A pair of socks — or four — will never go amiss.
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It wouldn't go amiss to have something cooking in the background too.
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But a dose of realism about its prospects would not go amiss.
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In this repetitive, derivative landscape, a little drama would not go amiss.
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Helping the Trump Organisation or the Trump family might not go amiss either.
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It really did deserve better, so a little retro renaissance wouldn't go amiss.
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But a bit of fresh thinking for the rest of the club would not go amiss.
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Even if applied only at a national level, some sort of boot to companies' backsides wouldn't go amiss.
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Increased revenue from overseas markets would not go amiss for Maruti, which is owned by Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp .
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The use of contractors also creates a layer of legal separation that helps Amazon deny liability when things go amiss.
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A choice of colour wouldn't go amiss, but all we actually need is portability and performance when it comes to a laptop.
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If Beckham's loan worked out for all parties involved, the 19 goals which Defoe scored for Second Division Bournemouth certainly didn't go amiss.
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Mixing the kind of bassline that wouldn't go amiss in a 1990s Detroit club with space pads and a very quite trance-inspired beat, it's a delightful little number.
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I also paid to go to the Vue cinema in London tonight, so £17.50 from Kanye wouldn't go amiss, and also a Tango Iceblast, and maybe a hot dog.
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The reason watching Limp Bizkit is so important to me, and perhaps for everyone else still dropping cash on them two decades on, is because they bring a youthful joy and lack of inhibition that tends to go amiss when revisiting more serious bands.
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You don't need to devote an entire afternoon or a cupboard full of cleaning supplies to this job either: A quarter of an hour and a damp cloth will usually do the job well enough, though cotton buds and a can of compressed air won't go amiss either.
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For many, the six-month loan signing of Hernandez, a four-time capped Spanish international, looked like one of the summer's finest pieces of business outside the Premier League, given his reputation for subtle creativity and intricate attacking play; qualities that can go amiss in the rough and tumble of the Championship.
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From Oregon's hot hand to Jackson's foul trouble to Devonte' Graham's shooting — Graham, a junior who was nearly 23 for 23 from 3-point range over the season, was a stunning 0 for 7 from the field and missed all six of his 3-point attempts — nearly everything that could go amiss did.
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He also hung out with Steve for a short chat where, most notably, he grabbed the host's butt and talked about how Elizabeth Taylor is his "jewelry idol," so kind of business as usual: The performance of the smooth, funk-influenced Flower Boy cut had Tyler's usual cool but slightly off-kilter vibe, featuring a crowd of teens who wouldn't go amiss on a weird 70s after-school dance special.
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It has also picked up words from regional Indic languages, from northern to southern regions. As Hansotis are often seen as a rather independent and clannish community, with words being altered, the services of the professional academic would not go amiss. Notable words are Sabāh, Kāti, Kāikélyèh, Baydāh, Māndāh, Choolāh and Gokhlay.
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" Jay Soul of RapReviews.com also praised the song calling it, "a single that fits excellently within the structure of Born Sinner – the last verse of the previous song leads cleverly into it, and it's not by any means dumbed down." Francesca D'Arcy-Orga of PopMatters said, "It's one of the catchiest songs on the album. Interestingly, it’s a song that wouldn’t go amiss at all on Cole’s first album and is very similar in style to "Work Out", showing that Cole is still sticking to what he knows best regardless of whether Nas likes it or not.
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There's no authenticity; it just seems like the songs were built from a collection of "brutal" ideas written on pieces of paper, put together in a hat, and splashed out on the floor." The album received a 1.5 out of 5 rating. A review on AbsolutePunk was also critical of the album, stating that while some songs were "heavy, but catchy" and "sounds like it would have a room full of people moshing until they drop", at some points it feels like the band is "half-arseing it", going on to say "Sometimes you wish they would throw in some thrash beats, and fast riffing. This can disappoint and I feel like a few solo's wouldn't go amiss.
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The sparse simplicity of the intricate guitar picking and emotive lyrics create a euphoric, wave-like quality to transport the listener to a seaside town and recall moments from troubled relationships to defiant declarations of love. To Seafret's already large fan- base, ‘Tell Me It’s Real’ will deliver more of the delicate emotion that they love, however, for the undecided listener, a little more variation and experimentation wouldn't go amiss." Molly Kerkham from ForgePress said, "While the album traverses tried and tested ground for love songs, Seafret’s song writing breathes fresh air into these topics. The songs are packed full of metaphors, but even with gentle lines such as "I’m like a skimming stone waiting to be sent back to you", the lyrics avoid being a collection of romance truisms.
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