I'm really theater folk, and I've done film and television work, but it's always like, 'Bring it down, bring it down, bring it down.
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Kafka: Did they bring it to you, you bring it to them?
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"Even though you don't get seriously ill, you could bring it to a person who would bring it to a person that would bring it to your grandfather, your grandmother or your elderly relative," he said.
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"Bring it home, bring it home," supporters of the Democrat, who is favored to win the race to succeed Gov.
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So if your cortisol is too high it'll bring it down, if it's too low it actually bring it up.
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It's the hardest place to master but if you can bring it there you can bring it to so many different places.
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And nobody would bring it back now because the tax is so astronomical, they'd have to be desperate to bring it back.
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The group had two songs on the "Bring It On" soundtrack: "As If" and "Bring It All To Me" with 50 Cent.
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They're going to bring it back because of the tax bill because we made it possible for them to bring it back.
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And it's just, literally, like Bring It On – you know how they keep making Bring It On movies again and again and again?
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And what he forgets suddenly to bring it up or he's too afraid to bring it up or he chokes in the meeting?
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"We start out with a piece of bread, slap on some mayo, bring it down on cheese, bring it down on some ham," he said.
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Last year, she foretold that England would not "bring it home"—with "it" being the World Cup—and indeed, they did not bring it home.
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"They bring what no one else can sell, and they can bring it and bring it, day after day," said Ken Doctor, a news industry analyst.
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And I do bring that into my life, I bring it into every project that I do, I bring it into the way I dress, how I exercise.
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"People don't bring it up in the context of the #MeToo movement — they bring it up as something they remember as part of my record," Mr. Villaraigosa said in an interview.
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"Bring It On Home to Me" – Sam Cooke 6.
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"Bring it on — I don't care," Ms. Hubbard said.
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What we're hearing out of Mitch ... bring it on.
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"If he doesn't bring it up and the moderator doesn't bring it up, I think at some point Hillary has to initiate the discussion about that because it's gotta be done," Rep.
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Featuring Ashley Benson as the main character, Bring It On: In It to Win It is the fourth installment of the Bring It On franchise, but it doesn't reference the other films whatsoever.
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My boyfriend jokes that I better not bring it home.
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You could bring it up, but really, what's the point?
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And I think we need to bring it back ASAP.
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If I find interesting stuff, should I bring it up?
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As Gabrielle always says, 'Bring it,' and she always does.
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Let's try to find a way to bring it back.
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All right, let's bring it back around to climate change.
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Since 2014, she's been the star of Lifetime's Bring It!
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He is expected to bring it before Parliament on Monday.
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Both Your Husband Is Cheating On Us and Bring It!
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Mr Hammond will bring it down to 24% by 22020.
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Then the engineer would panic to bring it down again.
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She had this letter, why didn't she bring it up?
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Counting on Bey and Bruno to help bring it back.
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Are you using different tools to bring it off live?
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And the internet was quick to bring it up again.
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"I'm going to bring it all in," Mr. Nunn said.
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Let's bring it to people that have equally good ideas.
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We figured someone would bring it up over the holidays.
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In the interview, Graham's message seemed to be: Bring it.
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And now you get to bring it to millennials, right?
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When they take it and then they bring it back.
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And we think it's time to bring it back. NPG
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" He goes, "Let's just bring it up on the boardwalk.
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I'm looking to gather information and bring it to light.
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Bring it back to a simmer and add the shrimp.
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And we need to bring it on the table soon.
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I don't want to bring it to everybody else's attention.
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Ms Nabiullina herself admits the need to bring it down.
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Portuguese slavers were the first to bring it to Africa.
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"I am gonna bring it under my eye," she said.
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"I don't like to bring it up," she tells me.
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Lau and Iantorno want to bring it to the masses.
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Bring it on, there's more where that came from. 2.
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Reed, true to form, had one response: Bring it on.
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Don't bring it up, he's pretty sore about it. 9.
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We have to come out and bring it every night.
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Let's bring it into the world in the best way.
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Now, the biggest challenge is to bring it to scale.
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Every game is a grind, you've got to bring it.
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To bring it back to bands, inspired by New Order.
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Never. And finally... Bring it in Sunday is Valentine's Day.
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Which you'll probably have to do to bring it back.
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I was trying to bring it back over the corner.
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We can revive "Bring It Back" as a club staple.
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She doesn't bring it up again so I don't either.
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If only his friends had the courage to bring it.
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" He added that the GOP leader should "bring it on.
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Click Restore next to any entry to bring it back.
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Every time we saw each other, we'd bring it up.
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Believing in recovery, they said, might help bring it about.
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Bring it to the Apple Store for a professional inspection.
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Are you trying to bring it in a new direction?
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Sadiq Khan is trying to bring it forward to 2019.
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Now the technology exists which can bring it to life.
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But fear not, we will bring it back to greatness.
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But even if it did, it wouldn't bring it there.
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It hopes to bring it down to $1 per object.
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Bring it to a halt, and the problems spread instantly.
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"It's awesome to bring it back to L.A.," Seager said.
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But that connection will likely bring it to an end.
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He's hoping to bring it back to his home state.
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Eva's gotta bring it ... like she totes did on 'ANTM.'
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We're now looking for other cities to bring it to.
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I remember trying to bring it into my own context.
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They're just going to bring it back with the iMazing.
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And there's days I go, fuckin' bring it on, man.
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Do you mind if I bring it in, you guys?
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What is there to be done to bring it back?
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I always wanted to bring it back to the present.
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First, she has to bring it to upstate New York.
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"Why didn't the Democrats bring it up then?" he said.
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"Bring it," said Senator Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey.
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It felt like the right way to bring it back.
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Cooking for my friends is where I really bring it.
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What was she going to do: not bring it up?
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His friends and collaborators worked to bring it to fruition.
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Perhaps the new decade will bring it some good luck.
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It's important to bring it up without criticizing, she said.
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"They would wear it and bring it back," she said.
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Even when they steal a car, they bring it back.
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"We only bring it out during family reunions," she said.
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"If someone has a better solution," he said, "bring it."
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The film "Bring It On" raises cheerleading's profile even more.
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The question remains, however: Why bring it up with Ukraine?
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A lot of people don't even wanna bring it up.
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The Obama administration had helped to bring it back down.
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So Roberts embarked on a campaign to bring it back.
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That's when he decided to bring it to New York.
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"We didn't want to bring it up," Mr. Trump said.
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For me, it was tricky to bring it all together.
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It's time to bring it into the age of information.
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Gabrielle Union rocked a powerhouse pony in "Bring it On."
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"The premise behind the way we did this event was we hadn't done it in over a decade, let's bring it back, let's bring it back big and bold," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said.
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"If you believed in the case enough to bring it in the first place, typically you bring it again," said Randall Eliason, a law professor at George Washington University, who has followed the trial closely.
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Bring It On in 2016 – there are just so many possibilities!
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We will bring it to musangwe and sort it out there.
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Bring it back, call everybody back, we'll restart the whole thing!
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"I don't even bring it up … the impeach word," he said.
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We could bring it in for you if you need to.
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Often, they might not know how to bring it up themselves.
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But it takes Isabella's courage to bring it all to light.
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She just said, 'Whatever you could come up with, bring it.
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Remember, there's no delivery person to bring it to the doorway.
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And I don't have a house so I bring it everywhere.
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Bring It On: Kirsten Dunst is ready to be a mom.
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I always wanted to record all this and bring it together.
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I'll relay a message to the fans: Bring it again (Saturday).
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Facebook says it's "working to bring it to everyone on Facebook."
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From The Breakfast Club to Bring It On to Mean Girls.
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The rebels want to bring it in directly from neighboring countries.
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And they had to bring it in for a satisfying ending.
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Leave it to Christian Siriano to bring it back to life.
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They now should honor their pledge and bring it before parliament.
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If you see the Videos, bring it to the moderators attention.
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But he questioned whether Pelosi would bring it to a vote.
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All I know is: Bring it on, new season of Riverdale.
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If anything looks strange, bring it up as soon as possible.
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"I measure everything before I bring it into my tiny home."
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Wherever we were on the syllabus, he would bring it up.
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Main event GSP These guys are not pals Bring it on!
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"I want us to heal our country and bring it together."
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If I didn't bring it up, we wouldn't even be talking.
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I decided it was time to bring it home today. pic.twitter.
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Warren was the first Democrat to bring it up this year.
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Do you bring it up when you're walking down the aisle?
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Okada would bring it back, slowing things down, linking moves together.
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Why bring it up if you don't know shit about it?
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Who's going to bring it to the remaining Halloween weekend parties?
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INGRAHAM: OK. Let&aposs bring it into this -- this is unbelievable.
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Why did Rinna ever bring it up in the first place?
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Uber China getting included will help bring it into the fold.
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Cover it, add more water and bring it to a boil.
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I bring it home and catch up on The Bold Type.
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Crews tried to bring it down with explosives the other day.
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But I was easily able to bring it back into line.
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Bring it in here for my hug, Murat, Emily and Maria.
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Go find a book and then bring it to your lawyer.
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That showdown, we&aposre going to bring it to you next.
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Make sure to bring it up to your friends and coworkers.
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" He said he wants to bring it back and "use often!
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"I am almost certain he will" bring it up, said Sen.
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We're ready for your internet ire, and we say bring it.
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I survived that, I'm still surviving it, but bring it on.
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One thing that hasn't changed is how hard they bring it.
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KS: I'm going to bring it back down to earth, people.
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He then hand-paints each sculpture to bring it to life.
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That's easy: To bring it along when you go on adventures!
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It just took DeVos to bring it out into the open.
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Did we need to bring it up to the brows, too?
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It's important for moms to know they can still bring it.
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I have to wait two years to bring it up again.
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Though that hasn't stopped naysayers from trying to bring it down.
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Bring it on, but just leave the uninformed noise at home.
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"Bring it on," one longtime Clinton associate said of Trump's attacks.
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He didn't mention Emil's question, and Emil didn't bring it up.
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You want to talk about honor and integrity, brother, bring it.
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Let's not let this violence in Tel Aviv bring it back.
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Graham's concerns resolved, to try to bring it to the floor.
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Mr. Popovich could not understand doctors' reluctance to bring it up.
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He never intended to bring it back, according to court documents.
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" Russell: "Yeah, not quite ready to bring it down just yet.
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That's what we need in this country — to bring it together.
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"I actually wondered whether anybody would bring it up," Dean said.
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So in some ways, I was able to bring it back.
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I think it's important to bring it back down to that.
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How do city water mains then bring it to individual buildings?
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I bring it back to work and eat at my desk.
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Lucky Jupiter and the fantastical Neptune will bring it your way.
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Kylie, Khloé, and Kris will bring it on a private jet.
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But you can't bring it up to anywhere near Netflix levels.
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A logical approach, yes, but how do I bring it up?
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Ponsoldt tried to bring it back, but it was no use.
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Mr. Trudeau throws in five interconnected clues to bring it home.
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I take the empty injector and bring it to my neck.
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Now I bring it into the store and actually use it.
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President Trump may do all he can to bring it back.
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The plan is to bring it to more countries in time.
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The independent production company Propagate helped bring it to the screen.
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Yet now, she must bring it back for a third time.
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And now I get to bring it out into the open.
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The company plans to bring it to the U.S. next month.
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"I want to bring it here in Europe," Mr. Ayivi said.
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Another icebreaker is on its way to bring it more fuel.
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We knew we wanted to bring it back for a while.
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"We had to use around 10 carts to bring it in."
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But I guarantee you Mike Pence would never bring it up.
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This year, 8BitDo partnered with Jansson to bring it to life.
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If you're a Green Bay Packers fan, bring it to work.
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But I won't just bring it up to start a fight.
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I'm grossed out, but don't know how to bring it up.
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If this is adaptation to a warmer world, bring it on.
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I was afraid to bring it up from the passenger seat.
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They cook the food at the restaurant and bring it over.
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There are no plans to fix it or bring it back.
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When none of that worked, I still didn't bring it up.
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Men bring it up right away with me all the time.
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" Well, this citizen out in the hinterland says, "Bring it on!
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MORE cured cancer, Donald Trump would try to bring it back.
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You brought the original "Bring It On" DVD home in 2000.
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At home, he knows better than to even bring it up.
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He's going to say, "Bring it," and get ready to scrap.
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Safe to expect he will do his part to bring it.
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I want to bring it back for one last question here.
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Congressional Republicans even like to bring it up to flatter him.
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I want us to heal our country and bring it together.
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But years later, it's safe for her to bring it up. Why?
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So if loving a novelty sip is basic, then bring it on!
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But those posts also bring it into potential friction with Syrian troops.
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They plan to bring it to major retailers in the near future.
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"I show up and try to bring it to life," Washington explained.
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We try really hard to bring it as hard as we can.
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Let's bring it back to news one last time before we go.
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Senior congressional leaders, and Trump himself, were dispatched to bring it home.
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Bring it all in, bring the whole world back into our life.
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Bring it on JT. JT if you're reading this, you heard them.
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"Pilot: "Yeah, I'm not quite ready to bring it down just yet.
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Just like Bring it On, except this one she's the good girl.
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There is no way you bring it back for the last season.
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Insert the data into a spreadsheet and bring it into your negotiation.
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For my unsolicited two cents, ditch the hotcakes and bring it on.
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Yeah. I'll definitely bring it up more if there's someone hot around.
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People aren't bringing it up because they're afraid to bring it up.
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It's so good for the skin and you can bring it everywhere.
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You can pick the mood up and bring it back down again.
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What did you change to bring it back to the source material?
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I bring it back to my office to eat while I work.
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I wanted to bring it back to a more elevated, everyday [aesthetic].
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I didn't finish the tteok-bokki, so I bring it with me.
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Look, I don't make the news, I just bring it to you.
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Because making something disappear isn't enough; you have to bring it back.
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Let's bring it back, because who said business had to be boring?
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All you need is a dose of volatility to bring it out.
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Remember when you told us to bring it at the Invictus Games?
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If being left out of stories bothers you, though, bring it up.
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We have a certain way of telling stories, and bring it on!
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Fortunately Mrs May is unlikely to be able to bring it about.
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So I guess he liked the series enough to bring it back.
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We'll roast marshmallows on those golden wings if I bring it home.
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It can, but again, I want to bring it back to you.
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" And I was like, "Can we bring it up on the boardwalk?
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Now, you swipe from the top-right corner to bring it up.
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" Kardashian tells a very surprised Disick, and adds, "So bring it back.
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He wants to bring it down to about 15,000 because difficulty vetting.
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As for Moorer's case, Walmart is essentially telling her to bring it.
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If you wanna come, if you wanna bring it, I'll be there.
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I wasn't just going to bring it up out of thin air.
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"I'd just have no idea how to bring it up," he said.
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He's expected to bring it to a vote in the coming months.
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"Bring it on," said Jonathan Tasini, one of Sanders' most outspoken surrogates.
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My vets didn't pick and choose when they wanted to bring it.
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Yes, gravity will bring it down but much later then you think.
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It's super delightful to bring it to you each and every week.
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And I was like, Come on, man, you gotta bring it home.
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Plus, he does get Rolling Stone, because I bring it to him.
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Okay, if you're going after transgender people—bring it on, fuck you!
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If they come for Bring It On, we will go full Lava.
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"I want to bring it back to where we started," he said.
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"There's a time and a place to bring it up," says Browne.
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House leadership should quickly bring it to the floor for a vote.
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"If that's being criticized," she said, "then, you know, bring it on."
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Yet, for some reason, House leadership won't bring it to a vote.
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KS: You cannot wear yoga pants and bring it on the plane.
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" Keilar: "You're right, I did bring it up, and you're peddling it.
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President, you and your advisers and your lawyers need to bring it.
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"Whoever has an alternative to the police — bring it," Mr. Mansour said.
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I wish he'd have the guts to bring it to a vote.
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So bring it on; there will be more battles and more victories.
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"It's widely occurring, and most women don't bring it up," he said.
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" Sun added, "I want to learn the attitude and bring it back.
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There's talk the company could bring it back during the holiday rush.
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Coach Tom Izzo has this message to the voters: Bring it on.
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If she wants to bring it up, she can talk to me.
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Something very precious has been lost and nothing can bring it back.
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" How to bring it up: When somebody asks, "who keeps texting you?
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You can't get the numbers if you don't bring it every game.
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Don't worry, your own personal butler will bring it all to you.
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Yeah, and we didn't really have anyone to bring it home either.
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Senate leadership was already reluctant to bring it up for a vote.
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HOW QUICKLY CAN YOU ACTUALLY IMPLEMENT THIS AND BRING IT TO CUSTOMERS?
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It then knows to bring it back to another area for packaging.
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The world wants and needs marijuana and I bring it to them.
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The project to bring it to the village was started by Capt.
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As the genteel Mr. Ermotti almost certainly wouldn't say: bring it on.
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Don't turn the heat to high to bring it to a boil.
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We have to bring it up slowly to make sure nothing burns.
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Anything that our residents want to see preserved, they bring it here.
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What's he going to change to bring it back into the contest?
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Now he insists I bring it every time we work out together.
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If the issue is your colleagues' behavior, bring it to management's attention.
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Forgive the "Oklahoma!" reference; these unlikely playmates bring it out of me.
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Sanders would bring it back for annual incomes of more than $250,000.
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I'm making dinner with friends tonight and promised I'd bring it along.
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I guess I can bring it right to the president next time.
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Let's bring it up from -- everybody under 30 gets covered by Medicare.
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Niven created this poignant world, and Hannah helped bring it to screen.
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"We always bring it into something positive and cheery," Ms. Tecotl said.
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In 2000, the film "Bring It On," catapulted cheerleading into the mainstream.
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Serve it tomorrow after dinner, or bring it along to a feast.
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Fantastic Beasts is an attempt, quite literally, to bring it all home.
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I'd rather bring it to my son's show and tell in school.
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WAPNER: AND FINALLY THE OTHER, JUST TO BRING IT FULL CIRCLE, APPLE.
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"But no other president brought it up like I bring it up."
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There are no social policies that are going to bring it back.
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Find clarity in the mountains and bring it back to the village.
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Now 85, she is urging politicians to bring it to an end.
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Just use this handy clipper tool to bring it into your box.
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Motorized parts and a smartphone app-based controller bring it to life.
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And then we'll come up with something good to bring it back.
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Now, after Hurricane Dorian, he's trying to bring it to the Bahamas.
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"That is the least threatening way to bring it up," she said.
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My question is: Is it ethical for me to bring it up?
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And thanks to its compact build, you can easily bring it anywhere.
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The teen movie "Bring It On" was also released 20 years ago.
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"We encourage the Senate to bring it to the floor," she said.
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Or because they've got the feed, will they bring it to me?
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He would bring it up unbidden to staff members and to reporters.
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So we just really want to bring it to where we live.
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And the company that will bring it to you is AT&T.
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That would bring it down to around 11.17 million-11.18 million bpd.
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"It's simply not possible to do a credible investigation if you take information that's pertinent to the scope of what you're investigating and bring it to the White House instead of bring it to your own committee," Rep.
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Bring It On Grande also pays homage to the Kristen Dunst, Gabrielle Union 2000 film Bring It On with scenes that mimic the comedy, including a famous bathroom one where Dunst's character brushes her teeth alongside her crush.
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" MJ recommends rewatching the movie Bring It On. "A thing you should know about me is that I have loved Bring It On since it first came out ... It is campy goodness that is rightfully in the American cannon.
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By 2013, Ukraine was at a crossroads: It had to choose between signing a trade deal with the European Union, which would bring it closer to the West, or with Russia, which would bring it back under Moscow's influence.
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They bring it back and turn the Kipling salon into a dance hall.
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"Please bring it back, I won't call the police," Taylor posted on Facebook.
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When you get a rebound, don't outlet, just bring it up the floor.
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That's provided we can somehow find the car and bring it back soon.
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I saw the Chili Peppers the other night and they really bring it.
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Kieran told the caller to catch the bird and bring it on over.
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He said, 'I want to bring it home for a Father's Day feast.
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How do I even bring it up to him without hurting his feelings?
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"Obviously, it wouldn't be in my nature to bring it up," Willett said.
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It wants 50 more by December, which will bring it to 30 cities.
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GUTFELD: I remember one, but I&aposm not going to bring it up.
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"I don't even like to bring it up, the impeach word," Trump said.
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"He doesn't want us to bring it up," one White House official said.
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Bring it home for over $500 off its regular price tag, just $1,000.
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Iger wants to increase spending on Hulu's programming side, and bring it international.
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If there's something that will physically make me look better, bring it on.
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But if a guy is Muslim, he's very quick to bring it up.
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Add the wine and bring it to almost a boil over medium heat.
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Based in Jackson, Mississippi, and run by Dianna "Miss D" Williams, Bring It!
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You brought it to them, and you didn't bring it to the networks.
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The world was awry, and Esalen wanted to help bring it into alignment.
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They do the picking, they bring it to the register, and you transact.
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So we didn't bring it up, but most people know that answer, Joe.
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That way, I can actually bring it to market for a reasonable price.
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CRUZ: I would not bring it back in any sort of widespread use.
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A nation on the brink of ruin…and how to bring it back.
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It's called Mission Control and you can bring it up by tapping F3.
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BRING IT ON. I HOPE THEY ALL TRY IT. TAKE YOUR BEST SHOT.
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Just go to the tab and click or refresh to bring it back.
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A Nation on the Brink of Ruin...And how to Bring it Back.
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If therapy is not helping you, bring it up and talk about it.
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I just feel like if I don't bring it up, they won't push.
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This January will see the addition of every single Bring It On title.
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"It's become a thing that we bring it," said the mother of two.
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But if everybody wants it, I'm more than happy to bring it back!
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It's sure to be the talk of whatever gathering you bring it to.
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If it's not addressed properly, they should bring it up with their administration.
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I want to bring it up in everything I say, because it's powerful.
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Nvidia is now aiming to bring it in real time to the masses.
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"It is our goal to bring it all together concurrently," Ryan told reporters.
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Double-tap someone's Instagram to bring it from 10 to 11 likes. 163.
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You're going to have to take a magic wand to bring it back.
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You used to bring it up every so often, but you've since stopped.
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McConnell moved to bring it up on the floor and Kentucky Republican Sen.
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The other (reason) was to specifically bring it to service members and veterans.
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It's decadent and weird, and someone had to bring it all to life.
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Instead, he says he's planning to bring it back in a different form.
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Our faucet has coded, and no amount of resuscitation will bring it back.
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It's horrible, it's humiliating, I must try and bring it to an end.
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The company helped to popularize this format and bring it into the mainstream.
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That would bring it up to parity with the 5K 27-inch iMac.
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If only the network would bring it back — with Shia LaBeouf to boot.
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It took two years to bring it to fruition, with many false starts.
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When it comes to her baby, the message is simple: Bring it on.
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After four months, why has Congress failed to bring it to a vote?
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Which, as you can expect, makes it the perfect time to bring it.
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He's always going to bring it, every night, (with) intensity and work ethic.
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Gillum officially launched Bring It Home Florida in Miami Gardens on Wednesday evening.
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"If I haven't committed it to memory, I'll bring it in," she said.
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"If you have an explanation," he said, "bring it up with the company."
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Nathan West continued to appear in films and TV after "Bring It On."
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"Bring it," Democrat Cory Booker told Republican John Cornyn after one such reproach.
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I plan to bring it to Providence, R.I., from Washington for Thanksgiving weekend.
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And second, are they right to be worried Trump may bring it about?
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But being Oprah Winfrey, a single tweet was enough to bring it back.
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Now, it's betting on a 28-year-old CEO to bring it back.
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"I think now is the perfect time to bring it back," Hogle says.
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Step 11: When your baby is not in daycare, bring it to school.
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Do what you want to do, but don't bring it in my house.
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So we take the seaweed and we bring it to the cows. Yeah.
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He really did an enormous amount of work to bring it to campus.
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The question is whether we have the political commitment to bring it about.
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I put everything on a tray and bring it to him in bed.
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It's pretty good so I think I might have to bring it everywhere.
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So, in this case, it is good to bring it to a close.
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" The guy said, "Just a pineapple, but you can bring it next week.
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Do you need to bring it with you on the train or bus?
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Trump's plan would bring it back up to 100 percent through late 2022.
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Should he die tonight, I promised myself, I would not bring it home.
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And then the question of, well, how do you bring it all together?
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Bring it back and we'll go through it together and fill it out.
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"I sincerely regret that I couldn't bring it home for you," he said.
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We had tried to bring it back through counseling, sex therapy and lingerie.
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But Gilliam spent nearly two more decades trying to bring it to fruition.
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Ms. Eisenman is among the painters who manage to bring it all together.
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Is some wealthy opponent of the #MeToo movement trying to bring it down?
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I think it's not going to be a choice to bring it up.
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I'm trying to bring it back to the original vision of the architect.
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He had to bring it back trailing blood — and he was wearing white.
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Which is why I bring it up in the context of President Trump.
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And he brought it all together, like a father would bring it together.
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If you bring it up, you're playing "identity politics," or the victim card.
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We get the food to go and bring it back to my apartment.
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He added that a drop in global oil prices could bring it back.
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The new space will also bring it closer to New York's advertising agencies.
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The Venezuelan strongman must not be allowed to bring it to a halt.
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"It is our goal to bring it all together concurrently," Mr. Ryan said.
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I bring it up because this exercise is often incorrectly labeled and misunderstood.
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But we&aposre so grateful to have gotten to bring it this far.
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Congress must reform Section 702 to bring it in line with the constitution.
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We're going to bring it back to a size that's manageable and efficient.
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How do I bring it up in a way that doesn't embarrass him?
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I'll provide my email password and hand my phone over, bring it on.
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And Democrats can bring it up every six months, much to Republicans' chagrin.
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There's no defined framework on how to bring it in and measure it.
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If losing an item will cause you significant financial loss, don't bring it.
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The question is will leadership bring it to the floor for a vote?
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Before you even bring it up, it's not going to be Boba Fett.
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" Later: "Now we need to bring it to a close and it's lunchtime.
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"He doesn't want us to bring it up," one White House official sai.
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Until K.P. can bring it every night, Melo is still your best player.
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"Oh my God, a Bring It On sequel, do it again," Clarkson gushed.
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However, if the current pregnancy is healthy, you can bring it to term.
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Or they'll wait until after they're given an offer to bring it up.
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"We know Hank's going to bring it," the Rangers' captain, Ryan McDonagh, said.
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"As long as they bring it back, that's all that matters," he said.
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He didn't bring it up again, but I know things changed for him.
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Keep stirring it all up and bring it to a boil, then simmer.
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There will be attempts to bring it back on the agenda after Jan.
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We cannot wait to lift the Cup and bring it back to France.
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Bring it out for special occasions, or use it to elevate the everyday.
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Add the reserved salsa to the pot and bring it to a boil.
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"I would not bring it back in any widespread use," he said of waterboarding.
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This one is perfect, because it's quiet, so you can bring it on set.
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If they can hire some Frankenstein hacker to bring it back to life, fine.
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Side note, please fix the diesel and bring it back to the United States.
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If this is where LG's phones are going in the future, bring it on.
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Bring it in until we see something that offsets -- STEVE LIESMAN: She's pretty upbeat.
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But a series of events were unfolding that would soon bring it all back.
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Are there any plans in the works to bring it back or redevelop it?
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I bring it everywhere because it makes me feel safe and closer to her.
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The company announced plans to bring it to the desktop to promote heavier usage.
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Where you've just been tickled too much and you just can't bring it back?
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It's safe to say that the fashion queens of RPDR bring it every ball.
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And ironically, while one war helped make Hummers popular, another would bring it down.
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So bring it back: That's a video that I've seen multiple times for free.
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They all offer me basically unlimited music, I can bring it on or offline.
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"I'm the most vetted guy in this race, so bring it on," he said.
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Double-tap with three fingers to remove the window or bring it back again.
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And when he's not directly interrogated, Schumacher takes the time to bring it up.
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Talking about sex plays into that, so never be afraid to bring it up.
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My kid will know about the many players that helped bring it into existence.
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It's also easy to bring it back and swap payloads and then redeploy it.
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But sometimes I'm just too scared of my feelings to intentionally bring it on.
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After all, her album is so good that even sabotage couldn't bring it down.
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Even though I didn't bring it home, there's still hope for the Lachey household.
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Take a break in the office kitchenette, or on nice days, bring it outside.
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And does China's new record-breaking bridge really bring it closer to Hong Kong?
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Perhaps turning it on for video could bring it back to the limelight again?
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REAGAN: ALLRIGHT, WELL, BRING IT ON. THE HOLIDAY SEASON IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER.
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The whole country is behind you going into Tuesday's semi-final, bring it on!
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I'm very comfortable with this as it is, so that's why I bring it.
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We had Legally Blonde, Mean Girls, Bring it On, and 13 Going on 133.
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It's only on iPhone for now, but hopefully they'll bring it to Android soon.
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I've been thinking, why not take the Krusty Krab and bring it to life?
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I'll call him up on my cell phone here and he'll bring it down.
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"I want to practice boldness, and then we can bring it back, you know?"
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For years, I had considered death, seeking a way to bring it upon myself.
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We are also looking at other territories that we want to bring it to.
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Tonight will be Hillary's moment to take the stage and bring it all home.
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She decided, then, to bring it up at work, but she didn't know how.
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And the NBA even wants to bring it back to Charlotte in the future.
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You might even ask permission to bring it up to your friend, Steindl suggests.
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Brady would work with the Budget Committee to bring it to the House floor.
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Could we bring it up to the 99.8 percent accuracy that Nima is using?
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If you didn't want to bring it out, you never would have mentioned it.
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So much so that she literally gives it a hug to bring it closer.
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The response was enough for me to bring it here, for today's open thread.
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But Amareos, a Hong Kong startup, is looking to bring it to the people.
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I imagine you risk losing that integrity when you bring it into a restaurant.
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They'd rather go out and catch a fish and bring it home for dinner.
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They would go around the world and find best practice and bring it in.
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You have to feel it out and just bring it to a perfect condition.
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There are times I've forgotten to bring it on trips, and the device died.
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I'm just like, okay, fucking bring it on, let me try to do it.
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Now I think: How do I bring it into conversation without it being weird?
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Have you ever wondered why your paycheck disappears the moment you bring it home?
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If a feeling comes to you, bring it out here and lock it up.
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Or even worse, that the person did something bad to bring it upon themselves.
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"We'll bring it up," the President told reporters before departing for the G7 Summit.
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Are you hoping Canadian artists are the ones to bring it back to that?
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Bring it back here and potentially put it to work-- right here in America.
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Does not apply to it, so yes, you can bring it on a plane.
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"But starting tomorrow, we can bring it up as a privileged motion," he said.
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Now a former bond trader is working to bring it back to the mainstream.
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But at 24-15, Federer hit two double faults to bring it to deuce.
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He doesn't bring it into the shower, and can't read it in the dark.
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Here's what the stars of "Bring It On" are up to 19 years later.
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Republican leaders in both chambers are not planning to bring it up this year.
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The scandals continued despite numerous attempts to bring it above board in the 2000s.
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If they bring it up, there's transfer paperwork downstairs if they don't like it.
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Here's why we should bring it into the debate: States are asking for change.
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"Bring it down," onlookers shouted as the Davis statue was lifted from its base.
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It aims to bring it down to 40 percent by the end of 2017.
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Greg, now they bring it to high schools, which is at the Duke campus.
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Shmanske resisted calls to bring it down so Sutton said he did it instead.
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That's very important to address, and we want to bring it to the forefront.
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Spike is still part of the village, and he wants to bring it together.
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Donna: Artists out of LA just started to bring it out more to Texas.
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Or you could detonate something further out and the currents bring it in shore.
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We're reclaiming this category and we want to bring it back into good standing.
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He'll have it activated and bring it into the prison, usually inside his lunch.
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You could take the advice of one of our reporters and bring it inside.
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Are they sitting there saying, 'Let's have a real [trade war], bring it on?
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Mr. Ramsey, 39, envisioned filling it with light to bring it back to life.
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If we can squeeze free breakfast, that's amazing, but if not, we bring it.
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If that's what it takes to defeat the racist National Front, bring it on.
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Those who show up without identification will be asked to bring it next time.
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He pointed to a nearby box and told me to bring it to him.
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Every new technology gets a game that helps bring it careening into the mainstream.
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Bring it closer to your body so you don't have to reach so far.
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Most companies want to look at your passport, so make sure you bring it.
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The way the fans support their teams, the passion they bring: It is life.
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But if there's some precipitating event, then it can bring it all back out.
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I mostly forget about it until VICE journalists bring it up in my DMs.
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"My boyfriend agreed under the condition that I bring it to work," she said.
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I want to put it, bring it back and put it on our mantelpiece.
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Do you ever have food delivered or pick it up and bring it home?
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Gold's slide on Monday did not bring it as low as $1,300 an ounce.
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Plus, you can bring it on-the-go with you — what's better than that?
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I'll provide my email password and hand my phone over, bring it on. #hyde2020.
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"Bring it on," said Ian McKeever, a leader among the carriage owners and drivers.
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I say to my friends, 'Let's help lift this world, not bring it down.
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He is currently not listed on the Bring It cast list on Lifetime's website.
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But it never takes much heat to bring it back to a full boil.
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At first, she said she would bring it to me, but she never did.
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Now did I lose money betting on whether he'd bring it up or not?
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A lot of people will be excited because Jordan Peele helped bring it about.
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Supporters of the legislation hope to bring it up for a vote this fall.
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I&aposll provide my email password and hand my phone over, bring it on.
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For years, I've bought my lunch every day rather than bring it from home.
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I thought Emma would bring it deeper than I could do with just words.
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"If it were me and my child," he says, "I would bring it along."
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Buy a sippy cup, glue jewels on it, and bring it to frat parties.
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Even if they did bring it, their warm lunch would be cold by lunchtime.
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But he did not disavow the practice, or his promise to bring it back.
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I bring it home and work on some documents for work while watching Frozen.
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I meant to pack a lunch and bring it with me, but I forgot.
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He is choosing to push America further apart rather than bring it closer together.
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But I would not be doing my job if I didn't bring it up.
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Then Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, declined to bring it up for a vote.
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Enthusiasts pleaded for Toyota to bring it back and now it has finally arrived.
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Probably don't bring it up out of the blue, is what I'm saying here.
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Given my little focus group, Mr. Feenstra had better be ready to bring it.
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To help bring it into balance, he raised property tax rates by 8 percent.
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Fortress acknowledged the unlicensed activity and altered its website to bring it into compliance.
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But she was told not to bring it up in front of Mr. Trump.
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The fact that it's such a solo activity won't help bring it mainstream, either.
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Bush agreed to modify the program to bring it into compliance with the law.
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I don't know that there's a good way to bring it up with him without any risk of hurting his feelings, but if it's going to be a dealbreaker for you, I suppose it's better to bring it up sooner rather than later.
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Her wife, Ivy, played by The Newsroom's Allison Pill, vows never to bring it up.
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If there was something annoying someone, that'd be a good time to bring it up.
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I can judge how far to bring it out and then I match the top.
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It sounds great, the battery lasts half a day, and you can bring it anywhere.
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And the media didn&apost bring it up in 2016 because they wanted her elected.
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Well that one's almost dead already, but Ford could bring it back, with a twist.
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When inflation rises the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates to bring it under control.
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His career might have been disrupted, but not enough to bring it to a halt.
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She's also paid homage to 13 Going on 30, Bring It On and Legally Blonde.
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She is very special and so is her new book...bring it to number one!
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The pop star also paid tribute to Legally Blonde, Bring It On and Mean Girls.
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Stodden buries her face in her couch cushions and screams when I bring it up.
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It's like a wildlife photographer, to find something that's interesting and bring it to life.
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I can't live without my chefs knife; I travel with it, I bring it everywhere.
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The Fire phone flopped (sorry to bring it up again), so Amazon doesn't have phones.
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You'll want something that delivers the quality and size to really bring it all together.
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Bring It On and The Virgin Suicides are two films that capture Dunst's onscreen innocence.
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From there, it can map these features onto a photo to bring it to life.
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"I sincerely regret that I couldn't bring it home for you," he added, choking up.
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Mr. Trump, you said not only does it work, but that you'd bring it back.
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My husband will even bring it to me without asking because he knows it helps.
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"My short-term goal for this app is to bring it to Android," he wrote.
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Butter is crucial, on both sides of the bread, just to bring it all together.
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He's looking for a presidential candidate that will bring it back to its better years.
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I take a pill at seven in the morning, and I'm thinking, Bring it on.
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They must earn money and bring it back to the guru to pay their debt.
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So we will be able to hold all this information and bring it back up.
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Hopefully Sennheiser adjusts its US pricing to bring it down to its competitors' price range.
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I'm going to be a busy lady, but as I always say, 'Bring it on!
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On the way out, I decide I'll bring it up when I collect the dress.
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Bring it to a store near you and apply any time during your birthday month!
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But McConnell might bring it up anyway, to give conservatives a vote on clean repeal.
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Italy is launching efforts to raise that ship and bring it to a Sicilian port.
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Unfortunately, it might take a trade war to bring it crashing home to Mr Trump.
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Bring it in the car so the kids can play Smash on a road trip.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Let me bring it forward now, talk about the other risks out there.
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He planned to float across in the raft, retrieve the box, and bring it back.
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Let's bring the New Year in right – let's bring it in with a smile, baby.
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The athlete is probably not going to bring it up, because they're afraid of retaliation.
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It's also portable enough that you can bring it anywhere that you bring your laptop.
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She's also paid homage to 13 Going on 133, Bring It On and Legally Blonde.
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It's one thing I've thought about a lot—did I actually bring it upon myself?
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Whatever your brand of anxiety, stress or control, money will bring it out of you.
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Evita is not on Broadway right now, but I'm hopeful that they'll bring it back.
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"Bring it on Alisyn" GOP @RepSeanDuffy spars with @AlisynCamerota over domestic terror threat https://t.
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She was an original "mean girl" as one of the stars of Bring It On!
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Then you bring it to the store and the store's going to make a profit?
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And when you bring it down it will, for the most part, slow itself down.
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I'm so against it that I don't talk about it, unless you bring it up.
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HADLEY GAMBLE: Finally, want to just bring it back to the U.S. at this point.
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Matarese: Yeah, I think that character really needed something like that to bring it down.
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That's exactly what it took to bring it back to the bottom of the map.
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The latest person to bring it up was Senator David Perdue, a Republican from Georgia.
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I need them to bring it every day every single day because I sure do.
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He could only manage to bring it to a close slowly, unwittingly demonstrating his impotence.
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Please bring it to the Gratis Police Department and we will test it for free.
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It signals to potential customers that it believes its good food will bring it success.
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And then we've got to bring it down to one part of the Goblin Forest.
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"It is our goal to bring it all together concurrently," Ryan told reporters early Tuesday.
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Possibly it is time to bring it all back home and start again from scratch.
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Now, one of Hollywood's most sought-after young stars will help bring it to life.
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"Sometimes when you bring it in, it makes it feel bigger," Leanne explained to Insider.
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"Bring It On" would show Hollywood that previously serious actress Kirsten Dunst had comic skill.
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Richard Hillman followed "Bring It On" with several small projects, including 2001's "Legally Blonde."
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If you have a battery-powered phone charger, bring it along for any extended journeys.
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And it got so popular that I had to bring it back to New York.
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We bring the fight to the enemy so that they don't bring it to us.
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If they want to talk about crops, why not bring it all back to collusion?
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We'll bring it up and I think we'd move to expel him at that point.
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After he ate the ful, he said, 'Whatever you want, I'll bring it for you.
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Resource wise, what does it take to get that far—to bring it to court?
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Julia Deakin: I'd do it all again tomorrow if they decided to bring it back.
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"I know Bobby Gunn is coming to bring it," Jones said at a press conference.
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It generally lasts two to three years, but additional tick bites will bring it back.
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Remember what your opponent said—or the topic at least—and bring it up later.
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Romania pledged an increase in defense spending that is expected to bring it above 2%.
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Google has not announced its plans to bring it to other markets at this time.
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The idea that somebody would bring it back with a splash of style is fantastic.
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He ended up pulling that off the table, but it's time to bring it back.
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"We want to bring it to the people who are in the book," he said.
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It died in Albany after state legislative leaders refused to bring it to a vote.
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The Shout Your Abortion movement has encouraged women to bring it out of the shadows.
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I like to bring it out before roasted fish, with sorbet and cookies for dessert.
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I bring it even though I take 99 percent of photos with my iPhone now.
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Afterwards, US sailors provide security to unload cargo and bring it to its designated location.
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Make sure to read Becky Krystal's pie dough tips and check out our Bring It!
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A 75 percent reduction — of course, much harder to achieve — could bring it to 30.
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But he added it could take up to a year to bring it to market.
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" Musk responded quickly: "Bring it on," adding that he'll "aim to do this next week.
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They did not receive his size specifications in time to bring it on the trip.
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Before Trump will allow himself to be chased from the temple, he'll bring it down.
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"They seem to be just starting to bring it a little under control," he said.
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I thought it was important for us to present it and bring it to Chicago.
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If your daughter does bring it up, then talk things through calmly — without giving in.
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We bring it to the forefront on social media, and we have these difficult conversations.
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But he added it could take up to a year to bring it to market.
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But he said it could take up to a year to bring it to market.
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And so we bring it to the present day in the form of Roy Moore.
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This vulnerable population needs our protection from the stigma that works to bring it down.
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They hope to one day domesticate the fruit and bring it to the US market.
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No – even if they earned a return, how would they bring it back to Earth?
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"I wish he&aposd have the guts to bring it to a vote," Stack said.
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You could bring it up at school trivia night, maybe, and hear what people thought.
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I would encourage anyone with information about this incident to bring it to the police.
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She discovered the pastime while visiting Toronto and decided to bring it to New York.
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He said there would be repeated efforts to bring it to a vote despite McConnell.
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The foundation sent a team to fetch the orangutan and bring it to the center.
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You can bring it up and down like DJ Khaled just walked into the building.
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So ordered, with the caveat that you get the paperwork and bring it to him.
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Spain had wiped out Turtle Worship and there was no way to bring it back.
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Once its golden brown, bring it to your counter and let rest for 15 minutes.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he would not bring it up without Trump's support.
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The New Jersey senator responded, "Bring it," before releasing the emails via his Twitter account.
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For me, I try to bring it down to the actual people and the individuals.
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We could park it in space and bring it back a little at a time.
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KS: What better place to bring it in front of a live audience, Mary Lou?
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Take a look inside the party and what it takes to bring it all together.
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And experts say that scaring North Korea is not likely to bring it in line.
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It's been privatized, and we could probably bring it back, if we had enough people.
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So, when you have someone like Kathryn Bigelow who is like, I'm going to try to put light on this and bring it to the forefront, bring it to the consciousness, I don't want to fault her for that, as flawed as it is.
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They let me be me and help me bring it out to the world, I think.
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The question of whether Beijing can bring it around looms heavily in the minds of Afghans.
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Pinterest briefly had this feature (and should bring it back), but it'd work better on Insta.
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It also features a set of wheels so you can bring it anywhere around the office.
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"You put people's dirt out there — you have to bring it in the house," he says.
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I read in the sauna because my phone will overheat if I bring it in there.
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But let's bring it back to the main Apple Watch update of the day: cellular connectivity.
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So I had my good friends April George and Cheakity bring it to life for me.
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You can introduce something on Monday and kind of bring it to a conclusion on Friday.
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I heat up leftovers from last night for them and bring it over to the mountain.
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For me, actually the more iconic bedroom in Bring It On is Cliff's bedroom (Jesse Bradford).
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And I won't bring it up either, because they are both about seventy years old now.
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Caproni dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning the Irving, Texas-based company cannot bring it again.
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These professional networks allow people to expand their knowledge and bring it back to the organization.
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We combined it with my experience with enterprise security to bring it to the civilian world.
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I bring it back to our ice-cold air-con office and eat at my desk.
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If Google wants to compete, it'll need to really bring it with a killer design, too.
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The city was fined, and had additional monitoring from DHEC to bring it up to code.
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I don't want to bring it up if the other person never thought it was wrong.
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But my editor really wants me to bake Ezekiel bread and bring it to the office.
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The rally added over $4.83 billion to its market cap to bring it to $24.8 billion.
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And to bring it back to Google, I wonder if it's just a good business move.
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You don't wait till the hearing is over then all of a sudden bring it up.
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"I wish he'd have the guts to bring it to a vote," Stack told Business Insider.
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"Bring it!!" the actress captioned the photos, smiling ear to ear while looking at her daughter.
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Coach made the decision to bring it up the floor, and that was good for us.
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We're moving into a deliver world, why not just bring it to their house from online?
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Don't ship it to them, bring it to them and teach them how to use it.
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Eric, I'm going to finish with you on this idea, bring it to a national level.
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If I don't have serious plans to use the laptop, I don't bring it at all.
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Gabrielle Union is still just as nostalgic about her Bring It On days as you are.
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Now, the race is on to find the beast and bring it into the planetary fold.
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Think bigger than the shower: you can detach the speaker and bring it around with you.
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Doctors may be reluctant to push the issue or, in some cases, even bring it up.
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If anybody's going to bring it up, it's just because they're going to stir up s—.
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"You put people's dirt out there — you have to bring it in the house," he said.
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I bring it back to the office along with some Cheez-Its and a La Croix.
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To be able to bring it back to home soil has been a pretty incredible experience.
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They will certainly sell it and Donald Trump is going to bring it to an end.
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No matter what big issue or catastrophe loomed, I could say, 'bring it' and move forward.
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You can drag your finger from the bottom edge of the screen to bring it up.
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For months I struggled with the question of whether I should bring it up in meetings.
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Databricks' mission is to simplify AI and bring it to the other 99% of enterprise organizations.
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Then arguing with me why I am not able to just bring it by the store.
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If the rover answers, NASA will check its health and start to bring it back online.
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People didn't know about it—and what a shame not to bring it to the surface!
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"I think we're going to adapt the startup model and bring it into government," Erlich says.
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"Absolutely they should bring it forward," Wilander, who is Eurosport's chief analyst during Wimbledon, told Reuters.
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Mugabe blamed Britain and the United States for sabotaging the country to bring it to heel.
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How do I take what you've shared with me and bring it into my own life?
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I seldom see [fakes] because they are run out when they bring it in my store.
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There's food, live music, cooking competitions and thousands of community volunteers who bring it all together.
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When you've sent a message on its way, just tap Undo to bring it back again.
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"You can learn, you can talk to your kid, bring it to your school," Hockley says.
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The CSeries' fuel efficiency may bring it more orders if the oil price goes back up.
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If you didn't think that [the pills] were part of the behavior, why bring it up?
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In response, Harry made his own "bring it" video, with his grandmother, the Queen of England.
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"Fairly quickly we were able to bring it down," James said, according to Air Force magazine.
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Say something, bring it to their attention...express your support for your sisters, if you will.
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"To our Republican friends across the aisle: 'Bring it on,'" the Democratic New Yorker said Tuesday.
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But Thimbleweed also makes a number concessions that bring it in line with more modern games.
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And we have a good faith basis at this point in order to bring it up.
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I didn't ask how much he's worth, and he's too well-mannered to bring it up.
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Scully, Robertson, and Menschel all do research before every game and bring it to the ballpark.
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If you've got something productive to offer on a topic, he'll bring it out of you.
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I mainly bring it up to say that I'm finding Dake increasingly attractive and it's alarming.
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"I think our guys individually know, individually, that they have to bring it," George told reporters.
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" Eggman sneered, "This Dragon was just waiting for a genius like me to bring it back.
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But let's bring it back to Galarian Weezing, the break-out star of this trailer. Icon.
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To thaw, just toast on a very low temperature to bring it up to room temperature.
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But it's one thing to announce a concept and another entirely to bring it to market.
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"I definitely thought he was going to take that momentum and bring it here," Fox said.
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Representative Hank Johnson, Democrat of Georgia, was the first to bring it up at the hearing.
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Grace: It needs orange somewhere else to like bring it all together, otherwise you're too green.
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And if something can do double-duty, there's all the more reason to bring it along.
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If I had joy in there he could bring it back out and he sure did.
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But is it really going to stand up to subzero temps once you bring it outside?
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Houses, cars, job-switching, kid-having, plane-ticket-buying, restaurant-choosing, shoe-shopping, mastectomy: Bring it.
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Normally $179, Amazon's Echo Prime Day deal lops off $50 to bring it down to $129.
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"Bring it in, and let the audience discover it — that was the goal," Mr. Glasser said.
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American families have been waiting on our elected politicians to work together to bring it home.
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United's reduction in boarding lines would bring it more in line with American Airlines and Delta.
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How do we deal with increasing production and bring it into the market without collapsing prices?
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When you bring it up, don't get it caught on anything so the mail falls out.
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Gannett is betting that bigger scale will bring it savings and help it generate more profit.
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Gabrielle Union said she still has her "Bring It On" cheerleading uniform hanging in her closet.
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We have to take the fight into the streets and tell the government, 'Bring it on.
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Gabrielle Union recreated her iconic look from the 2000 film "Bring It On" with her daughter.
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But the Trump administration has made its posture toward climate change abundantly clear: Bring it on!
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"Every family goes through it and every family is afraid to bring it up," Bahnsen said.
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"This may impact, say, evangelicals a little more closely, bring it home to them," he said.
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Several of the songs, like the single "Bring It Back," are steeped in eighties synth-pop.
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It could be the elephant in the room, so it's important to bring it up first.
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We always try to bring it back to a situation that applies to the boys themselves.
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How did that change come about, and what work did you do to bring it around?
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Oracle knew all about these developments, and just decided not to bring it up at trial.
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If this is where the band is heading for their sophomore record, then bring it on.
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But he didn't bring it to me in Vancouver, he brought it to me in Texas.
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Watch the video for "Bring It On" and check out the band's upcoming tour dates below.
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Instead of throwing that stuff away, they can bring it to Rage Room to smash up.
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In their world, nothing has to age—and if it does, you just bring it back.
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That night he went home and asked his father if he could bring it to class.
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Skip it; order a cocktail or two in the lobby and bring it upstairs with you.
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If you think it might move the needle for the company, bring it up for consideration.
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If you have a container please bring it and we will be happy to fill it!
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LG: Let's bring it back quickly, because we're talking about power suits, exoskeletons, all this stuff.
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Beijing regards Taiwan as a renegade province and is determined to bring it under mainland control.
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Because I think if they do bring it the floor it has the votes to pass.
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Let's bring it back to the States and see how they're doing in the semi-finals.
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"Maybe she could bring it down a level," Lola Sewell, a community organizer in Selma, Ala.
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That's what Sheryl was also saying, is that they don't want to bring it up now.
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"We need to update Florida's elections system and bring it into the 21st century," he said.
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We're driving 400 miles, round-trip, to get the produce and bring it to our warehouse.
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It's a modern, reductionist view to bring it down to that, and we didn't emphasize it.
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But Speaker Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, could refuse to bring it to a vote.
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Here's hoping someone had a Made-to-Order-by-McKay burger to bring it all home.
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If Netflix turned patience into a forgotten virtue, its competitors are trying to bring it back.
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The WSJ profiled the employee who helped bring it to light: Howard Wilkinson, a British trader.
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"Mitch McConnell -- we cannot bring it up in the Senate trial," the New York Democrat said.
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It's possible to revive a dying houseplant and bring it back from the brink of death.
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Though she had few ideological differences with the government, she set out to bring it down.
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It retails for $69.99, but you can bring it home for just $39.99 with code CMSAVE20.
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Musk responded to the Ford executive&aposs challenge on Monday afternoon: "Bring it on," he said.
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She said customers should dispose of it or bring it to a Publix for a refund.
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It'll scoop a bit of the asteroid and bring it back to Earth for closer study.
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Old Navy hopes this offering will bring it a last-minute surge of shoppers before Christmas.
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So the Balsleys were forced to uproot their business from Mitchell and bring it to Osage.
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Throw some wrapping paper on that one, and bring it with you to brunch on Sunday.
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I would take the capital gains rate and bring it back closer to the personal rate.
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Now students at Staten Island Technical High School will attempt to bring it back to life.
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Then build a plan with annual, quarterly, monthly, and weekly goals to bring it to life.
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Hindu nationalists in India's governing party have been seeking for years to bring it to heel.
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It is orbiting the Earth and Boeing is working to bring it back to the ground.
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"If the Republican leadership has a better alternative, bring it forward," he told MSNBC on Friday.
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You can squeeze the Pixel 103 (like earlier versions) to bring it up whenever you want.
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I drive the five minutes to get our food and bring it back to the office.
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In a tweet directly replying to the Ford X vice president, Musk replied, "Bring it on."
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"It can be a sensitive subject, so you knew not to bring it up," he said.
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If cost is a concern for you, bring it up in your appointments with your physician.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has refused to even bring it up for a vote.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Calif.) will bring it up for a vote.
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Your favorite turkey sandwich is there and we are going to bring it to your room.
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Even if I don't think I'm going to use it, I bring it with me anyway.
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I was able to use what I'd learned from them and bring it to my patients.
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The bill died in the House, where Republican leaders refused to bring it to a vote.
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The idea didn't prevail in the end, but many Democrats now want to bring it back.
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You know how you have to have certain experiences in your life to bring it out?
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If an issue at home is brewing, this full moon will bring it to a climax.
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We don't want to use the old tools and bring it to the new economy. Right.
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Bring It OnWith an iPhone camera in hand, stealing cheers would be much easier for Big Red.
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I needed help from reviewers and audiences outside of Norway to bring it back to Norwegian audiences.
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No need to get out of your car, the waiter will bring it right to your window.
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You bring it back by swiping in to the left from the right edge of the screen.
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I asked whether he'd be able to bring it into prison if he hadn't sold it yet.
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On the way here I was like, 'Can you make sure they bring it just in case?
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I recommend The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander and tell him that I'll bring it tomorrow.
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With a budget of $22019,000, Kara and Shannon completely change their design and bring it to life.
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"I still play point guard in a pinch—bring it up, all that good stuff," LaVine said.
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You'll want to mix your sarcophagus juice with equal parts water and bring it to a boil.
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But of course, sometimes the thing that you fear the most, you always bring it onto yourself.
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And I illustrated it with modern stories and historical stories to bring it to a wide audience.
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I knew I had to bring it, in order to be in the same room with him.
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And that refusing to bring it up won't save him, or anyone else, from what's already happened.
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So bring it on, PUFFERs, because we are ready for the next giant leap in space-cute.
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"The people here have the skills and the creativity to bring it forward," a royal source explains.
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The Apple guys or the Sony guys, they've brought the guys from Sony to bring it on.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell intends to bring it to the Senate floor for a vote next week.
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But I have to bring it up because I think it&aposs very unfair to our country.
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"Oh, you mean the 'organic' video," Braun laughs, putting up air quotes, when I bring it up.
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Ali Rosen tackles these potluck woes and more in her not so coincidentally titled cookbook, Bring It!
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"To bring it down to an infraction, you're essentially saying this is an OK lifestyle," Kelly said.
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Then, another discharge petition would be required to bring it up for a vote to bypass McConnell.
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"It's time to bring it out of the closet and change the perception of it," she says.
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"I was trying to get enough to bring it out to get a shot off," Smith said.
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"People aren't bringing it up because they're afraid to bring it up," Trump said of the policy.
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Ryan has endorsed Graham-Cassidy and promised to bring it to a quick vote in the House.
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Huawei says it's looking to bring it to other markets down the road, depending on 5G availability.
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If you have an Xbox or a PlayStation, you can't bring it on a trip with you.
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And Trump did not bring it up because he thinks we need to protect Central American migrants.
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The look disappeared from red carpets in 2016, and it seems Jenner wants to bring it back.
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And Mr Ryan then suggested he would allow the congressional vote needed to bring it into effect.
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" White allegedly replied, "Still bring it I need to see the layout I have to give something.
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When empty, you can bring it back to a store that sells them for a $5 deposit.
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So far, we've only ever been able to land hardware on Mars, but not bring it back.
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You can adjust the settings to bring it down, but look, streaming games is a bandwidth hog.
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And we've wanted to take the approach of validating or technology before we bring it to market.
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The printer itself is lightweight and portable, so you can bring it to all of your projects.
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The stock added more than $212 billion to its market cap to bring it over $23 billion.
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Disney's long-awaited plan to bring it into the 21st century is finally beginning to reveal itself.
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"We said, 'Bring it on,'" said one person involved on the side of the big U.S. carriers.
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For the most part, these bring it in line with the rest of its Creative Cloud lineup.
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I keep it in my handbag so that I don't forget to bring it to work tomorrow.
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So we're not looking at what Husqvarna did in the past and trying to bring it back.
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We've said at 40 percent, we're not going to bring it back until there's a fair rate.
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And if you're planning to go backpacking through civilization's wreckage, don't forget to bring it along, too.
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It made sense for tax purposes, so each year we'd bring it up with our accountant, Meltzer.
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So the liquor is stored in a separate freezer before they bring it into the ice bar.
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Spray a grill or grill pan lightly with nonstick spray, and bring it to medium-high heat.
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I bring it to my roommate's new apartment where a couple friends are over helping her unpack.
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Which is why Jon decides he's going to kidnap one and bring it back down as proof.
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Just don't expect the Antiques Roadshow to get excited when you bring it in for an appraisal.
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As Mr McIntyre says, "A good way to destroy any dinner party is to bring it up."
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Clearly Western Digital found something it liked in Upthere and decided to bring it under its fold.
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Every other year, Castillo has to renew his car and bring it in for a thorough inspection.
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You have to bring it every single point, every single game, until the match is literally over.
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If my creative spirit says 'bring it back' then best believe I'ma hitchu with that chorus again.
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Both are supposed to be done on Veteran's Day, which will bring it to 49 homes total.
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When Hurricane Harvey happened, he had lots of food but no ability to bring it to anyone.
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Once they get more signatures, they will print out the petition and bring it to Apple headquarters.
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And if you do that, you will bring it back like nothing has ever been brought back.
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A: If this bill doesn't pass this year, we are going to bring it back next year.
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When Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in October, there was momentum to bring it up again.
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The markets are ready for an offering like ours and we're excited to bring it to them.
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The miniaturization progresses, now the computer fits in the backpack, you can bring it to a gig.
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I heat up some mac 'n' cheese, bring it to bed with me, eat, and pass out.
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We'll wait until it's fixed, then we'll bring it back up and we'll do a full postmortem.
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" Incoming Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer responded to McConnell's remarks, telling the Republicans to "bring it on.
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We know how to measure it, and we know some methods to bring it back in balance.
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You can even 3D-print whatever you've created to bring it to life beyond a virtual hologram.
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"If you're unsure if someone's a cannabis user, bring it up in a compassionate way," Peckler says.
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I suggest you bring it up with me if ever I'm lucky enough to run into you.
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"As soon I carve the cow in pieces you should bring it to the costumers," he says.
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I just say to all my friends, let's just help lift this world, not bring it down.
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Keep the name, keep the exterior design, spruce up the interior and bring it down to earth.
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I will bring it empty and I assuming the hospital will have somewhere I can fill it.
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But cell phones now bring it "into our consciousness in a much more emotional way," she said.
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The idea was to return to it, to bring it back even though it no longer exists.
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The idea was to do something a little more modern and bring it to a modern audience.
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And I think we've got the votes if we have two leaders who will bring it up.
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The network is expected to decide in early 2020 whether to bring it back for season 56.
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The Freedom Caucus insists the promise was to bring it to the floor no matter what, though.
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George W. Bush said "bring 'em on"; and bring it on they did, pitching us into hell.
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"Just out of nowhere, he'll bring it in before we break," the assistant coach James Posey said.
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We need more positivity in our world and we're hoping she is the one to bring it.
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In iOS 10, the phone is already awake before you even bring it up to your face.
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Plus, take an extra 15% off with the code BFSAVE15, and bring it home for just $42.49.
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But it was reinstated a year later after Ricketts personally bankrolled a referendum to bring it back.
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They didn't favor apartheid, but they were against almost anything that might bring it to an end.
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But they could not bring it under control, and the plane crashed into the sea at 450mph.
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Anybody else would be in jail for that, yet the Dems refuse to even bring it up.
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Keogh: When you bring it back now, 30, 40-ish years later, obviously, a lot of competition.
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I would bring it upstairs and marvel at its contents: tiny avocados, bruised pears, hilariously oversized eggplants.
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An uncle who worked the third shift used to bring it home, in an oily brown bag.
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Keep that intel in your back pocket and bring it out after you've started the negotiation conversation.
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Pai is now proposing to bring it back, and the proposal is expected to pass next week.
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"I wouldn't wait 'till you have a fight with your spouse to bring it up," she says.
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It's unclear, but Facebook might not bring it to the US unless it really blows up abroad.
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"Every year we have been able to manage the budget and bring it in," Mr. Mujica said.
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We had an incredible machine that was in the hospital, and the Fed could bring it out.
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"Bring it on," Booker said, his office releasing the tranche of emails to the press shortly after.
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"We've underinvested in technology and it's critical that we bring it into the modern age," he said.
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And if a meeting is within Bluetooth radius of my desk, I won't bring it there either.
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While there was recently a push to bring it above ground, that seems to have lost traction.
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Someone like Nokia doing this sound will bring it to a lot more people who need it.
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The fact that they all saw a problem but felt afraid to bring it up is unacceptable.
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Good thing I didn't bring it, because the K-9 is coming by, getting his sniff on.
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The extravagance and explicitness of the self-hatred on display bring it ever closer to self-love.
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This week he made clear that he would refuse even to bring it up for a vote.
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Beijing's takeover of one of the country's biggest spenders threatens to bring it to a near stop.
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"We were in there?" the company's co-owner Sally Johnson asks bemusedly when I bring it up.
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B. calls and tells me he forgot a tub of merch and asks me to bring it.
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"It was a 20-year process to bring it back," said Polly Trottenberg, the city's transportation commissioner.
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Wilbur Ross, the secretary of commerce, whose department oversees the Census Bureau, wants to bring it back.
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I don't go anywhere to collect a bag of footage and bring it to my French producers.
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President Trump's chief of staff told her not to bring it up in front of the president.
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Instead, the design of the law itself seems to have helped bring it back from the edge.
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He didn't even bother to bring it up in his recent phone call with his pal Vlad.
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"Let's bring it back to its roots as a civil rights and social justice commemoration," he said.
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So then we were able to kind of bring it back into 3D and start making things.
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