"I don't fool around with his office and he doesn't fool around with my household," she once said.
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We are not going to fool around with fossil fuels.
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We're not going to fool around with this other stuff.
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It's definitely not a good idea to fool around with retirement calculators.
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Working out of his home north of Boston, he began to fool around with some ideas.
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Don't fool around with it because we don't know what the FTC is going to do here.
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That's something we don't want to fool around with, so we took him out of the lineup.
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You don't fool around with load bearing walls while remodeling, because you will pay dearly to replace it.
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It would appear that the gang are the latest celebs to fool around with the aging filter on FaceApp.
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Photo: AP A new browser tool lets Spotify Premium users fool around with the music streaming platform's famous recommendation algorithm.
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For most Dutch, marijuana is mostly a tourist thing or something you fool around with when you're still in school.
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I didn't meet anyone special that night, but I did fool around with a girl in a corner of one of the rooms.
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Also, if you needed a reminder not to fool around with someone's junk on which there are open, visible sores, consider this it.
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The idea is simply to let people fool around with examples of machine learning, or download the code themselves to see how it works.
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"But no, they have to fool around with giving the richest people in our country and the corporations huge, huge tax breaks," she said.
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I tried out a Core i5 model and, while I didn't do anything graphically intensive other than fool around with 3D Paint, it felt very speedy.
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New York Magazine compiled a list of those essential GoT phrases and questions you can fool around with: Tell me the first lesson of sword fighting.
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At first, the kidnapping seems like an excuse for the Coens to fool around with genre and, as they like to do, riff on classical Hollywood form and style.
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I THINK THIS IS A VERY, VERY WELL PUBLICIZED VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO OTHER PARTIES, DON'T FOOL AROUND WITH OUR EXPORT CONTROLS OR YOU ARE REALLY GOING TO GET HURT.
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"It shows that you shouldn't fool around with stuff, you should concentrate on the job," added the Austrian, whose team brought a new car livery and retro 1950s-style clothing to the race.
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"It shows that you shouldn't fool around with stuff, you should concentrate on the job," added the Austrian on a weekend that featured a one-off livery with employees dressed in retro clothing.
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I want us to get the job done for the people we represent and not fool around with a bunch of political fights that make good headlines but don't make any good policies.
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" Kardashian revealed she's down to fool around with ice ("I've been kissed when someone had ice in his mouth before and it felt really good") but maintains it has to "be a natural thing.
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For those of us who grew up using it, MS Paint was a way to make shitty drawings; something we'd fool around with back in the mid-1990s but haven't thought about much lately.
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With Pied Piper currently downshifted to the core staff at Erlich's incubator and a network of low-paid engineers working from abroad, "Bachmanity Insanity" has more freedom to fool around with observational comedy than previous episodes.
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In many ways, fossil fuels and carbon emissions are not the enemy — time is the reason we can't afford to fool around with glittery proposals over hard-won, proven solutions that are already beginning to work.
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MURDOCH: Young people everywhere, if you&aposre not born into money and if your sister doesn&apost fool around with kind of famous brothers on tape for people to watch, you&aposre not going to make it.
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People who just want to fool around with thermal imagery can get a Flir One for cheaper than before, and those who actually need the tech have a more advanced option that isn't that much more expensive.
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If you're looking for a second drone to supplement a beast like the Inspire or Phantom, or looking for a entry-level drone you can fool around with indoors or around friends, Hover could definitely be for you.
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Smith did not sleep with the president While Smith did work as a special assistant for then-president George H.W. Bush, she likes to make it clear that, unlike Olivia Pope, she did not fool around with her boss.
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Clues included a a pineapple cake in one room, perhaps a subtle hint at the true name for Android P. Google likes to fool around with its Android names, so it could be just another elaborate tease for Android fans.
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The balls are locked up in the computer lab, like children in a Grimms' fairy tale, but one of the days I visited, four students had the opportunity to fool around with them in a long hallway by the art classroom.
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Fat Tag is a sketching tool by and for active writers, allowing you to not only draw up your plans before you execute them, but to keep yourself occupied in situations where you can't casually fool around with paint cans.
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I mean, the whole reason why there were--the whole kerfuffle with the Monica Lewinsky thing is because, as President of the United States, he decided it was a good thing to fool around with a 215-year-old staffer in the White House.
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In particular they're about the coming-of-age of a teenager, the son of a black mother and a Latino father, who works in the family restaurant and is discovering, to the delight of his shivering senses, that he likes to fool around with boys.
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It's 2016, which means there is an overwhelming number of exciting gadgets you can put your junk into if you want a good time, including spandex diapers and robot vaginas, but one teenager was so bored or desperate that he attempted to fool around with a power tool, resulting in predictable consequences.
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The best thing TikTok currently has going for it is its goofiness: Sure, the most popular TikTok celebrities can eventually shill products or launch actual music careers, but the vast majority are there to make silly lip-sync videos, fool around with visual effects, and participate in whatever challenge happens to be going viral at the moment.
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Fred James Barnes (died 1917) was a British songwriter. He co-wrote numerous songs with R. P. Weston and Fred Godfrey. He was also a singer. For example, You Can't Fool Around With The Women which was composed by Fred Godfrey and Bennett Scott c1900.
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After her studies at university, Webster began modelling professionally. She hosted various Nike training club events for Nike Women to help inspire women and girls to take up sport and exercise. In 2004, Webster posed in lingerie for FHM magazine. She was a contestant on the Channel 4 reality TV show Fool Around With.
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DaBaby raps about how he cannot resist trying to have sexual intercourse with a woman in his presence. In the chorus, he talks about wanting to fool around with the "baby sitter". Meanwhile, Offset's contributing verse outlines keeping his girl under control by ensuring she is not trying to make him lose his wealth and fame.
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Marsh was working at Stringfellows when she appeared in a programme about Essex Wives in 2002. This led to a number of modelling jobs. She has subsequently participated in many reality television shows, including Trust Me - I'm A Holiday Rep, Channel 4's The Games, and E4's Fool Around... with Jodie Marsh on two occasions. Marsh won a celebrity version of The Weakest Link in 2006.
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Similarly, Mrs. Choe, Yi's wife, also had a tremendous sexual appetite, which eventually led to her demise after getting kicked out by Yi who had caught her red handed carrying on an adultery with one of their house servants. Yi's daughter was equally as infamously arrogant and lecherous as to disregard her husband, take up a separate residency and fool around with countless men.
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One catches his attention, he is positive the woman in the photo is his mother. Derek, June, and other kids enter the large empty closet. Derek begins a game of 'Seven in Heaven', with winning cards sending Jude and June to sit for seven minutes in a just discovered secret closet. While waiting June offers to fool around with Jude, despite them both having significant others.
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Feeling rejected, Morell is angry and tries to persuade Ladine to at least fool around with him sexually but she storms out of the flat. Morell takes his frustrations out on Romeo, bullying him, and ejecting him from his flat. The next day Morell forces Romeo into his van in order to follow Ladine. In front of Romeo, Morell then badly beats a customer who Ladine was flirting with, which causes Romeo to run away.
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Ari also joked to Dana in the seventh season about she becoming the woman he would like to fool around with if he decides to cheat on Mrs. Ari. In the final season, it is revealed that the two were lovers until September 1992. At the time, Dana wanted to marry Ari, who broke up with her so he can marry who eventually became Mrs. Ari. The repercussions from Ari and Mrs.
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Producers introduced the character's wife Amanda Clay (played by Emma Samms) in late 2005. Amanda, a complementary therapist, is older than Jimmi, which Samms initially found flattering, until the other characters were scripted to show their disbelief at Jimmi being married to her. Jimmi and Amanda's marriage is strained and she allows him to "fool around" with other women, as she believes that he will stay with her. Amanda leaves after falsely claiming that she has cancer.
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Kubis was on the Hindenburg at the time of its destruction in New Jersey in 1937. On the Hindenburg Kubis was not only a flight attendant but the manager of the entire waitstaff, overseeing fifteen cooks and waiters. He was responsible for confiscating cigarette lighters and matches from passengers as they boarded the aircraft, stating, "We Germans don't fool around with hydrogen." Kubis had nearly missed the voyage due to illness, but recovered in time to make the flight on 3 May.
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Howe and Lindsay were the best of friends with both having immense respect for Sid. The trio would often stay late after practice and fool around with the puck. The fooling around paid off, as the trio would perfect one of hockey's greatest plays--the set play. To take advantage of the speed of the wingers and to minimize the problems of having a slow center, the wingers would shoot the puck into the opponents' end after crossing center ice.
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After hearing the beat, he thought that the rhythm would be nice to fool around with, and wrote the song shortly afterwards. "Just the Way You Are" was inspired by Joel's love for his wife at the time, Elizabeth Weber. He stated on a SiriusXM broadcast in 2016 that the melody came to him in a dream while he was working on The Stranger. He forgot about the melody shortly afterwards, but it came back to him while he was in a business meeting.
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Dean Shek is flirty lawyer and expert at dealing with divorce cases who also likes to fool around with married women. One day, he attends the wedding of his friend Bluffer Wong and suddenly thinks about starting a family. Because of his lack of confidence in Hong Kong women, he asks someone to find a woman for him in mainland China and then transform her into his ideal wife. One day, Shek's cousin James Dean comes crying to him saying his fiancé left him for another man.
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Lady Patricia (Billie Dove), a London socialite engaged to another aristocrat, shocks her father and social class by marrying the poor Italian violinist Paul Gherardi (Basil Rathbone). Countess Olga Balakireff (Kay Francis), a vamp who likes to fool around with men below her station, takes an interest in Gherardi, as well. Unbeknownst to Patricia, Balakireff uses her influence to make Paul famous and, in return, ensnares him in an affair. The double strain of fame and deceit causes Paul to suffer a collapse at Balakireff's house.
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Under his command, the Trout conducted four war patrols and sank three Japanese ships. He was awarded the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism while in command of the USS Trout at Midway, Truk, the Solomons, and the South China Sea. During his first patrol, Trout's fifth, on 28 August 1942, he made the first attack that actually scored a hit on a Japanese aircraft carrier, this being the Taiyo. Ramage found a virtue in his eye injury: > I didn't have to fool around with the focus knob on the periscope.
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The trailer opens, the Africans take what wares they desire from the shelves, with Buddy's obliging help. In this way, So musical instruments, frying pans, and Roman candles get distributed. The scene briefly flashes to the same gorilla from before, then back to the natives, who fool around with their Roman candles. Buddy now markets his famous jungle bitters to the people, the consumption of which compels the natives to perform a musical number ("Marchin' Towards Ya Georgia," again.) Our Hero then pursues a naughty monkey that has taken a bottle of Buddy's bitters.
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Dwight is upset and shuts down the exercise to invite everyone to set off fireworks outside, but only Kevin Malone (Brian Baumgartner) follows. When the staff discuss their worst first dates, Pam astounds them with a story of how her date forgot about her and left her behind at a high school hockey game. Their astonishment increases when they realize the date was her now-fiancé, Roy. Later, Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) and Pam break off their respective evening plans to enjoy an impromptu dinner on the roof and watch Dwight and Kevin fool around with fireworks.
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" Ebert pointed out the film's weaknesses to be acting and character but did not find them to be fatal. He believed that the film's major flaw was "inadequate attention" to the audience's expectations, distracting it with logic and lack of logic in the film's three stories. He concluded, "And so the film finally doesn't work for the same reason that comic Westerns usually fail: Because it's risky to fool around with a genre unless you know what you're doing." Ray Bradbury said: "Rod was very good in it, but it wasn't a good film ... the script was terrible.
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Gradually, she gets a knack of it and starts getting addicted to the thrill and ecstasy of the job. She gets a brilliant story for her channel all the way from Rajasthan along with her teammates which actually boosts the TRP ratings of the channel and also her morale. In the process, or rather, in the quest for the thrill, she even tries to fool around with the so-called ethics and codes of journalism by creating situations to get a story for her channel. One day she receives a call, that later changes her overall approach towards this profession.
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The following year, she was a celebrity guest on a four-day stay on Channel 4 reality series Fool Around With...; her goal was to decipher who out of several male contestants was single, enabling them to win £10,000. In an interview with Heat magazine in June 2009, Almada revealed that she is writing her memoirs. In 2010, to mark the end of Big Brother in the UK, she appeared on a Big Brother winners special of Channel 4 show Come Dine with Me, with Big Brother winners Brian Dowling, Brian Belo and Sophie Reade. Almada finished in third place.
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In an interview May 27, 1967, Rex Stout told author Dick Lochte that Orson Welles had once wanted to make a series of Nero Wolfe movies, and Stout had turned him down. Disappointed with the Nero Wolfe movies of the 1930s, Stout was leery of Nero Wolfe film and TV projects in America during his lifetime: "That's something my heirs can fool around with, if they've a mind to", he said. In 1976, a year after Stout's death, Paramount Television purchased the rights for the entire set of Nero Wolfe stories for Orson Welles. Paramount paid $200,000 for the TV rights to eight hours of Nero Wolfe.
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Mr. Whoopee snorts: "But I've tried to warn you...". In a couple of episodes, Whoopee makes the pair to promise him not to fool around with electricity and television, explaining the dangers involved in those fields. In the series, Tennessee and Chumley have to overcome a personal problem that children can relate to, such as Chumley's requiring treatment for a toothache but fearing the dentist. The pair attempt to use their newly gained knowledge to get out of the mischief they created, but they frequently end up in more trouble with zoo director Livingston, who punishes them in different ways, from police arrest to scrubbing pots and pans in the cafeteria for six months.
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Stock prices have shot up in this 10-year period of time. During this enormous growth period, Mr. Willis bought zero shares of the company he worked for, although he had firsthand knowledge of its success. A characteristic that determines if the individual is a UAW is their belief about investing. A UAW will usually state the following about investing: “it’s hopeless,” or “I never have the time needed to make it pay off,” or “we have never made so much… but the more we earn, the less we seem to accumulate.” Other remarks might include, “Our careers take up all of our time,” or “I don’t have 20 hours a week to fool around with my money”.
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Barry Collins of The Sunday Times appreciated the website's plain-language event adding feature, but did not appreciate that he was unable to see more than one month of events at a time. Collins was also unhappy that the website was not capable of warning him when he had two events scheduled at the same time. In a list of the best web-based calendar software for small businesses, Forbes ranked 30 Boxes second, after Google Calendar. They described 30 Boxes like “buying a new car with manual transmission and lots of extras—you don't just want to drive it, you want to fool around with it to see what it can do”.
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They found the culprit, summarily chopped off his finger with a machete and handed the ring back to Dengler. > "I realized right there and then that you don't fool around with the Viet > Cong", he said. Dengler had trained in escaping and survival at the Navy SERE survival school, where he had twice escaped from the mock-POW camp run by SERE instructors and Marine guards and was planning a third escape when the training ended. He had also set a record as the only student to gain weight (three pounds) during the SERE course; his childhood experiences had made him unafraid of eating whatever he could find and he had feasted on food the course instructors had thrown in the garbage.
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Recording sessions for the album took place over the course of four days at Electrical Audio Studios in Chicago from March 9–12, 2009. The album was tracked by the full band during the first three days, with conductor Paul Bryan admitting that "[...] things got off to an alarmingly slow start, but we eventually fell into a groove; I would rehearse the strings while Nina, Jay and Jeff would fool around with ideas. Once I felt we were ready to track, I would grab a bass and hope that we could pull off something usable while the tape was still rolling." Piano, woodwind and horn sections were overdubbed at the beginning of the fourth day of recording, with Steve Albini completing the mixing of the record by the end of that same night.
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Ferrell appeared as the first guest on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, The Megan Mullally Show, and John McEnroe's talk show McEnroe, which aired on CNBC. In April 2011 Malkoff raced a crosstown Manhattan bus while riding a Big Wheel tricycle to point out how slow the buses in New York are. In July 2011, Malkoff tried to get thrown out of a Manhattan Apple Store with stunts that included having a pizza delivered, bringing in a band to play live music, bringing in a pet goat, and trying to have a quiet candlelit dinner with his wife. In August 2011, Malkoff launched "101 other things to do in Holland," besides the smoking of weed, including descend the Euromast (328 feet) in Rotterdam, try to pay off the U.S. debt by collecting money in the Vondelpark in Amsterdam and fool around with street performers at the Dam square in Amsterdam.
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Though Foley is not alleged to have engaged in sexual relations with pages during the time of their service, he allegedly had, on at least two occasions, sexual relationships with ex-pages. In communications with one of the pages, who chose to remain anonymous, Foley appeared to emphasize that while he assessed the attractions and orientation of pages, he waited until they had left the program to engage the youth in erotic activities: "I always knew you were a player but I don't fool around with pages." The Los Angeles Times contacted the anonymous former page, according to a report in the paper on October 8, "after others identified him as someone whose contacts with Foley went beyond graphic messages." The page said that after leaving the page program, he began receiving instant messages from Maf54, Mark Foley's chat username, that quickly became provocative in nature.
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"A man can fool around with other women, drink, even be lackadaisical toward his job, and this is generally forgiven," wrote Hedrick Smith, former Russian correspondent for The New York Times, but "if a woman does the same things, she is criticized for taking a light-hearted approach toward her marriage and her work." In an open letter to the country's leadership shortly before he was expelled from it in 1974, the dissident writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn talked about an alleged heavy burden placed on women to do the menial work in Soviet society: "How can one fail to feel shame and compassion at the sight of our women carrying heavy barrows of stones for paving the street?" Smith wrote that many women he talked to complained that their emancipation had in fact been exploitation, since economic circumstances effectively compelled them to work while they retained their domestic responsibilities at home, and they were often tired; and that in contrast to Western women, Soviet women regularly saw their idea of liberation as working less and having more opportunity to stay at home. He recounted a popular joke: Sexist attitudes still prevailed across Soviet society.
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