, said that for some, vinyl never went away: Indeed, a number of electronics makers still manufacture turntables for hardcore music lovers.
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Nor is it to lazily suggest we have to make some "return" to the political, as if politics ever went away prior to Trump in Rasheed's United States or Bolsonaro in Camacho's Brazil.
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I began the reset procedure, and after a few minutes, the IPP FAIL went away, indicating the jet believed I had a successful reset; however, things did not seem right in the cockpit.
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But anecdotal evidence fromwomen saying that their implants caused them pain, inflammation, and nausea for years— and that the symptoms went away upon implant removal — suggest there may be something to the claims.
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This didn't mean my self-esteem issues went away, but understanding where they came from, and that they're a normal part of being human, gave me the strength to give myself some grace.
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All that extra space that had been available in the first half went away, and the Blazers couldn't figure out how to prevent JaVale from getting easy lobs on the other end, either.
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We kind of went away from all that, probably even more just zombie... I read a lot of your lyrics for the last few records, and they're not really gendered like that anymore.
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For Scallywag, this lifesaving new technology went away when, two days out of Auckland, the boat's lone A.I.S. antenna at the top of the 100-foot mast was damaged in the strong winds.
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However, the manner in which Tshisekedi took office, through a vote riddled with irregularities, and how he now governs, still largely beholden to Kabila-era officials, ensured that Mambele's scepticism never went away.
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When I talked to the company about it, I was told that someone on the communications team had something similar, and that the rash went away after she loosened the band a notch.
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"It was a long fight to get into the breakaway, when we went away I saw good climbers with me, and I wasn't really confident about my chances to win," Gilbert told reporters.
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"I have found that by talking about it with other women, who then reveal things in turn, the negativity of my own experience went away," she told the website Talkin' Broadway in 2001.
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But at a time when streaming becomes dominant and cable operators are looking to shed channels, Ms. Madison said she believed Comcast executives would not blink if the black-owned networks went away.
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" Now it's different: "I understand they're a corporation and they need to make a profit, okay, but the thing is they went away from what they were, from the goals of the website.
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I want everyone to think of what it would be like if, instead of going away, that pain stayed with a person every day, every hour, every week, every year and never went away.
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They dated in 2016 briefly, and the feelings never really went away," the source said, explaining the the pair "have a lot in common, and connect deeply over their faith and relationship with God.
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Lordy. James Comey never really went away after he was fired by President Donald Trump in May 2017, hanging around like a ghost who feels obligated to chime in every once in a while.
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You know, for this album I gave Rebecca, an artist friend of mine, the songs and all my words and she went away and filled up a sketchbook with her ideas based on that.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, the subsidies went away, and in the 1990s, North Korea sank into an economic catastrophe so terrible that as much as one-tenth of the population starved to death.
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CNBC reached out to several members of the U.S. Senate to see if decertification would lead to a reinstatement of the economic sanctions that went away after the nuclear agreement, but received no response.
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MORE FROM REUTERS COMMENTARY Scott Lemieux: What Roy Moore's loss says about smart politics Josh Cohen: How Trump can get tough on Ukraine corruption Yet civilization as a marker of differences never went away.
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Nuclear war is something that — I grew up in the 1980s and I worried about it, and it was something I was fearful of for sure, and then kind of assumed it went away.
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The restaurant, 16 years old, had its breakthrough in 2010, when René Redzepi, the chef of one of the world's top restaurants, Noma, in Copenhagen, visited Pujol and went away raving to the world.
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While the IBM mainframe remained important, the terminals connecting to the central computer went away in favor of Macintoshes that could access the mainframe through emulation — and could also do a whole lot more.
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"It's something that, if it went away in a safety deposit box for a hundred years and then it came out, the person taking it out would actually want to wear it," he said.
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The pending changes created incentives for taxpayers to shift income and tax payments, either by waiting until the new rules took effect or to take advantage of the old system before it went away.
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Even if Mr. Trump does not end the subsidies, experts say, many insurers are already skittish about the administration's animosity toward the A.C.A. They could stop selling Obamacare policies if the payments went away.
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He said the raided house was initially rented by two people on April 18 and they went away for a short period, and later returned with eight others, raising suspicions in the tight-knit community.
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Although originally their plan was to "blog" as a duo, when Molly went away to the University of Georgia, where was pursuing studies in Interior Design, Reese decided to do the account on her own.
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And those Chuck Palahniuk references never went away—they evolved into "the Red Pill", the dubious online "men's rights" movement, and their talk of "special snowflakes" who are too easily offended by harmless free speech.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)That said, at first I thought the Arctis 235Xs sounded a bit light on bass, but after quickly playing around with the headset's four built-in EQs, that issue went away.
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I remember Jim telling me this story about when James Grauerholz [Burroughs' biographer and literary executor of his estate] went away to Kansas, he left Jim and Howard in charge of Burroughs for the weekend.
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Fitting in some quality time together this summer, the couple went away to a luxury resort in Turks and Caicos in July, where they were photographed strolling on the beach and frolicking in the water.
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In the late 90s, when I was growing up, when I first started to have these feelings, I thought it was a phase and that it would go away, but those feelings never went away.
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I didn't know what to do, so I meditated, which meant I sat in the posture of a statue I'd seen in Life magazine, closed my eyes, rested my mind and the problems went away.
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I wasn't active, but I did still consume trans pornography, which sent my wife at the time (whom I've since divorced) into a panic that receded ultimately, but I don't think ever really went away.
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Luckily, before she drove to the hospital, the pain "completely went away" and the next day, she visited her physician and learned that the "contractions" were caused by severe dehydration, with the pain escalated by gas.
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The last El Niño, a warming of ocean surface temperatures in the eastern and central Pacific that typically occurs every few years, went away in 2016 and was linked to crop damage, fires and flash floods.
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The Department of Diachronic Operations has a plan and a device: they want to bring magic back, and to send an operative back in time to ensure that magic never went away in the first place.
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Glass, the psychiatrist and author, tells the story of how his parents ultimately broke down and let him get a mohawk haircut when he was in the sixth grade before he went away to summer camp.
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The problem for "Idol" was not so much that reality TV went away — it's still all over cable and the networks — but that "reality," the cultural force of authenticity and disintermediation, had dispersed into social media.
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Which isn't to say that the concept went away — Rolls-Royce announced plans for a completely autonomous military ship last year, and military research agency DARPA christened an autonomous warship called the Sea Hunter in 2016.
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The El Niño pattern brings a warming of ocean surface temperatures in the eastern and central Pacific every few years and was linked to crop damage, fires and flash floods before it went away in 2016.
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I was led in that direction by everyday struggling with my oldest son, who just went away to college but he was a few years younger then, and the screen time and games being so compelling.
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Even though there was something physically wrong, as I started to deal with emotional issues, negative beliefs, and past trauma, every part of my life began to change, and the depression lifted, the pain went away.
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I saw him a few more times before I went away for a summer internship, and I spent that summer apart ascribing more meaning to our courtship than was healthy for a man of my age.
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Blakeney says in part, the renewed appreciation for rattan and the bohemian trend overall is tied to the resurgence of '70s fashion: Flare jeans, corduroy, and macrame are back — or maybe they never entirely went away.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Before Chris Conder's village in northern England built its own broadband network, internet speeds were so bad that children who went away to study would refuse to come home for the holidays.
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Ms. Jimenez, who is separated from her husband, relied heavily on her sister to babysit until she went away to college and misses the reprieves, when she would have a chance to walk through a park.
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And in Guangzhou, a major city in the south, health officials said 50 patients reported having no more fever and half of them said their coughs went away after using traditional Chinese medicines and other drugs.
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If both of the Obamacare provisions went away, the hypothetical cancer patient might be able to buy only a plan, without chemotherapy coverage, that costs many times more than a similar plan costs a healthy customer.
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Because this patient wasn't at risk for blood clots in the first place, and because it went away once they returned to Earth's atmosphere, the study's authors think it has something to do with space itself.
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"There has been discussion going on after the gunfight of this afternoon ... We took our forces back and thus the pirates went away," said Abdirahman Mohamud Hassan, the director general of the Puntland maritime police force.
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When I lived in the 'hood, I understood that jobs went away, and drugs were dropped off, and that a 9-to-5 job and minimum wage is not going to take care of your family.
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"According to our findings, (the driver) went away after parking his vehicle behind barriers at a police checkpoint and 10 seconds later, probably with a remote control, he detonated the bomb," Tasyapan told reporters at the scene.
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It's still not clear why Assange's account went away to begin with, though — as noted below — the nature of its non-appearance suggested at the time that it was a manual deletion rather than an account suspension.
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He took a deep breath and confessed: From the time he was in eighth grade until he went away to college, he had been molested by a close family friend, an older man who's since passed away.
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"A lot of people thought we died and went away and the whole time we've been cultivating a really niche and creative community that's gotten more focused as I've been able to enact my vision," Berger said.
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The last El Niño, a warming of ocean surface temperatures in the eastern and central Pacific that typically occurs every few years, was linked to crop damage, fires and flash floods before it went away in 2016.
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It allows them to criticize Trump's signature legislative achievement while offering financial relief to their districts, where a significant share of voters benefited from state and local deductions before they went away in the 2018 filing year.
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In a US context, that would provide a source of cash to families with children who lost one when AFDC went away — but because it's universal, it would likely avoid becoming as politically toxic as AFDC did.
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When I went away to college, my mom made sure I packed pepper spray with me, and I was far from the only one to do so: Many of my dorm mates brought theirs with them, too.
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And what I did is that I went away for a while from anything that had to do with nudity or sex scenes because I felt that I needed at that point to stay away from that.
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If MoviePass went away, I'd still reserve money and time to see one or two films a month, but I'd be more choosy than I used to be, and more reluctant about paying full price for tickets.
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But Green and Moffat noticed that when they took Jackson and colleagues' code and reversed the procedure, fixing the Hanford noise data and sliding Livingston data segments across it, the correlation at seven-milliseconds offset went away.
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"I knew it was critical for the future of our business to work with Instagram, so Baxter and I went away for a week and said we're not coming back until we figure this out," she says.
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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, about 27 percent of adult Americans younger than 65 have a preexisting condition that would result in their being unable to obtain insurance if the Affordable Care Act regulations went away.
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That yearning has now been refreshed — if in fact it ever went away — by the discovery of a 12-mile-wide lake under the southern ice cap on Mars by the European Space Agency's Mars Express orbiter.
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Actually, we never went away but, no doubt, pro-choice activists thought the pro-life movement would still be staggering backwards after taking a devastating blow in the Supreme Court's ruling in Whole Women's Health v. Hellerstedt.
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At a 1997 conference in Phoenix sponsored by drug maker Eli Lilly, a panel of academic psychiatrists produced a lengthy report detailing the symptoms, like balance problems, insomnia and anxiety, that went away when the pills were restarted.
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"There is a history of aerospace here that unfortunately went away, and there are a lot of families and a lot of people that want to work on propulsion and want to work in aerospace here," says Haot.
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All of those excuses went away today when PhishMe, a 6.5 year old startup that helps companies protect themselves from phishing scams, announced it was releasing a free phishing testing tool for companies with 500 employees or less.
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But when the authors, Dr. Jonathan Schoenfeld, a radiation oncologist at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Dr. Ioannidis, looked at meta-analyses of the ingredients, which combined data from all the studies, the effects generally went away.
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As documented in Ann Fessler's book, The Girls Who Went Away, during the mid-248s through the mid-272s, known as the Baby Scoop Era, teenagers and unwed young women were usually not given a choice to parent.
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He went away to work on Wall Street but came back in the early 1990s to take a job under Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady, who had also been his boss at the white-shoe investment bank Dillon Read.
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Other cases -- such as the former refugee who sued Trump for copyright infringement over a Skittles tweet or the breach of contract claim brought by a kids' dancing troupe -- went away more quietly, with the plaintiffs voluntarily dismissing complaints.
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Say what you want about Jordan Kimball, but there is no denying that the sometimes controversial, always hilarious model fell hard for Jenna Cooper on Bachelor in Paradise — until his fianceé broke his heart once the cameras went away.
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There was also a side effect to this: As mining power (also called hash power or hashrate) went away from BTC to BCH, Bitcoin transactions became slower and more expensive; now that it's coming back, the reverse is happening.
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Ironically, the West stayed silent while Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia went away, but furiously try to maintain the national fictions of the Middle East, where the desire to split into tribal and religious enclaves is so much more furiously pursued.
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The renowned strategist and historian Edward Luttwak wrote an article in Foreign Affairs magazine 15 years ago that advocated that such problems never went away unless locals were allowed to work them out alone through victory or mutual exhaustion.
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Another, more recent, development should be discontinued immediately: the now obligatory playing and singing of "God Bless America" during the seventh inning of baseball games, a supposedly temporary practice begun in response to 9/11 that never went away.
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Numerous artists in Chicago have garnered attention over the past decade since Bump went away; that the returning rapper chose to first collaborate with Ty Money, whose profile doesn't yet extend too far past the city limits, says something.
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" It was not until she went away to college at the University of California, Irvine, in suburban Orange County, she said, "that I realized, wait, people don't even lock their dorm rooms and they have valuable stuff in it.
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So impactful is this material to the fandom that the band could confidently choose the drumless "The Day The World Went Away" as The Fragile's lead single, an otherwise audacious move in the five year album gap following The Downward Spiral.
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I spend a few hours cleaning my room, then reading a new book my boyfriend bought me called The Girls Who Went Away: The Hidden History of Women Who Surrendered Children for Adoption in the Decades Before Roe v. Wade.
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They became an ugly symbol of the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, but asset-backed securities (ABS) never went away, and the instrument, part of an industry practice known as securitization, is now proving valuable for the P2150P industry.
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And we need that because, unlike the financial-services industry, advertising is not too big to fail … because online display ads are so terrible and so oversaturated, most ordinary people don't particularly like advertising and wouldn't care if it went away.
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"Here's the thing: if Instagram hadn't been sold to Facebook, and went away, then that's an example of a merger or acquisition happening and reducing competition," Systrom said, adding that internal competition among Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp led to better ideas.
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"Some of my students went away and if we had had the choice, we would have," said Norma Roebuck, a Head Start teacher who was signing up for FEMA assistance with her two granddaughters at a temporary help center in Christiansted.
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Debbie Wesson Gibson told The Post that she dated Moore for two months when she was 17 and he was 34, and that they broke up when she went away to college but their families exchanged Christmas cards for years after.
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After the Volcker Rule was finalized, managers began to issue deals that either explicitly banned the ability of the fund to purchase bonds or included a springing-bond bucket, which would allow bonds to be purchased if Volcker went away.
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And while his name slowly faded over more than a half century, it never quite went away, especially for those who still remember Johnnie Ray, Margaret Whiting, Georgia Gibbs, the McGuire Sisters and other voices of the "golden oldies" generation.
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They were not alone; throngs of folks on social media and via email informed me that I probably rode the short bus to school in my early years and that everyone would be better served if I just went away.
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When preclearance went away, states hastened to pass voter ID laws where they were not already, purge voter rolls, close polling places and license offices, shorten polling hours, and institute other measures determined to restrict voting access for specific populations.
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We started with a couple of tracks from my previous album which would be easy to translate to instrument and rehearsed those, then I went away and created some new audio pieces which were then translated and scored to sheet music.
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"Direct mail went away for a while, but more digital brands are seeing how well it works as strong marketing," says Cheryl Kaplan, the president of DTC footwear company M.Gemi, which sends attractive, thick-papered pamphlets to new and existing customers.
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Politiski said when she went away to college she would send her friends face masks for birthdays and holidays as a way to keep in touch; when they visited her in Manhattan, she would take them to the Glossier showroom in SoHo.
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The release of President Obama's eighth and final budget on Tuesday has forced into the open the seething tensions that never really went away after a spending agreement was reached last year, in part to ease Mr. Ryan's transition into the speaker's suite.
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There was a mass mobilization of citizens showing up at town halls and making members of Congress aware that there were real people, with real health benefits, who would be very angry and very vocal about their anger if those benefits went away.
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Other cases -- such as the former refugee who sued Trump for copyright infringement over a Skittles tweet or the breach of contract claim brought by a kids' dancing troupe -- went away more quietly, with the plaintiffs voluntarily dismissing complaints earlier this month.
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Wolf Parade, a band that never technically went away but rather just seemed uninterested in being Wolf Parade for a few years, had no grand never-getting-back-together narrative to accompany them, but every part of their return has been perfectly executed.
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When Tyler Mann first started getting cluster headaches a little over a decade ago, he'd crawl into his bathroom, turn off the lights, shut the door, and scream as loud as he could for up to an hour until the pain went away.
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One of the last major organizations in the Department of Defense focused on cites was the Joint Urban Operations Office, once the department's Executive Agent for urban operations, which went away when its parent command, the Joint Forces Command, was disestablished in 2011.
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We talked more about the continuum then, and that was really helpful in terms of contextualizing my relationship with my mother, who is a lesbian… and then we went away for the summer, but Sara came to visit me and that was great.
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At 24A, it helps to know that POP means soda (this was something I first learned when I went away to college in a different area than where I grew up), which is why the entry POP QUESTION refers to Coke and Pepsi.
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Nor did the 2015 election represent as much of a break with Myanmar's past as it first seemed -- the military kept a firm grip on power, while the ethnic strife and civil war which have racked the country since independence never went away.
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Designing Women was at a point where we had Murphy Brown and Roseanne and all these shows led by really smart, interesting women, both the actresses and the characters they played, and it felt like maybe that went away for a while.
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"Right now, I think the bear market is fading and the bull market's beginning again because of a huge resurgence in the data center, although, in reality, that business never really went away — it just got written off for all the wrong reasons," Cramer said.
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Some of the people who are losing coverage because of the individual mandate are losing coverage because it causes premiums to rise, but there are some people who would elect not to purchase coverage—even if premiums stayed the same—if the mandate went away.
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I thought about what it would feel like to be 17 years old and find out that your friend and bandmate had murdered someone; would it make sense for you to go to the police, or to ignore it and hope it went away?
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"The feeling that I couldn't see my life clearly because everything was very dark went away, as if someone opened a window shade and let the light in," Cooper recalls, noting that this happened within a few weeks—faster than an antidepressant typically works.
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"(Last year) was a stellar year for economic growth in Europe, we've seen a resumption of inflation so those deflationary fears went away and it almost happened in a flash … Now everybody is concerned about potential for deflation and even potential for contagion," he added.
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The study's survey data suggests this is in fact what was going on: When researchers controlled for people's recovery goals — meaning, whether they wanted to commit to lifetime total abstinence or not — the differences between the 123-step groups, SMART, and LifeRing went away.
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In the states that did not allow insurers to account for a loss of federal funding, the rates would be "inadequate" if that funding went away, said David M. Dillon, a fellow with the Society of Actuaries who has also worked with several state regulators.
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In therapy, I ate lunch every week with my therapist until this mostly went away, but I still have difficulty eating in crowded places where my thoughts tell me that everyone is watching me eat and waiting for me to mess up my swallowing.
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They're the only ones who are making interesting movies in this mid-budget range that the studios used to do back in the '70s, '80s, maybe even '90s and 2000s, but then it kind of went away in the last five or 10 years.
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Not that long ago attacks on Obamacare were a winning tactic for the G.O.P., but last year's attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act seems to have concentrated the public's mind, making many people aware of how much they might lose if it went away.
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When Mr. Kushner went away to Harvard, Ms. Ward wrote, his parents had a business associate keep an eye on him — by taking him out for dinner and reporting back on his activities — to make sure he was not dating non-Jews or doing drugs.
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I thought maybe the headphones might have been tuned to be a little too bass-heavy (common in over-the-ear headphones, unfortunately), but then I listened to a track by Adele and those fears went away as I was fully captivated by her crystal-clear voice.
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Although every think tank that works on health policy has taken a crack at guessing how many people could end up without health insurance if Obamacare went away, the CBO report gave us a go-to number of 24 million over the course of the next decade.
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Too bad as soon as I walked out onto 34th Street, that all went away in a heartbeat, as I was nearly run over by an MTA bus before using my new Monica Rose-chosen Nikes to haul my ass into a cab heading for home.
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That all went away when the Arduino team sprinkled a generous helping of user-friendliness across the proceedings, making it easy to (re)program the processors, and using a Java-clone and an easy-to-learn IDE made it ridiculously easy to develop software for hardware applications.
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Even the one thing everyone believed they could count on — John Delaney running and being overlooked — went away when the former Maryland congressman on Friday ended the campaign he began in 2017, running for more than two years only to exit three days short of the caucus.
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The worst thing that happened on your vacation—like the ferry went away and you had to stay on this stupid island for two more days, or your bus got stuck in the sand at the end of nowhere—back home those were sometimes the best stories.
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The title track details the melancholy of letting go: Wild heart, young man, goddamn I never wanted to keep For your gold is ages old before the end of your story Give my hand to Jesus when it went away with you Oh wanderer, I've been wondering.
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They bring her to the fake mami and fake papa but this time maybe it does look a little like the castle in the movie that she saw with the other children when Mami and Papa went away, the one with the princess who fell asleep.
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Harris said that what happened last year has forced the city of Charlottesville to address the issue of race, which never really went away, not since, she said gesturing towards the Paramount Movie Theatre, her parents had to sit in the "negro seats" in the back.
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Still as "primal and untamed" as it was when she left to pursue a career as a concert pianist in London, the place now feels haunted — as indeed it is, by the memory of all the young women who have gone missing since she went away.
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He was preparing lots of lists of Jewish doctors and others, and there were actually some buses being lined up ready to round them up, and then when he died, Beria, in his attempt to become the liberal, all the buses went away and everything stood down.
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I went away in a massive panic, there wasn't enough time—I bought the cheapest drum kit I could find and found a drum teacher locally and was like, 'Look here's the deal I need to learn to play this song as soon as possible, what can you do?
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But even if Hogan went away, Thiel would not ... investing in Gawker right now is a very unattractive proposition, since any investor knows that they will be fighting a years-long battle with a single-minded billionaire who doesn't care about how much money he spends on the fight.
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While discussing the topic with her mom, Adrienne Banfield-Jones, on an episode of her Red Table Talk series on Facebook Watch, the actress, 46, revealed she had a treatment done called the BTL Ultra Femme 360 to fix her bladder issues — which completely went away after three sessions.
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"When I was growing up there were all these record stores in malls and you know, they had posters and you'd go through the racks of posters and they had so much cool stuff and then they all went away," he explains after telling me that he's 45.
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" Start grooming habits early "When I was 13 or 14, I went away to summer camp in the U.S. and my mother put inside my bag Estée by Estée Lauder fragrance, a Lierac stretch mark cream and a Clarins Eau Dynamisante body moisturizer that had a very strong smell.
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The ancient craft never went away, but relatively recently, aided by its high Instagrammability, a heightened appreciation of DIY, and everyone's desperate need to keep their hands busy in an anxiety-inducing world, it became more within the purview of urbane people who know how to flex online.
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One boorish co-worker at a transcription job I had in graduate school made it his business to reiterate to me, in tedious detail, whatever it was our boss had just told us to do, and it was easier to stand sentry, nodding politely, until he went away.
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What It Is: The Newest (and Some Tried-and-True) Travel Beauty Products Who Tried It: Sharon Clott Kanter, Deputy Style Director Why I Did It: I went away to Turks & Caicos last week for a little spring break, and I barely had anything in my beauty arsenal to bring.
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We consumed a lot of his stolen heroin while he outwaited his pursuers in my little apartment, and when he felt safe and went away he left me with a large quantity of the stuff, all mine, and over the course of the following month I became thoroughly addicted to heroin.
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The last two weeks have been another a loud wake-up call for Democrats who have railed against President Donald Trump but who thought that this reality star commander-in-chief was so incompetent, corrupt and self-centered that it was only a matter of time before he went away.
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