What's an international border doing out here on the prairie?
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We'll monitor him closely and how he's doing out there.
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"Thank you for what you're doing out there," he said.
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That's not at all what we discussed doing out here.
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What exactly are they doing out there wearing so much camo?
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Be sure to let us know how we're doing out here.
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But what it's doing out in the open is way worse.
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Denny is so smart, and he knows what he's doing out there.
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We're doing out best but had limited resources even before this influx.
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Most look at what I'm doing out here and see a mania.
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And what could he possibly have been doing, out in a hurricane?
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And just what was mother doing out back with the field mice?
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A lot of Ukrainian battlefield reenactors admire the work we're doing out here.
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When Martin Luther King Day comes, I wonder what are they doing out there.
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It's not well-lit, and they're gonna go, 'What was she doing out there anyway?
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What most of you are doing out there, online and in three dimensions, is complaining.
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I know this is what so many of you are doing out there today, as well.
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I mean, that's really what our mission is, and that is what they're doing out there.
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Had total control of what I was doing out there and just didn&apost finish it off.
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Police are certain the kangaroo will be alright, if you were wondering how it's doing out there.
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Kelly does a fantastic job with them in terms of they know what they're doing out there.
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Here in Nashville, they're not going to know what you're doing out there if you're not on radio.
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Although she intended to return to rehab, she was "doing out-patient rehab at home," said the friend.
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A cool breeze could have carried him miles away, based on the acting he was doing out there.
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Although she intended to return to rehab, she is now "doing out-patient rehab at home," says the friend.
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What we was doing out here a long time ago, motherfuckers is just now doing it around the world.
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Yeah, and so it basically makes people think twice about doing stuff that they're just doing out of spite.
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First of all, I want to know what the hell you're doing out here at this time of day.
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For the first time Woods's two young children were totally aware of what he was doing out on the course.
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Everyone is doing what they're doing out of a sense of love and to keep the people that they love safe.
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"Trump literally said the crime he was doing out loud in the Oval Office, and there were multiple witnesses," said Meyers.
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"I just keep thinking of the power, and the potential things that this animal could have been doing out there in the ecosystem."
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The IMF found that a third of new entrepreneurs in sub-Saharan Africa said they were doing what they were doing out of necessity.
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This specifically is a Century Properties Development, the only 1 I'm doing out of 11 countries and all the master plans we have closed.
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You're just acting out an age-old performance of power, maybe one you feel less and less comfortable doing out in the world these days.
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And I think the public has to see us do here what everyone is doing out in the private sector and hold each other accountable.
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"Mostly it's been people, like my clients, who have been outspoken about what the US was doing out there on the ground in Iraq," she said.
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Which is only to say that more than a decade into the platform-era internet, it's still unclear exactly what our data is really doing out there.
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The Voyager vessels served as a precedent for what we're doing out here if only because they've amassed inexplicable materials on their hulls through decades of movement.
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There are going to be ups and downs, spurts when you don't really know what you're doing out there, but other times when the game seems easy.
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He asked me what I was doing out in the area, and I told him, I'm picking up my friend—who was beside me in the passenger seat.
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This is very different than what they are doing out in Silicon Valley where you have the digital to digital experience – you're just connecting with an iPhone and a website.
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The previous reveal of her pregnancy was treated as something of a shocking surprise, which made it easier to write off as something This Is Us was doing out of desperation.
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With Webviz, engineers can understand the autonomous vehicle data and analyze what the cars are doing out in the streets and help decide how the cars should drive or approach different situations.
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This time, Maddux is disguised, mostly with some extremely heavy hair-related makeup, as a sound guy for a video shoot that Chicago Cubs star Kris Bryant was doing out in Vegas.
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What was he doing out of bed, I asked gently as they unzipped the fire chief jacket and pressed stethoscopes to his chest, and why had he tried to be so tough?
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Not long after we were given the delightful image of Buckner simply nudging the ball away from the wall for Cespedes and giving him a "what are you doing out here, man?" look.
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When she reported the attack, she said the police had seemed leery of her story and asked her about how she was dressed and what she had been doing out at 4 a.m.
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Here's visual proof: * Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte: Duterte is giving Trump the "come on man ... what are we even doing out here, man" look as the US president tries to jockey his right arm into the correct position.
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I haven't seen the animal yet, but I have had very interesting things happen—one that made me wonder what the hell I was out there doing out there because it scared the living crap out of me.
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Borrow a friend to hold the mount and take a trundle around a car park to try out a few different configurations—it's not really something you want to be doing out on the road, but it helps to at least be moving.
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But those artists didn't completely turn their backs on the galleries and museums, and the question of what constituted a plausible stand-in for what they were doing out in the landscape—plan, photograph, "non-site," whatever—was a crucial one for them.
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While things were relatively quiet after that reveal, over the past few months BioWare has provided several glimpses at the next Mass Effect adventure, showing off the various worlds you'll be exploring as well as some of the things you'll be doing out in space.
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I started doing out doing this from political frustration and then I moved away from political comments, but what's interesting to me is how people agree with you even if you say something stupid because you seem to be a member of their tribe.
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After a teammate, Thabo Sefolosha, was injured and arrested in New York in 2015, Korver said his first reaction was, "What was Thabo doing out at a club on a back-to-back?" rather than concern about the injury or dismay over the arrest.
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" "Many of these things that are coming out of the secretary's office reflect someone that really does not understand the institutions or their experience or the traditions," Shalala said, adding that "she's a nice person, but boy she really is confused about what we're doing out there.
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For that reason, "lol" tends to show up a lot in situations that demand plausible deniability: when people are flirting (McCulloch offers the example "you look good in red lol"), or asking for sympathy ("lol I'm writing an essay :("), or need to soften a sentence that might otherwise sound like an accusation ("what are you doing out so late lol").
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Cari for cause the micro-tsunami that destroyed local artist beRut's mural on iSenti Jeni's harbour wall. God was busy conducting surveillance and cannot explain what the drone was doing out in a storm. Without actually being asked, the Doctor volunteers to investigate the death and discover if vi!Cari was murdered.
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" Additionally, Byrant's behavior towards his teammates changed as well. "It's the little things, taking guys out to dinner, talking to guys more about things", Luke Walton said. "He's such a great player, I think sometimes it gets frustrating if we don't understand something. But he's taking the time to explain what guys are doing out there a little more.
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When they question Annemarie about what she is doing out so early, she lies that she is taking a basket with a meal to her uncle. The soldiers do not believe her, and one of them grabs at the basket. However, the soldiers eventually let her go, and Annemarie makes it to her uncle's boat. She gives Henrik an envelope that contains a handkerchief.
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The two men added 33 for the last wicket, with Sutcliffe striking three sixes and Blair one from a single eight-ball over, but in the next over Blair was stumped off Hugh Tayfield. South Africa won the match by 132 runs. A book about the incident, What Are You Doing Out Here: Heroism and Distress at a Cricket Test by Norman Harris, was published in 2010. Blair wrote the foreword.
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Fortunio asks Boxer how and what he was doing out in the middle of the desert. Boxer doesn't know and asks the date. He seems to suffer from amnesia. At the same time, a Nevada park ranger is tipped off about the whereabouts of an abandoned SUV with a burned-up dead body inside. The SUV is a prototype vehicle belonging to Treer which is powered by ‘Fluid Karma’.
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When Katherine informs Bree of Rose's story, Bree realizes that Orson has been lying to her and when she asks what he was doing out that night he lies again. Bree goes over to Andrew's and decides she might have to divorce him. Mike drops by Susan's to pick up M.J.. He asks her to try and talk to Dave. On her way to work, Susan brings Dave a basket of store bought food.
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Matinee idols Marvin Agustin, Dominic Ochoa and Rico Yan (collectively known as "Whattamen") replaced him on the show. Top-notch stand- up comedians Marissa Sanchez and Ai-Ai delas Alas also joined as new female co-hosts. "MTB" also started doing out-of-town shows abroad during the same year to promote ABS-CBN's international channel TFC. In March 2002, "MTB" lost a co-host, Rico Yan, who died during his Lenten vacation in Dos Palmas Resort, Palawan.
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Sage and Iamsu! made their U.S. television debut performing "Gas Pedal" on the Late Show with David Letterman on March 27, 2013. The performance garnered little response from the audience but Sage was a good sport about his performance during an interview he had with RapFix Live: "But it was tight though, 'cause you could tell it was a real audience 'cause as soon as I was like, 'How y’all doing out there tonight?' They said, 'Ahhhh,'" Sage continued.
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After an automated weather alert system (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson) announces the approach of a dangerous storm, Finn, Jake, Lumpy Space Princess, and BMO build an ad hoc storm shelter. Finn, Lumpy Space Princess, and BMO all chip in to help construct the refuge, but Jake spends most of the time wistfully contemplating nature. When the storm hits and the quartet is cut-off from the outside world, the isolation begins to drive everyone mad. It is then that Jake reveals what he had been doing out in nature earlier: collecting sounds.
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Ormond was involved in a notable piece of sledging; when, in a Test match against Australia in 2001, Mark Waugh asked him, "Mate, what are you doing out here? There's no way you're good enough to play for England." Ormond replied "Maybe not, but at least I'm the best player in my own family", a reference to Waugh's brother Steve, who was the captain of the Australian team. Ormond, "fond of a fag and a few beers after close of play", was criticised for being overweight while an England player.
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Lin had played only 55 minutes through the Knicks' first 23 games, and the team had lost 11 of its last 13 games; however, he unexpectedly led a Knicks resurgence. On February 4, against the New Jersey Nets and All-Star guard Deron Williams, Lin had 25 points, five rebounds, and seven assists—all career highs—in a 99–92 Knicks victory. Teammate Carmelo Anthony suggested to D'Antoni at halftime that Lin should play more in the second half. After the game, D'Antoni said Lin had a point-guard mentality and "a rhyme and a reason for what he is doing out there".
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Temple's brother Jack Temple was hired as the movie's 3rd assistant director, to which as Shirley Temple would later say, he "spent time thinking up things to take care of, one of which was me." He was subsequently fired after he and Shirley Temple got into a dispute over a roasted turkey prop on the set. The turkey had been sprayed with insecticide to discourage insects, and her brother loudly ordered her not to eat the turkey, which she had no intention of doing. Out of spite, she popped the turkey in her mouth, prompting her brother to shake her to dislodge it.
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He received All-Conference honors in 1966 and 1967, and was co-captain of the team his senior year. While in college, Belk was a student athlete, making the honor roll and dean’s list. He graduated in 1968, earning a bachelor's degree in Business Education. In the NFL, Belk proved to be a versatile, reliable, and very intelligent football player, starting at both defensive end and tackle. One of his coaches, Dick Nolan, made this testimony in reference to Belk, “What I like about Bill is that he’s very smart. He knows exactly what he’s doing out there and can adjust to any situation.
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Dug's Special Mission (2009) is a Pixar short CGI film, directed by Ronnie del Carmen. It is tied into and included on the DVD and Blu-ray Disc release of Up, and Pixar Short Films Collection: Volume 2. According to Jonas Rivera, the producer of Pixar's film Up, Dug's Special Mission "is a little bit of the backstory of what Dug was actually doing out there on this mysterious mission when we meet him [in Up]". In the short, Dug is instructed on how to catch the bird (Kevin) by Alpha, Beta, and Gamma, but their instructions are really intended to keep Dug away from them.
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It was replaced by the rule that for world records the shortest orthodromic track must be at least as long as the circumference of the earth (hence 21,600 nautical miles). Watson's response, "If I haven't been sailing around the world, then it beats me what I've been doing out here all this time." received widespread media coverage. And by following on with "...it's a shame that my voyage won't be recognized by a few organizations because I'm under 18 ..." Watson successfully created a public perception that it was her age, rather than the length of her voyage, that proscribed recognition as a global circumnavigator. Watson's manager, Andrew Fraser, defended Watson's circumnavigation claim, noting that the WSSRC does not recognise records by sailors under eighteen.
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The commuter who lives in > Watts could never have imagined a "Lonesome Town." The thing isn't > possible.Stole Lawrence, "Something Doing Out Watts Way," Los Angeles > Herald, August 3, 1908, page 8 Two years later, a Los Angeles Times writer opined that > Watts was first known as the place where you could buy town lots on the > hitherto unheard of terms of $1 down and $1 a week, The public made fun of > that proposition at first, [but when the lots were all sold], those clever > comedians, Kolb and Dill, rendered the name "Watts" again famous by > introducing it into one of their most popular and successful stage > productions. It was not pleasant to our people of Watts to be thus > ridiculed, but it caused people to talk about Watts; it advertised Watts; > and it aroused the spirit of the residents of Watts.
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