And also you should give it a rest about now.
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Just wish the Queen would give it a rest with the photobombs. pic.twitter.
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We're all here because we love playing music, so give it a rest.
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Will you mums just give it a rest with the food on sticks, already?!
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Maybe we should give it a rest, and fully enjoy being here in this moment.
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What makes you think they'll give it a rest in the name of fair TV?
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Then, he defended both actions, despite calls from members of his own party to give it a rest.
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The outrage: Seriously, give it a rest, cheering on your team in the Cup final doesn't make you great fans.
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For those who think we should hold the victims accountable for their actions, I have one piece of advice: give it a rest.
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" It's a wonderful premise, perfectly executed, down to its closing sentence, "'Give it a rest,' I pleaded, holding my sides and laughing very carefully.
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I usually hit the gym by 1023:1013, but I slipped and twisted my ankle over the weekend and am trying to give it a rest.
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Sheindlin, 76, told me her hair was getting older as she was getting older, so she wanted to give it a rest from the constant styling.
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This gave the Tesla founder's harshest critics and fiercest fanboys something they could finally agree on: the guy needed to give it a rest and log off.
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So let's give it a rest, block the broflakes as soon as we see them and use real adjectives to describe the horrible people in our lives.
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But for any other social networks looking to build Stories into their platform, it's probably smart to give it a rest — at least for the time being.
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Your mind's been working on overdrive— give it a rest, take plenty of naps, and indulge in trashy TV. What's in the stars for you in January?
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And it took us years to go our separate paths and give it a rest, cause you're young and other things to do, different colleges, different careers, different countries.
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He rhapsodizes briefly over SNOW, and I will agree with him that it does quiet the world a bit and give it a rest from the blaze of the other seasons.
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Safe to say, Sofia and Scott won't be the first, or the last, couple with a glaring age gap, so please, let's give it a rest and put this double-standard to bed.
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However, as much as I liked the looks of this quirky grid, I just couldn't get good fill with four pairs of crossings hiding ICE theme entries, so we decided to give it a rest for awhile.
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I still love writing and recording music but have struggled to find much joy in playing live so decided to give it a rest in the short term at least til there was some inspiration or collective desire to play amongst us.
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We know you're better than the rest of us, but unless you're playing Harvard or it's the day of the Game, which no one else in the world gives a sliver of a rat's behind about, just give it a rest, O.K.?
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"Why don't we just give it a rest?" is Vinnie's attitude in The Hi-Hat here, and it could be his personal mantra, as he works endlessly to forge relationships and make peace when he ought to be drawing a line in the sand.
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When George goes away for a wedding weekend (with the friends she still hasn't told about Mae), her phone starts blowing up with text pings when trying to have a conversation with her mother, and she finally has to ask Mae to just give it a rest.
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But it would be helpful, I think, if the president would make not to hurt any sort of diplomatic chance that we have to make progress there, like with the tweet about Rex Tillerson about a month ago, saying, you know, oh, give it a rest, it&aposs not going to work.
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If you, like me, are a child of the 21984s (and yes, I know, millennials exist and will ultimately inherit the Earth; but give it a rest for now, Generation Y), then you know the original Ramis-and-Aykroyd-and-Murray-and-Hudson Ghostbusters of 225 is amongst the greatest movies of all time.
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For young people, the election cycle feels more familiar, tired and predictably depressing than ever: for the last two summers it has dominated the news (the 2015 general election was followed, lest we forget, by 2016's devastating Brexit referendum), and to be honest, as much as we'd like affordable housing and a fair deal with regards to university tuition, I reckon most of us also just want Westminster to give it a rest so we can have one summer getting wankered in the park without having the fact that the current government seems hellbent on wrecking, you know, our entire futures looming over us.
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On this point, see "Review & Comment" [editorial] Cardozo Law Forum 6, no. 1 (February 21, 1984): 2. See also "Give It a Rest" [letter to the editor], Cardozo Law Forum 7, no. 1 (May 1, 1984): 2.
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" The Daily Record's Tony Stewart pointed out that "it hasn't taken young Joshua long to get over his 'heartbreaking' split from Amber, because he's soon locking lips with another young lady." Langford liked the rivalry storyline between Josh and Hudson, and commented "I do agree that Joshua needs to give it a rest in regards to Hudson. His endless whining isn't attractive. I like that even Brad told him to shut up and focus on his swimming.
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The group released a number of singles on the Jive Records label, and also released songs on the Music of Life label, including the Hard as Hell series. "Give It A Rest", their first single for Music of Life, was produced by Public Enemy's Professor Griff after the She Rockers—Donna McConnell, Alison Clarkson and Dupe Fagbesa—performed an impromptu rap to Public Enemy at their local McDonald's in Shepherd's Bush, London. Following Clarkson and Fagbesa's departure from the group in 1989, founding member McConnell (She-Roc) joined forces with original band member Antonia Jolly (Aurra), and landed a recording contract with Jive Records, releasing the singles "Jam It Jam", and the album, Rockers from London (Jive, 1990). "Jam It Jam" reached #58 in the UK Singles Chart in January 1990.
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