The puck went in for us and went in for them.
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Everyone was all smiles, though the first lady went in for the hug as Melania went in for the handshake.
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Just days later, Michael went in for an operation that removed part of the tumor, and a month later, went in for a second procedure to remove more of it.
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I went in for an interview, and they liked me.
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And for the big finale, he went in for Trump.
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You recently went in for a technical violation of your parole.
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I went in for my surgery a week after turning 21.
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Melania went in for a handshake, but Michelle wanted a hug.
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For the next several weeks, I went in for additional tests.
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"Phil Bredesen!" she hollered as she went in for a hug.
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At 30 weeks we went in for a bi-weekly ultrasound.
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On a walk one day, he went in for a kiss.
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When Stone went in for a hug, and it didn't quite land.
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Several members patted him on the back and went in for hugs.
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I went in for a patch test 48 hours before the treatment.
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Will was swarmed by fans who went in for selfies and hugs.
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When I extended my hand, he immediately went in for a hug.
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Instead, I went in for the scan and hoped for the best.
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When she finally went in for tests, her x-rays showed massive deterioration.
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By the time she went in for an exam, her cancer had advanced.
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I went in for a few interviews and met with the executive director.
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Drake gave a romantic speech and went in for the kiss; Rih dodged.
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Like y'all he shook my hand when I went in for a hug.
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"We went in for a sonogram, and there wasn't a heartbeat," said Warren.
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Wolfhard gave her a heads up before he went in for the kiss.
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She also went in for a touch up right before the big dance.
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On the morning of May 16, 2015, Junjun went in for the checkup.
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Trump went in for a whiff, pushing his face in between Giuliani's fake breasts.
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Then, he quite literally bowed down to her and went in for a kiss.
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It was playing in the operating room when I went in for my colonoscopy.
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I was nervous as a cat the first time I went in for radiation.
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When Abraham went in for a checkup in 203, Gilbert told him about Promescent.
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Kesha introduced herself and immediately went in for a hug, only to be rebuffed.
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The fans serenaded the Packers with boos as the team went in for halftime.
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Some had concerns after their pets that went in for surgery ended up dying.
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When Aaron was 16, (his) father went in for a hernia operation and died.
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The first time I went in for a casting I struggled with that very question.
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In May, she went in for a routine check-up to prepare for the move.
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After losing a team fight, Cloud9 went in for an ill-advised attack on TSM.
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He also went in for a kiss, but Rihanna pulled away at the last second.
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Wayne and Birdman eventually ran into each other and went in for the man hug.
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When she came and pulled me a second time, she went in for a kiss.
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They met cute: Bob went in for a cut, and Jenn accidentally clipped his ear.
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Our photog went in for the warm and fuzzy ... will Kanye and Kim have #3?
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I went in for an ultrasound at around seven weeks, and there was no heartbeat.
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Keith Yandle's shot from the point struck Barkov and went in for his 15th goal.
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The Top Chef fan-favorite went in for a PET scan and received the devastating news.
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When Bonnie went in for her surgery, Courtney had to go to one of those institutions.
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He went in for radiation treatment, and soon appeared to have beaten the cancer back again.
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When I dropped the whisk and went in for the cuddle my hands were badly mauled.
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We passed, then another batch of more than 150 people, including women, went in for training.
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I went in for a meeting with her that I thought was just another general meeting.
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I went in for an initial consultation with the local GP and I was very impressed.
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In the winter of 1996, a young couple went in for a regular prenatal check-up.
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Instead, he gave her the award and went in for a kiss — and he was denied.
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As Shane joined his father and sister in the ring, Vince went in for a hug.
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"Allonzo had a couple of shots that almost went in for us," Arizona coach Sean Miller said.
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On March 7, 2017, Kevin Sr. went in for his first colonoscopy at the age of 52.
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Zoë Kravitz left it all on the floor when she went in for this bold hair makeover.
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"I went in for a test due to the nodule in my throat," she wrote on Facebook.
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Trump went in for a hug when Comey was reportedly trying to only give Trump a handshake.
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And when I went in for my next cut, Sharpton did the same thing all over again.
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But Abloh went in for fountains of tulle, asymmetrical ruffles, '50s debutante ball skirts, and slouchy silks.
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"Went in for a pneumonia shot and landed up here with fluid in my bicep," Ferrigno tweeted.
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In May, he went in for a colonoscopy, the results of which caused concern among his doctors.
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She received a co-working space and went in for workshops once a week for 10 weeks.
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I went in for a new A.C.L. with a little meniscus trim thrown in on both knees.
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She drove over from her home in Connecticut, locked her car and went in for the meeting.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Today was National Handshake Day … said every candidate when Biden went in for a hug.
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The young pitch invader gave Messi a hug, and then went in for the lunge on Messi's boot.
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Yeah, I went in for a hug, and a girl like kissed my neck — my sweaty, gross neck.
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That was until Allen went in for a routine checkup on Tuesday for the alignment on her spine.
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To celebrate the victory, Ben Saxton and Chaim Schalk went in for a chest bump and failed, miserably.
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In the '60s and '70s, curators went in for coolly technocratic abstraction, conceptualism and brassy, quickly digestible Pop.
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At a local gas station, Brittany went in for cigarettes while Chris and Todd sat in the car.
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Blood was pouring out of Wilder's ear for several rounds before Fury went in for the shoulder lick.
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I did what any reasonable person would have done: I went in for a round of his desserts.
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I did what any reasonable person would have done: I went in for a round of his desserts.
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I went in for an interview with that VP, Nicholas Thompson, and Dave Sackett, a partner at Tarrance.
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With McGregor dazed and fading, Mayweather went in for the kill — but the bell rang to end the 9th.
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But instead of leaving the beetles alone, Frei decided to take part and went in for a high five.
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" Thompson went in for the slam dunk: "Uh, I'm sure the lesbians can show you right after this panel.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kris Jenner went in for reduction surgery on her earlobes.
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Last time I went in for my Botox treatment, my doctor asked me if I wanted to try Aimovig.
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"If you've been keeping up or not with my health… I went in for another endoscopy today," Evans wrote.
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I went in for the Coconut Cashew Macaroon flavor, because I love anything (and I mean anything) coconut-related.
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A week after the procedure, she went in for a check-up and was cleared to leave for college.
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Immortals went in for a drake kill to get some much needed experience, gold and buffs, and they succeeded.
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Markle stopped the founder of the One Young World Summit from curtsying and went in for a hug instead.
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One girl said the hell with selfies, and just went in for kisses on each of the five guys.
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Once Detective Jon Gladstone saw his suspects hand heroin to an undercover officer, he went in for the arrest.
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Each morning, I went in for an ultrasound and hormone-monitoring blood work, during which I always looked away.
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Mr. Fritsche went in for his first screening colonoscopy at 50 but discovered he already had advanced colon cancer.
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Jones went in for the hit, and it wasn't quite helmet-to-helmet because he was not a defenseless player.
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"I went in for surgery on a Tuesday, and I was back on my taco trail on Friday," he said.
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Bryan, the Colombian from Miami went in for a steamy, first kiss with Lindsay, landing him the first impression rose.
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I make sure to protect myself and I actually just went in for my 6-month check-up on Monday!
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I went in for my parents, to save their daughter's life, and I came out with my life, Sydney's life.
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On March 9, a heart became available, and Peyton went in for transplant surgery at Cincinnati Children's Hospital that afternoon.
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At one point, they went in for a smooch -- and were standing with each other pretty much the entire time.
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"I recently went in for my scans and was really happy to learn that the tumor has shrunk," he says.
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Using Jamie's egg and David's sperm, Jamie went in for the procedure, and soon after, she announced she was pregnant.
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There were conflicting emotions nosediving in my cerebrum when I took the plunge and went in for my first insemination.
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Naturally, the Warriors smelled blood and went in for the kill, scoring 18 unanswered points, and obliterated the Spurs' cushion.
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I went in for Peter Dinklage and came out shocked to find such an artistically adept retelling of the classic.
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Elizabeth had been taking the CBD product for a few weeks when she went in for a scheduled drug test.
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And then I went in for my next blood test, on March 9, and found out that I had leukemia.
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"I went in for a doctor's appointment and when I came out there were hundreds of family members," she said.
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But when it didn't go away he went in for an X-ray, and there on the radiograph were the lesions.
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He denied many details from the Valentine's Day meeting, including the fact that he went in for a meeting with Vanderbilt.
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When you last went in for a vaccine, did the doctor put you on an IV and then feed you poison?
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I was so shy that I couldn't make eye contact, so I just went in for a hug and stayed there.
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When she went in for surgery, doctors found that a hematoma had filled her abdomen, a result of the blood thinners.
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The two started dating right before she went in for her second kidney transplant, and now live together in Los Angeles.
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I went in for surgery to remove it but when the doctors opened me up, they discovered the disease had spread.
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The two then went in for what appeared to be a romantic kiss, only to playfully lick and bite each other.
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" — Anna, 29 The Hair Chop"I went in for a super-short Pinterest haircut, and I left the salon in tears.
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He mentioned it to his primary-care physician a couple of weeks later when he went in for a routine exam.
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"He went in for a handshake, but I'm a hugger, so I guess I made the first move," Ms. Hamlin said.
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When Etienne went in for the go-ahead score, most of the crowd of 80,122 at Memorial Stadium roared in celebration.
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The pair was surprised to see themselves on the jumbotron before Kutcher comically licked his lips and went in for a kiss.
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Fowler even playfully pushed his face away when he went in for a sweet kiss at one point, smiling throughout the performance.
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Former President George W. Bush and his wife greeted the Trumps outside before everyone went in for the private, 20-minute visit.
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A mischievous pony got a royal scolding from Queen Elizabeth on Wednesday when he went in for a nibble of her flowers.
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And so I went in for the Google interview and I actually didn't get hired, I didn't do great on my interviews.
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I couldn't tell if someone was trying to seduce me until they went in for a kiss or tried to grab me.
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The London Has Fallen star tells PEOPLE he recently went in for some Valentine's Day flowers that had an unintentional double meaning.
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Mr. Wiseau went in for a hug, then went straight for the mic, but he was quickly pushed aside by the actor.
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When Maddie Brown Brush went in for her routine ultrasound at 28 weeks pregnant, the Sister Wives star knew something was wrong.
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But Maybin, who was worried his hugs-for-homers tradition had become a bit much, went in for a high five instead.
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Last month, the actress went in for her third round of chemotherapy since revealing she was diagnosed with breast cancer on Sept. 28.
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She told him his eyes looked baggy, he recalled to Vanity Fair in 2000, so they went in for his-and-hers facelifts.
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Sharon went in for back surgery in order to repair a pinched nerve, which she opened up about last week on the show.
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No surprise, my doctor marked me down as "high risk" when I went in for my STI test and a birth control consultation.
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Washington fumbled on a quick succession of lateral on the final play, but Houston recovered the loose ball went in for the score.
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The suspect was rushed to the hospital, and officers were able to talk to him before he went in for surgery Tuesday. 2.
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After two free throws by Nolley, Gerrier went in for a dunk to cut the lead to 66-463 with 9.4 seconds left.
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It also shows that Trump went in for an additional kiss on the girl's cheek right before the moment captured in the GIF.
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"By the time he went in for the physical for the PSA, it was 151, then within a week it was 364," Fogelberg said.
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Maggie went in for a second meeting with Gregory to seal the deal, only this time, it was clear who had the upper hand.
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No matter how often she went in for chemo, the night before was always bad because she knew she would be so sick afterward.
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Joy-Anna explained that she and Austin, 25, learned of the miscarriage when they went in for their 20-week ultrasound and gender reveal.
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However, Tatar completed a two-on-one with a wrister that clipped Rask's glove and went in for his fifth goal at 16:45.
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His parents found out when he went in for a regular doctor's appointment and the doctor was shocked at his high blood sugar levels.
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" Then she went in for the kill: "That doesn't make him strong, it makes him wrong.... We should be breaking down barriers not building walls.
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I went in for some one-hour show, and I did the callback, so now I'd done the scene twice, this very serious, wrenching scene.
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However, did the Duchess of Sussex — who has been known to buck some royal traditions — actually break protocol when she went in for a hug?
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" When I went in for my first IUI, years ago, if the doctor said, "You'll eventually get a child but it will cost you $100K.
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" Milk, for her part, went in for Shangela: "I always thought her name was Angela," she said, "and people were telling her to shut up.
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I thought Debbie Dingell was particularly good, she came off initially folksy and then went in for the shark attack, which I thought was interesting.
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So I got another urologist, went in for a consultation that took about 15 minutes, and left with an appointment to get my sack slit.
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One day, I went in for the annual screening, and they called me back about two weeks later and said that they wanted a biopsy.
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His mother had been fighting cancer when she went in for a surgery that was supposed to be a life threatening surgery, according to Fogelman.
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But, it was just a bit too vegetal for me, as someone who went in for a sip expecting more of a pumpkin spice flavor.
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Shortly after my grandmother passed away, I went in for a minimally invasive shoulder surgery intended to clean up inflammation due to rotator cuff tendonitis.
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When Maxi's mother, Christiane, was in the advanced stages of her pregnancy, she went in for an ultrasound, thinking she was going to have a boy.
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After his initial shot was blocked, his follow-up from a hard angle in the right circle went in for his 17th goal of the season.
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Watching Rachel Maddow is like going to Target — you went in for milk but left with shampoo, candles, and the entire history of the Byzantine Empire.
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He lost control of the ball but gathered possession and heaved an off-balance, buzzer-beating 40-footer that went in for a 45-29 lead.
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"When I went in for the part on Dallas, I had already fallen in love with the show and with the part," Principal, 68, tells PEOPLE.
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He assumed a facetious air when he talked about the importance of actors, and then went in for the kill with this line about Angelina Jolie.
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Michy Batshuayi went in for a victory kick to celebrate Belgium's goal, but instead the ball bounced off the goal post and hit him straight on.
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Then, in a room full of Illinois Republicans, Mr. Cruz went in for the kill — moments after noting Mr. Trump's history of donating to local Democrats.
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That meant Ali leaned against the ropes and protected his head and body, letting Foreman tire himself out before Ali went in for the knockout blow.
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Stamkos fired a pass from behind the net to Tyler Johnson, whose shot bounced wide, and the quick rebound from Namestnikov went in for the lead.
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Chase Winovich caught the deflection at the New York 236-yard line and went in for the score with 1:41 remaining in the opening quarter.
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But as Mills went in for what looked like a sure layup and a four-point lead, Grizzlies rookie guard Andrew Harrison blocked him from behind.
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When Jack went in for the kiss, Rachel actually pulled the classic "I'm sick" excuse, which has been friend-zoning men everywhere since the beginning of time.
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However, their friendship failed on one spot when the two leaders went in for the always-tricky triple handshake with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto in June.
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She went to her doctor for the IUD, and went in for a "routine" x-ray a few weeks later to make sure it was in place.
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Laura Avila, of Dallas, Texas, went in for the procedure at the Rino Center in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on October 30, according to her family's GoFundMe page.
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As an actor, though, Booster tired of the roles he was offered—in one year, for example, he went in for "Chinese Food Delivery Boy" five times.
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So we asked for some help to hopefully turn our weekly shopping trip into a much more enjoyable experience — where we actually buy what went in for.
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Jahi's case was an extreme situation because she went in for an elective surgery with a mortality of one in 30,85033, and unfortunately she was the one.
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"I didn't go into the Navy for a lifetime, I went in for six months," Alene B. Duerk told an interviewer in 21972, when she was 21975.
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That was when her owner leashed her to a metal chair outside Henry's Local, a coffee shop on Henry Street, and went in for an iced latte.
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The Teen Mom OG star went in for an ultrasound with her boyfriend Andrew Glennon and her mother Tonya Portwood on Monday night's episode of the MTV show.
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Callau also notes that her husband later went in for a full physical after Henry brought up the topic of the heart numerous times during their filmed reading.
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As Gallo ran through home plate, the two Rangers stars went in for what started out as a typical, celebratory handshake, but ended with a double crotch grab.
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After collecting a rebound beside the net, Reinhart's initial shot was stopped by Anderson's stick but the follow-up went in for his 20th goal of the season.
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After she didn't earn the top spot on the group date, she decided to assert herself, which is something that Viall encouraged, and went in for the kill.
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There's no way his sweetie went in for the smooch and didn't notice the giant stalactite of vinegar and flower seed creeping its way down to his beard.
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Passengers reported smoke billowing out from an overhead bin, and when flight attendants went in for a look, they uncovered a carry-on bag already engulfed in fire.
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When I went in for "tea," I had my very own assigned officer, who had given himself the nom de guerre of Omar Sharif (no relation, absolutely no resemblance).
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Standing in line after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and before House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, McConnell, 77, went in for the handshake, which wasn't reciprocated by pallbearer Bobby Rankin.
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It was only when I went in for round two of Roaccutane at age 23 that I really started to think about what I was putting my body through.
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And then, just before he went in for breakfast, he reached for one of the fullest flowers, brought it up close and breathed deep of that old rose fragrance.
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Expecting parents Carissa Gill and Randy Good of Croydon went in for a 25-week ultrasound and were "excited" to see Baby A kissing Baby B in the video.
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She quickly went in for treatment and underwent chemotherapy and multiple surgeries to remove the tumors in the summer of 2014, plus a single mastectomy to her right breast.
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Once he stabilized the position, he went in for the kill, isolating his opponent's arm with his knee, then he jerked it upward and hugging it to his chest.
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The aircraft, which runs long-range routes out of international airports in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, went in for routine inspection on Sunday, a Latam representative said.
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"He went in for a blood transfusion and he stayed in the hospital for a year, never made it out," Kattan says of his dad, who died in 2010.
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One curious crab noticed the camera and went in for a closer look, scuttling toward the lens and eventually grabbing a (tender, tender) hold of it, before wandering off.
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But even there, Stone often went in for tit for tat — sure, the Soviet Union might have done this bad thing, but the U.S. also did this bad thing.
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The adorable son of Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis went in for a checkup recently, or so we surmised from this pic that popped up on his mom's Instagram.
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When I went in for the stress test, the first thing I noticed was my husband's name, "Bruce," at the top of the computer screen in front of me.
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But even there, Stone often went in for tit for tat — sure, the Soviet Union might have done this bad thing, but the US also did this bad thing.
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Those notes got a lot more personal when he went in for quadruple bypass surgery last year and then encountered serious complications afterwards that his doctors struggled to fix.
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"What we're doing now shows all the work that went in for the decades prior, all of the women that worked to get us where we are today," Meir added.
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When Digsby learned she was pregnant, she went in for an ultrasound, and she was speechless when the technician told her she was pregnant with twins for the second time.
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"When we went in for the sketch presentation, they created exactly what I envisioned for myself on my wedding day… and I said, 'Yes' to the dress," she tells People.
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"When we went in for the sketch presentation, they created exactly what I envisioned for myself on my wedding day… and I said, 'Yes' to the dress," she tells PEOPLE.
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The right-handed Wright was bothered by his surgically repaired left knee ahead of Boston's 5-4 win in Game 1 on Friday and went in for an MRI examination.
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After I graduated, I found a job listing about a salon opening and went in for an interview, where I was asked to do a full leg and bikini wax.
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"When we went in for the sketch presentation, they created exactly what I envisioned for myself on my wedding day… and I said, 'Yes' to the dress," she told PEOPLE.
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The puck slipped under the stick of Murray, who had entered the game with a 14-5 playoff record, and went in for San Jose's first lead of the series.
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Leslie Jones went in for the kill on the 'SNL' season finale, annihilating the men in the Alabama State Legislature over the new law that will virtually ban all abortions.
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She went in for a voluntary interview with the special counsel's team, but they requested that she return to testify in front of the grand jury, which she did Friday.
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Cloud20 had a decent advantage and went in for the kill, beating back TSM in their own base, taking out the nexus turrets while grabbing kills and burning down the nexus.
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Since her mother had melanoma, Greenway went in for a skin check, during which her dermatologist initially thought the spot was benign — but a biopsy subsequently revealed that it was cancerous.
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At age 453, I went in for my colonoscopy not because I wanted to, not because my doctor wanted to, because I was getting brow-beaten by a lot of people.
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DeGeneres went in for the first bite and it looked like it took some work for her to tear it off, which caused her (and the audience) to immediately start laughing.
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Madikizela-Mandela, 79, went in for surgery in March and had a follow-up procedure earlier this month, but was discharged on Tuesday according to Nelson Mandela Foundation spokesman Neeran Naidoo.
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The Counting On star, 21, revealed on Wednesday that she and Austin, 25, learned they lost their unborn baby when they went in for their 20-week ultrasound and gender reveal.
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The magazine reports that beauty guru Bretman Rock, known for glowing it up on the regular, took things a little too far when he went in for his driver's license photo.
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Officers then confirmed the address with dispatchers, then went in for a look and encountered the suspected shooter, James E. Waters, 37, who began firing at the three officers, killing Morton.
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Much to his horror, I went in for a giant kiss right when I saw him — his eyes following my sticky-looking, candy-red lips like a slow-moving train wreck.
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Doctors assured her last April when she went in for a mammogram and check-up that it was likely benign, but after it became painful, she insisted that it be taken out.
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"Went in for a pneumonia shot and landed up here with fluid in my bicep," he tweeted alongside a photo of himself lying in a hospital gown with IVs in his arm.
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The pair was surprised to see themselves on the jumbotron before Kutcher comically licked his lips and went in for a kiss followed by a steamier smooch that had Kunis in stitches.
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Since it was reported Monday that First Lady Melania Trump went in for a kidney procedure at Walter Reed Medical Center, news outlets have sought, fairly desperately, to answer that very question.
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With the Jayhawks up 81-59 and Kansas big man Silvio De Sousa dribbling out the clock, Kansas State's DaJuan Gordon stole the ball and went in for a buzzer-beating layup.
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When she and her husband went in for one at 2000 weeks, they were told that the ventricles, or network of cavities, in their baby's brain were larger than normal, she said.
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Seven years before, Prince William and Kate demurely kissed while surrounded by their family, and as the crowd cheered (some begging for more), the pair went in for a second, slightly longer kiss.
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Seven minutes later, New Zealand flanker Ardie Savea intercepted an England lineout throw and went in for a score, and Richie Mo'unga added the conversion to give New Zealand a spark of hope.
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When the 43-year-old CBS morning anchor went in for a routine checkup with her dermatologist the week before Thanksgiving, she wasn't expecting to find out that she had melanoma in situ.
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Nieves backhanded a shot after a quick line change by the Rangers, and the puck struck a defender and went in for New York's first lead at 3:11 of the second period.
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As time was winding down, and with the game obviously well in hand, Brannen Greene took the ball and went in for an uncontested dunk for the final two points of the game.
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Apparently Boy King is the opposite of their last record, the plush Present Tense, and the seeds of the record came about when Wild Beasts went in for a writing session for Disclosure.
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The kitten recently went in for a check-up, where the doctors were happy to give her a clean bill of health and sign her up for the Kitten Early Care Plus Wellness Plan.
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All I can really put it down to is the fact that we were doing long distance, I hadn't kissed anyone in four weeks, someone went in for it, and I didn't say no.
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Of course, Rock piled on his favorite highlighter when he went in for the photo, but the result showed that going full-tilt isn't always so great under the harsh flashbulbs of the DMV.
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Florida scored an even-strength marker to tie it 1-1 when Trocheck's wrister near the boards beside the right circle clipped Stalock's glove and went in for his 9363th goal at 16:53.
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The singer was out Sunday with her boyfriend, Evan Peters, in Santa Monica -- where they both went in for a drawn-out rub of Halsey's belly, and they both seemed pretty happy about it.
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I read reviews, scrolled through before-and-after pictures, made phone calls, went in for consultations, and finally, was introduced to Andrew Jacono, MD. From the moment I met him, I felt comfortable and safe.
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The actress told Movieline at the time that she went in for a private audition when the actor claimed there was "nudity" called for in the script, and asked her to take off her dress.
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"On Monday, August 13th, Justin and I went in for our regular 7 month check-up and through a panicked ultrasound quickly learned that our beautiful baby girl had lost her heartbeat," read Brud's caption.
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Back in November, Marchand and Komarov got real close again, and Marchand went in for a less-intimate peck: It seems that Marchand's overture didn't have the intended effect back then...or maybe it did.
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Her sister and fellow bravo star Kyle Richards has also expressed the importance of women getting mammograms when she went in for her own annual appointment during season 9 of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shook Trump's hand for 19 whole seconds, while French President Emmanuel Macron went in for a death-grip, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi turned his salutation into a hug.
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There were many moments during my six weeks in China where I awkwardly went in for a hug with a new acquaintance and had to pull back and extend my hand for a handshake instead.
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"I found that an ice cream place was hiring, and I went to their website and signed up," said Kyra, who then received an email from the store manager and went in for an interview.
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Last fall, for instance, US Stem Cell, the company Greenfield went to, permanently damaged three patients' vision when they went in for fat-based stem cell therapies for macular degeneration, likely due to poor practices.
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The Queen of Twitter was co-hosting NBC's live New Year's Eve from New York's Times Square with her pal, Saturday Night Live favourite Leslie Jones, when the pair went in for a hug at midnight.
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Tamra shared the news with her followers on Instagram, posting a photo of the couple holding hands before Eddie, 45, went in for his second ablation — a surgical procedure to create scar tissue inside the heart.
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"The fact that he touched on the heart and kind of kept emphasizing that — my husband went in for a full checkup two months later and he had a full, clean health of bill," she said.
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Going Under The Knife About six months before my 21st birthday, I went in for a consultation with Sam Rizk, MD. With over 19 years of experience, Dr. Rizk comes highly recommended from every online testimonial.
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I sifted through the Vancouver Public Library newspaper archives, interviewed the business manager, and went in for a way-too-hot public steam to meet the regulars and uncover nine decades of Hastings Steam & Sauna history.
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On Tuesday, Meghan Markle got the internet talking when she went in for a hug at the same moment that a woman greeted her with a royal-appropriate curtsy, resulting in a few seconds of lighthearted awkwardness.
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Jeannette Vizguerra spent most of the spring in the basement of a church in Denver; she heard about people like Rayos getting arrested when they went in for ICE check-ins, and decided not to risk it.
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He was just to the left of McKenna and tried to shoot a pass through the crease, but instead it hit the goalie and went in for a power-play goal, his 14th goal of the season.
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While Rossum's hack isn't necessarily advisable considering the emoji she finished off her caption with, we're guessing she feels a lot better than she would if she'd went in for a full piece of cake, gluten and all.
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She went in for a second surgery the next day and has been taking Tamoxifen, an estrogen modulator taken in pill form that helps prevent the development of hormone receptor-positive breast cancers, for the last five years.
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"What we're doing now shows all of the work that went in for the decades prior, all of the women that worked to get us where we are today," Meir said during an interview on the space station.
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When I went in for my appointment, I was nervous — I had visions of some Stepford Wives-esque glambot coloring all over my body with a Sharpie and telling me all the things that were wrong with it.
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Read more: RANKED: 12 Netflix original romantic comedies, from least to most delightful One woman in a promotional photo on the Coodle site plunked hers on a dining-room table and went in for a snooze sitting up.
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The Veep star — who announced her battle with breast cancer in September — went in for her third round of chemotherapy on Thursday, and her costars Matt Walsh and Sam Richardson decided to film a small sketch to motivate her.
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Most egregiously, 37 out of 668 women who went in for an abortion at a hospital in Stockholm over a four-month span last year had been using the Natural Cycles app as their contraceptive measure, the Guardian reported.
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Doctors might not have discovered Aleks Patete's cancer had it not been for her baby boy DJ. When Patete was seven weeks pregnant last November, the 28-year-old went in for a routine ultrasound at University Hospital Cleveland.
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"Any time we went in for an appointment he would be so quick to show his doctors, or even his nurses, his Michael moves, and they were just amazed," Lutui, who also has an 8-year-old daughter, says.
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Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth, wife to Austin Forsyth and one of the 19 Duggar siblings, was also pregnant, but revealed in July that she had miscarried their second child when they went in for their 20-week ultrasound and gender reveal.
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These days we tend to think of ease of reproduction and sharing as key aspects of photography, but Americans really went in for daguerreotypes — which were unique and were made by direct exposure onto a metal plate without an intervening negative.
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It was a dumb shot taken at the worst/best possible time that went in for no reason except the whims of luck and the fact that Curry has an unparalleled, unprecedented, honestly kind of unsettling ability to drill long shots.
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And 2015: the year I went in for a standard gyno appointment and left with a Band-Aid over the spot where they drew blood to test for the BRCA genetic mutation that predicts your risk of breast and ovarian cancer.
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Among those arrested were an Arizona mother who was detained when she went in for an meeting with ICE, and a 23-year-old man detained near Seattle who held a work permit under DACA but who agents said had gang affiliations.
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In today's CAF Super Cup final, Congolese side TP Mazembe defender Kabaso Chongo (Zambia) went in for a challenge against Tunisia's ES Sahel player Drame Michailou (Mali) with his studs straight up, and nailed Sahel in the I-don't-want-to-says.
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"I went in for what was thought to be a two- or three-hour surgery, and ended up coming out of surgery 10 hours later; it was more severe, complicated and difficult than even they assumed," Baizley told Rolling Stone in 2015.
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Our house is, of course, actually on fire – just ask Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos' children: she went in for her routine annual check with the immigration authorities, as she had been doing without event for the past eight years, only to be deported.
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In January, a 20-year-old pregnant woman in Brazil went in for a routine ultrasound that revealed some troubling news: though she had had a normal, healthy pregnancy until that point, her fetus was now significantly underweight, according to the published report.
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Andre Iguodala got a wide-open lane and went in for an easy dunk and the Warriors got a huge steal from Klay Thompson on a bad pass, capitalizing on a huge 33-pointer from Durant to stretch their lead to six.
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But as Weber said, several of the women went in for it first — one even blindfolded and made out with him the moment she stepped out of the limo, sparking another conversation among fans about the show's often murky portrayal of consent.
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It turned out to be ten women sipping Margaritas, laughing as they swapped experiences of disastrous online dates and debating whether they would be more likely to meet a man if they went in for predominantly male activities such as mountain biking or golf.
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"What we're doing now shows all of the work that went in for the decades prior, all of the women that worked to get us where we are today," Meir said during an interview on the space station just before receiving news of the assignment.
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The former director had a medical emergency and had to leave her responsibilities immediately, and so the next week when I went in for my volunteer shift, I was asked if I would consider running the program, at least until someone else could be found.
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The Real Housewives of Orange County star, 50, shared the news with her Instagram followers, posting a photo to her story of her and Eddie holding hands before he went in for his second ablation — a surgical procedure to create scar tissue inside the heart.
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Trump's worst moments in the primaries involved women—Megyn Kelly, Carly Fiorina, Heidi Cruz—and at the end of the debate, Clinton went in for the kill, hitting Trump for denigrating women and accusing him of creepily hanging around the beauty pageants he ran.
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The Cavs were playing the Heat when LeBron went in for a drive, missed the shot, and then charged at referee Kane Fitzgerald, demanding a foul (that may or—more likely—may not have been one) by pumping his fist and getting in Fitzgerald's face.
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After a Golden State turnover, and an airball from LeBron James, Bell went in for a wide-open dunk, and despite missing it, he drew a foul and then hit one of two free-throws in what has been a terrific night for the rookie.
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E-Trade's stock-plan administration users may one day need Morgan Stanley's financial adviser armyOne of the reasons Morgan Stanley went in for E-Trade was to capture the customers — everyday employees at companies around the US — who use the brokerage's stock-plan administration platform.
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Though his parents, Jeremy and Sondra Esposito, initially believed his symptoms were the signs of a stomach bug, Drew's symptoms became more persistent as time went on, so on Christmas Eve they went in for a scan on his brain and saw something unimaginable.
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And yet, late in the interview with MSNBC's Katy Tur, Nunberg also said that Mueller's investigators' questioning of him when he went in for a voluntary interview last month gave him the sense that Trump "may have done something," though he said he wasn't sure about that.
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Whether you spent six hours taking your dark brown hair to shiny platinum, or went in for a quick caramel highlight around your face, you're probably on cloud nine, running your fingers through your new hair and smiling as you catch your reflection in a storefront window.
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We went in for a short period of time and just knocked the hell out of them and then went back, sort of gave them a lesson, but we didn't destroy the country, we didn't destroy the grid, we didn't, you know, there was something left.
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Slamhood went in for a sixth surgery a few days after getting the wound vac, which brought on an excruciating recovery process that involved several rounds of antibiotics, extreme nerve damage from the infections, and weeks of using a walker so she wouldn't pull out her IV line.
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"On Aug 3rd, I went in for an ultra sound bc the Perinatologist notice one of my twins had more fluids than the other which was the first sign of TTTS (Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome) this is when one twin takes more nutrients than the other," she wrote.
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"On Aug 3rd, I went in for an ultra sound bc the Perinatologist notice one of my twins had more fluids than the other which was the first sign of TTTS(Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome) this is when one twin takes more nutrients than the other," she wrote.
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The two went in for the clutch, Trump gave an air smooch, they did a weird grabbing thing to incorporate all four hands, some back and forth action, a half-hug thing, a pat on the back, Trump gave a finger point, and then just a lot of overall body shaking.
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Snider went in for a scheduled C-section and, according to the news station, posted the following message on Facebook alongside a smiling photo of herself without hair: "'Tomorrow will be a great day,' " Snider's friend Larina Campanile read to ABC 7 from the post, which she added was Snider's last.
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"[Alan] went in for a full physical because we were planning on having a baby, so in order to go and do the whole sperm thing, he wanted to get a full physical and make sure that he was healthy and ready to go … the timing of it was just unbelievable," she said.
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"[Alan] went in for a full physical because we were planning on having a baby, so in order to go and do the whole sperm thing, he wanted to get a full physical and make sure that he was healthy and ready to go … the timing of it was just unbelievable," Callau says in the interview.
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"I kept really calm for most of those three days but right before I went in for the c-section, that's when I sort of [felt] the devastation of it and the disappointment of not being able to experience a birth any way that I had hoped," she recalls, adding that she felt "really scared" ahead of the surgery.
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"What we're doing now shows all of the work that went in for the decades prior, all of the women that worked to get us where we are today," Ms. Meir, who arrived on the space station in September, said on NASA TV. Ms. Meir said she does not think a lot about being one of two women on the space station.
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