"I'd done something for the last Red Nose Day," she said.
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It has done something for the people who are left though.
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"The government could have done something for mothers — we are also in quarantine."
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People tend to be more comfortable supporting individuals who've demonstrably done something for them.
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"Three years of war, decades of chronic underdevelopment have done something for the children of Yemen — but unfortunately nothing good."
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So those car commercials that you've seen a million times have in fact done something for J.D. Power — made you familiar with the name.
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We're all part of it, and anyone who's posted on Instagram or Twitter has probably done something for likes, hearts, or interactions with other humans.
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"I'd done something for the last Red Nose Day," the actress tells EW of the 2015 event, which also featured Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston.
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"The best way to get somebody to do something for you, is when you had done something for them the day before," he said of bipartisan efforts.
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"If you had a solid, sharp bounce back above $236 that might have done something for sentiment, but as it stands it's really hard for the index to get much traction," said Elvis Picardo, strategist at Global Securities in Vancouver.
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The governor, who became Catholic in 2002 but sometimes attends an evangelical church, began by declaring he had just done something for which people in certain parts of the world could be put to death: he had taken part in holy communion, Christianity's most important rite.
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Chris and Sally spoke to a child each day, who had done something for the first time ever. Their achievements were awarded with a fanfare.
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Khadki was a small suburb primarily populated by workers of the ammunition factory and those employed in the Khadki Cantonment. When he left the school, every child in Khadki would credit the school as having "done something for him".
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Renovation Relief is a DIY Program hosted by famous wood-chopper David Foster in which he and a team of people from sponsors (i.e. Gunns) renovate a house, most commonly for people who have done something for the community or have enabled children.
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'. To these references, he humbly said, "I am not a spiderman, just a novice learning my goalkeeping. I am happy that I have made those saves and done something for the team and country." The Times of India said that Pal was the best performer among the Indians in the Asian Cup in Doha where they lost all their group matches. Had it not for Pal's heroics, India would have lost by bigger margins in all the three matches.
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From a commercial point of view, I didn't gain from ['Trapped']. All the royalties were donated to the cause and I gained in the moral sense that I have done something for the cause." Critical response to Springsteen's "Trapped" was positive. Ken Tucker of Knight-Ridder Newspapers wrote that the Springsteen recording was "easily the most powerful music on We Are the World, and for a reason that seems to have eluded the creators of the album's title song: Springsteen understands that to make a donation (of money, of time, of talent) isn't enough; you have to make a statement as well, to let your audience know where you stand.
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The Chilean television channels created several shows to commemorate the Bicentennial. Canal 13 produced shows such as Flor de País (Flower of Country), Héroes (Heroes), Los 80 (The Eighties), Recomiendo Chile ([I] Recommend Chile), Santiago no es Chile (Santiago is not Chile) and Voy y Vuelvo ([I'll] go and come back [later]). Televisión Nacional de Chile has broadcast shows such as Chile Elige (Chile Chooses), Hora 25 (25th Hour), Grandes Chilenos de Nuestra Historia (Great Chileans of Our History, based on the BBC's 100 Greatest Britons), Epopeya (Epic), and Algo habrán hecho por la historia de Chile (They must have done something for the history of Chile). Chilevisión created the miniseries Postales, that lasts about a minute and a half.
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The song describes a narrator whose woman had recently walked out on him, wanting him to be a better man. The narrator keeps stating in his mind that he should have done something for the woman: "I should've done this and I should've done that / I should've been there then she'd have never left / I should've been hangin' on to every word she ever had to say / But it's a little too late, she's a little too gone / She's a little too right, I'm a little too wrong / Now would be a good time to change / But it's a little too late." In the second verse, the narrator states coming home late, and that his lover was not mad at him and thought she realized not worrying about him. The next morning, the narrator then finds her gone.
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