"I think she's asking to come home wif me," she wrote.
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But bands seem to agree, because many keep asking to come back.
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Students, afraid to leave their dorm rooms, phoned parents asking to come home.
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They're already asking to come to the studio, so I'm sure they'll be helping out!
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"I have been asking to come here for years," she said backstage before the show.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, many are asking to come home.
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I know him as the guy I've been asking to come on this podcast for how long, Matt?
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"I won't tell you the hundreds of calls we've had asking to come here to this meeting," Trump said.
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Some US diplomats stationed overseas in countries where there are coronavirus cases are asking to come home, two sources say.
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A: No. Q: Did the doorman call you that there was a guest asking to come up to your apartment?
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"This is the person we were asking to come in and build the technology and build our technology team," she adds.
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"I won't tell you the hundreds of calls we've had asking to come to this meeting," Mr. Trump told his guests.
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Upton alleges Marciano continued to harass her at a later shoot by calling Upton's hotel room repeatedly, asking to come see it.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, more and more of them are asking to come home.
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But on "The Carol Burnett 50th Anniversary Special" in December, Jim Carrey reminisced about asking to come on your show as a kid.
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One of Young's last memories of her brother is him asking to come stay with her and her roommates at their place in Vancouver.
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Many of the homes have become tourist attractions in Waco, with visitors slowing down as they drive by or even asking to come inside.
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People be thinking all my friends that want to come over, they be slick, they be asking to come hang out, and all they want is that d--- snow cone in the flower cup with the syrup.
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And of course then you have to load up on all the guns and ammo that you can find, so in case somebody does happen to stumble upon you they will think twice about asking to come in for dinner.
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Hundreds of people are believed to have left Europe to fight for Islamic State in Syria and Iraq but, with the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, more and more of them are asking to come home.
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More fallout from the Jarvis Landry tirade during the Browns-Cardinals game: I'm told by two sources that before the game ended, 'multiple' Browns players yelled at the Arizona sideline to 'come get me'--asking to come play for the Cardinals.
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While Zoey, who was such a superstar Teen Vogue intern she was essentially given the duties of a senior fashion editor after a week last time, could presumably shoot her former supervisor an email asking to come back, we all know things can't be that easy.
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Despite asking to come back on, the producers refused, despite the fact Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen was allowed back on in similar circumstances.
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In Japan, a young girl known as Gorgeous, so called for her beauty, has plans for a summer vacation with her father who had been in Italy scoring film music. Her father returns home and surprises Gorgeous by announcing she has a new stepmother, Ryoko Ema. This upsets Gorgeous, whose mother had died eight years earlier. Gorgeous goes to her bedroom and writes a letter to her aunt asking to come visit her for the summer instead.
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"He wouldn't even bother to have a shower", Went later said, in an interview. "He'd just get dressed, take his carrier-bag with his dry martini and he'd go—no explanation". While Hurley had been able to command Friday's respect, it soon became clear that Andrews was unable to control him and that the Londoner disliked his new manager. Indeed, soon after moving to Cardiff, Friday appeared one day in Hurley's office at Elm Park asking to come back to Reading.
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On the night of January 22, 1957, a small group of Klansmen gathered, armed with pistols and a rifle. They got into a car to look for Willie Edwards, an African American, who had recently been hired as a driver for Winn-Dixie. They thought that he was sleeping with a white woman. Willie had come home from work and an hour later got a call from his boss asking to come back in because one of the other workers had called in sick.
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Upon returning to the room, he asks Ester, why his mother dislikes being with them, as she always departs as soon as she gets the chance. Ester tells him that she has learned a few words of the local language, and she promises to write them down for him. Johan, instinctively knowing Ester is seriously ill, embraces her in a show of concern and compassion. After Johan has fallen asleep, Ester sobs at the door of Anna and her lover, asking to come in.
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Cristobel starts a fight with Adan but is overpowered, and in frustration calls Adan an Indio, as a derogatory, deeply hurting Adan and reinforcing their differences. Elisa insists that he should not take her to a hospital. He finds she has been given three pills by one of the boys and the guests are asked to leave. Mafer then turns up, furious that he has been flirting with other women while she was trying to get to the party (Cris having ignored her phone call asking to come and pick her up).
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The "Great Smithsonian Prank" was a prank perpetrated on the media. The local TV station came to the farm where Kesey and friends were painting the new bus and later aired "Ken Kesey has restored the original Furthur and is taking it to the Smithsonian." The next morning, a variety of national media were asking to "come along on the trip to the Smithsonian." The media rode along on Furthur for about a week thinking it was the original bus and that it was going to be donated to the museum.
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In 1706, Spanish authorities in New Mexico received a message from the several dozen Picuris and other Pueblo people in El Cuartelejo claiming mistreatment by the Apache and asking to come back to New Mexico and requesting a military escort for their safe return. A new factor affecting the Great Plains was the arrival of the Comanche, aggressive, nomadic newcomers who made travel more dangerous. The governor appointed Ulibarrí to head the rescue expedition.Kenner, Charles L. (1969), A History of New Mexican-Plains Indians Relations, Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, p.
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He was strict in handling his juniors but meticulously fair and very support of those who gained his confidence. Likewise he could not tolerate slackness in those who worked with him and suffered fools badly. He was very much an individualist, found his own solutions to problems and was not always good at accepting the solutions of others. On the other hand, John Kirklin said that when he (Kirklin) had just performed his first operation at the Mayo Clinic using the Mayo-Gibbon oxygenator, and was about to do his second, Brock phoned, asking to come and watch.
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The film is a success, with the public preferring the comedy of Irénée to the grandeur of Galubert. The head of the studio gives him a real contract, which he will not sign until he also gets a Peugeot 601 Éclipse convertible, and on the strength of this he proposes to Françoise. Once married, the two drive down to his uncle's village, where he enters the shop alone in the clothes in which he left, telling his uncle that his dream of fame has proved false and asking to come home again. The uncle is delighted to be proved right, and Irénée then brings in his wife.
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