Then [my son] went back on and it was fine.
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Then she discovers that Jamie went back on his word.
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I occasionally went back on to search for my name.
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It just went back on the market for $2.48 million.
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Even Obama went back on his word a number of times.
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So I went back on OkCupid and created a new profile.
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But he went back on his words just a few days later.
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Manning was granted clemency, but Assange immediately went back on his promise.
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This wasn't troubling at first; I merely went back on the antidepressants.
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Tampa Bay went back on top in the bottom of the third.
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They recorded a video in which he went back on his testimony.
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I went back on Cyber Monday to see what it looked like now.
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The Avalanche, though, went back on top at 4:08 of the second.
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It went back on the market in 2018 and sold for $14 million.
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Two paintings stolen from the Van Gogh Museum in 2002 went back on display.
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On April 17th the service went back on air in parts of the country.
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Right fielder Abraham Almonte went back on the ball and appeared to misjudge it.
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He then stole someone else's sedan and "went back on his rampage," Johnston said.
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The Canadians went back on top later in the period, again on the powerplay.
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He was activated Monday, pitched Tuesday and went back on the DL on Wednesday.
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And the Biden campaign quickly went back on offense, hitting Harris for her latest remarks.
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Others do not understand how he accidentally went back on Instagram and uploaded new photos.
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" Hours later he went back on the social network to add, "Democrats want us dead.
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Trump went back on his word during the negotiations that led to the current shutdown.
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Fortunately, he was able to recover in a hurry and things went back on track.
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He went back on the disabled list last July with elbow tendonitis and did not return.
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When the computer reported an outstanding warrant for Taylor on criminal mischief, handcuffs went back on.
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It would be a tragedy for him if he went back on his word so blatantly.
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But emerging from hospital I went back on the streets because I couldn't disappoint the people.
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That part, at least, was all too familiar: They went back on watch for suicide bombers.
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Facing hard-throwing reliever Tayron Guerrero, the Giants went back on top 4-3 in the seventh.
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He went back on active duty, she said, partly to get their children away from Flint water.
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Between 2010 and 2012, she went back on the road to find the new paintings and partners.
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I went back on dating apps and started going on random dates with people here and there.
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"I went back on the mound and I didn't really have feeling on that thumb," Conlon said.
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The hat and sunglasses went back on, and he headed out the door and toward the subway.
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After taking some time to care for her newborn, Leila, Melissa went back on the job market.
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"I thought the two pitches to Drury were close, went back on video and they missed," he said.
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But after an official review confirmed Green's basket was good, 0.2 also went back on the game clock.
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In October 2017, Hamon went back on the French Biomedicine Agency's waiting list for a new face transplant.
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I went back on the site and had one phone conversation with a woman, but that was it.
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But that all changed when the Union Leader's publisher, Joseph McQuaid, said Christie went back on his word.
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Paul Simon went back on tour, promoting his "Stranger to Stranger" album, which goes on sale June 3.
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When it started to falter, she went back on to the Tarceva, which worked for another four months.
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The condo was sold in 2018 and went back on the market for $4.3 million earlier this year.
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The speaker went back on the Republican conference call later to clarify he was not withdrawing his endorsement.
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Then the top went back on, and it was cut into wedges, to be eaten like a sandwich.
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Uber's self-driving program tentatively went back on the road nine months after a fatal crash in Arizona.
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Florida went back on top 2-1 with just two minutes left in the second period on Malgin's goal.
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Miami went back on top 21-14 in the second period on Perry's 19-yard screen pass to Harris.
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Instead, she went back on the air later that day to correct the record, taking full and unambiguous responsibility.
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So basically, this white man made a promise to Senator Warren and then went back on what he said.
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Miami went back on top on Robert Burns' 15-yard reception with 2:26 left in the first half.
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Said she&aposs going to stay off twitter, but lacking impulse control she went back on it, you know, today.
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The phones went back on sale at Amazon after the company pledged to update its policies on third-party software.
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Despite insisting that after the last time he went back on the pledge he would never do it again. Whoops!
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After each failed advance, we suddenly had to defend our gains as the other team went back on the attack.
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In her previous term, Merkel herself suggested that she would not run again but then went back on the comment.
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Severely weakened by Jammeh's treatment, Sowe and Ceesay went back on ARVs after Jammeh discharged them, and Jatta started taking them.
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No one bought it, though, and it went back on the market for a reduced price of $67 million in 2017.
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The spotlight then went back on Lewis, who needed just six pitches to get through the bottom of the seventh unscathed.
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Problem was, the Italians went back on their promise once the meeting began, chalking the whole thing up to a misunderstanding.
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Weeks later, Trump went back on those comments and called the House health care bill "mean" in a meeting with senators.
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The estate reportedly went back on the market in 2008 with an asking price that reached $100 million at one point.
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It prompted outrage among hardcore Coca-Cola fans, and less than three months later, Coca-Cola went back on its decision.
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And so the company's plans went back on the shelf, and might have stayed there had Fawn Weaver not come along.
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But the Ferguson City Council, citing the high costs of the proposed agreement, went back on some of the proposed reforms.
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Yet even as Ghanaians partied, Mr Jammeh went back on Gambian state television to say he didn't accept the result after all.
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And when Seal Faith went back on December 22nd, she managed to pick up the faint signal of the chick's radio transmitter.
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And despite his relative youth, d'Arnaud has been repeatedly injured in his career and went back on the disabled list on Friday.
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West also says Tidal went back on a promise of additional money for exclusive music videos, which Tidal reportedly says Kanye never produced.
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One of our friends went back on the scene to carry our injured friend who couldn't move nor speak but was still breathing.
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Then you fast-forward three years, and I went back on the show to talk about it, and the men were super-engaged.
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Just 91 seconds after the Oilers went back on top, Nashville's Nick Bonino muscled the puck past Smith to make it 3-3.
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Cordle said he understood those who felt that his request for an early release went back on his initial pledge to take full responsibility.
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Soon after, other Gold Star families stepped forward to say that Trump either hadn't contacted them or went back on promises he'd previously made.
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Washington went back on top in the sixth, taking a 4-2 lead on Adams' 12th homer of the season — his ninth this month.
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It went back on sale late last year — and even though it was a year-old device, we still thought it was pretty good.
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Then, Giuliani went back on Fox News Thursday morning and admitted the payment to Daniels was motivated, at least in part, by the election.
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After Manning was released, Assange went back on his promise and said that President Obama only did it to make Assange look like a liar.
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When the lights in the theater went back on, I was an altered person, my ears still ringing from the movie's jarring and insistent soundtrack.
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When I went back on Tuesday, one of the archivists presented me with the file — cream-colored, bound with string and titled in neat cursive.
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Since that 60 Minutes interview when Trump went back on his promise to investigate Clinton, I haven't been able to look at him the same way.
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Overwhelmed with emotion, Amy, who also has two daughters with Andre, went back on Facebook Thursday to update and thank everyone who reached out to them.
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After blowing a 3-1 lead, Edmonton went back on top 21-26 on Larsson's second of the game at 222:22016 of the third period.
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The disgraced director filed new docs saying the Academy went back on its word to give him serious consideration after it expelled him in May 2018.
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Ice Cube's got a message for the Qatari investors he's suing for over $33 BILLION ... after they allegedly went back on their agreement with the BIG3.
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In China, Trump even went back on several campaign comments when he said he didn't blame the country for its trade deals with the United States.
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After a Siakam put-back gave the Raptors a one-point lead, the Spurs went back on top on Belinelli's 3-pointer with 44.9 seconds left.
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On Thursday, Jordan went back on the attack, but this time the target was an FBI agent accused of political bias in the Trump-Russia probe.
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In New York City, his former Soho apartment (bought by West in 2004 and sold in 2018) just went back on the market for $4.7 million.
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Williams went back on court, held her serve in that game, and then broke Osaka's serve to take a 3-1 lead in the second set.
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He suckered the people and he suckered the politicians until he got what he wanted, and then he went back on pretty much everything he promised.
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In the fourth quarter, Harden threw down a fastbreak dunk, but the ball spun through the net, then went back on the rim and bounced out.
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Greta Van Susteren defended Ailes in the wake of the lawsuit but went back on her support of Ailes after her departure from the network in September.
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Greta Van Susteren defended Ailes in the wake of the lawsuit, but went back on her support of Ailes after her departure from the network in September.
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Of course, he went back on his word and didn't retire at all—instead signing for Rizin, the Japanese-based fight promotion which is a Pride reincarnate.
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On Friday morning—a day after falsely claiming that Barack Obama and Clinton didn't talk about the hacks during the election—he went back on the offensive.
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Yak went back on BSI's payroll in October and was last paid his monthly salary of nearly S$83,000 on Jan 20093, according to his court affidavit.
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Yak went back on BSI's payroll in October and was last paid his monthly salary of nearly S$83,000 on Jan 27, according to his court affidavit.
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This penthouse in the Clock Tower of San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood just went back on the market for a reduced asking price of $6 million, SFGate reported.
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Critics of former President Barack Obama said he went back on his promise to act if the Syrian regime crossed the "red line" of using chemical weapons.
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And so I really got involved doing a lot of work, I kind of recently went back on as creative director for this skate brand called Huf.
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This tenuous relationship with veterans began to crumble when Obama went back on his word, in February 2009, and launched a surge of 17,000 troops to Afghanistan.
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In 2015, Huffington Post Editor in Chief Arianna Huffington decided the publication would cover President Donald Trump's campaign as entertainment — the company later went back on that.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump went back on the attack against James Comey, the former F.B.I. director, after Mr. Comey's ABC News interview on Sunday.
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When I broke up with my ex, I went back on Tinder, because I feel like if you want to date, you have to be on the apps.
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Oakland went back on top when Khris Davis snapped a 29-game homerless drought with a tiebreaking solo shot with two outs in the bottom of the eighth.
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However, since I had fewer than the targeted 10 eggs to show for it, I went back on birth control for a few months and did it again.
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They went back on sale through Knight Frank over the summer, alongside the opening of the ground-floor Arcade, which is billed as an all-day food theater.
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When I went back on another night, though, the plates were excessively fussed over, self-conscious and forced, with the form of haute cuisine but not the sense.
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"I believe Ivanka is more open-minded a person you can reason with," Mr. Ybarra said, just before he went back on the website and increased his bid.
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Both Isakson and Pence are went back on the floor later Thursday afternoon when the CRA gets a vote on final passage and their votes will be needed again.
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Le Corbusier's tapestry "Les Dés Sont Jetés" ("The Dice Are Cast," 1959) went back on display at the Sydney Opera House, 57 years after Jørn Utzon commissioned the work.
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Read the entire filing here: Burton also claims Carrey went back on his promise to pay for White's funeral services, at which the actor was a pallbearer last October.
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So, Broussard went back on FS1 and discussed his relationship with KD -- saying he and Durant "text" all the time about a variety of topics ... some good, some bad.
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Most recently, it went back on a proposal to redefine broadband standards in a way that would make telecoms look like they're making more progress than they actually are.
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Change of heart: President Trump went back on one of his xenophobic promises from the 2016 campaign trail, in which he demonized undocumented immigrants and called for their deportation.
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With her body still in the room, the man browsed pornography and went back on Tinder to arrange a date for the next night, prosecutors said during the trial.
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Wofford opened the second half with a 9-4 run for a 35-32 lead, but once the Wildcats went back on top moments later they never trailed again.
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Once Spears was able to take her much needed time off, she went back on Instagram to confirm to fans that she was still deeply in love with her man.
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It's not that I want Clinton to be crucified or "locked up" — it's the nonchalance with which he went back on his word after hammering it repeatedly during the campaign.
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It rose for a brief time to a peak of $35 in 1996 when, not coincidentally, Trump went back on the Forbes list with an estimated fortune of $450 million.
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Talks fell apart in May after Trump claimed that China went back on some of its promises to remedy those issues, though China said it did not break its promises.
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"We have to diversify the platforms that we're using out of necessity, because we know now that Valve cannot be trusted because they went back on their word," says Pickett.
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Thirty seconds after tying it, Montreal went back on the power play when Johns earned a delay of game penalty for firing the puck over the boards at 3:28.
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"I was crushed when Chipotle went back on its promise to pay me and other co-workers the overtime that we worked so hard for," Alvarez said in a statement.
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In response, the president it voted for went back on his campaign promise to declare the crisis a "national emergency," which would have automatically allocated federal funds to fight it.
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According to a notice obtained by CNN, employees went back on the payroll on Sunday and are required to report to the office after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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Boxberger was on the disabled list for the first 49 games, made one appearance Tuesday and went back on the DL. ... The Rays recalled IF Tim Beckham from Triple-A Durham.
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On Tuesday evening, she said, she went back on Facebook—only to receive a message saying Facebook had removed the image, and that she was blocked from posting for 24 hours.
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China thought it had reached a deal with Washington in May to avoid a trade war, but was shocked when the Trump administration, in Beijing's eyes, went back on that agreement.
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China thought it had reached a deal with Washington in May to avoid a trade war but was shocked when the Trump administration, in Beijing's eyes, went back on that agreement.
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Then he injured his left hamstring toward the end of camp, missing the beginning of the regular season, and went back on the injured list in August with another hamstring injury.
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Update, April 10th, 8:93AM ET: After Westworld co-creator Jonathan Nolan's original Reddit post received more than 1,000 upvotes, he went back on Reddit and shared the "spoiler" video around midnight.
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Colorado went back on top 2-1 with 5:44 gone in the second on a short-handed goal by Soderberg, whose shot from the right circle bounced in off Luongo's mask.
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When I went back on a recent Sunday morning, the sun was shining through the windows, past the displays of new books and onto the original honey-color wooden floors and bookshelves.
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Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo, whose country was supposed to take in 400 people in 2016, went back on the commitment following the terrorist attacks in Brussels in which 30 people died.
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In Rindge, it did not even go after the White House's new budget, which went back on a number of campaign promises by proposing cuts to Social Security and reduced spending on Medicaid.
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Michael Cohen says Donald Trump left him and high dry the second things got hot, and went back on a promise to cover all of Cohen's legal fees related to the Mueller investigation.
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In addition to the 15-game suspension, he also missed all of April recovering from knee surgery and then went back on the disabled list with knee inflammation and missed all of August.
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The company's analysis found that in the fourth quarter of 2016, 4.3 percent of homes listed as pending in the United States went back on the market, up from 1.4 percent in 0003.
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But when Ceasar was released on bail in April 2018 as part of that agreement, she went back on Facebook, chatting with the same ISIS members and reaching out to new ones, prosecutors said.
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He was seen in the dugout taking a fair bit more time to write than for just the usual dashed-off signature and then approached the fan when he went back on the field.
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It first went back on the market a year ago, asking $11.85 million, but when no buyers came along, it quietly left the market, only to come back with an $8.5 million price tag.
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President Barack Obama commuted Manning's sentence shortly before leaving office in 2017, but Assange went back on his promise and said that President Obama only did it to make Assange look like a liar.
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Nani equalized for Portugal just before the end of the first half, but then Hungary went back on top early in the second half on the first of two deflected goals from Balázs Dzsudzsák.
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"I'd like to thank everybody who has been supporting 'Parasite' and who's been working with 'Parasite' and who's been loving 'Parasite,'" said producer Miky Lee after the lights went back on the Dolby Theatre stage.
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Just three days after the billionaire announced that he was going offline, Tesla Inc's chief executive officer went back on Tuesday with a handful of tweets promoting a successful test by his rocket company, SpaceX.
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She went back on tour and recorded the album after extensive cancer treatment, during a period of remission and as the disease returned, but her voice and songs stay bold, gutsy and down-to-earth.
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But a decade after he first arrived on the London fashion scene, Henry Holland went back on Saturday afternoon to where it all began: those cheeky fashion groupie slogan T-shirts, reworked for the next generation.
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President Donald Trump went back on the attack against CNN Saturday morning, accusing the network of making a "vicious and purposeful mistake" when it was forced to correct a story about the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks.
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" After Kelly reportedly complained about O'Reilly's comments to Fox News executives, he went back on the defensive, saying on The O'Reilly Factor, "If you don't like what's happening in the workplace, go to human resources or leave.
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Mr. Payne went back on air later in the day to apologize for what he called "false and derogatory" remarks, saying he did not hear them because a producer was speaking in his ear at the moment.
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Perry humbly went back on his call to scrap the Energy Department—a pledge he made during his 2012 presidential bid—in his confirmation hearing, which ultimately helped him solidify a large majority of votes during Thursday's vote.
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Luckily, I find an old friend and we duck outside to watch the latest New Radicals video (thank god Gregg Alexander went back on his decision to retire from the biz, amirite??), which had just dropped on App.
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LONDON, Sept 20 (Reuters) - An ally of British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn attempted to have his deputy sacked on Friday as the Labour Party's divisions over Brexit went back on display on the eve of its annual conference.
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On Thursday, Harrell went back on Facebook to relay a message from the fisherman, telling people tagging the sharks does not bring them into the beach area because they put out bait around 300 to 400 yards off shore.
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After my bipolar diagnosis, I went back on medication after years of telling myself I could handle what was going on alone, and it's been life-changing to finally have the help I was too scared to ask for.
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The fact that no one has been made to answer for this man's death, and that the police who ended his life quickly went back on the job, only serves to deepen the sting of this latest flimsy report.
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On the other hand, the president of the United States went back on Twitter to inquire whether he'd receive a thank you from three black college students he worked to free from detention in China after accusations of shoplifting.
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John Podhoretz in Commentary: With this deal, Trump has betrayed his core followers and a significant campaign promise — the most startling such turnabout since the first President Bush went back on his "read my lips, no new taxes" pledge.
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Golovkin's beautiful jab allowed him to throw off Canelo's timing and avoid the counters for the most part, but even the ones Canelo landed seemed to do very little to the iron-jawed Kazakh, who immediately went back on the attack.
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The CDU leadership had urged members to reject the motion, which went back on a compromise reached in 2014 with the Social Democrats (SPD), junior party in Merkel's ruling coalition, allowing those concerned to take two passports at 23 years old.
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They went back on the road with their Hell Freezes Over tour ("We'll get together when hell freezes over," Frey had told Henley when the band broke up) and released a live album that immediately went to No. 1 on Billboard.
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The reasons were unknown as to why, but he quickly went back on his word (that is if he actually said it) later that year after seeing a band from Cardiff called Super Furry Animals perform at London's Camden Monarch.
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The Indians, the defending American League champions, absorbed a double blow when Miller went back on the disabled list with tendinitis for the second time in 20 days and starter Danny Salazar was placed on the D.L. with an elbow problem.
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Armenia recently went back on its promise to participate in NATO exercises, presumably because Moscow cracked the whip or stated it would do so, or because the very threat that it might do so constrained Armenia from exercising its sovereign rights.
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Although he went back on his tradition medication after the incident, he's now part of a U.S. Food and Drug Administration study for a drug called PRO 140, in which he takes one shot per week as opposed to many pills every day.
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Flaherty, just recalled from Triple-A Memphis when starter Adam Wainwright went back on the disabled list due to an elbow injury, entered the game with an 0-1 record for the season and 0-3 in eight games in his career.
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"He told me, 'We'll build the store in your image,' and he never went back on his word," Ms. Mello told her biographer, John A. Tiffany, who charted her influence in "Dawn: The Career of the Legendary Fashion Retailer Dawn Mello" (2019).
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The new rule being considered was proposed after OMB director Mick Mulvaney said no one would lose the value of their current benefits and after Trump pledged as a candidate to not cutting Social Security benefits -- but they went back on those pledges.
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"We came up with a bunch of ideas out of the White House, yes they didn't pass primarily because John McCain went back on his word to vote for it in the middle of the night," Mulvaney said on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday.
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Lopez Obrador went back on the road after finishing runner-up again in 2012, and became the focal point of opposition after the PRI formed a loose legislative alliance with the PAN and his old base, the leftist Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD).
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This past week, for a few precious days and for the first time since the late 1500s, the tapestries went back on view in the Sistine Chapel, as part of the 500th anniversary of the death of Raphael, one of the Renaissance's great masters.
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Baez says a doctor in the Medical Examiner's Office went back on the deal and decided they would keep the brain and do the exam, rather than sending it to B.U. The attorney is threatening a lawsuit if the M.E. continues to withhold the brain.
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The company was sued by a visual effects team it didn't pay and then, when the cash crunch really hit home, it canceled plans for an assembly plant in California and went back on a $1 billion project to develop a massive factory in the Nevada desert.
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On July 16, 2019, it went back on display at the Air and Space Museum, and one of its first visitors was Adam Savage who's spent years working on and perfecting an exact replica of Neil Armstrong's A7-L pressure suit, which he wore for the occasion.
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But once the U.N. talks got underway in San Francisco, the United States went back on its word and voted to seat Argentina, which had failed to meet that rather generous deadline — a decision promoted by Nelson Rockefeller, the assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs.
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The Sharks went back on top with only their fourth shot of the period, and second in more than 13 minutes, when Pavelski capped a 2-on-1 break by using Jannik Hansen as a decoy and shooting to beat Lehtonen for his 25th goal at 17:14.
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Kershaw was shut down on Wednesday due to lingering pain in his back and Hyun-Jin Ryu went back on the disabled list, forcing Los Angeles to push Bud Norris up a day and recall Urias from the minors after sending him down in part to limit his innings.
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There have been nearly as many false pivots as real crises: Mr. Trump was expected to adopt a kinder-gentler attitude after an "Access Hollywood" recording of him making lewd comments about women surfaced last fall, but after a short statement of contrition he went back on the attack.
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When I first moved overseas—to Turkey, at age 6, just before the first Gulf War and after my dad went back on active duty in the Air Force—Dad rented a movie for the family to watch, because it said on the box it was set in Turkey.
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I made some stops in cities and villages during the trip where I recorded a lot of voices and sounds, and then I went back on the train with a lot of time to compose using these materials whilst surrounded by incredible landscapes and the sounds of the train around me.
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The Singapore-based company — which operates a popular blog and events business in Southeast Asia — laid off as many as one-third of its staff after it went back on a plan to raise money from an ICO, according to documents reviewed by TechCrunch and multiple people familiar with the situation.
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And, unlike in earlier shutdowns, when lawmakers have worked through the night to try to bridge policy differences, Democrats on Capitol Hill see little reason to compromise, given that the president went back on his word to avert the shutdown and that they will gain even more negotiating leverage come Jan.
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To further nail the authenticity of old web culture, he even went back on the WayBackMachine to pull real Youtube comments and original usernames from 2006 which, if you think have terrible grammar now, a decade ago almost exclusively consisted of "all lower case, misspelled words, acronyms, and excessive characters," Seeley says.
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Still, when you consider that it was only 11 months ago that GoPro had to recall each of the first 2,500 units of Karma that were shipped, and only eight months ago that it went back on sale, it's somewhat encouraging that the product survived to the point that it's getting feature updates.
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First, he went back on his pledge to bondholders last year when, instead of taking a pro-free markets position, he refused to pay, adopting the Obama-Weiss-Summers line of debt forgiveness and sticking it to bondholders, many of which are average Americans that put their life savings and retirement funds in these bonds.
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Bachelorette runner-up Luke Pell said ABC went back on its promise that he'd have the starring role the morning he was supposed to fly to LA. "They said ABC had decided to quote-unquote go in a different direction," he told Us.Pulling a last minute switch on contestants like this seems to be a habit of ABC's. E!
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"For a long time we couldn't play Michael Jackson songs without the audience reacting negatively but, over time and his subsequent death, we learned through music research that the audience were ready to hear his tracks on the radio again — so they went back on the playlist," Wratt said in an opinion piece on the website NewsHub.
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Read more:Trump called out a viral picture of his tan line for being edited, but originals didn't look too differentThe Trump administration went back on its promise to protect whistleblowers' safety72 photos show all of the key moments from Trump's impeachmentPeople are comparing Trump's purge of 2 top officials who testified against him to an episode straight out of the Watergate scandal
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"There was a tipping point with Ivanka Trump — it was right after the Billy Bush tape came out and she went back on the campaign trail," said Shannon Coulter, a San Francisco-based marketing executive who, a few weeks ago, started a campaign, #GrabYourWallet, to boycott the 21 retailers, including Lord & Taylor, Zappos, Nordstrom and Macy's, that carry Ms. Trump's wares.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) said that Republicans will not approve any Supreme Court nominee put forward by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, should she be elected president in November (though he later went back on that pledge, somewhat).
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Days after calling news media coverage of the coronavirus pandemic "very fair" at a White House news briefing, the president on Thursday went back on the offensive, agreeing with a reporter from the right-wing outlet One America News Network that outlets like The Washington Post, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal were siding with Chinese government propaganda and joking that he wanted to remove 75 percent to 80 percent of the journalists in the briefing room in the name of social distancing.
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