" Allissa -- one of the prostitutes -- added, "If the Knights go all the way, I'll go all the way.
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"I'm not saying I'm here to lose, but if I can go all the way, I'll go all the way," he said.
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That's my thing: Either you go all the way, or if you aren't going to go all the way, just embrace who you are.
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We can go all the way back to when I was 15 playing with Wayne Shorter, we can go all the way up to me playing with Prince a few years back.
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So that can go all the way to a ban.
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It's going to go all the way down the line.
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It's going to go all the way down the line.
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Sessions wasn't ready to go all the way — not yet.
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That could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Their problems go all the way back to Nala's childhood.
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Where is the "Let's go all the way back" option?
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When you've come this far, you go all the way.
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"But I want to go all the way," Jansen says.
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The decision may go all the way to President Trump.
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It's possible for any player to go all the way.
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Indeed, their contributions go all the way to the top.
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Did you go all the way on your wedding night?
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My tastes go all the way from Baroque to punk rock.
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His willingness to go all the way for a joke is
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The fight could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Nixon didn't even go all the way through an actual impeachment.
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They both waited 38 years to go all the way. 12.
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He looked likely to go all the way to the end.
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Might as well go all the way and embrace the crazy.
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But, "Kevin" doesn't go all the way back to prehistoric times.
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I was hoping I'd go all the way to the end.
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We do not need to go all the way down there.
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At Alabama, recruiting assignments go all the way to the top.
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He wasn't supposed to go all the way to a million.
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She tried to sound estuary but couldn't go all the way.
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Who knows, I might go all the way up with that.
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John, why don't you ... JD: Let's go all the way back.
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I believe they are perfectly able to go all the way.
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Will Mike Pence and his wife finally go all the way?
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Which film has the right factors to go all the way?
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If you're going to go with projections, go all the way.
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The Sussexes might go all the way to court, and win.
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The first time I didn't let it go all the way.
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Cane corsos go all the way back to ancient Roman times.
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And the wooden pegs go all the way underneath the heel.
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Like if you're gonna be paranoid go all the way, lol.
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You go all the way back to where it began, the source.
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Maybe they didn't have to go All The Way with this one.
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GOWDY: Well, you got to go all the way back to Clinton.
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WILLIAMS: Why don&apost you go all the way back to Benghazi?
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We're not asking him to go all the way down to IKEA.
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So I ask Cardwell and Guthrie — why not go all the way?
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Really tap it in and go all the way round your eye.
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This is a movement but we have to go all the way.
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And go all the way back to the writing of the scripts.
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This time around, Styrlund is positive they can go all the way.
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"There will be doubters unless we go all the way," he said.
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"[He can] go all the way to the White House," he said.
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Eventually it could go all the way to the US Supreme Court.
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I say, if we must go there, let's go all the way.
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Does it go all the way to the top of Young Money?
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"I can go all the way to the Supreme Court," he said.
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An appeal could potentially go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Phil Stewart wants to go all the way, and we're big believers.
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But it's his pragmatism that could help Costa Brazil go all the way.
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But -- DALIO: Yeah, but – KERNEN: -- to go all the way down is crazy.
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"Why not go all the way?" he said, the New York Times reported.
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And the case could go all the way up to the Supreme Court.
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Either way, the floppy leg tubes go all the way to the ground.
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We would go all the way to the convention if we needed to.
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Republicans are simply unwilling to go all the way in protecting the country.
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Sometimes he has to go all the way up to the South Bronx!
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Let's go all the way back to 1996 and talk about Section 230.
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Like if you're going to fictionalize part of F1 go all the way!
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A battle that could go all the way to the Supreme Court. Harris?
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"These will go all the way into orbit with satellites onboard," Cantrell said.
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If you go all the way back to the 1950s, the labor economy.
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Most people don't quite have the time to go all the way home.
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With so much at stake, why not go all the way with replay?
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So you can go all the way up to the third floor again.
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The question is can he go all the way to the White House.
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The case is expected to go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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I can go all the way from there to Jeff Sessions recusing himself.
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Next, make a right and go all the way up to Buckingham Palace.
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You need to go all the way back to the foundations of modern physics.
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Go Cubs Go — and they did go — all the way to the White House!
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Connecticut doesn't have to go all the way to a really big penalty either.
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If I'm going to feel uncool, I might as well go all the way.
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Go all the way If you are going to rebrand, then commit to it.
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"The risk is to go all the way to the exit," the official said.
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But I wanted to go all the way to The Lonely Mountain and back.
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But if the show wants to go soap, it should go all the way.
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If you want to go goofy, by all means, please, go all the way.
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We're going to go all the way to Cleveland and secure the Republican nomination.
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Could the Chicago Cubs, contenders for the National League Championship, go all the way?
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So why don't we go all the way with it, and set the tone?
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All in all, the iPhone 7 Plus will go all the way to 10x zoom.
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And we can go all the way back to childhood with CBT to recall memories.
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Trump did indeed go all the way, but for Manafort the assignment was a disaster.
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I figured if you're gonna break the rule, might as well go all the way.
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Adams didn't hold back on who he thought would go all the way, and why.
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It's very unlikely Dany will go all the way back to Essos at this point.
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Trump won't go all the way there and say it, but I think they're identical.
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If you go all the way back to the early '90s, he's been this way.
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If he challenged it, the battle could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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It's like watching the fuse on a stick of dynamite go all the way down.
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Without a commitment to go all the way, the reasons for "decertifying" are entirely optical.
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But he didn't go all the way to endorsing a Sanders-style single-payer system.
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He was seven foot and I folded him, so I can go all the way.
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This ethos seems to go all the way up to the U.S. Department of Defense.
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It can go all the way up to 100x zoom, but the results are bad.
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I know that when push comes to shove I'm willing to go all the way.
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Those are the ones that are fore and aft that go all the way down.
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For reference, an iPhone 11 can go all the way up to 512GB for $849.
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"It's possible this case could go all the way to the Supreme Court," Alperstein said.
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Joe: Some methods go all the way back to the days of the Roman Empire.
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"I thought, I can&apost go all the way to Africa by myself," she said.
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Johnson leaned back on the wall but didn't go all the way down to the ground.
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To really understand Section 2230, you have to go all the way back to the 2230s.
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They don&apost want to go all the way with a cat -- INGRAHAM: So a cactus.
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Why not create fictional teams with fictional like owners like just go all the way in.
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And if and when Mueller does go all the way, things could get ugly for Russia.
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Why not go all the way and comment on how men in power belittle their victims?
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Thursday's draft simply wasn't the new format to implement if you don't go all the way.
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Samsung's Galaxy S20 603G phones start at $999.99 and go all the way up to $1,399.99.
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And to understand it, we have to go all the way back to where comedy began.
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The cartoon panels are connected by decision lines that go all the way off the page.
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While Ola feels like she's ready to go all the way, Otis doesn't seem as sure.
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In fact, its safe to say the criticism could go all the way up the chain.
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Should Stephens go all the way to the final her brother might be kicking himself though.
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Of course, we don't know whether Mr. Mueller can go all the way to the top.
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And the legal battle against Trump's ban could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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You'll be without Minecraft for the kids, but for almost everything else Chromebooks go all the way.
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And that may set off legal tussles that go all the way to the US Supreme Court.
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Nine years later, their case would go all the way to the Supreme Court in Loving v.
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In order to understand the issue fully, we have to go all the way back to beginning.
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I go all the way out there to see him, and he's not locked up at all.
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Some parts of the Dash Pro certainly tease at it, but they don't go all the way.
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These mods start at Rs 232,216 ($43) and go all the way up to Rs 24,23510 ($22).
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Mike Schroepfer: Can you go all the way back to 2200, 2199 when the platform first launched.
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If you're going to embrace southern rock, might as well just go all the way, you know?
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"As a company, we tend to go all the way for causes we believe in," Halls said.
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But Reddit decided: If you're going to pick apart this card, why not go all the way?
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Go all the way back to Bill Clinton -- another campaign that Hillary Clinton was intimately familiar with.
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My executive producers were willing to go all the way to use film, but we needed support.
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This tool will work with Android devices that go all the way back to Jellybean, Bhat said.
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But Buttigieg has not developed the kind of momentum that suggests he could go all the way.
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" He then joked, "Sucks that I gotta go all the way to Australia to do it though!
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In fact, you can go all the way back to 2001 and still get the same answer.
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You have to go all the way back to 1969, Woodstock, to find a lower unemployment rate.
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We'll have to wait and see if Hyland will go all the way and chop her bangs.
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"We are going to go all the way to Cleveland and secure the Republican nomination," he said.
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To answer that, we have to go all the way back to the show's mid-'90s debut.
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That's one reason we chose to go all the way, to make 100-percent malted rye whisky.
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He'll go on stage and start at eight and go all the way up to like 50.
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In the drop-down menu, go all the way to the bottom and click "Page setup."3.
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So major, in fact, that it looks like it might go all the way to the top.
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"We have our legal strategy prepared to go all the way to the Supreme Court," she said.
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Then there are those authors who go all the way with their activism, running for office themselves.
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"He can go all the way," the ESPN analyst Patrick McEnroe said after Shapovalov's win over Edmund.
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But in the housing plan his campaign released Wednesday, Mr. Sanders doesn't go all the way there.
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Even if England do go all the way, households may have little to celebrate come next April.
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So we've actually now rolled out bonuses that go all the way down to the hourly employee.
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So I just told him to believe in himself and hopefully he can go all the way.
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"I didn't go all the way the first time, because he could feel my hesitation," she says.
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When developers do want that nostalgic feel, they usually don't go all the way back to 8-bit.
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We could even go all the way and just seed the top 1992 teams, travel headaches be damned.
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"I think we ought to go back to the first [ban], and go all the way," he said.
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But… you just dropped $2000 plus on your shades, so you may as well go all the way.
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But… you just dropped $803 plus on your shades, so you may as well go all the way.
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" You're best off doing nothing but, "if you insist on selling some stocks, don't go all the way.
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"We're going to go all the way to Cleveland and secure the Republican nomination!" he declared to cheers. .
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Before I go all the way, I send the girl to the doctor and check them for everything.
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Once you know what needs to be done to get an A, you will go all the way!
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Well, then we must go all the way through the U.K.'s willingness to leave the European Union.
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The answer may at least in part go all the way back to that royal question on economics.
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He believes, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that he'll go all the way and he's probably right.
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Wrap a piece of washi tape around the wire, letting the tape go all the way around. 2.
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Still, there's no reason to think Spain can't go all the way for a third time in succession.
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And I remember someone saying, 'Oh if you don't go all the way in you'll never do it.
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Begin with the heavier side first and go all the way back to the nape of the neck.
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We have to go all the way back to February 2001 to find a similarly low unemployment rate.
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He has the talent to go all the way to the top of the world in my belief.
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For a taste of that, we must go all the way back to the midterm elections of 1974.
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I don't think I can afford a lawyer to go all the way with it, but we'll see.
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And we want to go all the way with this, we'd already put so much time into it.
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If they could save up enough copper coins, maybe even go all the way to the seashore. Eventually.
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"The market is beginning to digest that President Trump will go all the way, and I think that China has to be prepared he will go all the way," Victor Chu, the CEO of Hong Kong-based First Eastern Investment Group, told CNBC at the World Economic Forum on Tuesday.
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If you're feeling really brave, you could go all the way down to zero and start again from scratch.
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The process could take several months, and the decision could potentially go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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They insist the hookup is NOT a publicity stunt, and explained why they decided to go all the way.
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Hough was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2008, and told PEOPLE her symptoms go all the way back to childhood.
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Still, some question whether the US economy needs rates to go all the way to zero -- or below that.
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Indeed, you can go all the way up to $75,000 while receiving the same help as the near-poor.
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System failures occur when layers share the same vulnerabilities — and the holes go all the way through the cheese.
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It can go all the way down to just getting a new laptop with the right software on it.
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With no early voting in the Keystone State, the race here will go all the way to November 8.
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But when you ask around, you don't find many people who are picking them to go all the way.
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"You can go all the way back to your birth certificate and change that – and I did," Caitlyn continues.
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The startup's expected to blow the roof off this year and go all the way with its latest flagship.
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It's still possible that the fight could go all the way to the GOP convention in Cleveland in July.
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Spaceplane attempts go all the way back to the two-stage X–20 Dyna Soar in the late 1950s.
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The former shareholders plan to appeal; the case could go all the way up to the Dutch Supreme Court.
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Why CW had to go all the way to Belgium to come up with something this formulaic is unclear.
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Of course, you can't go all the way through a debate without getting in some digs at your opponent.
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As the recent article and the executive response make clear, these problems go all the way to the top.
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What Berlusconi teaches is that Trump could go all the way in a nation thirsting for a new politics.
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Why be satisfied with their admittedly glowing report card of optimized efficiency when we could go all the way?
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I did two other sets of pickups shoots, but we didn't have to go all the way back out.
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For the protagonist of this musical, they go all the way to one of New York's most prominent stages.
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But if she is fully fit, there is no reason why she couldn't go all the way this time.
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They served as a source of inspiration, you can go all the way back to Swingers [to see that].
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Prior to that, you'd have to go all the way back to March 2017 to find anything as high.
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I go all the way back to classic constructor Jack Luzzatto for my inspiration for constructing wide open grids.
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But so far there is absolutely nothing about the campaign that suggests he's going to go all the way.
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The tie is long enough to go all the way around my back for easy, secure knotting in front.
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You have to go all the way back to early November to find a poll that meets those standards.
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You've said it only took you 24 hours after meeting Obama to think he could go all the way.
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In the case of the small-screen police procedural, it's necessary to go all the way back to Miami Vice.
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For a fleeting moment in the Euro 216 group stage, it looked as if Croatia might go all the way.
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I mean, if you go all the way back to the first test, I mean, it was essentially one kiloton.
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The waves are too big for me to go all the way in, but it's still a fun beach day.
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For starters, the bumps along the exterior don't go all the way around, which makes it less intuitive to hold.
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The new wireless Magic Keyboard is pretty good considering its ultra-shallow construction, but why not go all the way?
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There is a sense among the campaigns that this case could go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The roots of this megalomania didn't start there – in fact they seem to go all the way back to birth.
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"You're asking me to go all the way back to 2006 and that's hard for me to do," Girardi said.
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It was an instance of trying to change the category but not having consumers go all the way with you.
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A lot of people pegged the Ravens to go all the way, but Football Love Island is a cruel game.
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" The senator's advance team greeted him warmly, and let Mr. Mills know they "were going to go all the way.
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"I knew that it's not going to go all the way like this," Thiem said of del Potro's lethargic start.
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"I will go all the way to the Supreme Court if need be," said Ram, who is leading the protest.
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Fuhgeddaboudit. Quick trip You don't have to go all the way to Springfield to visit "The Simpsons" fave convenience store.
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If we were going to go all the way across the Atlantic, I wanted to travel in Europe a bit.
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"It might stem from a parking ticket, for example, and go all the way to the mayor's office," Bernard says.
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" He also revealed that he is planning to file a lawsuit against his perpetrator: "We're going to go all the way.
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The lanky, 24-year-old Czech said that with her mounting confidence, and big serve, she can go all the way.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Come on, you don't have to go all the way to Ukraine to get embarrassing tape of Joe Biden.
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"Omggggggahhhh 'legs go all the way up' girl nooooooo," Teigen captioned a meme she found on Instagram of her and Legend.
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"My coach and team always said, 'Only go to tournaments when you are prepared to go all the way,' " she added.
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" She adds ... "My coach and team always said 'Only go to tournaments when you are prepared to go all the way.
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"She's still young … and she has the game to go all the way, but it might take a little more time."
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When you go all the way up on your toes, count one second, then engage your core on the way down.
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You have to go all the way back to 1997 to find the last instance of back-to-back NFL ties.
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"Sibling resentment can go all the way back to 'Dad didn't go to my games, but he did yours,'" she said.
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I am top of the rankings and defending my Wimbledon title, hence I am hoping to go all the way again.
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An appeal to the ruling is likely, and many expect the case to go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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And if you don't mean it, then go all the way Darth Vader and tell I just don't like black people.
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They should go all the way LEFT and I will still find a way to Win - That's what I do, Win.
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I had to go all the way to the next town because I didn't want anyone else to have my dress.
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But for others, it may not go all the way to solving the seemingly innate exploitation that comes with the job.
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They go all the way up to June 2018, the month Manafort was jailed for violating the conditions of his release.
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It's not exactly a critical feature, but if you're going to mimic humanity, you might as well go all the way.
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There's a saying in 12-Step groups that "half measures availed us nothing," meaning, you have to go all the way.
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You have to go all the way back to Michael Dukakis in 1988 to find a Democrat losing the women's vote.
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He felt that not enough habitual Republican voters would go all the way to Jones, so he predicted a Moore victory.
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You've got to go all the way back to the 1800s to get to when things were a bit crazy here.
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And we go all the way back — Zelda Wynn Valdes designed the Playboy bunny costume, [which was] the standard of sexy.
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Sanders calling for a kind of politics that says you've got to go all the way here and nothing else counts.
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"The media should go all the way and boycott the dinner entirely this year," wrote U.S. News & World Report's Robert Schlesinger.
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We had to climb these stairs every day to get to the top, and you have to go all the way down.
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"It's almost like a stepladder — you start from the top and you go all the way down to the bottom," she said.
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I tried really hard at one point, but unless you're gonna go all the way... I don't think I've ever been that.
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If they don't develop in the Atlantic, sometimes they'll [go all the way across the Caribbean and] develop in the eastern Pacific.
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Even if you didn't want to go all the way to full autonomy, there are times where the customer will want that.
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Ikea's post-holidays winter sale will last through the end of the 2018 and go all the way through January 6, 2019.
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The messages go all the way back to 2008, when Podesta served as co-chair of President-elect Barack Obama's transition team.
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But until that moment, it looked like "Revenant," about a vengeful trapper in the 1820s, was going to go all the way.
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Unfortunately, the screen doesn't go all the way to the bottom; there's a bezel down there that hosts the oval fingerprint scanner.
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You can get a pack of 8 for $14.99 or go all the way and purchase a pack of 48 for $20.99.
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So fresh, so clean You don't have to go all the way to Tokyo to experience Japan's music-playing, water-spraying toilets.
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While we didn't quite go all the way back to 1989, even websites from the late 90s look shockingly dated in 2019.
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It could allow that portfolio to run down, slow or halt further purchases, or go all the way and sell bonds outright.
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And the intra-party Republican fight will go all the way until November this time because Mississippi does not hold party primaries.
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The league could easily go all the way with its fairness fetish if it allowed Pitchf/x to call balls and strikes.
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Apple is expected to appeal the order, kicking off a legal battle that could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Without them, most of the aircraft they repair would have to go all the way back to the US to be fixed.
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Leaks indicate the "iPhone 12" might go all the way up to 6.7-inches, which is larger than the 11 Pro Max.
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Pool noodles go all the way back to 383, which is surprising (and the PT CRUISER only existed in the 21st century).
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Let's take a closer look at the nominations announced on Wednesday to see who's got the heat to go all the way.
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You probably have to go all the way back to Kubrick's 2001 to see a film that tried to portray space realistically.
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Well, then, we must go all the way through the UK's willingness to leave the EU. We have to have this firmness.
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If you're going to make a movie with an empowered, however imperfect, female character at its core, why not go all the way?
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We play a class England team in the final now, but we've really got a chance and we might go all the way.
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Late-night comedy: "You don't have to go all the way to Ukraine to get embarrassing tape of Joe Biden," Stephen Colbert said.
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There's elements here that go all the way back to Age of Empires 2 and StarCraft, combined with a roguelike-influenced survival game.
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"As the recent article and the executive response make clear, these problems go all the way to the top," the protest's organizer's wrote.
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Ahead, let's go all the way to the North Pole: on Tan, on Jonathon, on Antoni, on Karamo, on Bobby... Welcome to MyIdentity.
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We didn't get to go all the way up to the top of that mountain because there were crazy winds at that time.
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And if you go all the way back to the Pleistocene era, that's not the way that humans actually have evolved and survived.
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Normally they get around 65 to 70 miles per hour and he's a guy that can go all the way to 77, 78.
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" On his hopes for winning the whole thing, Gunnarsson seemed somewhat confident: "Of course, we can go all the way, everything is possible.
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Originally T'Challa was in the movie, but we weren't sure we wanted to go all the way to Black Panther in the costume.
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All you have to do is choose which of the 16 players left in the tournament you think will go all the way.
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Corker doesn't go all the way there but he is absolutely leading people to ask those questions by choosing the words he did.
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Donald Trump took a step toward dismantling Barack Obama's landmark nuclear deal with Iran on Friday, but he didn't go all the way.
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His leadership campaign failed not because he lacked the potential to go all the way, but because he struggled with basic daily tasks.
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Gallagher has also quickly emerged as an influential leader and there are those around him who think he can go all the way.
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Well, then we must go all the way through the U.K.'s willingness to leave the EU. We have to have this firmness.
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And how big is this shoe closet, if the shamed woman is to go all the way to the very back of it?
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If your airline does offer WiFi, it could be free, or go all the way up to $30 for an all-day pass.
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I think if you don't feel like you can go all the way in tournaments, then to me there's no sense in playing.
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But please don't stop after two and a half volumes, you have to go all the way; it is all about the accumulation.
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We'd have had another day of two of racing if we'd had to go all the way back up the Channel to Cowes.
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The 2019 ATP Finals champion is aiming to better that performance, saying that he now has the game to go all the way.
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A $100 preseason wager on Vegas to win the Stanley Cup will pay roughly $50,000, if the Golden Knights go all the way.
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Uber is the obvious bad example of what happens when certain things that are entrenched in Silicon Valley culture go all the way.
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Saudi Arabia and the U.S. edged toward blaming Iran for the weekend attack on Saudi oil facilities — but didn't go all the way.
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It needs to go all the way down into the culture, security isn't about the back end, it needs to be customer facing.
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To unlock the full, swirling vortex of feuds you actually have to go all the way back to the beginning of the year.
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There, lawmakers could leave the agreement the same, impose tweaks, or go all the way to reinstating sanctions against Iran, effectively ending the deal.
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They now go all the way up to your thumbs and stretch around every part of where your palms rest against the Elite 2.
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And if the space for public policy is really as wide as Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez argue, why wouldn't you go all the way?
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Depending on the outcome, the issue could go all the way to the Supreme Court, which upheld Obamacare in a narrowly divided 2012 ruling.
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Such presidential follies go all the way back to Ross Perot in 1992, and are likely to be continued by Howard Schultz this cycle.
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Syria's foreign minister said on Thursday government forces would "go all the way" in Idlib, and that Damascus's main targets were al-Nusra militants.
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Slowly, Sanders has been undercutting Hillary Clinton's electoral strength and putting together a campaign that could go all the way into the summer convention.
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Tickets to the event start at $125, notably low for a Clinton fundraiser, but go all the way up to $2,700 for premiere seats.
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Thankfully, you won't have to go all the way to Korea (or Japan) to taste gimbap, which incorporates the best of both food traditions.
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"I will stay the course because this is a good reform and we must go all the way to adoption," the Socialist leader said.
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I wanted to go all the way back to your book Rhythm Science , which, when I first read it, felt revolutionary, and really optimistic.
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"We're starting from the beginning from my first memory, and hopefully we can go all the way up to the Super Bowl," he said.
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Also, I guess the historic role that the states play in terms of the Civil War, it seems to go all the way back.
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You have to go all the way back to President Harry Truman to find a president who even participated in the formal Washington celebration.
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But Warren has indicated she has no plans to drop out any time soon and plans to go all the way to the convention.
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"They told me, we understand if you want to quit, but if you continue, we believe you can go all the way," Smith said.
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You'd have to go all the way back to Daniel R. Crissinger, who served from 1923-27, to find the last time that happened.
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With the new service announced today, customers don't have to go all the way to micro services with containers to gain some of the benefits.
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And you wouldn't necessarily need to go all the way, all at once; something like the Cassidy-Collins plan could act as a first step.
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For now, though, my recommendation is to either go all the way with the S10 Plus or save some money and go with the S10E.
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Now that you are fluent in March Madness theory, the one thing bettors really want to know is which team will go all the way.
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Michael's support in those scenes were a big part of me daring to go all the way, which was needed for the role of Isabel.
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So these songs go all the way back to the time of me sleeping outside a CVS parking lot, up to working the Super Bowl.
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To understand where the confusion is even coming from, we have to go all the way back to a 2011 study in the journal Contraception.
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We arrived in the early afternoon and agreed to go all the way and climb the mountain's highest peak, Pyramida, which stands at 8,235 feet.
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"This is a campaign that will go all the way to the convention," Guma, author of "The People's Republic: Vermont and the Sanders Revolution" said.
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Chuck says he thinks it'll be tough for protesting fans to really make a difference -- but if you are gonna protest, go all the way.
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The society had to go all the way to Micronesia where one of the few remaining Polynesian celestial navigators, a man named Mau Piailug, lived.
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Clearly, the initial contact had not triggered an irreversible change; the continued presence of the bacteria was necessary for metamorphosis to go all the way.
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Questions about Flynn's relationship with Russia go all the way back to the campaign, where he served as one of Trump's top national security staffers.
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" While Khanna and Biggs may seem like an unlikely duo to launch a caucus, Biggs said: "sometimes you go all the way around the circle.
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Attempting to collect taxes on the wealth of citizens would surely be challenged, and the case could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Though she contemplated going honey or platinum blonde to her social media followers, it appears she chose to go all the way with icy blonde.
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If you want that feeling of expansive work area and access to more hidden pallets directly, then go all the way to the 12.9 inches.
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"The teams get along well, the talks are advancing, we'll know quickly whether we can go all the way," one source was quoted as saying.
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"Sanders has been trying to position himself where the insurgent Democratic voter is — while not really wanting to go all the way there," Hurlburt says.
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And it makes a case that in order to bring down those costs, you actually don't need to go all the way to single-payer.
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Then I hear Senator Sanders calling for a kind of politics that says you've got to go all the way here and nothing else counts.
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When asked why he doesn't want to go all the way to the US border, Sagastume, 61, shook his head slowly and folded his glasses.
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And you can't go all the way over here that you become political and you're going after the President because he's from a different party.
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We'll see if he's willing to go all the way and the full distance on the issue of building the wall with a government shutdown.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Some good news for travelers: The Pittsburgh airport is now letting travelers go all the way to the gate with their loved one.
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" In her cell, in a letter, she vowed she would "go all the way to and from the Supreme Court and back again, if necessary.
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That's a focus that must begin with Amazon's CEO and go all the way down to the people driving down our streets with our packages.
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So let's go all the way back because it helps people get to know you a little bit, helps me get to know you, too.
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It would go all the way up to the Supreme Court in short order, but that could delay things for a few months at least.
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Did Fallon really show us a clip of an 8-year-old Christian Slater … or does this conspiracy go all the way to the top?
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This is the type of health care reform that doesn't go all the way there but takes a big step in the single-payer direction.
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You need to go all the way back to 1896 to find another election in which the country's economic elites so disproportionately favored one candidate.
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"If Trump takes Iowa, he'll probably take New Hampshire and go all the way," Mr. Kriener, the unemployed cook, told me, presaging Monday's cable TV punditry.
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This is a grand, jazz-hands flailing vision, and where it can be accused of being corny, it was never ashamed to go all the way.
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But we remember, you know, Paul Ryan throwing grandma off the cliff, and all kinds of things that go all the way back to Andrew Jackson.
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Ultimately, at Apple, all the apps are reviewed by actual Apple employees, and decisions do go all the way up the chain to Schiller, reviewers said.
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"And so, what we're working on, is all of that measurement, so that can go all the way through from what someone sees to their purchases."
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SO WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON IS ALL OF THAT MEASUREMENT SO THAT WE CAN GO ALL THE WAY THROUGH FROM WHAT SOMEONE SEES TO THEIR PURCHASES.
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I'd love to see Lenovo go all the way with user-friendly features and include an SD card slot, but the company compromises with microSD instead.
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You'd have to go all the way up to the $549 Audio-Technica DSR9BT to obtain meaningfully superior sound quality from a pair of wireless cans.
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And Republicans want to go all the way: the House of Representatives has passed a tax-reform plan that would completely abolish "death taxes" by 2025.
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Not only does P.E.B. go all the way in with the fresh cut ... he returns the favor and puts his barber skills to use as well!!
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You have to go all the way back to the beginning of Twitter time — a place most people never reach — to find the good, evil shit.
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If we go all the way back to Ben Bernanke's "helicopter money" speech, Mr Goodhart said economists accept the argument that: Inflation is a monetary phenomenon.
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Mapping isn't the only barrier to having future delivery bots go all the way to the door, just like the humans who make those deliveries today.
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In the eighth, reliever Ross Stripling threw a wild pitch that allowed Pence, who led off with a single, to go all the way to third.
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And you can go all the way to the other end of the extreme, which is, say, a Fruit Roll-Up that's artificially colored and flavored.
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It is neither a subway — the train is in fact elevated more often than it is underground — nor does it go all the way to sea.
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Most of the products we've seen from the likes of Samsung, Lenovo, Motorola, and Huawei start at $1,380 and go all the way up to $2,700.
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He could go all the way, but I don't think viewers will have to wait that long to figure out who is hopping around the stage.
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It's Mother Nature's way of reminding both that if they try to go all the way, if they shun a healthy interdependence, she'll poison them both.
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Jim Iuorio, managing director of TJM Institutional Services, believes if the S&P 500 dips below 3,200, it could go all the way down to 3,025.
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He thinks he is ready to go all the way with his boyfriend but feels intimidated because there's so much he doesn't know about gay sex.
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While some of the revisions go all the way back to the last century, most of the changes to data took place during 210.1 and 28.5.
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"I hear Senator Sanders calling for a kind of politics that says you got to go all the way here or nothing else counts," he said.
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The exact root of the "fish rots from the head" phrase isn't clear, although some think its origins go all the way back to ancient Greece.
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"Integrating Jeremy was a small price to pay for having a black bachelor and letting Quinn and Rachel go all the way to darkness," she said.
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"When you think about wage inflation, we have to go all the way back to the '50s to find a cycle led by wage inflation," Lee said.
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"There is an elaborate series of biases, often unintended, that begin actually at pre-K and go all the way through the education system," Kapor Klein said.
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I don't want to wait for him to go all the way around the block so I tell him it's fine and just hop out and walk.
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But those with what the government calls "multiple and complex needs", such as mental-health issues, addictions and past stints in prison, rarely go all the way.
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We have a backer that is prepared to go all the way to get us to cash-flow positive, which isn't all that far in the future.
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And if you do go all the way through the process and purchase a car via Deliver My Ride, you get a free one-year AAA membership.
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"He's flown out for the past two shows, and I know he's so proud of Adam and wants to see us go all the way," Johnson said.
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I head to a bookstore/cafe to kill time before a friend's surprise party in this neighborhood, since I don't want to go all the way home.
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Indeed, in the impeachment case of President Nixon, it took only a few months to go all the way to the Supreme Court for the final decision.
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In order to recalibrate her life, she decides to go all the way to Texas to buy back that vintage East/West jacket that started it all.
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Many of the blasphemy victims, like Asia, are just too poor to go all the way up to the Supreme Court and languish for years in prison.
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Terri Collins (R), a sponsor of the measure, said the bill is intended to go all the way up to the Supreme Court and challenge Roe v.
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Indeed, historians in search of a rhetorical precedent had to go all the way back to President Harry Truman's 1945 announcement of the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima.
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"If you jack the tariffs up to 25 percent and then others retaliate, the impact could go all the way up to almost 203 percent," he said.
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And so out of the, you know, ten that made it to this level, five have had the type of founder that can go all the way.
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But as short-term rates keep going lower, there's a chance they could go all the way to near zero where they were during the financial crisis.
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"We want to establish a pathway that once you have the efficacy from clinical trials then you can go all the way to the market," he said.
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"Then I hear Senator Sanders calling for a kind of politics that says you got to go all the way here and nothing else counts," he said.
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You'd have to go all the way back to the blowout election of 2270 to find an election in which women voted Democratic by a larger margin.
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Reducing the corporate tax rate to maintain our global competitiveness made sense, but it didn't need to go all the way from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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I think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way, which is what I wanted to do in the first place.
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It starts at $2440 for a laptop with a Celeron processor from 2017, and can go all the way up to $850 for an 8th Gen i7 processor.
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Or is this the end of the road for the one player who seemed a shoo-in to go all the way to the finish line this season?
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"I hope that the second Rabiot will also give all the outcomes correctly and that Japan will go all the way," Abe said, according to Sora News 24.
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And ending the public's role in reelecting judges would not mean we'd have to go all the way in the opposite direction and grant appointed judges lifetime tenure.
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They can access those presets from the app, or hold down a button on the side of the shoe to go all the way from tight to loose.
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I mean, if we could manage to go all the way back to King Leopold's 'Ghost' -- and go even further than that -- I think that would be amazing.
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Our testing setup—which included disclaimers for careful readers at each step—did not induce anyone to go all the way and try to hand over their credentials.
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Google go all the way back to 2010, when Oracle filed suit against Google, arguing that when Google developed Android, it infringed on Google's Java-related intellectual property.
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"For Asia you have to go big or go home, either you just go all the way culturalized, or you better just not bother doing it," Tan said.
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In the audio obtained by TMZ, the caller says he'd been following the Chevy Suburban, and saw it go all the way from the median to the guardrail.
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Rest easy L.A., the season ain't over ... 'cause Hairston Jr. says with Cody Bellinger and Clayton Kershaw the team still has enough talent to go all the way.
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One source describes the offer of written questions as a way for both sides to "avert a fight" that could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Such a move has the potential to precipitate a brutal legal battle between Congress and the executive branch that could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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That's probably why Fujifilm felt compelled to go all the way to a medium-format sensor for its new flagship — in order to break free of that constraint.
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I would definitely think, 'Man, I don't want to go all the way up there, it takes me an hour and a half to get there from Brooklyn.
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The withdrawal of the DOJ lawsuit brings an unexpected and rapid conclusion to a divisive battle that many thought would go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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"Her grunts can go all the way up to eleven hundred hertz, when she's losing, and down to five hundred, six hundred hertz, when she's winning," he said.
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You have to go all the way back to 1920 to when Democratic nominee James Cox tapped Assistant Secretary of Navy Franklin Delano Roosevelt as his running mate.
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To enable Congress to limit the influence of these megadonors, the court would have to go all the way back to its 1976 decision in Buckley v. Valeo.
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Russia's ties to Syria go all the way back to the Cold War: According to one scholar, the Soviets "essentially built" the modern Syrian military in the 1960s.
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If we aren't successful in the Supreme Court, we'll go all the way down to nine facilities, and those facilities would only be in the major metropolitan areas.
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"Whaddya wanna go all the way to Sam's Town for?" says the cab driver through her smoker's cough, driving nearly a dozen miles off the Strip towards swampland.
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"These allegiances go all the way to the top of the party," said Makhosi Khoza, a prominent former A.N.C. politician who works at OUTA, an organization fighting graft.
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The case, which began three years ago as a lawsuit by blind US resident Guillermo Robles, may go all the way to the US Supreme Court, CNBC reports.
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"Mayor Pete" has the talent to go all the way but perhaps, as with Jack Kennedy in his national debut, he will need more seasoning to get there.
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You have to go all the way back to Hoover and the second Roosevelt administration to find lower year three returns than each of Obama's year three returns.
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Samsung announced an expanded lineup of its Q900 QLED 8K TVs which start at 65-inches (for $5,000) and go all the way up to 85-inches (for $43,000).
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Before that, you'd have to go all the way back to Ronald Reagan in 1981, who was seen by 41.8 million viewers (Nielsen tracks inauguration ratings back to 1969).
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Go all the way through a listing's description, as you won't get to caveats like a difficult parking situation or any "quiet hours" until the end of the page.
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"I think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way, which is what I wanted to do in the first place," Trump said.
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I think you have to go all the way back to Warren G. Harding in 1921 to find a president as unqualified to hold the office as Trump is.
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The base model starts with just 2159.99GB of RAM and 27GB of storage, and you can go all the way up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.
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The base model starts with just 213GB of RAM and 21GB of storage, and you can go all the way up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.
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But secondly, if a software vendor is going to piss off its hardware partners, it might as well go all the way instead of tip-toeing around the matter.
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"We do think that it is certainly within his right to go all the way," Palmieri said of Sanders' pledge to continue campaigning until the Democratic convention in July.
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Other opponents are expected to take the case to a state district court, from where it is likely to go all the way up to the state Supreme Court.
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For seafood, I have to go all the way to Prospect Heights at Mermaid's Fish Market, or all the way to Cobble Hill for good meat at Staubitz Market.
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With Janus, he got a chance to go all the way, and cited his own decisions in Knox and Harris repeatedly: We upheld a similar law in Abood v.
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"I started thinking that no one was going to come out to Gowanus unless I go all the way down the rabbit hole with these two regions," he said.
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He was good to go all the way up until 1 or 2 o'clock in the morning when he voted ... Without John McCain, we already have the health care.
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The master suite even has its very own "morning kitchen," so you don't have to go all the way to the kitchen for coffee first thing in the morning.
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Matt: It has to be, and it can't be a tall, I mean, you could go all the way back and you'd still not have a lot of legroom.
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Mob cases have proved, time and time again—Gotti, Merlino, go all the way back to mobsters like Legs Diamond—you just never know what the result will be.
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But Republicans have continued to push them, insisting that these failures go all the way to the top, personally involving President Obama and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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And while its earliest beginnings go all the way back to 20113, when the very first alpha version was released, the global takeover really didn't get started until 2014.
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Make sure you note any confidentiality or exclusivity restrictions, and understand what your rights and responsibilities are in the event that the deal doesn't go all the way through.
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It was allegedly a huge pain in the ass to go all the way to Gowanus from Fort Greene, especially because the G train was messed up that night.
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If the Caps are going to go all the way and finally bury three decades of misery once and for all, Holtby will have to be at his best.
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I have to go all the way home to get him, but there's no traffic at all, so we end up at the groomer by 1:30, right on time!
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That wasn't always the case, and you don't have to go all the way back to FDR to see an electoral map with a lot of blue in the middle.
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"It varies market to market — some markets they may have a couple hundred megabits of bandwidth in the 43GHz, others can go all the way up to 5Gbps," he says.
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I either go all the way filthy or I fall back and I have this sort of chink in my armor for the rest of time to a rap purist.
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The back entrance was slightly open, about three inches, and truthfully, that's something that the latch catches every once in while and the door doesn't go all the way shut.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Syria's foreign minister said government forces will "go all the way" in the rebel-held northern region of Idlib and that Damascus's main targets were al-Nusra militants.
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The people who came to his six-month birthday bash, a celebration that included party hats, "wouldn't go all the way to Greenwich for his next party," Ms. Ruby said.
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If this is what the committee claims, that they are engaged in an impeachment inquiry, it could go all the way to the Supreme Court, perhaps on an expedited basis.
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By dropping the court battle over Farook's phone — which some expected to go all the way to the Supreme Court — onlookers say the DOJ only kicked the can on encryption.
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As CNBC's Steve Liesmann noted after Flannery's announcements, why not go all the way and split GE into three separate companies, thereby eliminating the corporate staff and associated corporate costs?
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You have to go all the way across the security zone to get liquor, so by the time you've walked back to the arena, you'll have sweated it all out.
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Many lawmakers dismissed assertions that the president would not have known about the threat memo, saying that blame for the security lapse should go all the way to the top.
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Both had left French soccer fans, and many who just wanted France to have a win on the world stage, feeling that the team couldn't quite go all the way.
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Follow the Kavanaugh story and you're traveling back to the days when men were supposed to try to go all the way and women were supposed to hold the line.
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But Frozen's ties to women go all the way back to 20113, when Disney art director Mary Blair started work on what would eventually become Cinderella, Lee's favorite childhood movie.
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For sure, the Syrian regime has promised a bolder approach, with Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem insisting after meeting Lavrov that the army would "go all the way" in Idlib.
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And for all of that movie's hefty movieness and despite "The Shape of Water" winning last year, it's hard for a movie about a woman to go all the way.
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"If (Cornyn and Durbin) agree, I have a feeling that that will be a bill that can go all the way to the president's desk, and that's our goal," Collins said.
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BARTIROMO: So, you will -- so, the bottom line is, you&aposre willing to go all the way; you&aposre willing to move to impeachment of the leadership of DOJ and FBI?
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Again, this is why I'm one of only a small group of transgender men in this country who have chosen to "go all the way" when it comes to bottom surgery.
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"The foreign fighter flow goes back and forth across" North Africa, which generates a lot of the foreign fighters who "go all the way across to Syria and Iraq," Rodriguez said.
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"They nest on islands out in the ocean and they'll basically go up and go all the way around the world finding food, then go back to their chicks," Bowlin says.
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We can go all the way back to when she was a child and people told her nose was too big, her skin was too dark, her lips were too wide.
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But anti-abortion activists say they hope legal challenges will go all the way to the US Supreme Court, which now has a conservative majority, so justices can reconsider Roe v.
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Though, as Nadiya reminds us with her victorious statement that she "lives to fight another day," under all that sugar and sweetness are 11 bakers determined to go all the way.
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Surprisingly, we have to go all the way back to 1972 to find a case to falsify the above claim (hat tip to professor David Peterson for this gem of data).
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Oscar nominees get: a ten-day first class trip to Israel ($2000,21)We got: a framed oil painting of Larry David ($1.503) Why go all the way to the Holy Land?
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Fourth seed Wawrinka now finds himself the highest ranked player in the top half of the draw and with the credentials to go all the way to emulate his 2014 championship.
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In fact, nobody knows exactly how many people died around the world; the estimates go all the way up to 100 million, which would have been 5% of the world's population.
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None of which may make for the ratings-bonanza in Cleveland, but all of which will make for a party fired up and ready to go all the way to November.
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He never imagined it would attract the attention of powerful oil industry groups and the federal government—or that it would go all the way to the United States Supreme Court.
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Rather than look to the show itself, or even the comic-book source material, I decided to go all the way back to an earlier live-action adaptation of the stories.
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"We're going to go all the way to Cleveland and secure the Republican nomination," said Kasich, who still trails Trump by about 400 delegates after his Ohio victory, according to Bloomberg.
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Forcing the administration to release the full report through a legal challenge, which could drag on for years and go all the way to the Supreme Court, may yet be necessary.
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Made-up sob stories about family farms broken up to pay inheritance taxes, magical claims about self-financing tax cuts, and so on go all the way back to the 1970s.
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The Democratic stand offers a preview of the arguments that will unfold when the declaration is challenged in a legal battle that could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Swarovski has the ability to dream along with you — they are not afraid of a challenge and they are willing to go all the way to turn an idea into reality.
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Kaplan added that the efforts could go all the way back to early-childhood literacy as well as renewed emphasis on math, science and reading skills for the next-generation workforce.
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Again, this is why I'm one of only a small group of transgender men in this country who have chosen to "go all the way" when it comes to bottom surgery.
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"There are people here who are happy to fund a case like this, and would fund it all the way if it needed to go all the way," Hartnett-Beasley said.
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A timeline of Donald Trump and Russia could arguably go all the way back to his late-'80s musings on the desirability of a US-Soviet alliance against France and Pakistan.
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Entering the season, when UNC was some analysts' pick to go all the way, the common narrative was that the Tar Heels needed point guard Marcus Paige's supporting cast to step up.
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" He called the new executive order a "watered-down" version of the original order and even suggested that "we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way.
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The new family of iPhones that was introduced last month start at $750 for the iPhone XR and go all the way up to $1,449 for the fully loaded iPhone XS Max.
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We can go all the way back to when she was a child and people told her her nose was too big, her skin was too dark, her lips were too wide.
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Let's start with the two most recent Bachelorettes, ahead of Hannah Brown's season, to see what they're up to, and then go all the way back to the beginning with Trista Rehn.
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In fact, you have to go all the way down to the editing and design awards to find an Oscar that wasn't in some way related to a book or newspaper article.
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It could take a couple of years — the appeal — and they will go all the way to the state supreme court, and I think he'll be on house arrest the entire time.
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And while many of those looks are temporary, Bella Hadid just proved she's down to go all the way for her art, switching up her look before hitting the runway in Milan.
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Only months before, the California Labor Commission found that an Uber driver was an employee, setting up a legal battle over workers that could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "Trump's approval ratings are the lowest in the history of polls, which go all the way back to Harry Truman, but his legal bills, on the other hand, are skyrocketing.
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Or I might go all the way to Williamsburg for the good meatballs at Lorimer Market, but with all the traffic and people now, it's such a pain in the fucking ass.
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"The idea we have in mind is the one of an intergovernmental agreement between the two countries in order to allow the firms involved to go all the way," Hollande told journalists.
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So why not go all the way and simply ban car-to-pit telemetry, so when the cars are out on track the drivers are literally driving the cars 'alone and unaided'?
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Cruz said the result in Wisconsin showed the party was beginning to rally behind him, but he acknowledged the growing possibility that the fight could go all the way to the convention.
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The listings go all the way up to a 1,725-square-foot two-bed, three-bath floating home near the end of the dock that was listed for just under $1.6 million.
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An unhealthy part of our public debate amounts to trying to reason with people whose alphabet doesn't go all the way to Z. The Democratic party's leaders haven't changed their methods, either.
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There are historical reasons, cultural reasons, and philosophical reasons that go all the way back to philosophers like Plato and Aristotle—particularly the way they classified animals, plants, humans, and the gods.
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You have to go all the way back to 2009 to find the last time an American man reached the semis of a Grand Slam and it was Andy Roddick at Wimbledon.
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Moreover, the malware is programmed with settings that go all the way back to iOS 5003, which indicates that NSO has likely been able to hack iPhone devices since the iPhone 5.
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The base model starts with a dual-core Core i3 10th-gen processor from Intel, but you have the option to go all the way up to a quad-core Core i7.
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"(Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay," released a few weeks after his death, would fulfill the promise of Monterey and go all the way to the top of the pop charts.
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They went to a pumpkin patch together in October but didn't snap any full family pics -- and before that ... ya gotta go all the way back to Travis' Netflix premiere in August.
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It was just very apparent to me that if training didn't go all the way to the top of the company, it would have no impact on the culture of the organization.
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The family had to go all the way back to me before they could find someone who could take care of the baby, who could pass the background check and drug test.
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American Madison Keys, ranked 16, plays a similar power game to Muguruza and could go all the way, according to former U.S. Open champion Chris Evert who will be commentating for ESPN.
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The sense of whiplash, of course, is nothing new: He said he would build a wall along the entire southern border; but now, maybe, it will not go all the way across.
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No, unless – but if I start regretting and we go all the way back to things way beyond my control, which is what we're thrown into, then you're not changing your own choices.
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We have a lot to unpack here, so let's go all the way back to Cupid's origins in ancient Greece and Rome, where, for one thing, he wasn't always depicted as an infant.
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The Italy/Germany spread can go all the way to 90 basis points, Nick Gartside, chief investment officer at JP Morgan Asset Management, told Reuters in January when the spread was 22018 bps.
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"We planted this high-end air defense system in South Korea that has obvious implications for the Chinese because the radar fans go all the way through Manchuria," Hayden said, according to Yonhap.
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Last year, Stryland told The Dispatch that rooting for the Cubs has been the key to his longevity — and predicted that he would live to see his beloved team go all the way.
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Italy Coach Antonio Conte had spoken for months about his team's first opponent, Belgium, and how it had a "golden generation" of talent that might go all the way and win the tournament.
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Both Apple and the DOJ appear to be digging in for what could be a long fight, with some observers speculating that the battle could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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If we go all the way back to vinyl-only DJing, you did not have to play as much to keep your reputation up and you didn't have to buy as many records.
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More of everything, it seems, and that has meant fewer ways for cyclists to go all the way from coast to coast without bumping into something impassable for a person on two wheels.
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British Defense Secretary Sir Michael
Fallon suggested on Sunday that Britain is ready to use military force to defend the sovereignty of Gibraltar, vowing to go "all the way" to protect the territory.
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Just last week, Italy announced it was overwhelmed by the number of migrants arriving, and wanted to close off ports to NGOs who go all the way to Libyan waters to make rescues.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has already reacted by cutting interest rates to a record low of 1%, and markets are wagering it will have to go all the way to 0.5%.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has already reacted by cutting interest rates to a record low of 1%, and markets are wagering it will have to go all the way to 0.5%.
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There's an abundance of shredded iceberg lettuce, and the toasted bread is only half-toasted — if you're going to make the grand (and appreciated) gesture of toasting, go all the way with it.
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Ahead, we've broken down some of our favorite looks from spring 2018, and put them next to the vintage MJ looks we think inspired them (some even go all the way back to 2003!).
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has been trying to avert impeachment, tweeting furiously to influence public opinion and predicting that any legal battle could go all the way up to the US Supreme Court.
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Six Michigan state employees were charged Friday with covering up the toxic leadcontamination of Flint's water supply, the latest twist in a criminal probe that could go all the way to the governor's office.
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Some experts caution, however, that any type of charge brought against the president would likely result in a lengthy set of court challenges that could go all the way up to the Supreme Court.
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Looks like the Matebook is going to start around $700 for 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage and go all the way up to $1600 for 8GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.
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Johnson said he caught about 135 Pokémon in the first week and a half of playing the game and once he realized how close he was, he figured he would go all the way.
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"We go all the way into where they grow the grapes, then we help them get them into the right container and all the way through the port to your dining table," Pedersen said.
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For a technical perspective, Edwards turns to fellow Société Géneralé analyst Stephanie Aymes who believes if 20133-year yields break above 2.28 percent, they could go all the way to 3.00 to 3.38 percent.
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"Part of why we wanted to go all the way and acquire this technology was that we wanted it to be seamless and integrated and simple and not weird for end users," Walker said.
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While $10 gets you 100 entries, donation increments go all the way up to $20193,000, which would get you 50,000 entries and seriously increase your chances of taking this slick car home with you.
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And because I've been getting chronic UTIs since literally the first time I ever had sex, I won't go all the way unless I have easy access to my magic little bottle of Macrobid.
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If you want to shoot in 4K, or adjust something like the frame rate (for slow motion), you have to leave the app and go all the way through the phone's core settings menu.
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Why go all the way to the campus cafeteria or dorm lobby for a cold drink when you can easily just get it out of this mini fridge in the corner of your room?
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Those expecting Russia to go all the way and claim an improbable win though, look set to be disappointed, with the formula suggesting it has a 2 percent chance of being the overall winner.
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Experts believe the outcome of the case, which may go all the way to the Supreme Court, could set the guidelines for when the government can force these companies to decrypt data upon request.
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The Hawks represent the last best hope for a team without a transcendent talent to go all the way, or at least all the way to a six-game series in the Conference Finals.
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Editorial If Mayor Bill de Blasio has decided that he is going to answer questions only from "real media outlets," and not The New York Post, why doesn't he just go all the way?
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That ruling has no effect while it is under appeal, but it doesn't help the industry, because a final decision could take years, and it might go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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"If we didn't have something at the far end of the gun, and we didn't have atmosphere on Earth, it'd almost go all the way around the world; it's going that fast," Christiansen said.
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On each one, I did my best to go all the way down, until my elbows locked, and strained every fiber of my core to keep my legs straight as I went back up.
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If you don't need that much space, then you can get a 8TB or 6TB model, but your get the best value overall if you choose to go all the way up to 10TB.
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On Sundays, I tend to stay in the neighborhood because I'm right by my other job so it feels silly to go all the way home just to come back to the same spot.
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"Buttigieg could go all the way based on the amount of money he's raised," said Dick Harpootlian, a South Carolina-based Biden fundraiser who is canvassing for the former vice president, recently told POLITICO.
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You have to go all the way back to her work as a senior designer at Gucci under Tom Ford, from 2000 to 2005, to remember that she has roots in a sultrier style.
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KERNEN: I DIDN'T KNOW YOU WERE GOING TO GO ALL THE WAY BACK TO 4003 ON A 400 BILLION-YEAR-OLD PLANET I THOUGHT ALL WE COULD LOOK AT WAS THE LAST 15 YEARS.
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"And let me tell you something, I think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way, which is what I wanted to do in the first place," Trump said.
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With the Stealth, it feels like Razer finally is growing up a bit—I just hope it doesn't go all the way into the no-fun zone so I can get my RGB lighting back.
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"And let me tell you something, I think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way, which is what I wanted to do in the first place," Trump said.
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When we look for the cause of a fatal car crash, or Romeo's decision to start climbing, "it doesn't seem right to go all the way down to microscopic scales of neurons firing," DeDeo said.
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Heinz is looking for a "regular guy" to "Go all the way for $100k," and star in a commercial for its Devour range of frozen meals to be aired during the Super Bowl next month.
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One of our frustrations at Freddie Mac is we think we've set a very prudent credit box, but we find that lenders won't go all the way out to the edge of our credit box.
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These NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts aren't guaranteed to go all the way, but are rather sort of low-risk, high potential reward moonshots — science fiction they hope will be more the former than the latter.
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With Marriott's award chart, hotel night awards start at 5,000 points for Category 1 properties during off-peak times and go all the way up to 100,000 points for Category 8 properties during peak times.
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President Donald Trump's lawyers are duking it out with New York state prosecutors over a subpoena for his tax returns in a case that is likely to go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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But what does it mean that you have to buy a plane ticket to Denmark, you have to go all the way to Copenhagen, you have to get a very, very hard-to-get reservation?
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Because Samsung uses an in-screen fingerprint sensor instead of face unlock cameras, the screen can go all the way to the edge of the top of the screen, which makes it look bigger still.
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They go all the way back to the 1930s, when Gert's family had to flee Nazi Germany in 163 when she was 13 and the scope of Hitler's hatred of Jews was becoming more apparent.
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You didn't have to tie yourself hip to hip with Donald Trump, but you didn't have to go all the way to the other extreme and commit political suicide like the dissident Jeff Flake, either.
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But if she performs as poorly as she did in New Hampshire, where she got only 22020 percent of the vote, she might not be able to raise enough money to go all the way.
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I feel like if a company is going through the trouble of adding notches to increase screen real estate, it might as well go all the way and put the fingerprint reader on the back too.
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After the Lionesses piped the U.S. to win the four-nation SheBelieves Cup in March, she challenged the team to take the next step and go all the way in this year's World Cup in France.
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The fact that Americans have to go all the way to France and break into an abandoned house just to experience such closeness with a black author is a sad footnote to this story either way.
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You can go all the way back to the Greeks and to the Middle Ages and, although they had a sophisticated theories about almost everything, they had no real account of how economies functioned at all.
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WET's smallest projects cost a minimum of $1 million, and go all the way up to $200 million, as was the case with the Dubai Fountain, one of the world's most-trafficked landmarks of all time.
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The case could go all the way to the Supreme Court, but it's unclear if the current Congress is interested in amending the Civil Rights Act to more clearly designate LGBTQ employees as safe from discrimination.
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"Companies that are newer to the living room space have yet to go all the way down to the end of the cul-de-sac, but they will," says McRae when I ask him about Apple.
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And according to this unbelievably extensive Baratheon family tree, you have to go all the way back to Robert's great-great-great-great-grandfather to find anyone in his family who sired another line that survived.
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Believe it or not, one has to go all the way back to a friendly against Bristol Rovers in July 2015 to find the last time that West Bromwich Albion put four goals past an opponent.
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If you've only got cash on you, paying will be a bit of a hassle: You'll be asked to go all the way to the front desk, pay up, and collect your item with a receipt.
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In her first public remarks since the fake job allegations surfaced, Fillon's wife Penelope, told the Journal du Dimanche that her work activities had been real and insisted that her husband should go all the way.
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" Dollar Tree: "You know what, I think it can bounce 4 or 5 [points], but I've got to tell you that stock is not going to go all the way back until we see another quarter.
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Depending on your reading, the story is either deeply empowering and uplifting or profoundly oppressive and disturbing — and the roots of the debate go all the way back to the first canonical version of the story.
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But the government has argued that it's not fair to go all the way back to statements made on the campaign trail for evidence of unconstitutional "animus" rather than the text of the executive order itself.
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"It's always seemed pointless to me to go all the way to someplace as extraordinary as Vietnam and spend time in an air-conditioned, Western-style restaurant with tourist-friendly food," Bourdain wrote at the time.
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While Kelly, Blake, and John crack jokes about his age and methods, the Jo Bro is staying focused on curating singers with the potential to go all the way in the competition with his unique guidance.
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Li's roots go all the way back to the Courtyard Gallery in Beijing, the city's first gallery of Chinese contemporary art, so he has been involved in the art world game for quite a long time.
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You can stream the 70 episodes of "Story of Yanxi Palace" at your leisure, but you don't have to go all the way to Beijing to discover the luxe lives of the Qing dynasty's imperial women.
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The store is a remnant of the 1970s spiritual counterculture, but also has roots that go all the way back to Helena Blavatsky, the 19th-century Russian occultist known as the Godmother of the New Age.
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In an interview with Axios on Friday, Pakistani ambassador to Washington Asad Majeed Khan called for a stronger global pushback against India and said Pakistan would "go all the way" to "defend the rights" of Kashmiris.
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"I will say I would have to go all the way back to 2013, when one of my trad' published novels had a London Underground campaign, to have matched The Reddening's level of sales," Nevill said.
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People are eager for a space that can show large-scale work, so they don't have to go all the way to MassMOCA, in the Western part of the state, to see this kind of thing.
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But here I am in nothing but stripper shoes in the motel shower, performing this labor freely and wondering if I should really just go all the way and make a buck while I'm at it.
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Economics should be used as a method of organizing society and making everyone's welfare better off—we can go all the way back to The Wealth of Nations to see that, generally, this is what economics does.
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Another option is Google's own Chromebook Recovery Utility—you don't need to go all the way though the wizard, but click Get started on the first screen and you'll be told the model number of your Chromebook.
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When staffer Stefanie Jones first accused former NSW Labor General Secretary Jamie Clements of harassment, she had no idea it would spark an internal brawl that would go all the way to the top of the ALP.
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"I personally feel Theresa May will go all the way to 2020," she said, stressing that the onus was now on Corbyn to appeal to a wider range of voters that have drifted away from the party.
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Board of director proxy fights that go all the way to a vote often come down to the support of the large index fund managers who have until the very last minute before to cast their ballots.
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Perez told police that Pedro convinced her it was a safe stunt by showing her a different book he had previously shot where the bullet did not go all the way through, according to the arrest report.
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"For the authors to link the CJN to the elections in this way is illogical unless they assume that election complaints will be filed and will go all the way to the Supreme Court," the statement said.
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We have recordings that go all the way back for a few years, before it is dumped into the central server, but there are some tapes that have been specially kept aside for being funny/scary/weird.
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Now Trump's EPA is reportedly preparing to revoke California's waiver, provoking up a legal battle that could go all the way to the Supreme Court and raise a fundamental constitutional issue of states' rights versus federal control.
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For that, we need to go all the way back to 2005, when George W. Bush proposed the privatization of Social Security after claiming, not unreasonably, that he had political capital to spend upon being re-elected.
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I have to go all the way to Washington, D.C.—which, no offense, is a nightmare—and get a dress and all that crap, and make up flowery things to say about how funny someone else is?
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"The reason for that is when the stadiums jut away you have to run cables over the playing field to go all the way to the foul pole, so it's very difficult structurally to do," Manfred said.
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"It's kind of crazy that you've got these two kids right here from Georgia, and now we've got to go all the way out to Arizona to play the game," Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney told ESPN.
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But to understand my own family, I had to go all the way back to a Scottish fishing village in 1850 to figure out why they had joined this group at the end of the 19th century.
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"I do think now that it's all in Venus's hands to go all the way," said Kim Clijsters, a three-time United States Open champion who did analysis of Thursday's semifinals matches on BBC television and radio.
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When he looked deeper, Mr. Alix found that McKinsey's meager disclosures appeared to go all the way back to when it began advising bankrupt companies in 2001 — the same year the Justice Department had gone after him.
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Since at this point I figured these pants were ruined forever and my co-workers were egging me on, I decided to go all the way, starring in my very own Bruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A. moment.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will 'go all the way' to ensure that multinationals operating on its soil pay their taxes and more cases could follow after Google and McDonald's were targeted by tax raids, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said.
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If you go all the way up her body, you'll see her knees are together, her legs are together, and her arm is straight down at her side and very close to her body, not relaxed at all.
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To find an even lower scoring tie, you have to go all the way back to November 1943, when the Lions and the Giants met on a rainy, muddy day at Briggs Stadium (later Tiger Stadium) in Detroit.
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You'd have to go all the way back to 1991 to find a similar "disendorsement," when the same editorial board implored Louisiana voters to reject David Duke in a high-profile governor's race that captured the nation's attention.
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There was so much comfort in her four-person alliance with Jay, Will and Hannah that she let her strategic intelligence fly as she laid out how their group would go all the way to the final four.
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Contemporary accommodations start with huge entry-level Junior Suites and go all the way up to premium suites with private plunge pools, and Romance Bungalows featuring unique wood furniture, hidden outdoor showers, and private decks with kayak landings.
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"I think one of the reasons that President Obama has moved as far to the right as he has is he thinks he can go all the way and no one will stand up to him," Sanders added.
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Reaching here requires effort, a lovely drive through the mountains, and that relative seclusion both appealed to and confused the Texans, some of whom wondered why they had to go all the way to West Virginia for camp.
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It's a power-hungry effect that's only usually viable if you're running the most powerful gaming PCs that run on Nvidia's most expensive "RTX" graphics cards, which start around $400 and go all the way up to $1,500.
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Matt Ryan started the drive at his own 10-yard line and immediately found Devonta Freeman for a 39-yard catch-and-run that looked like it could go all the way with just a tad more luck.
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But observers noted that these U.S. states offering legal recreational marijuana could put a damper on Canada's own pot travel aspirations: Why go all the way to Canada when you can smoke legally a couple of states away?
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He says they need to go all the way if they want a trade deal with the U.S. He said this just a short time ago in an interview that is making huge waves here in the United Kingdom.
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And you can go all the way back to the Clinton years and China-gate and the dangerous national security implications of all of the campaign contributions that were coming in from shady characters all the way back then.
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And so that is what he does, as the plot grows thick as molasses with complications that include far too many motormouthed technical explanations and a convoluted conspiracy that may go all the way to (gasp) the top, a.k.a.
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Bruno explained that he has Upton do the partial reps because when the weight is that heavy, it can be too much stress on the lower back to go all the way back down to the floor each time.
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Or you go all the way to the world of make-believe where — I know tech reporters who believe this — that Facebook is listening to what I'm saying on my phone and serving me ads, which is not true.
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Taschen's tome Erotica Universalis has pictures of paintings, mosaics, and wood carvings of pee-related sex acts that go all the way back to 100 AD. In literature, you find stories of erotic pee going way back as well.
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"This is the time to have the courage to go all the way," he said, promising measures including tougher penalties for tax evaders and cuts to the so-called "golden pensions" enjoyed by wealthy former politicians and business executives.
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Our advice: grab a pair with some length — it's more fashion-forward, and since the shorts don't go all the way down to your ankles (obviously; 'tis the nature of shorts), it makes navigating shoe selection so much easier.
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He has the money to go all the way to the convention and continues to attract massive crowds on the campaign trail, helping to amplify a populist message that has had a deep impact on the Democratic presidential race.
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In fact, if we go all the way back to the beginning of the American republic, we find that the policies of Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary of the Treasury, were remarkably similar to those proposed by Donald Trump.
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And it looks like all that hard work finally paid off: On Tuesday, he won Knox County's Republican primary, setting him up to go all the way in a district known for voting red, the Knoxville News Sentinel reports.
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You have to go all the way back to the 2004-5 season, his second N.B.A. campaign, for the last time he started a season with a team more likely to miss the playoffs entirely than win the championship.
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If you go all the way back to the landmark "case of monopolies" in 17th-century England, for example, you find a court sanctioning a monopoly for fear that it might control either price or the quality of services.
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Labor held its collective breath in 2014, but the court didn't go all the way, and Justice Alito had to be content at that time to set up the framework, the precedent, for what the court has now done.
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To find the last truly contested convention -- one in which multiple ballots were required to pick the nominee -- you have to go all the way back to 1952, when Adlai Stevenson secured the Democratic nomination on the third ballot.
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And if you want some privacy, you can close your sliding doors — they don't go all the way to the ceiling so staff can still see in over the top, but they still make you feel nice and enclosed.
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"We think that the fight against nuclear non-proliferation is important and this agreement means that nuclear non-proliferation is possible because Iran will not go all the way to [build] nuclear weapons," Le Drian told reporters in Dublin.
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At that point it just felt so repetitive, like a machine where we make a record and go all the way around again, and the label makes excuses as to why we remained to exist at the same level.
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Photo: APEver since the term was popularized by then-presidential candidate Donald Trump—and subsequently appropriated by Democrats—the stupid controversy over "fake news" has become a swirling vortex of pointlessness that refuses to go all the way down the drain.
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"We had to set up rope systems and high-lines to be able to safely put them in a harness and bring them across large open areas so they wouldn&apost have to go all the way down," Anderson said.
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It was a little chilly that night, and she wanted to do the transaction from the inside of the cab, so I pulled up next to the machine, but the windows in the back don't go all the way down.
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Russia had already defied expectations by reaching the World Cup last 16 for the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union, but after victory over Spain, fans now believe the tournament's lowest-ranked team could go all the way.
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Meanwhile, is the special prosecutor, Robert Mueller, really trying to do something else here, squeeze these guys, get them to talk, get them to turn in other people, maybe go all the way up to the president of the United States?
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TidalImage: TidalTidal's headline feature is the 1411kbps FLAC top-end streaming quality it offers, but you don't have to go all the way up to this if you're looking to save on some data charges or cut back on bandwidth use.
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Regardless of whether you go all the way to Kravitz proportions (and regardless of whether or not you plan to nap on the subway), you'll want to have at least one or two blanket scarves on-hand for the season.
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They say that land prices have risen 15.8 percent per year since 1993 and that if you go all the way back to Dutch settlement in 1626, there's been a 6.4 percent annual rate of return over the past 388 years.
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All of the administrivia is done by four-thirty, but there isn't enough time to go all the way home to Ealing and then back out to Walthamstow, even if we could use normal public transport to get to evening jobs.
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"The big dream is we connect the railways, connect to the trans Siberian raill way and go all the way to Europe," she said, but she warned any further economic integration may be far harder, and without such obvious benefits.
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That's just enough time to watch a quick episode of one of your shows, do a face mask, or squeeze in a workout, but it's not enough time to go all the way to the gym or take a workout class.
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"When Bernie Sanders said the game is rigged because he's not winning it and he's going to go all the way to the convention and be the nominee, he's falling into what everyone hates about politicians and politics," Belcher added.
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"He made a good point, Bernie, when he said he wants to go all the way to the convention so everyone — ending up in California — every voter can have a right to vote for the candidate of their choice," he said.
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Instead, it featured a therapist mediating between the two hosts as they worked out their myriad of differences, which go all the way back to when they were just "young blossoming hos" kicking it in South Florida in the early 2000s.
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It was a historically bad weekend at the domestic box office, as the winning figure was so low you had to go all the way back to a Denzel Washington/Angelina Jolie thriller from decades ago to find a comparison.
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Banksy wanted his painting "Girl With Balloon" to go all the way through a shredder, not stop halfway — as it did last week, to the shock of onlookers, immediately after it was auctioned off for $1.4 million by Sotheby's in London.
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"We have dialogue on a daily basis in our headquarters, and we maintain dialogue with liaison officers in Ankara," Turkey's capital, "and there are other leader engagements that go all the way up to President Trump and President Erdogan," he said.
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I won't go all the way back and through all of the details of 1991, but I will remind you that after the hearings, 70 percent — or at least a pretty wide majority of people — thought that I had perjured myself.
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But there is no looming deadline for veteran extensions like DeRozan's — extension talks can go all the way up to June 26 as opposed to Monday's deadline for rookie-scale deals — and the Spurs have lots to think about here.
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But if the Republican leaders decide to go all the way and drop the filibuster on legislation too, let's at least remember that the bigger threat to democracy is not the scary-sounding nuclear option but the thing it blows up.
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It seems only a matter of time before someone tries to serve a warrant to search the huge databases of 23andMe or Ancestry, which don't give cops access — sparking legal battles that could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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"I go all the way back and I've seen the whole thing transform," she said of the board's district, which covers several square miles of Corona and Elmhurst where Hispanics and Asians make up the overwhelming majority of the population.
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As far as Mr. Van Damme and Mr. Callaham are willing to go in deconstructing the star's career to date, you get the feeling they're not willing, or able, to go all the way — the kicks don't land full force.
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Both were leading voices in the victorious Leave campaign, while May favored remaining inside the 28-nation EU. Leadsom backer Stewart Jackson told Sky News: "This shows she's ready to go all the way, there isn't going to be a coronation" of May.
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The shirts will only be on sale for the next two weeks, but thankfully it appears there's still tons left in a number of styles and sizes (which go all the way up to 3XL to handle all the fierce curvaceousness out there).
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There is the possibility that this battle between Apple and the U.S. government will rage on for months (it could go all the way to the Supreme Court), but let's say for the moment, that we're in the post-hacked iPhone 5C world.
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I really don't get it, and when you consider the phone's curvy, almost fluid-like glass back, I think it's a tragedy that HTC didn't go all the way and axe the U12+'s buttons entirely in favor of full on touch controls.
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Even if Warren and Biden do drop out after Super Tuesday, the Bloomberg, Klobuchar, Sanders and Buttigieg race could go all the way to the convention, and each candidate could show up with delegates for the biggest political battle of this new century.
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Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem met his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Moscow on Thursday, saying "we will go all the way" in Idlib and declaring the Nusra Front group, formerly the local branch of al Qaeda, as the main target.
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The Good Legs Lace Up in Blue ($189) lace up to the knee and seem to be Khloé's new favorite style judging by her Instagram account, and the Good Legs Lace Up Black ($189) go all the way up to the thigh.
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Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem, speaking after talks with Lavrov in Moscow on Thursday, said government forces will "go all the way" in the rebel-held northern region of Idlib, but that they did not have and would not use chemical weapons.
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The next move in gold could depend on how tensions between the United States and Iran pan out and the weekend G13 meeting, Raevskiy said, adding prices could go all the way back to $1,300 if there were positive developments on both fronts.
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Have one close at hand to switch things up on the fly with some mood music or go all the way and set up a connected home with lights and thermostats from Nest so you can create the perfect atmosphere for intimacy.
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These sorts of attempts to make socializing efficient go all the way up the chain to the biggest high-tech firms: Think of Gmail's auto-complete feature, which encourages us to speed up email by having an algorithm compose our responses for us.
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It seems that every major action game has talk of a Hollywood adaptation at some point, but few ever go all the way — this year's Michael Fassbender-starring Assassin's Creed is one example that avoided the fate of Halo and Metal Gear Solid.
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But when you scroll down and you get past six Korean television apps and you go all the way down to Red Bull TV and Crackle and BuzzFeed TV, and you find these outer-stratosphere networks that you didn't even know were networks.
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Once again, one has to take the word "champion" with a pinch of salt because, as Saturday's Champions League final confirms, it is no longer necessary to be the top dog in a country to go all the way in the tournament.
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The next move in gold could depend on how tensions between the United States and Iran pan out and the weekend G20 meeting, Raevskiy said, adding prices could go all the way back to $1,300 if there were positive developments on both fronts.
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The story could go all the way back to the decisive election of 1932, when Democrats became the dominant party in American politics for a generation, holding together a big-tent New Deal coalition that included Southern pro-segregationists with Northern urban progressives.
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It's a lot cheaper for me to go all the way over to Washington to get it done, because they offer a little bit of funding [for Planned Parenthood], so at least I get a few hundred bucks taken off of my bill.
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I tape early in the mornings at 123:00 and then go all the way to about noon, then I get a two-hour break and then I come back, write a couple articles and get ready to do Monday night end game.
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Sanders aides and surrogates, too, have been aggravated by Warren's recent attacks on Sanders as well as her campaign's declaration that she will go all the way to the convention as her campaign predicts no candidate will have the required delegate majority.
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"Eventually, the 13-year-old who's getting into filmmaking can ... [see] this guy's making feature films now and then go all the way back 11 years prior and start from when I was doing it with $5 at my parents' house," Connolly said.
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The makers of television are still, for the most part (the occasional Claire Underwood or Cersei Lannister aside), unwilling to go all the way — to create a female character who freely practices evil and is, at least in dramatic terms, celebrated for it.
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I took a quick informal poll on Twitter dot com, and at press time, found that 34 percent of respondents would go all the way in the back seat of the Cybertruck, while 55 percent would do mouth and hand stuff only.
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And sweeping claims of executive privilege could trigger an intricate legal battle that could go all the way up to the Supreme Court, and put off any day of reckoning for Trump in Congress for months, even if the report brings bad news.
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And thus, each candidate is likely to carry in their head a dopamine system fueled by a distorted sense of the odds: I've got the right demographic, the right resume, the right economic policy, the right smile to go all the way.
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Now the thing is, my -- another thing is -- black people have an issue with the word again, and I believe -- my feeling from that is because I'm going to throw -- I'm going to go all the way signaling, because time is a myth.
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Over the coming decades the consequences of climate change are likely to force large numbers of people, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and south Asia, to move, and though most will probably not move all that far, some will try to go all the way.
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Former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich just explained why: If Democrats take back control of the House and try to investigate President Donald Trump, they might subpoena Trump's tax returns, and Gingrich predicts the fight would go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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So since the show was always at least noir-adjacent, it was probably only a matter of time before creator Adam Reed found a way to embrace the show's obvious roots and go all the way with a more straightforward tribute to the genre.
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When, on the second verse, Brady wails "Giving my heart for you to take/we could go and drive and leave this place/getting my strength from your embrace/baby let's go all the way," the moment — lyrics, melody and all — exactly fits EDM.
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FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time Canceling a series the same year it airs after the Super Bowl is exceedingly rare; you have to go all the way back to 1995 for a precedent (a short-lived ABC drama titled Extreme).
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There is a stigma where people have views about crime and legal dealings and view them for only the wrong things but if they go all the way to the final (they lost in the semis) that can change the way the world views them.
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"These kinds deep revolutions take some time, but I am confident that competent development teams inside organizations can start to look at that [Hyperledger Fabric] and go all the way to running it in production," Brian Behlendorf, Hyperledger's executive director, said in an interview.
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Just as interestingly, he stops himself before admitting too much: "All I know is this: When somebody calls up and they say, 'We have infor—'" Trump is clearly defending his son for taking the meeting, even if he doesn't quite go all the way.
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Muguruza had achieved the rare feat of overpowering world Williams to claim her maiden grand slam title on the Paris clay with a 7-5 6-4 win over the world number one and many had thought she could go all the way at Wimbledon.
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The Sanders campaign insists the Independent senator can do well in upcoming primaries and caucuses in Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Vermont, Michigan, Kansas and Nebraska, and with delegates being allocated proportionally he can continue to amass enough to go all the way to the convention.
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I knew when they asked me if I wanted to play that we had to go all the way, with full-on ridiculous lyrics about wizards and dragons and shit—that's what I want to do if I'm going to be in a doom band.
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"They have to be willing to go all the way to government shutdown," said Tereza Lee, who helped stage a sit-in on Tuesday at Senator Chuck Schumer's office in New York City demanding that he win protection for young undocumented immigrants threatened with deportation.
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"They are dangerous fellas these guys so we're trying to get them in as quick as we can and we're going to go all the way until we capture these nine remaining guys," the Samoa Observer reported Police Commissioner Fuiaviali'ili Ego Keil as saying.
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"It would be easy for this to be an example of cultural appropriation, but if you go all the way you become part of it," Sachs said, adding that while some tea ceremony students were offended with his version, other Japanese masters have loved it.
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Plus, he argued, Sudan's civil war has made it hard to find anyone who would go all the way to Khartoum to deliver the lawsuit, and it was also reasonable to assume the embassy would send the notice to where it needed to go.
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Don't let the spoiler shots of Becca Kufrin locking lips with a potential suitor get you sour ... scroll through our gallery to see shirtless shots of 'The Bachelorette' Season 14 men and decide for yourself which rose-worthy bod should go all the way.
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Discounted items are unlikely to go all the way back up to full price, while extra discounts might appear for newer products—tech prices only go down in the long term, so the longer you wait, the less you'll pay (even iPhones get discounted after a year).
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Also, making your room look taller and bigger, by making your curtains go all the way up to the ceiling, or hanging your art higher, it draws the eye up and it gives the illusion that the space is a lot bigger than it actually is.
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Elle Woods is a lawyer in her 40s by now, and I think she should really go all the way on creating an all-female law office that uses the money they make from getting women lucrative divorce settlements to represent immigrants and refugees pro bono.
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"If we go all the way back here to 2000 and we just throw up a trend line across the top we can see that we've intersected this line and we have two formation points" in 2000 and 2006, Gordon told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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"The whole idea behind the song is that you're so in lust, or maybe even in love with this girl at first sight, that you want to go all the way to Brazil with her because even though it's extreme — it's worth it," Besson told Billboard.
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"Yahoo is under so much pressure with [investors] Starboard that they're going to have to go all the way through the bidding process with multiple parties so the board can say 'We went to all the players and got the highest bid,'" the source told CNBC.
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"If these patterns persist, we could see a turnout rate at least equaling the turnout rate in 1966, which was 48 percent, and if we beat that then you have to go all the way back to 1914, when the turnout rate was 51 percent," he said.
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"We've won tonight's match, but this is just one step in the road, and we have six more steps to take if we are to go all the way in regards to our ambitions," said France's coach, Corinne Diacre, who had encouraged her players to have fun.
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To find a Yankees batter who did such a high percentage of his damage against one incompetent opponent, however, you have to go all the way back to 1936 and a rookie fresh off a Most Valuable Player Award in the Pacific Coast League: Joe DiMaggio.
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If you didn't think paying the second fee was a big deal, let's see how you feel about this: Time also says that some airlines will now require passengers to go to baggage claim to collect their luggage, and go all the way back through security when changing planes.
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AI and machine learning are terms that get thrown around a lot — Smullen acknowledged that Pypestream didn't need "to go all the way down the road of deep learning like Watson or Cortana," but he said the system is smart enough to handle most tasks without human involvement.
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If you want to go all the way back, the Soviet Union was kept afloat for maybe an extra decade, decade and a half, by oil money, and it funded not only their campaign into Afghanistan but their surge ahead of the West in the nuclear arms race.
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The tonal differences go all the way to the top: If Barack Obama's "cling to guns or religion" statement was a perfect distillation of the smug style in liberal politics, Donald Trump is impeccably suited to an increasingly post-ideological Republican landscape where the point-scoring is the prize.
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Presented by the Children's Museum of the Arts and led by its artists in residence, this program — also open on Labor Day — enables visitors (the recommended ages go all the way from 22 to 29) to experiment in the open air with found objects on a large scale.
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In June 2017, he called the second version of the ban a "watered-down, politically correct version" of the first one, previously saying he would prefer to "go all the way" with the original, which referred to "violent ideologies" and gave priority to Christian refugees from Muslim-majority countries.
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While Trump ordered the completion of the pipeline as soon as possible, the Army Corps' reversal of its prior decision could set in motion a lengthy legal fight, one that could go all the way to the Supreme Court, according to Zygmunt Plater, a professor of environmental law at Boston College.
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"Once the supply chain has been disrupted, a lot of times that supply chain doesn't recover entirely because the buyers get used to their new source or they adjust their overall supply chain logistics around it and they are little bit hesitant to go all the way back," he said.
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It's always hard to understand what the North Koreans are thinking, but I think part of it is that, yes, they probably think that because China is so concerned about regime collapse in North Korea, they won't be willing to go all the way to destabilize the [Kim Jong Un] regime.
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It's dangerous to rely on non-verbal cues or mind reading to tell a guy you're OK with oral sex (giving and receiving) and making out on the couch but you do not want to go all the way, as did the woman who called herself "Grace" in the Babe.
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During an appearance on MSNBC Tuesday night after results were announced, Weaver said that the campaign still planned to go all the way to the convention and try to convince delegates to join their side — even if they fail to overcome Clinton's lead in pledged delegates and the popular vote.
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We have to place the orders for how many cars we think we're gonna build roughly six months in advance, six months before final assembly, 'cause if you go all the way down the supply chain... Then if you don't actually make those cars, you still have all the costs.
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How this time, in this great country — where a girl from the South Side of Chicago can go to college and law school, and the son of a single mother from Hawaii can go all the way to the White House – we committed ourselves to building the world as it should be.
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While the base model ships with a GTX 232 with a 22p display, 2.53GB of RAM, and a 22.5 GB SSD / 21TB HDD for $2999,999, you can go all the way and spend $3699 on a GTX 1080 with 4K display, 32GB of RAM, and 2 x 13TB of SSD storage / 1TB HDD.
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Such is Auger-Aliassime's obvious potential that the 19th seed had been touted as an outside bet to go all the way, but those predictions looked far-fetched as the Canadian was brushed aside 6-4 7-5 6-3 by 21-year-old Humbert in a one-sided third-round tie.
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Nobody, myself included, really needs a $45 eye mask constructed of the highest grade, 100% pure mulberry silk, an eye mask that is not just silk on the outside but also lined with silk on the inside because if you're going to go for it you might as well go all the way.
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MC: Well, you actually go all the way back in the book, which I really appreciated, because by getting into where Facebook came from, and how it was created, and the environment in which it was created, gives us a lot of context about why the product was so important to people.
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"You can go all the way to the founders who basically said that if we're going to rest sovereignty in the people rather than a monarchy, then essentially people need to be able to hold their rulers accountable, which will often involve people saying things that the rulers do not like," Busby said.
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Couple reasons why the background check might have missed all that -- the database might not go all the way back to when he was convicted (January, 1971), and including Manson's middle name and birthday may have thrown off the search, since it's possible Manson's criminal record doesn't include his middle name. Oopsies.
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If you go all the way back to the first-ever Super Bowl, in 1967, ads cost anywhere from $245,240 to $234,24, based on Nielsen's numbers, while 22005 marked the first year that the average cost crept into the millions, when 23-second ads sold for $103 million (up from $210,245 the previous year).
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"We planted this high-end air defense system in South Korea that has obvious implications for the Chinese because the radar fans go all the way through Manchuria," former CIA Director Michael Hayden said this month, explaining that such a move will force Beijing to address the "bad toothache" of Pyongyang, according to Yonhap.
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So we would wake up in the morning and everyone would sit and do five minutes of meditation, either sitting alone to focus on our breath, or to do a body scan, which I learned in yoga, where you focus on your toe and then you go all the way up and around your body.
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"We're starting from the beginning from my first memory and hopefully we can go all the way up to the Super Bowl," he said Read more: Adele to headline 2016 Glastonbury Festival The Minneapolis-born Prince Rogers Nelson, 57, has a career that spans five decades, having first reached the Billboard Hot 100 in 1978.
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The updated Mac Mini can go all the way up to a hex-core Intel processor, 64 GB of RAM and 2 TB of storage on the fully-loaded version (which will run you a cool $4,199, by the way.) Good news here: The Mac Mini comes with all the ports you could reasonably want.
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After a snippet found its way online earlier this week, The Weeknd has released a full remix of Bryson Tiller's "Rambo," featuring bars that see Abel go all the way in—like, if Kanye West was "in it" in 2013, then The Weeknd has now set a new benchmark for what "in" actually means.
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Perry: I think at the end of the day, one thing that's always been really, really important for entrepreneurship, and I grew up working in family businesses, and if you go all the way back to the beginning of commerce, there's one thing that's always remained true regardless of the area, regardless of technology.
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With one out and runners at first and third in the fifth, Sanchez was unable to block Gray's slider in the dirt, allowing a run to score and enabling the runner on first to go all the way to third after Sanchez compounded the mistake by throwing wildly to Gray, who was covering home.
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In an age when political extremists go all the way, and moderates tend to just go away, Bloomberg has the right stuff — a moderate progressive with a heart of gold but the toughness of a rattlesnake — for what is going to be an incredibly big, brutal task: making Donald Trump a one-term president.
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"As long as we don't have China on our side to go all the way down to the wire at the table, behind closed doors by the way, we're not going to get anything done, and they will continue to be a threat not only to us but to everybody in the region," he said.
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You can go all the way to 83x with software-enhanced zooming if you really want, so Oppo's fixation on the 10x setting for the literal name of the phone feels misleading — not to mention that this phone really has three prime lenses with software to fill in the gaps, rather than an actual zoom lens.
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"The U.K. has decided to do a Brexit … Well, then we must go all the way through the the U.K.'s willingness to leave the EU. We have to have this firmness, " Hollande said, adding that failure to do so would result in a situation where other EU countries would be tempted to follow suit, the FT reported.
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The American tradition of blaming black people for having something wrong with them, rather than something wrong with society, may go all the way back to religious explanations for why different races exist and how that reasoning worked its way into scientific racism, according to Terence Keel's work of intellectual history, Divine Variations: How Christian Thought Became Racial Science.
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It's unclear how much the fund has set aside for its mission to help Utah become a full-fledged tech ecosystem rivaling Silicon Valley but one would imagine it would have a sizable sum to invest, if, as Smith tells TechCrunch, it is to help Utah's up-and-coming startups go all the way from seed stage to IPO.
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The high number of candidates with significant resources — the billionaire Tom Steyer is filling the airwaves in the four early states with ads, as well — has stirred early worries that the party could go all the way to its July convention without a nominee, which would drastically truncate the window to focus on combating Mr. Trump.
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"If you see a final rule that is substantially similar or identical to the proposed rule there is a very high likelihood that there will be an industry challenge," that could go all the way to the Supreme Court, said Benjamin Saul, a partner with White & Case who has represented financial services clients in CFPB cases.
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My sister said that the thing that seemed really gross to her about kids was having a minivan—the way the passenger door is on the opposite side from the driver's door, so that you have to get out of the driver's seat and go all the way around to the other side to open the kids' door.
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Make sure you see the Qi wireless charging standard label, and check up on the output wattage as well—the newest pads go all the way up to 10w and 15w, though you're going to need a phone or adapter that's able to draw more power to get the full benefit (otherwise the charging rate will fall back to the slowest supported speed).
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"Instead of having this enormously deep search that has to go all the way down to perhaps 300 moves, all the way down to the end of the game, what we do is we search to some modest depth, of perhaps 20 moves, and then we evaluate that position, without playing all the way to the end of the game," Silver explains.
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While apartment buildings typically already have a hardwired intercom system so callers can be talked to and buzzed in without someone needing to go all the way downstairs, Ding is designed for people living in houses — which are less likely to have anything more high tech than an electric chime to alert a homeowner that someone is at their front door.
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"The evidence of Adams's letters, fiction and later notebooks suggests that Alice probably did not go 'all the way' with any of those Madison boys," writes the meticulous Sklenicka, who sometimes injects gravitas into these early pages — "the disturbing news from Europe," and so on — in ways that seem tangential, at best, to the immediate concerns of her teenage subject.
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I think the biggest thing that Europe has been able to prove is that it can take a great idea and turn it into a great company and that company can scale to not just a billion dollar outcome but to a multi-billion dollar outcome and go all the way through into an IPO or into a large scale acquisition.
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If North Korea sees cooperation between Northeast Asian countries and a successful example of economic cooperation in the Far East, it will realize that participation in such cooperation is very fruitful … I would like to see the Korean railway connect to the Trans-Siberian Railway via North Korea, so that trains from Busan would go all the way to Europe.
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But consider this: To find another 12-month span in which discerning moviegoers were deprived of even one Paul Dano performance — in more generous times, there were as many as four — you have to go all the way back to 2003, a year when (coincidentally!) Bennifer, Saddam Hussein and the Chingy song "Right Thurr" were on top of the world.
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Perhaps that gave some traders a sense of proportion and removed one of the uncertainties from the market…It's been a long time: you have to go all the way back to the Paris Accords of the 20.563s to find something similar, where there was a direct effort to address the imbalance between two countries, and even then it was a more cooperative kind of effort.
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In March, after a Federal District Court in Hawaii blocked the revised version, Mr. Trump complained that it was only "a watered-down version of the first order" and told a rally of supporters that "I think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way" to the Supreme Court, "which is what I wanted to do in the first place." video
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Size: 22,2878 square feet Price per square foot: $2434 Indoors: Etched into the exterior wall at the entrance is a Charles Bukowski poem that begins, "roll the dice/if you're going to try, go all the way … " The front door opens to a lofted space with white epoxy-finished concrete floors, white walls and a 22005-foot ceiling with light flowing from upper windows.
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But if you go all the way back to 1900, as the New England Journal of Medicine did in the chart below, you can get an even richer view of how causes of death have transformed: The illnesses that did us in in 1900 — when life expectancy at birth was 47 — are quite different from what we see in 2010, when Americans could expect to live until 79.
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You have to go all the way back to the vivisection of John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil a century ago for an example of a large-scale government-ordered antitrust breakup in the U.S. Be smart: For antitrust advocates, the corporate breakup endgame may not matter if, even without such a dramatic outcome, they can still achieve a key goal — ensuring that dominant incumbents can't squash or swallow the next wave of tech innovation.
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At a rally tonight in Tennessee, the president reacted to a Hawaii judge halting his new "watered down" travel ban and went a touch further, saying "I think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way": Why it matters: As NYTimes reporter Maggie Haberman noted on Twitter: "What Trump just said is among the worst things he could have said if his goal was to make his travel E.O. legal."
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But to properly understand the scope of what is happening with the city's new techno scene, one has to go all the way back to the vibrant, anarchistic DIY-spirit of legendary Copenhagen squat, Ungdomshuset ("The Youth House")—a hub of counterculture in Copenhagen for decades and which was demolished in 2007, sparking riots in the city for days afterwards in what has since been referred to as the largest youth uprising ever on Danish soil.
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" If a bunch of good ol' Southern boys who are out doing military time somewhere and are like "We want to come out and talk about football" or something want to go out and get trashed together on Christmas, that's fine, but there are also the drunk, affected hipsters who totally have the option of going to see their parents but refuse to, who say, "I could go home, but I don't want to go all the way to Beacon and deal with my uncle.
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If the Bucks don't go all the way this time, after squandering a 2-0 lead over Toronto in the Eastern Conference finals last season, it would undoubtedly give hope to teams such as Toronto, Miami and, yes, even the Knicks — all of whom have been plotting to make a free-agent run at Antetokounmpo in the summer of 2021 should he bypass the $247 million extension Edens and his partners Marc Lasry and Jamie Dinan will surely offer him in July at the first allowable minute.
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And go all the way he (and his studio assistants) did: Noguchi's entire interior garden — the first space visitors enter — now serves as Sachs's tea garden, housing not just the teahouse but a similarly constructed waiting bench (here's where guests pass the pipe along with coal-filled hand-warming bowls); a purification station featuring a hand-washing basin (equipped with a Purell dispenser); a plywood pond filled with koi and carp; and a recreation of a Boeing bathroom complete with an incinerating toilet (for those who over-saturate from tea or sake).
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Next, Yoncé rolled out this unforgettable blue Chanel-printed wig and navel-grazing crucifix chain from Kim's 2001 photoshoot with Manhattan File magazine: And then, here is that Bey in a sexy blue nightie-and-fur look from Lil' Kim's Today's Blackwoman Magazine in 2000: And, drumroll please...This is the moment we saw the Lemonade goddess go all the way there in a silver wig, neon green two-piece, and accompanying fur — a look we saw yet another music queen, Rihanna, give a little nod to at the 2015 iHeart Radio Music Awards: Oh, and that's not even all.
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