I often wondered: How is the business doing without me?
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BONDI: Sure, well, we continue what we are doing without fear.
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"You couldn't do what we're doing without this facility," Pecknold insisted.
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Doing without them would knock a great hole in the budget.
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You're still doing the same things you've been doing without lowering yourself.
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I think it's possible to do what they're doing without being shifty.
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I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing without Larry Livermore and Lookout!
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You have to coordinate what you're doing without thinking what you're doing.
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For farmers, doing without genetically modified crops is not a simple choice.
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Here in America I've been doing without the precious stuff since Nov.
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It's not something that people can just start doing without support and help.
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What's a word that says we know what we're doing without sounding like jerks?
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He can see what his family is doing, without anyone needing to tell him.
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It shows that they can't do what they've been doing without some kind of punishment.
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The idea of doing without belief is perhaps a bigger idea than any belief it negates.
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You just accept it's something you'll be doing without until you're back on the out again.
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Many kitchen "staples" we can't imagine doing without are also disposable, meaning we're also often restocking them.
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"Doing without meat is good for the planet, and the animals we share it with," Hanks said.
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Among my challenges is that I want to do, and doing without thinking things through is hazardous.
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One can't talk about how well or badly South Korea's economy is doing without talking about Samsung.
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We are pressured to do what everyone else is doing without even realizing the pressure is there.
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Troll farms can take cues from what the Comicsgate guys are doing without their permission or help.
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It's also a great way to feel good about what you're doing without everybody knowing what you're doing.
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Neither Bernanke or Yellen would have been able to do what they were doing without his full backing.
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If you're not ready to take on the responsibility of credit card management, you should consider doing without.
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You can describe what Trump is doing without using words that give him credit where it isn't due.
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We can only sit and wonder if Shaquille O'Neal will figure out what they're doing without seeing them.
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"We could give you credit for what you are doing without you even entering the information yourself," Duggan says.
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"We talk about what we're doing without actually talking about what we're doing," Mr. Uffelman, the Warren organizer, said.
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Can you imagine how well he&aposd be doing without the special counsel in the media and their constant attacks?
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The prospect of dropping into, say, Oklahoma or Georgia would mean doing without the good income and the social support.
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I wondered what my family was doing without me and if my dog would still remember me when I came back.
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He hid the Juul in his bedroom, doing without it on the job for up to six hours at a stretch.
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Elizabeth Traynor, an illustrator in Guntersville, Alabama, had tried virtually every estradiol product and balked at the prices, frequently doing without.
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A welcome disorientation, even an epiphany or two, might arise from doing without conventional touchstones like, say, a mirror, or a refrigerator.
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And I didn't like the fact that girls really didn't have the freedom to do whatever they felt like doing without people scowling.
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"Really, what we should be talking about is: How are we doing without nature in our lives every day?" said Razani, the pediatrician.
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The game is able to teach you these complex rules without verbally explaining a thing; you learn by doing, without any explicit instructions.
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Since restaurants pay delivery apps high commission fees, doing without rent helps businesses save money — but no physical restaurant also means no waitstaff.
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I'd say it's the biggest one because it was the last time we were free to do whatever we were doing without any thought.
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We empathize with those who might wish to donate, but reiterate that at this time no one who needs blood is doing without it.
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"It's worrisome what the states are doing without these protections," said Allegra Chapman, director of voting and elections for Common Cause, a watchdog group.
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In the first course, we even talk about how people use the word "cult" to discredit what you're doing without actually saying what's bad.
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"We empathize with those who might wish to donate, but reiterate that at this time no one who needs blood is doing without it."
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Like a home security camera keeps tabs your home without you having to be there, a GoPro documents whatever you're doing without using your hands.
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Champions of inclusion can watch what they say and explain what they're doing without presuming to regulate what words come out of other people's mouths.
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What doesn't get discussed is what everyday people are doing without intending to, and I think that's an area where some interventions can be made.
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"Doing without meat is good for the planet, and the animals we share it with," Hanks continued, with Wilson jumping in that it's good for health.
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In the week leading up to Thanksgiving, anti-hunger activists across the country are raising awareness about those who are doing without on this major holiday.
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Last year, when Mr. Kelly was on the ropes, some former White House advisers started to float the idea of doing without a chief of staff.
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For her part, he said, Ms. Danley made compromises like doing without perfume, hair spray and bubble baths in order to not set off his allergies.
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"Each bat searches as an individual but they eavesdrop on each other," he said, explaining how they know what the others are doing without actively communicating.
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" He continued: "The best thing to do, really, is to empower everyone to do what they feel most comfortable doing, without fear of subsequent repercussions or recriminations.
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When you connect Alexa to the Baby Stats iOS or Android app, you can log whatever your baby is doing without picking up your smartphone at all.
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AMSTERDAM - Two major Dutch hospitals say they will stop importing human body parts from American firms, which they have been doing without any regulation for a decade.
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And while some restaurants are saving money by doing without pastry chefs, Hwaban needs two of them to keep up with its obsession with Western-style sweets.
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Millions of people in less mortal danger still faced the bleak prospect of doing without air conditioning and electric appliances for days or even weeks to come.
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My jobs have always been pretty safe, I don't live near a mine, and, frankly, doing without a lot of our regulations would probably lower my bills.
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Apart from the sheer amount of information you get about what other people are doing without you, even the way that we use social media can be isolating.
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"It's really hard for me to think that the solar system could be doing all that it's doing without there being a massive planet out there," he said.
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"Empathy is a terrible thing, blinds you to proper judgment of people and their terrible deeds," Hemon writes — not that he could will himself into doing without it.
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Being a parent is just one of a multitude of possible paths; and it's one that comes with costs and limitations that many are just fine doing without.
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What Facebook is also doing, without spelling it out explicitly, is trying to cut down on fringe publishers, or bad actors that are deliberately trying to game the system.
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It is the art of being fully present and aware of where we are and what we're doing, without reacting or being overwhelmed by what's going on around us.
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Most of the cheaper systems don't work well and the good — and very expensive — setups can require advanced installations that the average person isn't capable of doing without assistance.
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Northeastern officials were also heavily represented at a gathering of state and local officials, who visited Washington last week to discuss what they're doing without help from the federal government.
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Click on to shop the look before the seasonal window closes and let us know in the comments, below, if this is a hybrid you'll be checking out or doing without.
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Such individuals are difficult to find under any party system, even without proportional representation—and it must be admitted that we have not yet found a way of doing without parties.
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"We empathize with those who might wish to donate, but reiterate that at this time no one who needs blood is doing without it," spokeswoman Tara Goodin said in a statement.
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I think we, painfully and slowly, learned how to deal with ISIS and al-Qaeda propaganda — that we could report on what they were doing without giving them a platform for everything.
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"Pauses in obligational authority are necessary for proper stewardship of taxpayer funds," Paoletta said, adding that pauses like this are different from "deferrals," which the President is prohibited from doing without notifying Congress.
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It literally slows a runner down to take a split second to look to their right or left; they cannot pay attention to what others are doing without having their own pace be affected.
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So while I can't now imagine doing without some form of in-home air purifier to help manage my urban pollution risk — I'd definitely prefer that this kind of smart hardware wasn't necessary at all.
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He said he wants to use the billions AT&T is still earning from the declining satellite business to invest in cheaper video options for mobile-phone customers, something he is already doing without Time Warner.
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The American League uses far fewer pinch-hitters now than it did in the 1980s and 43s, a time before expansion and interleague play, when teams never had to worry about doing without the designated hitter.
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The talk show host was leaving a Pilates studio Wednesday in NYC, where paps were at the ready to fire off questions about how she was doing ... without asking point-blank about her hubby's alleged mistress.
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"Some of it's going to come from Asia, most of it's going to come from Europe and there's bound to be a bit of belt-tightening or doing without," said Paulo Nery, head of EMEA oil with industry monitor Genscape.
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And, noting how much better the economy is doing without him trying to command it like a squad of soldiers, he should make good on a long-forgotten electoral pledge to leave economic policy to the market-friendly Mr Osinbajo.
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The Clevelanders overcame adversity to make their unexpected run to the World Series, shuffling their rotation after injuries to young starting pitchers Carlos Carrasco and Danny Salazar, and doing without injured, hard-hitting outfielder Michael Brantley for nearly the whole season.
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"That Lyft might go ahead and do this — encourage riders to do something most drivers dislike doing — without offering drivers an incentive or otherwise communicating to us what the plan is is pretty bold," one Lyft driver told Business Insider.
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Opened by Enrique Olvera, the chef best known for Pujol in Mexico City, together with his proxy in New York, Daniela Soto-Innes, and their chef de cuisine, Hugo Vera, Atla knows just what it's doing without seeming to try.
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Our house is, of course, actually on fire – just ask Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos' children: she went in for her routine annual check with the immigration authorities, as she had been doing without event for the past eight years, only to be deported.
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Once she stepped back, she realized the problem wasn't that she hadn't been pushing herself hard enough, but rather that she had been allowing other people's expectations to consume her — doing work she thought she should be doing without considering whether it was what she wanted.
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Because Apple has demonstrated that it can enable people to track the time they spend on their phones — as well as what their children are doing — without invading privacy, the developers said Apple should give them an A.P.I. that would allow them to do the same.
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The ultimate funding deal, announced Monday, doesn't include any new money for hiring ICE agents; doesn't authorize the Trump administration to strip grant money from "sanctuary cities" (something a federal judge just prohibited it from doing without congressional approval); and even slightly loosens requirements for immigrant detention capacity.
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It also felt like everything in the design was within our budget, give or take a few key decorative pieces (the mirror and wall lamp felt less urgent than the sectional and media console, and doing without them for the time being did not lose the entire aesthetic).
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By staging shows in unusual spaces, such as "The Barber of Seville" in an Upper East Side mansion and "Pygmalion" in Madame Tussauds, the company found it could both keep costs down (by avoiding rent and doing without built scenery) and create the kind of intimate theatrical experiences that patrons like.
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Teams are doing without those visits this year, instead relying on phone interviews with players, and their coaches, families and friends, and watching yet more game tape, trying to find new ways to assess hard-to-qualify personality traits, such as players' level of narcissism, openness to criticism and new ideas, and interaction with team personnel.
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I am always cautious that there's easy pressure to take on something for money, but I'm very picky about which brands and artists I work with because they have to be someone I really believe it — there's a balance at the end of the day: How do I keep on doing what I'm doing without losing my voice that sets myself apart in the first place?
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She said . . . it was a "slap > in the face" to see [State Representative] Brian Mannal join forces with > actor Mark Ruffalo on his Water Defense organization at a time when Silent > Spring has been doing without state funds.
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Earth, Fire and Water: Chinese Ceramic Technology. Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art, University of London. . so doing without stoneware, which in Chinese tradition is mostly grouped with (and translated as) porcelain. Terms such as "" or "near-porcelain" may be used for stonewares with porcelain-like characteristics.
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The play was a hit, and its songs were printed up and sold. However, when Gay wrote a sequel called Polly, Walpole had the play suppressed before performance (Winn 112–114). Playwrights were therefore in straits. On the one hand, the playhouses were doing without plays by turning out hack-written pantomimes.
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I had seen how Miss Mulholland had struggled through the years to > hold the property. Doing without things herself and borrowing to pay the > high taxes. I realized I couldn't afford to hold on to it, so I sold it. The lot which Edelmira Rivero sold in 1945 has the same boundaries as the lot we see today.
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"You're Out Doing What I'm Here Doing Without" is a song written by Allen Frizzell and Bo Roberts, and recorded by American country music artist Gene Watson. It was released in March 1983 as the first single from the album Sometimes I Get Lucky. The song reached #2 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart.
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In his teens, Skorzeny once complained to his father about the austere lifestyle the family was enduring; his father replied, "There is no harm in doing without things. It might even be good for you not to get used to a soft life." He was a noted fencer as member of a German-national Burschenschaft as a university student in Vienna. He engaged in fifteen personal combats.
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"I Breathe In, I Breathe Out" is a ballad that discusses the end of a relationship, and coping with it. The narrator discusses what he is doing after the breakup, and when asked by various people what he is doing without his significant other, he replies that he takes each day as it comes and subsequently hopes and waits for his ex to realize that they need each other.
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It's the law. Some applications allow doing without the circulation fan and air heating altogether. If the parts being processed are fairly simply geometrically, it may be feasible to use molds which are themselves integrally heated. For example, it is feasible to manufacture flat and single-curvature light aircraft landing gear springs on inexpensive aluminum molds with electric heating pads bonded directly to the bottom of the mold.
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Scientists and researchers experimented with people and computers. A certain number of volunteers were gathered to test out if computers could function by interpreting what the individual was physically doing without actually having to touch the computer itself. In this specific experiment researchers asked the volunteers to try to control the computer using nothing but their eye movement. The science behind this involves the use of electrooculography, also referred to as EOG.
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Examination of crashed or captured Japanese aircraft revealed that they achieved their superior range and maneuverability by doing without cockpit armor and self- sealing fuel tanks. Flight tests showed that they lost maneuverability at high speeds. American pilots were trained to take advantage of these weaknesses. The outdated Japanese aircraft and poorly trained pilots suffered great losses in any air combat for the rest of the war, particularly in the Battle of the Philippine Sea.
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The squadron reformed on 1 September 1943 at RAF Docking, a satellite of the Bircham Newton station, adding to its original equipment Handley Page Hampdens, but doing without the earlier Mosquitos and Blenheims. In December 1943 the squadron received Lockheed Venturas to replace its Hudsons. Additional Hurricanes arrived in August 1944, to supplement the aging Gladiators, which were still on strength. Hudsons arrived again in September 1944, because the Venturas were needed elsewhere.
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Response to commands or input should be immediate and reversible so that the user can quickly experiment and learn by doing without causing damage to the system or data. The user will most often feel that access to information and control over the system is not unduly limited. These traits will reduce user anxiety and encourage usage and acceptance of new technologies and systems. User friendliness is needed due to the varied level of knowledge of the user.
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Sugunan (Jayaram) is a husband who habitually underestimates his wife Bindu (Gopika) in managing a family. Sugunan wants his wife only to keep house - cook food for him, iron his clothes and clean the house. Even after a long tiring day for Bindu, who does all these and more, but, there's never a word of appreciation or a compliment from her husband. He doesn't even acknowledge the work that she is doing without any rest in her life.
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The SCOUTS about program aims to fulfill Scouting's mission with those children who are not members of a Scouting organization. SCOUTSabout is implemented in 3-month long modules, often after school, to appeal to those families who do not want or can not commit to year-round activities. Theme based, the focus is on structured play and learning by doing without uniforms, badge programs and ceremonies. SCOUTSabout is for children between 5 and 10 years old.
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Julia Bradshaw (with Murray Gunn), The Land of Doing without, Davey Gunn of the Hollyford, 2007, Canterbury University Press. He went back to work on and later manage the farm at Hook. He underwent military training at Trentham Military Camp in 1918, but was too late to be sent to fight in the First World War. A bridge on Gunn's Hollyford Track He went farming on his own account 100 miles south of Waimate at Sutton.
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Staples walked off the stage furiously, and did not return. According to Staples, "My anger got the best of me, and I was embarrassed...And the next day, they came to my house and kicked me out! I’d written three of the original songs that they were doing!" Without Staples, the band continued to play as the Gaunga Dyns but by the end of the school year in mid-1968 and disbanded as the members left for college.
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Several companies of infantry and cavalry were formed in Pickens District before being dispatched to serve under one of the state regiments. The men who either refused to enlist or deserted in battle were often thought upon with scorn by their neighbors for the rest of their lives, and even their descendants were often ostracized for years afterwards. The women who stayed behind willingly suffered through the whole war by doing without foods and supplies that were needed in the war effort.McFall, Pearl.
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Street view of Mosgiel's Warehouse Local store On Thursday 23 July 2009, The Warehouse Group opened the first of its smaller-concept stores, The Warehouse Local, in Mosgiel. These stores are approximately 2000 square metres in size, compared with the usual 5000 square meters seen in larger locations. These stores also have single checkout counters, doing without dedicated Service, Jewellery and Entertainment counters which are present in most other stores. Another 3 stores were intended to be launched per year, following this concept.
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Bert also played touch football with the Courthouse Dragons, the Courts'football team. Bert has been an active member of the Trinidad Tobago Association of D.C. since 1968, holding positions as parliamentarian and currently Treasurer. He also has been active in youth soccer by coaching the All-Stars Soccer Team from 1976-1986 and serving as the District of Columbia Youth Soccer Commissioner of Ward 4 in 1986. Bert believes that soccer taught him discipline, respect, and to have fun with what he was doing without expecting anything from it.
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The Latin term sacrificium (a sacrifice) derived from Latin sacrificus (performing priestly functions or sacrifices), which combined the concepts sacra (sacred things) and facere (to do or perform). The Latin word sacrificium came to apply to the Christian eucharist in particular, sometimes named a "bloodless sacrifice" to distinguish it from blood sacrifices. In individual non- Christian ethnic religions, terms translated as "sacrifice" include the Indic yajna, the Greek thusia, the Germanic blōtan, the Semitic qorban/qurban, Slavic żertwa, etc. The term usually implies "doing without something" or "giving something up" (see also self-sacrifice).
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Before they parted, Segal's father told her, "When you get to England and meet an English person, say, 'Please get my parents and my grandparents and my Uncle Paul out.' " Segal undertook this task with a youthful gravity. "It seemed to me that it was something I should be doing constantly, constantly. That I should be doing without doing anything else...When I caught myself laughing, I would feel a shock to the heart that I was laughing instead of asking somebody to save my parents," Segal said in an interview.
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A son of William Pole, he grew up among Pre-raphaelite painters and reportedly sat for William Holman Hunt in his painting The Finding of the Saviour in the Temple. He took on the name Poel following a misspelling of his own name on a theatre billing. At St. George's Hall, London, in 1881 he revived Hamlet, using the text of the first quarto and doing without scenery. From 1881 to 1883 he was manager of Royal Victoria Hall, London, and then for a year manager of F. R. Benson's company.
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A goal of agile software development is to focus more on producing working software and less on documentation. This is in contrast to waterfall models where the process is often highly controlled and minor changes to the system require significant revision of supporting documentation. However, this does not justify completely doing without any analysis or design at all. Failure to pay attention to design can cause a team to proceed rapidly at first but then to have significant rework required as they attempt to scale up the system.
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For a long time, the life of Mennonites in the Chaco was marked by extreme deprivation as a result of the new arrivals' complete lack of agricultural experience under tropical conditions. The relationship between the climate and the earth, especially the dryness of the winter months, turned out to be more extreme than the writing of the Paraguayan promoters had led them to believe. These circumstances were made even more difficult by voluntarily doing without modern agricultural equipment. Marketing products was extremely challenging because of the isolated location of the colony and as a result, most economic activity was related to subsistence farming.
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The individual instructors at various colleges use exercises as part of their mathematics courses. Investigating problem solving in universities, Schoenfeld noted:Schoenfeld 1988 p 82 :Upper division offerings for mathematics majors, where for the most part students worked on collections of problems that had been compiled by their individual instructors. In such courses emphasis was on learning by doing, without an attempt to teach specific heuristics: the students worked lots of problems because (according to the implicit instructional model behind such courses) that’s how one gets good at mathematics. Such exercise collections may be proprietary to the instructor and his institution.
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Hours later, Snow calls out Rumplestilskin to ask him about Excalibur, and is willing to make a deal. As Rumplestiltskin appears, he tells her the sword is a fake–the real sword is still in Camelot–and it was Charming's idea to have her run through the sword in the stone routine. He takes her mother's necklace as payment for wasting his time. Snow returns to the campout to talk to Charming, who told her that the sword was to make her believe that she can stand up to Regina and it was all her doing without any magic.
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Gilbert Gottfried appeared in two episodes as a nasty, wisecracking criminal genius named "Nick Knack" who used toys to commit crimes (a reference to the Toyman). Another character was a dhampir who found a way through a serum to gain human abilities such as repelling his craving for blood and gaining a tolerance for sunlight. Thus, he became a friend of both Superboy and Lana but would become villainous if doing without the serum for too long. Philip Michael Thomas also made an appearance as a medieval alchemist who survived into modern times in order to battle a sorcerer spreading plague, and aided Superboy when he was infected by said disease.
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When the only technology briefer was unable to attend at the last minute, Snowden was selected to replace them in assessing China's surveillance capabilities. He stayed up all night preparing his presentation, sifting through top secret reports off the NSA network and the CIA network. He was stunned by the extent to which China was able to constantly collect, store, and analyze the billions of daily telephone and Internet communications of their over a billion citizenry. However, Snowden began to believe that it was impossible for the US to have so much information about what the Chinese were doing without having done some of the very same things itself.
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Police Lieutenant Collier Bonnabel (Barry Sullivan) of the homicide department explains that he only knows one way to solve a case: by applying pressure to all the suspects, playing on their strengths and weaknesses, until one of them snaps under the tension. He then cites a murder case involving Warren Quimby (Richard Basehart). In flashback, the bespectacled Quimby, night manager of the 24-hour Coast-to-Coast drugstore in Culver City, is married to the sluttish Claire (Audrey Totter). Saving and doing without, he is able to afford a nice house in the suburbs, but she is utterly unimpressed, refusing even to look inside.
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He became, as with much of his family, a prominent sheepbreeder. Gibson was a long-serving member of the Evandale Municipal Council and was chairman of the local Licensing Bench, Warden of the local Police Court, and secretary of the local agricultural show at the time of his election. Gibson was elected to the House of Assembly at the 1903 election, defeating incumbent MPs Thomas Massey and John Charles von Steiglitz, whose seats had been amalgamated in a redistribution. He supported government retrenchment as opposed to taxation, the reduction in size of both Houses of Parliament and the ministry, abolishing the position of Agent-General and "[doing] without" a Governor when that role became vacant.
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Notably, in order to deflect a test particle from its geodesic path, an external force must be applied. A chair someone is sitting on applies an external upwards force preventing the person from falling freely towards the center of the Earth and thus following a geodesic, which they would otherwise be doing without matter in between them and the center of the Earth. In this way, general relativity explains the daily experience of gravity on the surface of the Earth not as the downwards pull of a gravitational force, but as the upwards push of external forces. These forces deflect all bodies resting on the Earth's surface from the geodesics they would otherwise follow.
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The execution of Ella's backline ploys were expertly controlled by the timing and speed of his passes. Ella writes: “Quick passes are often a sign that the five-eighth is not reading the play. He (the five-eighth) is throwing a quick pass automatically, believing this is what he ought to be doing, without making an assessment of the play and of the opportunities that might exist at that moment. By doing so, he is handing the initiative back to the opposition.” Mair concluded his appraisal of Ella's form in the famous 1984 Grand Slam tour in The Scotsman, stating: “Nothing about the football of the likable Ella excels his backing up.
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Thirteen easily reads into Wilson's answers and gets him to admit that he is planning on dating someone and Thirteen probes into what else he's been doing without House's knowledge. Thirteen points out that Wilson is also reluctant to talk about romantic relationships and therefore dares Wilson to steal a dollar from the cafeteria's cash register as he is too much of a "nice boy". Wilson succeeds in taking the dollar, but then triggers the alarm bell on the register. Feeling guilty about Wilson's anxiety, Thirteen admits she has not been playing fair: she admits that she never came out to her father and that she never told him about her disease.
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The EFF's attorney Kevin Bankston states: > Our goal is to go after the people who are making the government's illegal > surveillance possible ... They could not do what they are doing without the > help of companies like AT&T.; We want to make it clear to AT&T; that it is > not in their legal or economic interests to violate the law whenever the > president asks them to. In its amended complaint, the EFF seeks injunctive relief against AT&T; continuing such surveillance and damages allowed under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, and other U.S. laws. It also seeks aggregated damages under each of four laws.
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Salkeld, Audrey, Ruttledge, Hugh (1884–1961), mountaineer in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004, online at Ruttledge, Hugh (1884–1961) (subscription required) accessed 1 March 2008 Gometra House had fallen into disrepair and parts were near collapse by the 1980s, but was reoccupied and restored as a family home in the 1990s. The island's principal exports include blackface breeding stock, lamb, mutton, wool, venison, oysters, vegetables, art and jewellery. There are currently four households on Gometra, and the islanders are dedicated to a low-impact lifestyle, living off-grid, doing without electricity in their homes, washing machines or cars. In 2012, concerns were expressed by islanders about the siting of a large fish farm by the Scottish Salmon Company in Loch Tuath to the north of the island.
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During 2012, the band is scheduled to play in a series of music festivals, including Epicenter 2012, Summerfest, Aftershock, Rock Fest, and others, joining bands such as Stone Temple Pilots, Escape the Fate, Deftones, and more. On October 19, they released the track "Dead Bite" from the album for a free download, along with a lyric video to it and announcement for the upcoming album's first single. On October 29, the lead single "We Are" was released along with the album title, named "Notes from the Underground". In a new interview with J-Dog and Da Kurlzz, they explained how the new album reminds them of the roots of Hollywood Undead, how when they first started recording how much fun they had doing without the label telling them what to do, he explained this record will be more like Swan Songs than American Tragedy.
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When I inquired of > people who had been doing without starches for a long time, they replied > that they were in better health than when they were eating starches. When > they took thistle and nibbled mercury and when they also took pills of brown > hematite twice a day, this triple medication produced an increase in > breaths, so that they gained the strength to carry loads on long trips, for > their bodies became extremely light in weight. One such full treatment > protected the patients' inner organs for five to ten years, but when they > swallowed their breaths, took amulets, or drank brine, only loss of appetite > resulted, and they did not have the strength for hard work. The Taoist > writings may say that if one wishes Fullness of Life the intestines must be > clean, and if immortality is desired the intestines must be without feces; > but they also say that those eating greens will be good walkers, but at the > same time stupid; that those eating meat will be very strong, and also > brave.
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Georgia State Route 75A branches off to the northeast towards the Smithgall Woods Center, and Helen, Georgia. From there, US 129/SR 11 winds further and further northwest as it meanders through the farmlands at the foot of the North Georgia mountains, occasionally passing some camps of various types along the way. As the route crosses the White- Lumpkin County Line, it enters the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, and is given the name "Turners Corner Road," which somehow starts to curve southwest until it runs past a local convenience store and garage and runs west in front of them before curving northwest and encountering the intersection with US Route 19 in Turners Corner, which joins the routes in another concurrency. This is also a reunification, because US 129 actually begins at US 19 in Chiefland, Florida. The three routes climb over and descend the North Georgia mountains and continues north, just as US 129/SR 11 were already doing without US 19 with randomly located hill-climbing lanes.
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The displacement of the Christian-Muslim border to the Douro basin allowed the construction of new temples (works on which all the artistic capacity available was concentrated) in demand of the necessities of re-settling. The now prosperous Northern kingdoms were in a condition to undertake that task (as they had already been doing), without depending on hypothetical contributions of the incorporated Mozarabs, so it cannot be assumed that all the religious buildings and all the artistic creations are owed to these mainly rural immigrants who arrived with limitation of means and resources. After the publication in 1897 of the well-informed work in four volumes History of the Mozarabs of Spain (Historia de los mozárabes de España) by Francisco Javier Simonet, the professor and investigator Manuel Gómez Moreno published 20 years later (1917) a monograph about The Mozarabic Churches. It is here where the Mozarabic character is applied to the churches constructed in Christian territory from the end of the 9th century until the beginning of the 11th, and where the term "Mozarabic" is instituted to designate this architectural form and all of the related art.
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