Of those voters, 60% went for Sanders, while 39% went for Clinton.
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Yet Lady Gaga went for it, and, man, she fucking went for it.
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And he grabbed me and went for my mouth and went for my lips.
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But this time, 254% of black voters went for Clinton and 246% went for Sanders.
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Stella and Barney went for spectacle and pageantry, while Ryman went for — excuse the joke — bones.
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By the numbers: Of those 22 House seats, 208 went for Clinton and 27 went for Trump.
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In 2008 and 2012 it went for President Obama; in 203 and 2004 it went for President Bush.
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Immortals recovered quickly and immediately went for a Baron kill to push them ahead, and CLG went for revenge.
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In 2000, the town went for George W. Bush, though the rest of the state went for John McCain.
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Notably, while many of these counties are in states that went for Trump, the counties themselves went for Hillary Clinton.
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There's different imagery in the lyrics, which kind of is why we went for the single covers that we went for.
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A solid-colored foil balloon went for about $3 and some 24-inch solid-colored helium latex balloons went for about $7.
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At the high jewelry presentations in chilly Paris, Chanel went for tweed, Dior went for pairs, and Boucheron celebrated the Question Mark.
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In Missouri, the split was 48% who decided in the last week went for Cruz and 48% who decided earlier went for Trump.
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If every Trump disapprover went for O'Rourke and every approver went for O'Rourke's Republican opponent Ted Cruz, the race should have been even.
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And then I went for the lob and then I went for a bob and now, I don't even know what length this is!
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"He says when we first met it was super awkward because he went for a handshake and I went for a hug," she said.
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"He says when we first met it was super awkward because he went for a handshake and I went for a hug," she recalls.
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In his first four games, Gurley had seven carries that went for 20 or more yards, and 211 that went for 260 or more yards.
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In 2008, 78 percent of black South Carolina primary voters went for Barack Obama, and in 2016, 86 percent of them went for Hillary Clinton.
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It's unclear which item she went for until she opens the box right there at the beach, and it turns out she went for the heels.
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It was true of Hollywood after the arrival of television, where some went for Cinerama and others went for a more pointedly adult and arty direction.
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Four other counties also have 93 percent of their vote in: Butler and Bullock, which both went for Jones, and Winston and Cleburne, which went for Moore.
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"We kind of just went for it — we had good careers and the space and everything, and we wanted kids, so we just went for it," he said.
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Precincts that went for Donald Trump are red and those that went for Hillary Clinton are blue — the darker the color, the greater the voting percentage for that candidate.
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Cory Booker — saw an opportunity and went for it.
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Topping the lots were works by Rembrandt van Rijn, including an etching of "Pieter Haaring" (2616), which went for $2500,22, and "A Beggar Seated on a Bank" (2071), which went for $2868,21820.
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Topping the lots were works by Rembrandt van Rijn, including an etching of "Pieter Haaring" (1655), which went for $81,19282, and "A Beggar Seated on a Bank" (22019), which went for $19283,22019.
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A meal cooked by Mr. Harris and his husband, the chef David Burtka, went for $60,000, while a trip to San Francisco for a meal cooked by Alice Waters went for $50,000.
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Twenty-two percent of those voters went for Donald Trump, but 21 percent went for John Kasich — giving Kasich the benefit of the late-breaking establishment vote that Rubio so desperately needed.
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But recently, one of the calls went for 22 minutes.
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Went for a second opinion and didn't get great news.
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After all, a 1957 Scaglietti recently went for $34 million.
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The Apple III went for $3,815 with the monitor included.
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So we went for him, purely on that selfish basis.
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We went for steals at times when we shouldn't have.
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I swallowed my baby breakfast and went for a run.
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Pennsylvania, which Casey represents, narrowly went for Trump in 2016.
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The blond lock went for $12,500 at auction on Saturday.
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This is the honest truth: I went for a friend.
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And it's no surprise she went for a bold hue.
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Minnesota last went for a Republican presidential candidate in 1972.
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When he got the chance, Mayor Pete went for it.
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I enjoyed every single bite and went for another slice.
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Seattle's first three hits of the game went for homers.
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Timothée Chalamet went for the glitz at the Golden Globes!
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Troian Bellisario and Lucy Hale also went for major updates.
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After the show, I went for a meet and greet.
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But, for some strange reason, I just went for it.
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And this time around, Bella went for a major statement.
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But what would happen if we actually went for it?
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I went for a swim in Brighton the other day.
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"He went for an MRI on his ankle," Maddon said.
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Ventura threw 82 pitches and only 41 went for strikes.
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I went for a walk to speed up the process.
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Just over 52 percent of Republican voters went for Trump.
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Hell, Richardson only went for nine points in 33 minutes.
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I went for a walk and suddenly saw these two.
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They went for a drive — and that's when everything changed.
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"She knows that she went for that injection," she said.
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On Monday, Millichamp went for a comfortable yet fashionable ensemble.
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Next day, I went for a facial and a haircut.
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But we just rolled the dice and went for it.
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"He went for it and he got it," she said.
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He went for aces, on both first and second serves.
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Approvers went for Republican House candidates by 88% to 11%.
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But ultimately I went for the strawberry citrus mochi doughnut.
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And about 248% of those white voters went for Moore.
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After a few minutes, I went for my first ball.
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The county went for Trump by a whisker in 2016.
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The same went for all the women in the show.
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The 1996 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster, pictured, went for $218,339.
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The 2007 Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Coupé went for $195,356.
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Padma Lakshmi went for a classic style in light blue.
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"I went for my scan in November 2017," Phelan said.
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The rest went for costs vital to providing humanitarian aid.
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She went for tongue, and I wasn't ready for that.
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I kinda just went for it though with this dress.
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SIM cards that once went for $1,500 now cost $1.50.
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I actually went for a walk on the beach afterwards.
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In the Jones election, they overwhelmingly went for Doug Jones.
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And I was passing, until I went for the physical.
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We knew these things, so we just went for it.
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I went for a Woodford on the rocks this time.
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So that's where I went for coffee the next morning.
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I want to assist, so I just went for it.
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Only 12 were produced and they went for $360,000 each.
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Only one went for a hit — Suarez's two-run homer.
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A bug in the air that went for Trump's hair!
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The same went for Afghanistan, where for years after Sept.
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We went for a drink and played some bar trivia.
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Some counties that went for Hillary Clinton were colored red.
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Lonnie Chisenhall, a solid right fielder, went for the ball.
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Cities went for #VanderBellen while the countryside chose #Hofer pic.twitter.
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I went for some big shots and they didn't land.
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A Nashville coaches challenge went for naught after video review.
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The year before, it went for $165,000, a state record.
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His district went for Trump in 2016 by 85033 points.
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Later the two went for dinner together at Johnny's Dinner.
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She went for a run to burn off some nervousness.
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But she went for a consultation and made the cut.
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The same went for blocking the Obama administration's policy agenda.
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I went for a coffee, and to buy some groceries.
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When the service ended, we talked and went for coffee.
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This time around, the company went for the opposite effect.
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Shoppers in a few states went for more obscure items.
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My grandparents went for their honeymoon on Iceland's largest glacier.
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Both went for Obama in 2008 and Trump in 2016.
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They also would disadvantage states that went for Mr. Trump.
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After the performance, the group went for dinner and drinks.
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Vance's ragged Middletown, Ohio, went for Trump two to one.
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For context, one of Ms. Monroe's brassieres went for $16,000.
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A photograph of the iconic band signed by all four members went for $42,500 (£30,000), while a sealed copy of the band's "butcher" cover for the Yesterday and Today album went for $125,000 (£88,000).
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"[It] said, 'This is the Olympics, it's not easy and you went for a jump that no one else went for in the women's event, so you should be proud of yourself,&apos" Nagasu recalls.
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But she went for it, and she still trusts me now!
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Their individual personalities went for a toss when they began dating.
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I went for two years and my wife worked at Google.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton also went for a hike on Thursday.
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And he went for white, because grey roses aren't a thing.
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We looked at each other, shrugged, and just went for it.
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The same went for the pygmy swordtails, for both male types.
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The same went for the buildings Foxconn had bought in Racine.
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We went for a long hike and stopped at a waterfall.
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Coshocton went for Trump from the get-go, sidelining Ohio Gov.
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Nine of the Blue Jays' 43 hits went for extra bases.
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Billy Porter went for a flamboyant royal purple and lilac look.
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The same thing went for Easter Sunday and graduation ceremonies, too.
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"I was surprised that he went for the lips," she said.
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But she worked through the self-doubt and went for it.
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Unexpectedly, 14 pairs of his underwear went for $200 a piece.
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The other three went for a nearby naval base at Tartus.
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Symptoms came and went for Williams over the next 22 years.
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Last Wednesday, Papini went for a jog as usual, Bosenko said.
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With his back to net, Masuluke went for the bicycle kick.
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I skip the gym, since I went for a run earlier.
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I do, because the district at one point went for Obama.
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Skrillex is a badass, so I went for something equally badass.
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The same went for banks, real estate investment trusts and utilities.
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Too late — Dietrich's shot went for a game-tying RBI double.
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Cardi B went for volume and drama with dramatic fringe details.
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That's how it went for Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week.
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"We went for a ride yesterday for 400 miles," Reeves said.
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Another of the complete sets went for $10.27 million in 2010.
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They had this window of opportunity and just went for it.
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I went for a protein YQ yogurt with some healthy granola.
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Paul Gosar and went for Trump by more than 39 points.
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I know I went for broke but it was worth it.
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And of course the writers went for a movie about journalism.
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That was how it went for me and mascara, at least.
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After signing the agreement, Oksana disavowed it and went for more.
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Lea Michele and Victoria Justice went for one pieces as well.
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The same price that the Ultimate Fighting Championship just went for.
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"They had this window of opportunity and just went for it."
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This time, both Nick and Priyanka — like Madden — went for Dior.
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That buzz was shaking off; he went for the Corteshine again.
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The few that have been settled went for a steep discount.
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Alessandra Ambrosio went for a pared-down look at the gym.
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Flights of more than 216,21 miles went for $149 each way.
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A vast majority of black men (210%) also went for Jones.
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ALG: And the one you ultimately went for first is NAD?
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Flights of more than 1,500 miles went for $149 each way.
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It was Pillar's 10th consecutive hit that went for extra bases.
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He went for 31 and nine in another win over Houston.
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The same seat for a game last week went for $6.
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I recently went for a family wedding — what a great city!
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He went for power after he lost the first senate race.
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Mark Zuckerberg went for the ride of his life on Tuesday.
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Sofia went for a bright orange ensemble from head to toe.
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He finished the half-inning and then went for medical tests.
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Any money I made went for my rent and car payments.
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I went for what makes me feel good, and that's singing.
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John went for veal in Russian red wine with pomegranate marinade.
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It's not surprising that Fallon, when talking politics, went for layups.
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In excruciating pain, he went for an M.R.I. and other tests.
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He went for a classic suit at the 2011 Golden Globes.
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No matter how daunting the goal, Kevin now went for it.
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Just a few days later, Kelly went for his nightly walk.
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The space, formerly a gym, went for $62.22 per square foot.
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Anyway, this dude really went for it with his Milhouse getup.
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Without making a direct snub, they went for the edgier material.
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Unsurprisingly, they went for Trump, who came up with the idea.
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Todd had no one dissuading him, so he went for it.
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I went to school for business; she went for the arts.
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I went for the "freshness factor" when selecting the theme entries.
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When that didn't work either, he went for the full Martha.
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In the end, however, he went for Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Hilary Duff went for a more casual maternity style that year.
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The Best Actor nominee went for a white Burberry tuxedo jacket.
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The district went for Mr. Trump, a Republican, by large margins.
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The same went for subjects like drugs, smoking and sexual orientation.
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The same went for the corporate chieftains he considers his peers.
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We went for the experience—because boys and girls do that.
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The state went for Trump by almost 20 points in 2016.
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If you wanted less juice, you went for a Limber Twig.
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But when he went for the physical, he received disturbing news.
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Jeremy went for a consult and it's worse than we hoped.
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So one warm fall day, off they went for a look.
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I laid out my towel there and went for a dip.
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The family went for a casual look in the 2019 photo.
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Here&aposs how the process went for the three former presidents.
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"He just went for it," says Cuban at the OZY Festival.
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That was how it went for the rest of the day.
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I went for a walk and was immediately on the highway.
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"I usually went for the moody, brooding philosophical type," she said.
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No. They went for Klobuchar (22020 percent) and Buttigieg (28 percent).
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"I just went for all the nice-looking stuff," he said.
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It was estimated to fetch around $100k, but went for $337,000!
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But it's also funny that I went for it full force.
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Tickets for his top-selling tour last year went for an average of $89 while Taylor Swift and Jay-Z and Beyonce's tour went for more than $116 for their most profitable tours, the newspaper wrote.
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I got dressed up in an airport look and went for it.
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He went for an MRI after experiencing forearm discomfort during the outing.
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In 1959 Allison went for an interview to become a Winchell's franchisee.
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The day after Charlottesville, my nerves fried, I went for a walk.
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I went for a drive in San Francisco's Mission District last month.
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I went for a full year once, 1980, without seeing electric light.
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Some said they voted for Trump, while others went for Hillary Clinton.
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A collection of Tyka's noise went for $4,000 in the evening's auction.
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I went for more of a beachy, undone, slightly wet-looking texture.
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The four of them went for pizza, where A.G. pulled Riley aside.
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When I decided that I was ready, I just went for it!
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In our case, we used rum and went for the mojito pod.
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I went for a fry break, and this time I wasn't disappointed.
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Despite the huge selection, I still went for my favorite — Milk Duds.
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I wanted to chase this feeling, so I went for a walk.
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Naturally, Camille went for a Disney-princess look with a glittery tiara.
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For older Washington fans, baseball came and went — for a long time.
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Sophia Bush went for an oversized embellished jacket and wide-leg trousers.
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We really went for this Jack Kirby-inspired look, especially on Sakaar.
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But I've always wanted a white bag, so I went for it.
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Two days later, the couple went for a walk and Steve proposed.
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They later went for a drive, with Mr. Couch at the wheel.
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I went for toothpaste and of course ended up spending 200 bucks.
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In the physical market, a recent tender went for $632, traders said.
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He first ran in 2008, and went for round two in 2012.
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One morning I went for a 50-minute walk without my phone.
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That is, until it went for an all-too-literal zebra shoe.
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The two men wrestled, and then Curry went for Sanchez's own holster.
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"I was proud of him that he went for broke!" she said.
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Markle and Harry shirked such rules and went for a springtime wedding.
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While this guy went for the unorthodox technique of headbutting the machine.
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The standard red one went for twenty dollars and worked just fine.
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As recently as January, the same apartment went for $22014,2148 a month.
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A stay on a private island off Tanzania went for 100,000 euros.
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To clear her head and prepare herself, she went for a run.
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But, of course, white men went for Trump in even higher numbers.
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Hudson went for a new look as well with a fresh-cut.
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According to StubHub, the least expensive ticket went for a cool $3,000.
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Is that persistent invisibility why you went for the title Hidden Figures?
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Leonardo DiCaprio went for wide-eyed optimism in his Golden Globes speech.
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"In the overtime, I just thought we went for it," Trotz said.
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Madrid, though, sensed that Barcelona was spent and went for the victory.
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Trump and Kim signed a document and went for a walk together.
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She went for comfortable clothes for a casual game day on Saturday.
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Taylor Hill went for a natural-makeup look in a casual selfie.
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"After her bath, she went for a little news interview," PAWS wrote.
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Kuhn also caught a four-yard pass that went for another score.
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He went for one and Toronto defenseman Martin Marincin found the other.
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A Modigliani nude offered at Christie's in 2015 went for $170.4 million.
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Working closely with organized labor, Wagner and his staff went for broke.
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Down set point, with a second serve, Kyrgios went for the ace.
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Mother and daughter quickly made up and went for a bike ride.
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We went for 15 months without a word from or about Otto.
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I went for the easy bronze and picked the second cheapest option.
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I went for the first time to Paris to see some shows.
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He went for the full trifecta and picked a cop to torment.
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"They went for more of an astronaut vibe, didn't they," Schreiber said.
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Ava Max went for a superhero-inspired look on the red carpet.
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The actress went for another pantsuit during the 2015 Cannes Film Festival.
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Colorado and Virginia went for Mr. Bush, then flipped to Mr. Obama.
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Black women—22008 percent went for Jones—had made the ultimate difference.
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I needed to do some exploring, so I went for a walk.
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We left the grass area and went for the bridge to finish.
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Kushner went for a more traditional look and wore a standard suit.
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Iowa went for President Obama during the 2008 and 85033 presidential elections.
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We worked at the same place and went for lunch every day.
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But even though I was so tempted, I never went for it.
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I went for toast with apricot jam and a hard-boiled egg.
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Then, they went for cigarettes and didn't report the fire, he said.
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"He went for the kiss and he got the kiss," she said.
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Tickets went for $42 and sold out quickly despite the short-notice.
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That these guys were on board and went for it with me.
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Is there somewhere you went, for work, that you found unexpectedly interesting?
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It went for 40 yards and seemed to signal a dramatic shift.
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The teacher, Patrick Braxton-Andrew, 34, went for a walk on Oct.
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"A copy on eBay went for over £900.00 today !" another poster responded.
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Michigan then went for Donald Trump by less than 217 percentage points.
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He dumped the posters in a bin and went for a drink.
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"I was proud of him that he went for broke," she said.
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By now a crowd was gathering, and someone went for the police.
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Everyone went for summer holiday; they didn't have to count their salary.
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Two other jewels went for even higher prices, also eclipsing their estimates.
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I went for the first time probably nine or 10 years ago.
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Bill Schuette in 2018 came two years after Michigan went for Trump.
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He went for the points, especially near the end of the game.
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Fifty-one percent went for Trump, while only 33 percent chose Ryan.
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But on Tuesday, the president rolled the dice, and went for nice.
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And New Hampshire went for Sanders overwhelmingly in 22018 over Hillary Clinton.
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Jessie Buckley went for all the textures in her feathery velvet dress.
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Margot Robbie went for head-to-toe black in this colorless number.
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Once the story ceased to exist, the same went for the patient.
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This was back when tomatoes went for just 29 cents per pound.
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I went for a couple more fries before packing up my leftovers.
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With needs on the offensive and defensive lines, Atlanta went for defense.
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Gwyneth Paltrow went for a daring look in a see-through gown.
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Laura Dern went for a more relaxed vibe on the red carpet.
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The district went for Mitt Romney in 2012 by 23 percentage points.
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Tom Latham, for two decades, but narrowly went for President Obama twice.
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Or maybe she just went for the music and the Insta pics.
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Holzhauer went for broke nearly every time in his regular-season games.
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He had 30 rushes last season that went for 10-plus yards.
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"The look we went for is sickeningly stunning and perfect," he said.
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He found the best surgeon in London, and he went for it.
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So during the summer after his junior year, he went for it.
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"It's kind of how the whole game went for us," Dell said.
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"She set a goal and she went for it," the insider says.
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Last month, 2628 percent supported Democrats and 28503 percent went for Republicans.
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While many in the press attacked Esquire, others went for Ryan Morgan.
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You noted that Wisconsin went for Obama in both of his contests.
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Later, Sharon was leaving Delilah when she REALLY went for Trump's jugular.
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Same went for anything that was trying really, really hard to shock.
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The next morning, I went for a run, looking for another high.
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The original went for $1,600 retail and sold out in 16 seconds.
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The fact that Virginia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia not only went for Trump but went for him immediately is hardly encouraging for Cruz; it's not like he can expect to perform a ton better in Ohio than in Alabama.
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Other items auctioned off included a weeklong stay at DiCaprio's Palm Springs' home, which went for $140,000, and a print by artist Tracey Emin, which went for $550,000, according to the AP. The evening wasn't all fundraising and speeches.
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La Tour d'Argent has auctioned off pieces of its massive 4503-room, 2450,2000-bottle cellar in the past, and a 29 Clos du Griffier went for 25,000 euros in 2009, while six bottles went for $26,000 each in 2012.
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And there were 22 records set during the auction for certain artists or items, including new auction highs for Monet (a water lilies painting that went for $84.7 million) and Matisse ( "Odalisque Couchee aux Magnolias" went for $80.7 million).
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Brown's Heisman appears to be the most expensive Heisman ever sold at auction -- Rashaan Salaam's 1994 trophy sold in 2017 for $399k, Charles White's 1979 trophy went for $184k in 2000 and O.J. Simpson's went for $255k in 1999.
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The first went for $3.1 million and the second sold for $2.5 million.
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Kim went for luxe comfort with these sandals, equipped with fur-lined soles.
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All of the auctioned works went for more than their pre-sale estimates.
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Green went for a glamorous look in a patterned turtleneck with dangling earrings.
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Manchester is in Adams County, which went for Donald Trump decisively in November.
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In 2016, between 6 and 12 percent of Sanders voters went for Trump.
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The first one mentioned was Lemonade Stand, so we went for that one.
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The kicks went for $300 each — and all of the profits were donated.
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Shirts were available for as little as $25, while hoodies went for $50.
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The same went for Conservatives who couldn't understand why people supported Hillary Clinton.
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In November, we went for Sushi at a secret place with no sign.
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We went for pasta and I hated him before he opened his mouth.
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Meanwhile, Elvis Presley's 1976 Harley Davidson XLH Sportster 653 motorcycle went for $106,250.
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In her current position, she went for seven years without getting a raise.
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Some totally had a vision, and [they] went for it and directed me.
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On November 2, however, she went for a run — and didn't come home.
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The 23th District, where Republican Dan Bishop won, went for Trump by 12.
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She went for an intergalactic look at a 2017 Golden-Globes after party.
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It was only because I went for a medical for my next film.
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The same went for her subsequent dinner plans at a swanky Tokyo restaurant.
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I went for it, and right after I finished speaking, I totally collapsed.
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Gabrielle Union also opted for camo pants, but went for a dressier approach.
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We all know how badly it went for Facebook with the last election.
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As the economy ticked along steadily, drivers went for sensible greys and silvers.
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Princess Beatrice also went for a matching combo at the Royal Ascot 2012.
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As Shaw went for the rifles and tactical gear, Abbott secured the door.
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The jacket, a rather tasteful Indiana Jones affair, went for a stunning $144,424.
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They also hung out at Chris' house and went for a beach walk.
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So when I had a choice, I went for the less dramatic version.
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A terrace suite at the lodge went for $529 a night last year.
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We went for a 9-mile hike in the middle of the night.
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The latest elections came and went, for me, unacknowledged, too farcical to consider.
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The next evening, I went for my first actual ride on the Tarmac.
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All of those states except North Carolina went for President Obama in 2012.
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Once I got across the line, I went for the slap shot fake.
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"They had this window of opportunity and just went for it," she added.
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As late as 2014, New York taxi medallions went for $1.3 million each.
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The Bucs went for two points after both scores and failed each time.
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Half of the hits went for extra bases, including a pair of homers.
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Affleck similarly went for comfort, wearing a navy sweater and khakis with sneakers.
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North Carolina went for Obama in 6900 and then for Romney in 2628.
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You can see how the tasting went for me in the GIF below.
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Seventy-two percent of voters went for Trump in Black's central Tennessee district.
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On Monday, Harden and Leonard both went for 39, in their expected ways.
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With the ball in Paige's hands again, Daniel Ochefu went for the steal.
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She's not wrong that white women went for Trump in semi-shocking numbers.
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The top lot, a Carl Barks painting entitled Gold Helmet, went for $31,250.
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The same went for B.D., a boy who arrived the week before Christmas.
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More than a year ago, one US dollar went for about 3,100 bolivares.
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Backcourt mate C.J. McCollum went for 50 last Wednesday against the Chicago Bulls.
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Like the 1st District, the district went for Obama and then for Trump.
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Here's how the process went for them, and how it compares to today.
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When they finally went for a swim, it was in one-piece swimsuits.
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The seat, which went for Trump in 2016, is considered safe for Republicans.
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The 13 passes he did complete went for 185 yards and two touchdowns.
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And that was the driver why we went for the integration of Postbank.
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Sacks went for training runs or daylong walks on the edges of towns.
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"I stopped everything I already had planned and went for it," Sofuku said.
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That spring, I went for long walks around the city with earplugs in.
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He just cruised on by the empathetic Sparta player and went for goal.
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"I went for about 10 years, which really ages me," she told WWD.
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They closed that down, and they went for a new name, new business.
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Nobody has gone for anything harder than Jason Statham went for this choreography.
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Can you talk a little bit about why you first went for them?
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And so it went for many of the other children: Came by herself.
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Ryder and Shindler went for the green, and their shots ended up wet.
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Philip Reedy, a chemistry instructor from Davis, went for a look last Friday.
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He went for a walk, stumbled on a canal and met Mr. Privett.
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Curiously, on that occasion they went for it, successfully on a Prescott keeper.
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Before then, he was a healthy young father who went for runs regularly.
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Tickets on the 50-yard line went for a mind-blowing $20,500 each.
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Philadelphia went for two and Darren Sproles converted for a 29-20 advantage.
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The A's finished with just five hits, but four went for extra bases.
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Only one team, Green Bay, went for it more often on fourth down.
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Dinklage and his wife Erica Schmidt went for a sleek, color-coordinating look.
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These voters went for Jones overwhelmingly; he won 98 percent of black women.
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I never cared about these people, because I always went for my dreams.
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We went for a walk to a swimming hole, where we skipped rocks.
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The first "Pleasure Bed," as Mr. Hall called his model, went for $350.
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When she went for the appointment, the technician did the usual vision tests.
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It went for £5003,750, more than double its estimate of £120,000 to £180,000.
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When he went for a second visit, the price had dropped by $10,000.
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Believing I could succeed even with a teenage pregnancy, I went for it.
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The voters in the new district, centered on Delaware County, went for Mrs.
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"We definitely went for things like golden and sun and optimism," said Tubach.
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No one else came close: Biden had 14.6% and 403% went for Buttigieg.
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British artist Frank Auerbach's "Head of Gerda Boehm" went for 3.8 million pounds.
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Just 27.5% of Idaho voters went for Clinton, while 59.2% voted for Trump.
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Spears went for this dominatrix-looking outfit for the 2003 American Music Awards.
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By the weekend, I needed to get out; I went for a run.
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The New York Times went for a bold, all-caps headline: "TRUMP IMPEACHED."
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The longest play of the 75-yard drive went for just 14 yards.
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Off in the taxi I went for the black sand beaches of Canggu.
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I went for it and then things just started to fall in line.
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North Carolina went for Mr. Trump, 49.8 percent to Hillary Clinton's 46.2 percent.
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We had a chance to win this game, so I went for it.
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The Rockets shot 52.9 percent overall, while Golden State went for 48.9 percent.
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Four of the five counties with the highest metal manufacturing went for Clinton.
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Brad Pitt went for a classic bow tie look at the awards show.
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Carol Burnett went for a comfortable yet glamorous look at the awards show.
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This time, I went for the cinnamon raisin bagel with some peanut butter.
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I've read blog posts and articles about how IVF went for other people.
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The Mariners totaled only seven hits, five of which went for extra bases.
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The same kind of voters went for Trump in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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At the time, the home went for $400,000 a month during the summer.
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The restaurant of the Amir Palace was where we went for wedding parties.
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But Haacke went for the jugular, merely following the money to devastating effect.
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Washington State again went for it on fourth down on its second possession.
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At 10,923 square feet, the unit went for about $9,200 a square foot.
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Before you went for the record what was the longest set you'd done?
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So, how do you think it went for Dame's opponents in mid-February?
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That afternoon I went for a walk on my own in a park.
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"We went for it, we went for the playoffs but we had a lot of injury problems with our veterans and that put us behind the eight-ball early," said Nowitzki, who will return for his 213th season in 2017-18.
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In exit polls, nine percentage points separated white men, who went for Mr. Moore by 72 percent, and white women, who went for Mr. Moore by 63 percent, yet he had been banking on even more support from female voters.
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As the race went on, Warren found herself enmeshed in the horserace bind, appealing to both the kinds of voters who went for Sanders and the ones who went for Pete Buttigieg — but not quite succeeding as a unity candidate, either.
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Invariably, we can never be 100 percent certain [what caused a rupture] unless, say, a person gets kicked, they went for a mammogram the day before, and then went for one the day after—then we know that's what did it.
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A few days ago, I went for a long walk in a nearby park.
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It sold for $26,950, while a signed Mac OS X Manual went for $41,806.
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That includes where and how fast various people went for a jog, for instance.
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Khloé went for striped track pants, while Kourtney and Kylie preferred to go monochromatic.
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African American voters went for Clinton at 88% against Obama's 93%, according to CNN.
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On Friday, Shields went for an "afternoon joyride" on a high-powered jet ski.
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The biggest shock of the night came when Farrah went for Nina Bo'Nina Brown.
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And we went for maybe two years with no insurance until this came out.
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Celebrity Michael Rapaport allegedly stopped a passenger who went for the emergency exit door.
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Others went for can't-miss-it pieces, like an oversized portrait of a suffragette.
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I didn't really know how to make wigs either, but I went for it.
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But still, never forget that pairs once went for hundreds of dollars on eBay.
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In Pennsylvania, women accounted for 653% of voters and went for Clinton 59%-41%.
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In all, the Angels had 211 hits, seven of which went for extra bases.
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I went for a friend because she didn't want to go to the store.
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We also stayed in kibbutz on craters and went for hikes in the desert.
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Boston went for Brexit by 20.5:210, the highest margin of any local authority.
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Auctioned items included a Retna painting and a diamond necklace that went for $130,000.
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It went for $666 when the 22016 Burger food truck sold it in 29.
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Porter ditched the typical black suit and went for a fiery red look instead.
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He and his teammates hit several other balls hard, but they went for outs.
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They also went for Serial (the podcast), "my sex life," and staying at Airbnbs.
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And 3-year-old Walter Kieran immediately went for the royal's wavy, long locks.
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Debentures for 2021-25 went for £80,000 ($100,000); a single resale ticket costs thousands.
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She is very shy, but she felt so good that she went for it.
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Two years ago I went for a pedicure and came out with a bob.
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But Titans coach Mike Mularkey went for the 2-point conversion and the lead.
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" Hammer captioned his version of the snap, while Theroux went for "New couple alert.
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"We went for what a user can actually see and interact with," Moore said.
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Read the essay below: Even as she was dying, Gilda Radner went for laughs.
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Last year, a Super Bowl 30-second spot went for up to $5 million.
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Johansson went for equally Thanos-worthy jewels on her left arm, just like Larson.
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Like Kate, Archer went for a long-sleeved lace gown with a sweetheart neckline.
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On the 16th hole, he went for 271 yards to yet again find green.
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Voters in Manhattan went for a different candidate: John Kasich, who is from Ohio.
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"She was amazing, she just went for it," the British actor tells People Now.
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I was totally blown away by how mental people went for the Stones there.
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The platinum definitely has a more industrial look, so I went for white.21.
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Four children went for a snowmobile ride in Alaska on Sunday and went missing.
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We went for sushi, and she told me about sex clubs and swingers' resorts.
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There, he went for the lowest-hanging fruit: He went to a fucking rodeo.
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And Dallas, Texas, went for the more romantic approach of making a Spotify playlist.
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We went for coffee one, two, many times, and after that we lived together!
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Taking second place is "Please Please Me" by the Beatles which went for $8,323.
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But because he trusted them and wanted to save time, he went for it.
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No word on how much it went for, but it couldn't have been cheap.
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Finally, I went for a late night skate to exhaust some of my nerves.
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I brought her to me by pulling her hands, and just went for it.
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I gave him a really fun, funny routine, and he really went for it.
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Asked to share his favorite of his wife's roles, Krasinski went for a classic.
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He stuck to his guns and went for broke ... and that's what he got.
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The state parks foundation auctioned off 30 additional campsites that went went for $60,43.
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Shaw went for the first down and Scarlett converted with a 2-yard run.
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Plus, Bruce frequently donated time for charity auctions, which always went for top dollar.
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It would be a surprise if Sanchez went for that, given the budget defeat.
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Both the city and the state went for Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
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The doctor was just about to see me, but she went for a coffee.
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After, he went for X-rays, which showed a fracture in his left thumb.
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Buffalo is the classic chicken wing flavor, so naturally we went for those first.
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And Fekkai, let's remember, was where Upper East Side ladies went for their highlights.
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Age Younger voters (ages 18 to 44) generally went for Jones -- 61% to 38%.
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By contrast, most fathers who had children living with them went for Moore (56%).
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Hahn exited his last start after three innings and went for an MRI afterward.
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Another example of this car went for $2,722,500 at RM Sotheby's 2017 Monterey auctions.
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The group will also invest in New Hampshire and Nevada, which went for Clinton.
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The Portland Trail Blazers went for a redesign of their well-worn "ripcity" uniforms.
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This 1996 Ferrari Testarossa 512M Coupé went for $189,610 and has 1,235 miles recorded.
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One morning in June we went for a southbound walk on the High Line.
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He won there in 2202, but the state went for Mitt Romney in 2628.
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Virginia went for the GOP presidential candidate in every election from 1968 to 2004.
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Only 9 percent went for management, general and fund-raising expenses, sometimes called overhead.
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Meanwhile, Leonor, 11, and her younger sister Sofia, 9, went for more colorful outfits.
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It makes sense, since 75% of their district went for Clinton, according to DNAInfo.
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I went for a lot and I usually make those, but I kept missing.
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Both attended Georgetown -- she went for undergrad, and he went to the law school.
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Both directors went for a brooding character, obsessed with the death of his family.
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It was a rare moment where we went for something mid tempo and melodic.
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Jeremy usually went for these, keeping the sound muted until customers started showing up.
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In the '19623s, a prime seat went for $21962, roughly equivalent to $29 today.
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On top of the dinner dates ... Baker's game-worn cleats went for another $14k!!
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Golibersuch went for black and white to represent the before and after of quitting.
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We went for a mini-hike in the Chugach Mountains just outside the city.
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"We beat Boeing one last time ... we just went for it," Leahy told Reuters.
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The same went for Joaquim Forn, the former regional interior minister, the judge ruled.
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Westbrook went for 36, seven, and seven, but the competent Raptors won by ten.
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After the interview, Mr. Rycharski went for a walk along Kurowko's one main road.
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The ship, the fourth to bear the name America, went for the superhero treatment.
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And two American women, according to Mr. Messina, went for a (previously unreported!) swim.
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They checked that the system was in good shape, and then went for it.
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Obama went for an all-red ensemble for Trump's inauguration in January of 2017.
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Some rooms went for $2000 a night with a three-night minimum, she said.
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He went for it, and it was the right thing for him to do.
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"He took my hand, and grabbed me, and went for the lips," she said.
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Johnson was a remarkable mind and person whose achievements went for too long unnoticed.
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So the Affordable Care Act went for incrementalism — the so-called three-legged stool.
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Keely Shaye Smith and Pierce Brosnan went for contrasting looks on the red carpet.
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Most nights, he went for long runs through the town's hills, streets and marinas.
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Saw something tonight, went for it, and the puck found the back of net.
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With nothing to lose and everything to gain, she went for direct frontal attacks.
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But instead of rushing to the shooting scene, the team's members went for reinforcements.
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This amazing Old Woman in The Shoe cake just went for $650 at #PANDSIcakeoff!
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"He got off his perimeter collar and went for a little adventure," he said.
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" Sanders went for the biggest troll of all: "You only got 39 billionaires contributing.
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According to Florida exit polls, those late deciders went for Trump (51 to 43).
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Here&aposs how the process went for them and how it compares with today.
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In choosing what should expire and when, Republicans went for late, large and popular.
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The tyro artist went for broke, straining at limits he would soon enough overcome.
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Collin Peterson (D-Minn.), a moderate whose district went for Trump by 30 points.
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That went for me, too, though I was far from some tough street kid.
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For Delta, the same went for its Minneapolis, Boston, and Salt Lake City hubs.
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"They went for meetings with Mr. Santiago," the worker said, referring to the military.
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By contrast, voters 143 and older went for Mr. Biden by 43 percentage points.
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Then I went for a run around Central Park, my first since the marathon.
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Eilish went for a pajamas-inspired look at the 2019 LACMA Art and Film Gala.
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They went for months and months, and they came back with a bunch of names.
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He really got what kind of dick Roddy was and then really went for it.
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The district went for Donald Trump by nearly 20 points in the 2016 presidential election.
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Back in their heyday in 1989, one of these gaming devices went for just $90.
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As for her hair, Matthew Monzon went for a modern take on old Hollywood glamour.
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The district went for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney over President Barack Obama in 2012.
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The trio went for a stroll around the East Village before stopping for ice cream.
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While the state went for the sitting president, Hillary Clinton narrowly won the third district.
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Nearly $150 million of that sum went for Democrats, while about $67 million backed Republicans.
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During their visit, the family went for a beachside stroll, where an unexpected guest appeared.
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Georgia has voted Republican in every election since 1992, when it went for Bill Clinton.
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Every time I went for a long run, it tried to call for an Uber.
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In August the Golem, a 57-foot yacht used to smuggle cocaine, went for £95,000.
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But sadly that's not the direction Jony Ive went for the special edition iPhone 7.
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Virgin instead went for the partnership route, adding Apple to its roster of luxe products.
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Republicans had controlled it since 1993, but voters there went for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Smith's team went for what he describes as a low-density but highly visual design.
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Next, I went for some mozz sticks, which Vasquez had named her favorite menu item.
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When the day of the vote came, on June 13th, he went for a hike.
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Bieber went for the bleached effect, which made his darker brows the contrasting focal point.
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Williams went for a black Chanel topper, with the white Chanel logo front and center.
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But Meghan Markle and Prince Harry went for it anyway — and everyone behaved just fine.
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We had a session, went for dinner, and now we've been together for a year.
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They went for a simple red and gold theme, with white lights and gold ribbons.
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It's all a blur... We went for a ride in the new car, Gran says.
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Still, when the jury, led by Cate Blanchett, went for "Shoplifters" instead, no one complained.
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Zaldivar went for a slide tackle but instead put his studs into Trapp's right leg.
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After the killings, prosecutors said, Kratz and DiNardo, both 21 years old, went for cheesesteaks.
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They took in Fantasyland, took selfies on Dumbo and then went for a carousel ride.
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Gosling went for a very 80s banker look, with a deep tan and brown hair.
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I went for something that telegraphs depth from the moment you lay eyes on it.
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The other half went for Democrat Barack Obama in 2012 and Republican Trump in 2016.
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But something broke in Andreessen when I went for him on Saturday, triggering something bigger.
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I went for a run on the field and saw Tyler's picture on the board.
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The first time you went for coffee with the co-worker, you didn't mind treating.
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States that went for Trump like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin will see massive job losses.
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"Ultimately we went for a fusion of technologies," the actor tells PEOPLE about his transformation.
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Then they went for their car and he's holding her hand like it was unconscious.
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Disney tried to copyright "dia de los muertos" ask them how that went for them.
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And the district he's trying to win nearly went for former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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He went for a daily run on Miami Beach, every day, for years on end.
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"We went for a 9 mile hike in the middle of the night," Theron said.
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Two economy seats were sold for $2,775, and two business-class seats went for $5,973.
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I went for jogs along the water and would walk and stretch on the beach.
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Olivia Munn went for a white cheeky bikini bottom with a sheer-paneled strapless top.
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It's a relationship that went for more than 10 years, and it was really intense.
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"Ultimately we went for a fusion of technologies," Stevens told People of the Beast's appearance.
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The bullet-hole print, untitled, went for $100, the minimum opening bid, Mr. Normandeau said.
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Just under 10 percent of Mini Countryman buyers went for the hybrid — about 2,700 customers.
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It's not hard to imagine that a lot of taxpayers went for the second option.
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Kendall Jenner went for a preppy look to attend the men's final on July 14.
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He was smoother than the scruffy reporters and photographers I usually went for, but charming.
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Some of the Port Jackson sharks just went for it, but others mellowed in safety.
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Then he went for seconds, tweeting about Spicer wearing mismatched shoes to work that day.
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We went for lunch with Jasmia at a Mexican spot off Highway 90 called Tampico's.
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Tickets for Saturday's show went for upwards of $1,000 on ticket reseller StubHub on Friday.
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I went for long weekend runs (constituting some of the 232.75 hours I spent exercising).
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So I picked up a camera, and we went for a walk in the park.
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I could die tomorrow and at least be able to say I went for it.
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A coat from that debut went for more than $50,000 at an auction in June.
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Three Costco employees said they went for this new addition to the food court menu.
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Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin, states that look demographically similar to Missouri, also went for Trump.
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At one point, they took a break and went for a walk around Kucherena's property.
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The Porsche Foxworthy drives went for $1,750 in its heyday and now is worth $3,33.
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RM Sotheby's auctioned another example of the car earlier this year that went for $2,012,500.
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Whites without a college degree went for the Republican candidate by an 18-point margin.
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Three Costco employees noted they went for this new addition to the food court menu.
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The second one, a 1998 model, was auctioned in 2015 and went for $13.75 million.
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Philadelphia went for the 2-point conversion, and Wentz ran it in on a draw.
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This one, demanding Nixon's impeachment, was filled with 10,000 signatures and went for 80 yards.
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Brown used farfalle in his recipe, so I went for a box of those noodles.
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This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS sold for $66,100, while the other example went for $47,700.
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You want to know what that money you pumped into the political system went for?
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Mitt Romney won the district by 12 points, but it went for Clinton by five.
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One day after that I needed a wheelbarrow, and so I went for a walk.
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When she went for medical checkups, students would routinely come in to gawp at her.
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Today, she went for the laugh and maybe even threw a little shade Strahan's way.
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Gros offered to get Ripa a napkin, but she declined and went for the joke.
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Four of those hits went for extra bases, including doubles from Encarnacion and Michael Brantley.
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When we went for a walk after, we held hands, and he suddenly kissed me.
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Klay Thompson, a default human being, went for 60 on 33 shots in 29 minutes.
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I almost always went for girls younger than myself, because they always trusted me automatically.
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But when I went for my follow-up, the doctor at the prison was confused.
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Hadid went for a sleeveless T-shirt, contrast-hem flared pants, and pointed-toe shoes.
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But where Refused dressed up revolutionary theory and rhetoric, Milemarker went for something more intimate.
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And that's how it went for a while, from college to grad school to Brooklyn.
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"We went for about four innings there trying to get to that spot," he said.
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"We went for about four innings there trying to get to that spot," Showalter said.
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A silver dog bowl owned by Joan Rivers went for $13,750 at a Christie's auction.
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"I just went out there and went for it," she told reporters after the match.
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Mr. Hirst's sculpture "Where There's a Will There is a Way" went for $7.15 million.
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Andy Warhol's door went for $65,225, and the door to Jimi Hendrix's room fetched $16,250.
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The second contest, yesterday, attracted just 27 voters, and 1203 of them went for Sanders.
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After nearly two decades of voting Republican in presidential races, the district went for Mrs.
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The next day she and Rabbi Kleinbaum went for Indian food in the West Village.
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Barack Obama won the district in 21, but it went for Mitt Romney in 27.5.
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Bieber went for a more casual, eclectic look at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.
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Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, went for the slightly more profane "I wrote the damn bill" sticker.
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Cullen-Delsol went for an amniocentesis, which samples amniotic fluid to test for genetic abnormalities.
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His last painting to be sold at auction went for $40.5 million back in 2013.
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It is one of the seven Republican-held districts that went for Clinton in 2016.
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There was no policy, no business plan — we just went for what we thought interesting.
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West Virginia went for Bernie [Sanders] pretty hard, actually, and we don't talk about that.
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Unfortunately for Ms. Roby, her district ultimately went for Mr. Trump by 32 percentage points.
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Brees' touchdowns went for 22 yards to Alvin Kamara and 523 yards to Ted Ginn.
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So onto the bus I went for the return trip across the Marine Parkway Bridge.
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On Sunday, Solomon went for a two-hour ride on his road bike, he said.
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The clue is "Went for a whirl," which is cute, and the answer is EDDIED.
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"It was a match between two teams that went for the victory," Luis Enrique said.
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We left the bar and went for sushi; afterwards he insisted on walking me home.
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I always went for the book in the library with the most pictures in it.
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I just said 'I want it all to be pink' and I went for it.
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She added the fact that these episodes of sleep came and went for no reason.
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The physics prize was split two ways, but both halves went for discoveries beyond Earth.
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Lana Del Rey went for a celestial headpiece and subtle makeup at the 2018 Grammys.
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Against the No. 1-seeded Nadal, Kyrgios scrapped, dived and went for broke some more.
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Wide receiver Tony Ellison scored on an end-around run that went for 27 yards.
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Pennsylvania was one of several traditionally blue states that went for Trump earlier this month.
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Rodgers rolled out and went for the home run, throwing 65 yards down the field.
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In Michigan, 48,000 Sanders voters went for Trump, and Trump won the state by 20093,704.
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In Wisconsin, 51,300 Sanders voters went for Trump, and Trump won the state by 22,748.
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They still went for it, and inspired people to eventually get to what's right there.
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I went for a small size of the "Lou" ($18.75) and a house salad ($6.95).
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I went for a wander and there wasn't a soul around aside from the staff.
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Then off they went, for a meeting that went on for more than two hours.
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" Hugh Williamson went for the jugular, saying that the nation would have "an elective king.
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But Culberson's suburban-Houston district went for Hillary Clinton by 22014 percentage point in 1503.
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Last year, the Dallas district of Representative Pete Sessions, a veteran Republican, went for Mrs.
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"I was just so happy, I just went for it," Garcia said of the gesture.
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After a salty snack, I went for a sweet fix and had one Samoa cookie.
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They went for nearly 70 days without food, advocates say, surviving on water and salts.
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He represents a swing district in southern New Jersey that went for Trump in 2016.
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Lillard again went for 22012 — giving him four straight outings with at least 21.5 points.
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Lady Gaga went for one big, glittering, diverse party with her Super Bowl halftime show.
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Hillsborough County, the bellwether county of Florida, went for Clinton by nearly 85003 percentage points.
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The drive started with a diving catch by Taylor Gabriel that went for 17 yards.
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Right now, Democratic incumbents in states that went for Trump appear to be holding on.
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"Actually, you can say, 'He went for a pee and never came back,' " Styles jokes.
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That left the Giants down by eight points, and they surprisingly went for two points.
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First, they went for the tie by giving the ball to rookie guard Dennis Smith.
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I only went for opportunities where I could do more of my newly unearthed strengths.
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Unlike previous winners, Karen Baldwin went for a black gown with a bedazzled bodice detail.
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Kerry Anne Wells went for a muted, flowy dress at the 1972 Miss Universe competition.
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A similar-sized unit went for half as much in 2016, according to the Journal.
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They also did well in areas that went for Obama twice before flipping to Trump.
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We hadn't really thought about an arrangement, so we kind of just went for it.
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Sandy and Patrick took the kayaks to a lake and went for a long paddle.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee went for more than five hours, approving more than 80 nominees.
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Sandusky County went for Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012 and for Trump in 2016.
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Seneca went for John McCain in 53, Mitt Romney in 2012, and Trump in 2016.
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I went for a second opinion in Göttingen, and they would have done radiation immediately.
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I went for two seconds and then went on my way, back to the airport.
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In this case, 7-Eleven saw a weakness in the market and went for it.
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"Everything we saw was an act of presentation, and we went for it," says Herzog.
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I went for the long shots and both Steve and Arthur said 'yes, let's record.
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The most recent iPhone went for more, but the price increase ignores the vast quality improvement.
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Kardashian, 29, went for a more casual look, pairing white sneakers with a comfy black ensemble.
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The two guitars went for $60,000 apiece to the winning bidder, according to a Starkey spokesperson.
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The same went for Brazil's main stock index of Latin America's largest economy, the Bovespa index.
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The previous E4 Plus went for $180 (recently discounted to $150) and the E4 was $130.
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Meanwhile, the 48-year-old rapper went for an all-black ensemble, including a baseball cap.
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In 1978, an electronic toy often went for around $30, an amount equivalent to $109.28 today.
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Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) went for a Drogon ride and ended up back with the Dothraki.
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No, never ones for subtlety, the Kardashians went for a more literal take on the trend.
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"He took my hand, and grabbed me, and went for the lips," Heller told The Guardian.
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A month after the storm, Berger dropped into his Hyundai hybrid and went for a drive.
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Rachel went for a preppy look for Season 10, Episode 15, "The One Where Estelle Dies."
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After discussing his idea with his wife, who was in full support, he went for it.
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And before that, in December, Azalea went for a brighter, Katy Perry-esque shade of pink.
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Persistent volatility: 21 House districts that voted for Obama in '12 switched and went for Trump.
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The white bucket hat Bulger was wearing at the time of his capture went for $6,400.
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"Instead of doing the typical bright blonde we went for a 'boho sunrise tone,'" Lee explains.
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Nothing makes me feel pathetic faster than thinking, Holy shit, he went for a walk outside?
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This year, Google decided that name wasn't good enough, so it went for "G Suite" instead.
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Even before GOP voters went for Trump, the Electoral College math tended to favor the Democrats.
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Senator Kamala Harris, appealing to a different bloc of spud factionists, went for the French fry.
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Some go for heroin, I went for a skein of Anchor and a spool of Coats.
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Houston, a metropolitan area of nearly 7 million, went for Mr. Trump by just 21,000 votes.
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Likewise, in Colorado, 13 counties went for Trump and pot; in Washington state, there were eight.
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The same went for the play button, whose four corners weren't all rounded the same way.
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White voters went for Sanders 58%-42% over Clinton, and made up 73% of the electorate.
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I have no idea why I didn't kiss him but instead just went for his belt.
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But to stay afloat financially in the 1950s, it went for wider appeal and mass production.
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Folks from Arizona seem to have a slightly more refined palate, because they went for Toblerone.
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"I went for tangerine red, which worked with the flowers in her dress," Westman tells PeopleStyle.
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I left my desk and went for a pint in the closest pub I could find.
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All the successful people you hear about—Steve Jobs and that—they went for long walks.
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On Wednesday, Gomez opted for warmer weather, and went for a hike in Malibu with friends.
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Kate wore a baby blue embellished Jenny Packham gown while William went for a classic tuxedo.
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Another bottle of the same wine and vintage went for $496,000 moments later at Saturday's auction.
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And a Mickey Mantle-signed bat from his magical 20073 season went for $430,000 in 2014.
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Ohio whites went for Trump 62-33, a dramatic Republican shift from their 2012 voting patterns.
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Going against the national trend: Storm Lake, like the state, went for President Trump in 2016.
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It went for Trump [in 2016], but it didn't go for Trump by all that much.
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I kept looking at my regimen and saying 'pass' and just went for the Erasa instead.
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While most just commented about how "dead" they are now, others went for the memes. Great.
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I went for a short walk, something I rarely do in the middle of a workday.
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Brees&apos touchdowns went for 33 yards to Alvin Kamara and 36 yards to Ted Ginn.
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Like Lessing and King, suspense writer Follett went for broke in a genre new to him.
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They went for coffee to see if they clicked enough to go on a first date.
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Unlike previous Street View outings, Google went for a more all-encompassing look at Mont Blanc.
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"That might have been a little overboard, but I just went for it," Kevin told Glamour.
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"We went for colors that would be aspirational to have in your kit," says Sir John.
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TeNiya Jones, 19, was found dead after she went for a midnight swim in Tel Aviv.
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" The Chicago Fed went for a more Shakespearean style, tweeting, "To raise, or not to raise?
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"We saw an opportunity to get a good price and we went for it," he said.
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Since we can't afford their dresses and shoes at auction, we went for their signature scents.
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Four Northern states that once went for Obama -- Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ohio -- flipped to Trump.
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The Don't Be Tardy stars talked to PEOPLE Now about why they went for their procedures.
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But because he had their trust based on the results he delivered, they went for it.
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He said he went for tests after feeling lethargic for weeks and was diagnosed shortly after.
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I went for a walk in a forest and picked up a load of soggy leaves.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton went for the glitz at the Vanity Fair Party ... sort of.
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A 83 Corvette Roadster sold for $605,000, while a 1969 Corvette L88 convertible went for $577,500.
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Hofer says Ford went for a meeting at the FAA with multiple inspectors and was grilled.
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"I just stayed positive, took the ball early and went for my shots," the Dane added.
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They picked me up and we went for ten weeks to America [in April of 1975].
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If a British leader went for a no-deal Brexit, lawmakers have vowed to prevent it.
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So I found him on Twitter and we went for this big walk for the book.
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But she went for it Sunday night, saying she agrees with Sanders in saying Michigan Gov.
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RECIPE: Summer Grill Out "I just went for all the nice-looking stuff," he told us.
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As for the workout ... KK opted for cardio with light resistance, while TT went for strength.
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"He came out of his hotel and went for a bike ride," an onlooker told ITV.
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"We played with too much energy, so went for everything," Nadal said of the near-miss.
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She chose Boston for her hometown runway look and went for the ever sexy pilgrim theme.
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Roy Lichtenstein's "Nude Sunbathing" fetched $24 million, while Gerhard Richter's "Abstraktes Bild" went for $15.4 million.
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Then I took a deep breath, took Gmail off my phone, and went for a run.
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With just over three minutes left, Mularkey controversially went for the win instead of the tie.
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I told her how I felt and we went for a walk to get some air.
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Nikki, who went for ice, comes back to her motel room moments after Meemo clears out.
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The A's had just seven hits in the game, four of which went for extra bases.
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I knew what I wanted, I went for it, and I didn't apologize for being me.
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Ohio is a crucial presidential battleground state and went for President Obama in 2008 and 2012.
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Obama went for a bold look while speaking at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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I went for it because I couldn't stand the hours of tending and unraveling my hair.
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Just as she'd done in life, she went for it one last time in the cage.
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Cruz entered the castle of his allies, and he went for the head of the king.
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Mothers made up 16% of the overall electorate and went for Democrats by 60%-39%. Fathers?
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Rodriguez then joked that maybe he could "save some money" if he went for the idea.
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The district went for Trump by six points, but backed Barack Obama by four in 2012.
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He and his wife used to joke about the name whenever they went for a drive.
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Based on the preliminary vote results, here's what some voters went for and what they rejected.
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One afternoon, I went for a walk and saw someone selling tiny turtles for €5 [$5.85].
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He went for 87 yards and a score in a 49ers offense that suddenly looked awake.
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McCaskill's home state of Missouri went for Trump by double digits, according to the Associated Press.
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The No. 1 sale remains a superyacht that went for $85 million on eBay in 2006.
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Clinton, on the other hand, lost voters who had previously went for Democrats from every demographic.
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Human tissue went for $800 a pound, and the computer contained top-of-the-line components.
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The Third Congressional District went for Hillary Clinton in 2016 but voted Paulsen in as well.
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FL-26 went for Clinton by 16 points in 2016, and voted for Obama before that.
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When customers had to choose between links and pastrami, they almost always went for the pastrami.
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Whitmer, who emphasized fixing the state's roads, won nine counties that went for Trump in 2016.
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After the funeral, my sister and I went for a smoke out in the parking lot.
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"In Common" went for Afropop influences and newest single "Blended Family" goes for... the year 2000?
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They had a lot of time to consider their choices, and they went for it anyway.
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All of this takes money and that's why they went for such a large round today.
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It wound up being really easy for that to happen, so we just went for it.
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The other patients went for walks outside, or lay in the grass in the adjacent park.
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Florida's 26th district: It went for Clinton by 16 points in 2016 despite keeping Republican Rep.
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The district went for President Obama in 2008 but opted for Mitt Romney four years later.
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However, there was no Instagram and Twitter was relatively new, so they went for email instead.
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Rural counties including Huron, Luce, and Marquette, which went for Sanders in 22016, flipped for Biden.
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When she went for a checkup, a doctor told her she was lucky to be alive.
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When the Siebels family went for a walk Tuesday, Kyle said he saw 30 houses participating.
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Even as a kid, I went for lemon sorbet over the mint chocolate-chip ice cream.
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In late November 2017, he went for his first lengthy interview with the special counsel's team.
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Mr. Ramaphosa went for a walk along Cape Town's waterfront in an exercise of calculated spontaneity.
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It seized the title from a David Hockney painting, which went for $28.83 million last year.
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In other words, there are a lot of voters here who went for Romney, then Clinton.
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Old Japanese art features characters that looked Japanese, while postwar art went for something more neutral.
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Rory McIlroy went for the bold play, even if it turned out a little off line.
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Pennsylvania, as many of you may remember, went for Mr. Trump by less than 1.13,000 votes.
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"It went for a very good price," Marc Labarbe told Reuters, declining to give the amount.
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He went for Mr. Trump in 2016 but is uncertain if he will do so again.
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I rested up, got plenty of sleep, but we went for walks and explored the city.
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And they said that this movie was the closest depiction of how it went for them.
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Evangelical voters went for Cruz in Iowa and helped hand him his victory in the state.
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Blacks under the age of 22016 actually went for Sanders by a 250%-to-268% margin.
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They went for Barack Obama in 2008 and he lost the caucus (although got more delegates).
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Virgin Galactic-branded t-shirts went for sale on Under Armour's website on Wednesday, he said.
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Of those that did sell from that rarefied group, most went for less than established values.
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RM Sotheby's sold one in California at about the same time that went for $1.2 million.
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The president gave his remarks at a fundraiser where tickets went for between $85033,000 and $30,000.
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I went for the simplest one: a pass for two hours of skiing, which cost $57.
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After looking at the pictures that Bermey had sent, I shrugged and went for a walk.
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Echoing a trend from the awards show, the designer went for exposed abs on Tuesday morning.
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Then, one evening in September 2015, Haifa Jabara went for a walk to get some exercise.
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I also went for the coffee, which our friendly and attentive waitress brought us right away.
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Not much more is known about Ms. Haines or why she went for the plane door.
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Heitkamp hails from another deep-red state — North Dakota went for Trump by about 36 points.
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" In an interview with the Daily Beast, Eggers added that "Rob really, really went for it.
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The second time they went for state-financed IVF, but still had to pay for medicines.
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Reliably red for decades, the district went for Mr. Trump by nearly 12 points in 2016.
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When they pitched her on the idea of a supersized cookie section, she went for it.
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Only two of the 24 most competitive districts went for Bernie Sanders in a primary contest.
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But when it came to the crunch, voters went for the Conservatives, Labour, or the SNP.
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No. 21 Court tickets went for £2000 and No. 220 and No. 3 Court for £64.
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When the debt was discharged, I quit my job and went for a newer, riskier one.
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I dunno, Nissan's designers definitely went for too much black-on-black lettering with this pickup.
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A young lady got on at the same time, and we went for the same seat.
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My companion was the underbidder on a painting that went for $1.6 million in play money.
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By contrast, 19 of the 25 most empowered (and largely rural) states went for Mr. Trump.
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The team went for a $1.4 billion, a record at the time for an N.F.L. team.
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It hasn't voted for a Democratic candidate since it went for Lyndon B. Johnson in 260.
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It hasn't voted for a Democratic candidate since it went for Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.
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A long, leopard print fainting couch, with arms extending like a conch shell, went for $125.
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She's just back from Texas, where she went for the funeral of her beloved nephew, Eddie.
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After a busy afternoon of teaching (checking Facebook during every break), I went for a run.
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None of Mr. Moore's previous kitchens went for the gut quite as gleefully as Pierre Lapin's.
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Ultimately both women wanted comfort over pomp and circumstance and went for a "desert casual" look.
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A few days later, Middleton went for a subtle pop of color in this pink gown.
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Last year, 215 years after the shooting, he went for several months to a trauma specialist.
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Whether you went for Sugar Ray or TLC back in 1999, "Vib-Ribbon" had your back.
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In 2012, 71 percent of Latinos voted for President Obama while 27 percent went for Mitt Romney.
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Joy-Anna and Austin Forsyth went for one wild ride ahead of their three-month wedding anniversary!
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He went for a sleek all-black tuxedo, trading in pants for a pair of matching shorts.
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Thirty-six of the state's 38 went for Trump, while two ignored the state's Election Day results.
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In lieu of apologizing for the tweet, Trump went for the most sophisticated alternative: he deleted it.
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But from what I played of Halo 5, they picked a direction and they went for it.
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The truth is that most successful people just worked hard, gave back, and constantly went for it.
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Trump went for the tried and true: the unfashionable yet ubiquitous simple pleasure of the Big Mac.
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Sooner than later, I felt like I was going to get sick and went for the door.
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But I went for the Samsung and felt relieved; I wanted a reliable phone with new innovations.
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The Associated Press reports that the fruit went for $2.23 per pound the week of July 12.
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She says Trump "took my hand, and grabbed me, and went for the lips," without her consent.
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She only went for a modified duck face pout, with her dark locks tucked behind her ears.
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Then it became all hopes went for Robert Mueller and his witch hunt, that has been debunked.
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But instead they went for the low-hanging fruit, expecting that audiences would look past the laziness.
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Nevertheless, some of Russia's elite went for treatment abroad, or started using domestic high-end private clinics.
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Paddle8's estimate of $50k seems about right, considering a 2Pac lyric page went for about $40k.
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Mara went for a stroll in New York City on Friday showcasing her new summer hair vibes.
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The rare Dalmore 62 was expected to sell for $65,000 but went for $149,000 in December 2017.
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"We put a breakfast bowl on his head and just went for it," Edgerton told USA Today.
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Mr. Levitt kept voting Republican for years, even in 233 when Kent County went for Mr. Obama.
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During some passages, he went for steely tone and uninhibited power, especially bursts of arm-blurring octaves.
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Just like Carrie, Tess went for the aloof bad boy instead of the sure (and charming) thing.
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But black voters, who made up 18% of the electorate, went for Clinton over Sanders 74%-26%.
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A few Februarys ago, I went for lunch with a friend and was served a devastating blow.
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Papini, a mother of two, was abducted as she went for a routine jog on November 2.
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It was weird, I went for 10 rounds and then collapsed 5-10 minutes after the fight.
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It narrowly went for Clinton 51.9% to Trump's 42.7%, but Trump won Macomb County by 48,351 votes.
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And a ton of lipstick was applied … … on Maisie Williams, who went for a deep burgundy shade.
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" The source continued: "He just saw an opportunity to make some people happy and went for it.
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In the following years, as the economy ticked along steadily, they went for sensible greys and silvers.
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Mr Walker went for public-sector unions before he took aim at those in the private sector.
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On the GOP side, everyone knew what this delegate was thinking when his state went for Trump.
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After the concert, I went for my second-night-in-a-row Bon Jovi meet and greet.
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One day later, West went for a lowkey BMX ride with a few friends in Los Angeles.
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"Wendell and Dom went for Angela, because they wanted the power away from me," he says later.
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In choosing him, Mr Peña went for somebody with little political baggage and lots of intellectual heft.
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Crediting a supportive family who pushed her towards her dreams, she said she just went for it.
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That's an insane price now, and a ridiculous one in 1993, when a SNES went for $90.
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I didn't play defense, and I mean the good, solid D. I went for steals and dunks.
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He quickly went for my vagina, when I was too drunk to fully understand what was happening.
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In the end, the judges went for a jail term under the more serious charge of blasphemy.
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The letter went on to say later that night, Ted went for a drive with another woman.
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I went for their old-fashioned style, feeling it was fitting for this rather old-fashioned event.
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I went for it anyway, though I did have trouble getting a text message from the app.
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The North of Fulton is home to the only eight precincts that went for Handel in April.
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Yet the original Osmo Mobile also went for $1303 before eventually dropping down to $200 last year.
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Getty; Instagram Collins went for major drama, but not every star hair change was so jaw-dropping.
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The girl said she escaped when the two men went for a run, according to the station.
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The Maniac actor, 34, went for a classy look in a suit, black tie and thick glasses.
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When Brown went for Miss Alabama, though, she missed the top 15 four years in a row.
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Britney made millions more for the shows, but a big chunk went for various expenses and taxes.
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But today I got away from it, I was absolutely over moon and I went for it.
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And get this ... GoldinAuctions tells us a Hillary Clinton signed ball went for $3,062 back in August.
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The city sits in the solidly red Williamson County, which went for Trump in the general election.
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Kim and the girls went for a walk Thursday in Fryman Canyon near her Bel Air home.
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The dealer said the car originally went for $151k, so about $66k in depreciation ain't half bad.
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Then they went for more water, milked the goats, made dinner, and washed up in the moonlight.
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Instead, it went for something closer to what unprofitable current-era SaaS companies would be content with.
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The same went for global trade, where she warned against protectionist instincts that might endanger open markets.
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Kalú, where we went for breakfast, was a first-world experience with really great Costa Rican coffee.
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There are several reasons why Merck went for illusive over two or three other candidates, says Newman.
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It didn't matter: my fist only stopped pumping when I went for a pint or a piss.
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So it went for Lily James, star of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, which opens February 5.
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Okay, that is a bit strange in our anonymous app-focused world, but I went for it.
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King Mo then went for a forced double leg takedown, which was easily rebuffed by Cro Cop.
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The same went for swathes of Utah, a state also left out because it has little water.
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Wolf went for lots of low-hanging fruit There are LOTS of way to go after Sanders.
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The pink lace gown the actress wore to the movie premiere in Los Angeles went for $18,750.
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Here's how the process went for the three former presidents, and what's happened so far for Trump.
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She went for her shots, served with pace and variety and played big points apparently without nerves.
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"The next ones that came up were for Centre Court, and I went for it," she said.
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The pop sensation and her pit-mix pooch, Myron, went for a walk Monday night in NYC.
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It went for Mitt Romney and John McCain, and indeed every other Republican presidential candidate since 1964.
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The actress went for a bolder style in 2009, debuting a pixie haircut in a sparkling dress.
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"They went for years and years and nobody knew there was anybody living here," Billiot told me.
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Whereas Dollar Tree went for a mostly green color scheme, Dollar General was decorated in yellow accents.
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Being honest about your relationship deal breakers and how the date went for you will also help.
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Three key swing states that went for Obama — Florida, Indiana and Ohio — would have almost gone red.
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When Fernando was young, his father went for two- and three-day hunting trips with a friend.
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At Joe's Pub on Saturday, the young Nino de los Reyes went for the opposite of spectacle.
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Sandoval went for a big rip, and his belt was just like "fuck my job" and quit.
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It has voted Republican since 1979 but went for Trump by only 2 percentage points in November.
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Like Weber, coach Scott Drew of Baylor went for the boxing analogy in his postgame press conference.
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That sounded like a big commitment — so I went for an easier, bleach-free toffee blond, instead.
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The Spice Girls celebrated individual character; they couldn't dance or sing but they still went for it.
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She, too, saw something different, something she thought was worth experimenting with, and she went for it.
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I came to the entrance of Burgess Park so went for a stroll down Surrey Canal Walk.
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Ditto those who said Trump's conduct bothered them "not much" who went for Trump by 80 points.
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The Des Moines-area district narrowly went for President Obama in 2008 and 2012 despite sending Rep.
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Again, I went for the laugh, but other viewers will, no doubt, make the more honorable choice.
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The Left Coast's rural counties went for Mr. Obama in both elections, by 10.5 and 5.6 percent.
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For them, Nature was the only realness and they went for that ultra-realness in their art.
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At the end of our trip, Sophie and I went for a final spin on the carousel.
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Then and now, it wasn't particularly hard to see why the tribe went for the Democratic candidate.
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Chinese and Russian negotiators ensured that the sanctions were watered down before they went for a vote.
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The authorities said the man, later identified as Michael Rohana, then went for a more permanent memento.
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He represents a deeply red district in the Northwest corner of South Carolina that went for Trump.
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But at the 2019 Oscars, Lady Gaga went for old Hollywood glamour in a simple, intimate performance.
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He was always a very determined and focused child, and he always went for what he wanted.
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In Texas, where Biden narrowly won, Latinos went for Sanders 229 percent to 26 percent for Biden.
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Jelena Ostapenko, unseeded and just 20 years old, went for broke repeatedly and won the French Open.
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Oklahoma State went for 227, but Cornelius threw short and into coverage, and the pass fell incomplete.
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And the relatively small 2279.3 Jackson Pollock drip painting "Composition With Red Strokes" went for $2304.7 million.
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Others went for beers at Stumptown Ales, Davis's brewery, named for the town's once-prosperous logging industry.
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So she went to her student health center, where she went for almost every other health problem.
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The Patriots went for it on 4th-and-5, but Brady's pass to Rob Gronkowski fell incomplete.
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I went for everything — novelty character pops, classic sandwiches, ice cream bars co-branded with candy bars.
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I went for brunch and loved the Breakfast Cubano, a brunch twist on Miami's popular Cuban sandwich.
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In North Carolina, they were 5 percent of the electorate, and went for her by 29 points.
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Cooper narrowly won in a state that went for Trump by nearly 5 percent and Republican Sen.
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Those who had caucused before went for John Edwards over Obama by 30 percent to 21625 percent.
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At auction shortly after it went for $133,000, the most money a poster has sold for publicly.
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This is only the first of a few more creative moments the show went for Tuesday night.
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"Instead of scoring cheap points, he went for the more prudent and anticipatory attitude," the adviser said.
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Some with critical eyes might wonder why I went for the GIL/DECAL cross over GIF/DECAF.
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My parents had saved up and we went for the most wonderful two weeks, traveling all over.
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