I can't go back, no way can I go back.
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We go back [to filming] in April so I plan to go back to America next month, and yes, I can go back.
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And then when they want to go back they go back.
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She can't go back, she has nothing to go back for.
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"Go back, go back!" she recalled him saying, mimicking his frantic gestures.
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Go back to work, go back to your life, but enjoy it.
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I let the people know we'll go back, and we'll go back so fast and we'll go back with a force like nobody's ever seen.
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So you can go back to Bill and Dave's garage, you can go back to the startup of Intel, you can go back to ... Google. Exactly.
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And when they want to go back, they can go back and cross.
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You can go back to the conversation, you can go back another night.
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"When we go back home, we go back home as heroes," she said.
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Maybe I'd go back—I wouldn't want to go back, but if I had to—I'd go back a few months ago, before Donald Trump was elected.
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And what's interesting is I can go back, you know, 18 years ago, I can go back 15 years ago, I can go back five years ago.
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We want to encourage people to go back, but to go back with dignity.
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While I could go back much further, let me just go back 16 years.
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"Go back, go back, motherfucker," Blackwell allegedly said, calling Villalaz an "illegal," police reported.
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"I heard her saying 'Go back to your country, go back to Mexico,'" she said.
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"I heard her saying 'Go back to your country, Go back to Mexico,'" she said.
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WALLACE: Let&aposs go back -- Mr. Navarro, let&aposs go back to a trade issue then.
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That made it very easy to go back when I decided I needed to go back.
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Would Trump just go back and say, 'Now we can go back to focusing on ISIS'?
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I thought I'd go back into finance, I'd learn about technology and I'd go back into finance.
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"She would step outside and she would hear someone say, 'Go back, go back,'" Miladys Garcia testified.
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"I don't want to say he said, 'Go back to your country,' or 'Go back to where you came from,'" Thomas told WSB, adding she was sure he told her to go back.
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Trump wants to go back to the 1950s; Putin basically wants to go back to the Czarist Empire, and you have the Islamic State that wants to go back to seventh-century Arabia.
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On any given day, I'm both told to go back to the kitchen and go back to Africa.
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We have to go back, and you want to know what's the conversation that we go back to?
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"I heard her saying, go back to your country, go back to Mexico," she told CNN by phone.
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"I heard her saying, 'Go back to your country; go back to Mexico,' " she told CNN by phone.
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I mean, go back to what happened with Conor Lamb, or go back to Doug Jones in Alabama.
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"We need to kind of go back to square one and go back to some basics," Rothschild said.
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I'm halfway down the stairs and an administrator is blocking my way, and saying, 'Go back, go back.
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Trump can say everyone needs to go back to work, but he can't make people go back to work.
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All the cliffhangers that we saw at the end of season 1 go back to the initial set of traumas that we're talking about — go back to bullying, go back to Jessica's rape, to Hannah's rape.
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Before departing, he told his wife she couldn't go back to work and the kids couldn't go back to school.
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If I had to go back to something, or needed to make a quick buck, I'd go back to film.
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"I wanna go back to having fun, I wanna go back to who I was before taking on this job."
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"I believe capitalism is built to collapse, and then go back up, collapse, and go back up," Perez Camacho said.
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I know we want to go back to our miserable ... No, we do not want to go back to us.
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CRUZ: And let me take a moment, Chris, to go back to go back to this exchange that was going on.
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"Interestingly, if you go back — please — if you go back to the swine flu, it was nothing like this," he said.
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It's understanding her privilege, it's understanding that she gets to go back to this life, she gets to go back to school.
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Republicans don't want to go back to the Bush-McCain-Romney era any more than Democrats want to go back to Clintonism.
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These are the factors: Go back to basics Organizations preparing for the cyberattacks wave of 2018 should go back to security basics.
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"Because people go into the dollar, they go back into U.S. assets, they go back into U.S. bonds as well," Harnett said.
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But then, he will get scared, go back in his hole, and go back to sleep, we'll have winter for six more weeks.
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"It's hard to let it go and go back to normal and I really think it shouldn't go back to normal," she said.
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He told Villalaz to "Go back, go back (expletive)," and called Villalaz an "illegal," Assistant District Attorney Alex Mueller writes in the complaint.
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"He (Solis) ... probably knew he was going to go back to jail and did not want to go back to jail," sheriff's Maj.
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But where we have a disagreement is that I think if you look at the history of regime changes, you go back to Mossaddegh in Iran, you go back to Salvador Allende who we overthrew in Chile, you go back to overthrowing Saddam Hussein in Iraq, you go back to where we are today in Syria with a dictator named Assad.
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But where we have a disagreement is that I think if you look at the history of regime changes, you go back to Mossaddegh (ph) in Iran, you go back to Salvador Allende who we overthrew in Chile, you go back to overthrowing Saddam Hussein in Iraq, you go back to where we are today in Syria with a dictator named Assad.
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"This 'Go back to your country,' 'Go back to where you came from,' that's all Trump," says Trilok Mahadevia, an H-1B product manager.
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"If you go back to war, we will (too), and if you go back to peace we will return (to peace)," Alloush told Reuters.
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Try "Xbox, go to..." and name an installed game or app, or "Xbox, go back" to go back to the previous screen or app.
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DRISCOLL: Because when he left -- INGRAHAM: It was under seal -- DRISCOLL: He didn&apost go back -- he didn&apost go back to the chambers.
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They would call us, excuse my language, "fucking Arabs, fucking Muslims," and tell us to go back to here and go back to there.
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And so Facebook events, if you go back even further, if you go back to the mid 2000s, the product was built for private events.
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You can go back home, spend $10 million on lobbyists and fight us, or you can go back home and help us solve this problem.
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Sorry, I mouth but I can't stop thinking about how she said go back, when you can't go back to a place you've never been.
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"If we have to go back and withdraw from the nuclear deal, we certainly do not go back to where we were before," he said.
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I go back every few years, but I didn't go back that often before, and every time I went back, it would be completely unrecognizable.
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You can go back home [and] spend $10 million on lobbyists and fight us, or you can go back home and help us solve this problem.
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I would think if you were to go back into something like this, you have to be ready to go back into that kind of immersion.
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If they have to go back to Jamaica, a place she hasn't seen since she was three, she told me, at least they'll go back together.
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There are a lot of efforts on bans and there are a lot of efforts to say 'Let's go back to glass and go back to metal.
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You always go back, like, me and probably hundreds of other photographer go back to look at Avedon's photographs over the years because he did so much.
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GO BACK TO DuPONT – WE DON'T RUN MANY PROXY CONTESTS – BUT GO BACK TO THE DuPONT PROXY CONTEST A YEAR OR TWO AGO WHERE NELSON SUPPOSEDLY LOST.
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"Go back to the hospital, go back to the school, and deal with it now, rather than push it aside and deal with it later in life."
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"You can go back home, spend $10 million on lobbyists and fight us, or you can go back home and help us solve this problem," Kennedy said.
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"An employed gang member may or may not go back to prison, and an educated one may or may not go back to prison," Father Boyle said.
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Scientists would really not want to go back to that and they don't want to go back in terms of these divisive ways of looking at humanity.
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Look, Neil, if we go back to the campaign, if we go back to the whole issue of Russia, Russia, Russia, it was how divided the country is.
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" "If you go back a year, if you go back certainly to the time I took office, it looked like we were going to war with North Korea.
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"I just want to go back to having a normal life, go back to having a job, driving and doing the daily things I normally do," she said.
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"Go Back Salvini", the influential magazine splashed on its cover, a clear reference to the medieval Catholic formula for the exorcism of a possessed person — "Go Back Satan".
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But then you've got to go back to that and you've got to go back to … like you cannot ... it is impossible, it's impossible to love someone too much.
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And when he decided to go back, he criticized the young lady, saying, what am I supposed to do, go back with a mop and clean up the flooding?
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"You can't go back — if I could, in reality, be Terminator, of course I would go back in time and would say, 'Arnold … no,&apos" he tells the magazine.
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You go back to the 1800s, you have to go back that far to find a time where a Supreme Court job was left vacant for over a year.
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Are we gonna see-- RICHARD FISHER: So if you go back-- SARA EISEN: --the return of bond-- RICHARD FISHER: --if you go back to 4% plus-- SARA EISEN: --vigilante?
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Of course, that's not the case stateside — and the change in mindset still throws me off when I go back to Canada and have to go back to rounding.
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You can go back to broadcasting your own moral superiority on social media, and I can go back to tuning you out until your rage therapy session is over.
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If there's any play we could go back, that's the one I wish we could go back on and redo because I think we had some better options defensively.
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I rarely go back to fast-food places to eat the food I've tasted for work, but I had plans to go back to Popeyes for the chicken sandwich.
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I go back and forth with another teacher who feels similarly, she plans to go back to China in three weeks, whether or not school is allowed to resume.
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"I'm wanting to go back to work, but if I was told, 'You have to go back,' I do think that would step up my anxiety," Ms. Penney said.
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" His proposed remedy, the text continued, is to "give this a few more days or weeks, but after that, let's go back to work and go back to living.
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"They say, though I don't know, that asylum is for people that don't want to go back to their country, and I do want to go back," she said.
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There are many answers to this question, some of which go back decades, but you don't have to go back decades to see how the Trump phenomenon might've been avoided.
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I THINK WE'D LIKE TO GO BACK, AS I MENTIONED EARLIER, WE'D LIKE TO GO BACK TO WHERE WE WERE A MONTH AGO, WHERE WE HAD A VERY GOOD BASIS.
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We all follow people for different reasons and then we go back and we unfollow them or then we'll go back and follow them again later on, it does happen.
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And while none of the food I had at Outback compelled me to go back, I'd go back to LongHorn for the shrimp and margaritas — if not for the steak.
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I wouldn't go back to KFC in Vietnam or Thailand again — but, if I ever go back to South Korea, KFC is high on my list of restaurants to visit.
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I don't go back to Beirut because of the city; I go back there because of the people, people that I think dearly of like family and brothers and sisters.
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We reflect on it, you go back through history and understand the struggles or understand the things that happened that can help you not go back and do it again.
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"When you let that genie out of the bottle—bigotry, racism, intolerance—they don't go back in the bottle that easily, if they go back in at all," Springsteen said.
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I know people who say they want to go back to Syria when the war's over, but no one will ever go back to our Syria—our Syria was ruined.
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"I think if you have a chance to go back to school, if you're capable of going back to school, I see no reason why you shouldn't go back," says Craton.
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Let's go back and fix it, because any bill Congress ever passed, typically we wait a year or two, see how it works, we go back in and fix the problems.
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" The proposed recommendations call for cities to reach "benchmarks" before allowing people to go back to school, return to daycare or go back to work, "... while still implementing social distancing measures.
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Maybe we should go back and … That's plenty. Really!
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I go back to something more lighthearted — puppy videos.
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" Them: "can we go back to the pool now?
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" Warren apologized, telling the Post, "I can't go back.
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The story continues ... Now go back to watching baseball.
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HOUSTON — Is it time to go back to Neptune?
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So when you're ... let's go back to the tool.
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It's also like ... Go back to Mark Zuckerberg here.
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I will not go back ... Tell me about that.
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If you tell recent immigrants or the sons and daughters of recent immigrants to go back, if you tell people of color to go back, if you tell Muslims to go back, a great many of the people you are wounding with your divisive words are American soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen and law enforcement officers.
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And I think this will accelerate the need to, now that there&aposs a problem, to go back -- and it&aposs been highlighted by the president -- to go back and solve that.
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His shouts on the second half of "Lil Haiti Baby" ("I just wanna go back to the Bentley store/ I just wanna go back to the Lamb' store") are guttural and disarming.
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"If I could go back in time, and I say this on my kid's life, I swear if I could go back in time and do things differently, I would," he said.
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If I had a magic wand, we'd go back to the first time the slaves got off the ship on that island, and then you'd tell them to go back, wouldn't you?
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"I was living on a fixed income and couldn't go back to school, but if I had no tuition I didn't see any reason why I couldn't go back," he told CNN.
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But if the legislation passes, it will go back to the House If McConnell pulls it off and gets enough votes to pass the BCRA, it would go back to the House.
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So recognizing that we needed multiple revenue streams, which when you go back to my Time Inc days, when you go back to your magazine days, we've always had multiple revenue streams.
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"I will go back to my life when women in captivity go back to their lives, when my community has a place, when I see people accountable for their crimes," she said.
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I wanted to go back and be closer to building something, to go back to that creative fulfillment that I found as a kid just typing away on my personal computer, making programs.
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When leaves are too short, women tend not to go back or they simply can't go back, and if they are too long, they can't easily get back in, according to the report.
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In one instance, a senior pre-empted his staff's funk by telling his team to go back to their desks, pull out their oath of office, read it, and go back to work.
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While you can go back to day 1 and start over all over again or see days you've already finished, you can't really go back to, say, day 5 and go from there.
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If the bill passes the House, it will go back to the Senate, and then to President Trump's desk If the House passes the BCRA, it would then go back to the Senate.
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"I wanted to go back to work, but I only wanted to go back to work at an organization that had the values and principles that I could really get behind," he said.
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So today, let's go back the most famous moment in the history of the Blues/Blackhawks rivalry, and then go back just a little further to the earlier brawl that set the stage.
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" -- March 24 exchange with reporters before meeting with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar "And, interestingly, if you go back -- please -- if you go back to the swine flu, it was nothing like this.
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I'll definitely have to go back and try them out.
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He would go back to the books like every day.
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Bree gives Claire her blessing to go back in time.
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She felt she had little choice but to go back.
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My first reaction was to go back into the meeting.
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"We refuse to go back into the shadows," she says.
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But I'm going to go back to doing my triples.
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And I earned enough money to go back to college.
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Do you really want to go back to all that?
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"We cannot go back to the old ways," Sanders said.
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"If there is any peace, we'll go back," he said.
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However, you don't go back to where you came from.
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I can't wait to go back and write another VRticle.
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I want to go back to pain meds (but don't).
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Can't go back to the past, I can't change it.
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It's hard to go back in the news cycle. Yeah.
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PIRRO: Well, Kellyanne, will you go back on "The View"?
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I can always go back and tap into a feeling.
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G wants to go back early and we follow suit.
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I think I'd rather not go back into it again.
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I'm gonna have to go back and check that out.
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Yeah, Iger just hired him to go back to ESPN.
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But I knew I couldn't go back and sell drugs.
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We go back to Trace Gallagher who has new information.
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But I just want to go back to one thing.
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Children cannot go back to their school -- finish their studies.
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And suddenly it was time for me to go back.
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You can't go back to the way it was before.
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We literally cannot afford to go back to that time.
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I'll go back as far as Buster Keaton, Seven Chances.
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So it's time to go back to the drawing board.
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"He was afraid to go back to prison," says Benenati.
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What made you want to go back to the script?
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"I think we'd go back to the back alley abortions."
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"We are planning to go back very soon," says Jill.
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We just have to go back to the drawing board.
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Can she please go back to making out with Peter?
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I have not gotten to go back in so long.
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"Of course I wanted to go back in," Smart said.
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In my head, I go back and forth about dating.
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We go back in time at least a few decades.
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Now why would you ever want to go back there?
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You can all go back to what you were doing.
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But before we get ahead of ourselves, let's go back.
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The celebrity scions' parallel lives go back to the 22013s.
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Sometimes, you've just got to go back to your roots.
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"I couldn't go back without a toy helicopter," joked William.
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Do we want to go back to them and us?
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I don't need to go back to kissing and crying!
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And once you go deep learning, you don't go back.
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Is this the time when we fold and go back?
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CNN: You also go back into prisons to offer encouragement.
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"Go back and look at all the hype," Gordon said.
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If I could go back, I would pay for access.
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Thirdly, we want to go back directly to our homes.
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Michael felt it would have been dangerous to go back.
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But let's go back to the power of the moment.
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Let's go back to the very beginning of this series.
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First of all, let's go back to the great recession.
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I grab a soda and go back to my desk.
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I panicked, and said, 'OK, better go back to fashion.
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And the partnership between us and Brooklyn go back years.
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But go back and watch what I said before that.
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I wanted to go back; I wanted to go somewhere.
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Cheney explains why we should go back to his policies.
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So they decided to go back to grab some valuables.
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So I have to go back to that fun Joel.
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Premiums that have gone up go back down a little.
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After that I told him, 'Let's go back to Vegas.
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I have family there, so I still go back, though.
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We like paper; you can always go back to it.
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We don't want to go back to the Cold War.
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Here's the thing: you have to go back to school.
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If you said yes, you can't go back on it.
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I wish we could go back to 'Mad Men' days.
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But let's go back to this new batch of startups.
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I want to go back to the basics of podcasting.
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They're about to go back to being "socialized," Gilead style.
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A digital playmate I could go back to any time.
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If I could go back, I would do it differently.
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Now that I have one I will never go back!
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Maybe some highlights or go back to a brown color.
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In Syria there's "nothing for me to go back to".
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Does the rig count stabilize and even go back up?
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One would anticipate eventually that's got to go back up.
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Now let's go back to the computer you're currently using.
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That same year, A. decided to go back to school.
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To understand why, you must go back to first principles.
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BUT CAN YOU GO BACK TO YOUR VERY FIRST REMARKS?
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I grab my packages and go back to my house.
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"He wanted me to go back," she says of Angélil.
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Bill Flores wanted to go back to the private sector.
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Tomorrow, August 1, we'll go back to three per week.
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"I go back and forth constantly — it sucks," Khloé admitted.
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I don't think I'll ever go back to that house.
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She wants to go back to school and to graduate.
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Some of them come and then go back to sleep!
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I wish we could go back to Mad Men days.
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I go back to the gate to see what's up.
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Academic investigations of prodigies go back at least 90 years.
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She didn't go back to see who said what before.
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Are you sure you want to go back to work?
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"She would never go back with Tristan," said the source.
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Now you know – and you can go back and watch.
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The cookbook that I always go back to is Relae.
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Once the conversations are done, the earbuds go back in.
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But let's go back to our newly awakened debate watcher.
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I'd go back for the whole of January and February.
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Will you have to go back to the drawing board.
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The "Buy" links in those emails go back to Ticketmaster.
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CG: Right now I have no plans to go back.
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I always go back to the early days of Linux.
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We go to work and then we go back home.
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He would go back tomorrow if they would let him.
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You want to go back and have World War 3?
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"I would go back," she told the Los Angeles Times.
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We only want to go back to what we were.
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HANNITY: All right, Jay, let me go back to you.
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"She didn't go back to Shaun," Janell Bogard told ABC13.
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We can't go back to that time in our lives.
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Will she go back to working at a chicken plant?
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But can you really afford to go back to this?
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Let's go back to that 20 year return at 6%.
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After feeding all of them, I go back to sleep.
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He admitted afterward he had hoped to go back in.
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Now can't we just go back to our regular lives?
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A lot of times, they'd go back to late disco.
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He just wants to go back to school and graduate.
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I go back to the time of the drowning barrel.
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Just go back to listening to that Phil Collins tape.
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We say our goodbyes and go back to the apartment.
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But you don't go back to using a rotary phone!
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Many still hope to go back to their ancestral homes.
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"We go back to No. 2 a lot," Allen said.
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Similar proposals go back 50 years but have always stalled.
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He can't move forward, and he certainly can't go back.
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Some were like, 'Can I go back outside and play?
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We go back and forth on where to get breakfast.
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They can't go back they cant come forward into Jordan.
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Keenan: Let's go back on the record and I'll ask.
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"We ought to go back to the first one!" pic.twitter.
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The other is to go back to the FISA warrant.
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I was trying to go back to my old life.
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You can always go back to school at any age.
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Let's go back to those safe zones for Syrian citizens.
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They told ministers, priests, rabbis and nuns to go back.
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Why would we go back to something like talk radio?
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You go back and you're gonna do the same thing.
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Once customers go Pixie, they're never going to go back.
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"He didn't want to go back [to 'Moonlighting']," she claimed.
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LAEL BRAINARD: Well, so, let's go back to the outlook.
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If on October 2501th -- well let&aposs actually go back.
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We must not go back to failed policies and programs.
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But now that it's here, we can never go back.
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That's why it's unlikely oil will go back to $100.
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"I can't wait to go back to class," she said.
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I'm going to go back to the old Khlo Money.
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My boys are already asking when we can go back.
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" Whoa, ok slow down, go back to your seat "actually.
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Then I sleep on hour and go back to Clapham.
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"I don't go back and watch the show," Conrad admits.
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"I don't think you should ever go back," he said.
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And then you just have to go back to work.
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It's just makes me get up and go back in.
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Sir, I need you to go back to your seat.
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Then the drill must go back down and carve deeper.
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Allegedly, the man's offenses go back as far as 2007.
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"We will never go back to the way he was."
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Hannah left the "dreadful place" vowing never to go back.
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It's time to go back to the swamp, Shrek fans.
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That's the thing people can go back and listen to.
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They go back into history and bring things & people back.
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We've been best friends since 2006, so we go back.
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If the dictatorship ends, I'll go back to defend Guaido.
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They're going to go back to where they came from.
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I doubt I'll go back to that salon anytime soon.
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It was another good excuse to go back to bed.
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I still listen to it, still go back to it.
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Black History Month has roots that go back 90 years.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Let's go back to the Wall Street bogeyman.
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You will go back if it is really worth it!
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Go back and read Trump's announcement speech in June 2015.
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Let's go back to the beginning on the Paris deal.
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If I go back, I would be starting from scratch.
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If you could go back, you wouldn't come back here.
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AND GO BACK TO A FAIRLY SMALL NUMBER OF RESERVES.
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I go back to the common room to calm down.
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I could go back, quickly, to the story of them.
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Forget After the Final Rose — Fred and Rachel go back.
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Well, let's go back in time and I'll hire you.
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Maybe McDonald's should just go back to singing its ingredients.
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Let's kind of go back to doing normal stuff here!
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They go back to their regular jobs after the harvest.
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I would give anything to go back and save him.
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But you don't go back to using a rotary phone.
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Wade thinks he can't go back to Vanessa like this.
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Would I go back to Trump Tower for another raid?
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But I was inspired to go back and watch his
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They know you're not gonna turn around and go back.
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He's stranded there and they go back in time again.
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That's why I wanted to go back and find out.
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Cops shoot black people and go back on the job.
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"Why would anyone go back to using that?" he asked.
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That made me go back and think about his ancestors.
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"I have to go back to that club," she said.
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"I would never go back to Iraq," Ms. Dawood said.
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I can't go back to Afghanistan, at least not now.
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Suppose I decided I wanted to go back to freelancing?
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So let's go back to tax reform, where we started.
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"They twisted my arm to go back in," he said.
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And she doesn't know when she'll get to go back.
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She had to get money to go back to him.
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Once they go digital, they don't go back to DVD.
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How can we go back to Myanmar without having justice?
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We have made too much progress to go back now.
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" • "I want to go back to being who I was.
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Once you roast your own beans, you never go back.
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When I decided to go back, I found some comfort.
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"Go back and tell 'em we need help," he says.
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You go back to the basics and then you build.
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And how many would want to go back remains unclear.
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We need to go back to that and look forward.
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"We had to go back and change that," he said.
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And we cannot go back to the way things were.
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A perfect time to go back to the superfood side.
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Both sides vowed they would not go back to fighting.
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Why did you go back if you didn't like it?
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"He should just go back to Texas," Mr. Langworthy said.
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Don't go back and appear as if you're shifting responsibility.
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Otherwise I may be forced to go back to telemarketing!
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But it was there for her to go back to.
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It would go back to the way things had been.
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"I think I'll go back to bed now," she says.
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Will you go back to voting Republican after this election?
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I have to go back there and rebuild that island.
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Gail: Well, first let me go back to your poem.
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I thought I would go back to personal essay writing.
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"Everyone wants to go back in time sometimes," he says.
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I might just have to go back for another soon.
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Mr. Underwood said he would like to go back there.
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As they go back, the years seem to fall away.
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Do I want to go back to some of them?
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I loved California and said I'd never go back east.
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Before going on, let's go back a couple of steps.
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I think he'll go back to Washington state some day.
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And some go back to school and deeper into debt.
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" Occasionally my husband agrees, "That's right, you can't go back.
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The issue will go back to court on Aug. 10.
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For a while, I thought I'd go back to school.
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Let's say between yesterday and go back into the rallies.
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Go back to the old recipe or the drawing board.
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But let me go back to what I was saying.
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And that's why we need again to go back historically.
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"Let's go back upstairs," he said after hearing the news.
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"I knew I wanted to go back," Luke Salas said.
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Islamic extremism Hurd: Then you go back to Islamic extremism.
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"He wanted me not to go back perhaps," she said.
|
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To go back to Rio, it's almost like coming home.
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WE'RE READING ABOUT THAT AS THEY GO BACK AND FORTH.
|
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The number gets exponentially larger as you go back generations.
|
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Now go back to the same period after the inauguration.
|
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But he said he's ready to go back to school.
|
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I will never go back to those times, I'm sorry.
|
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They uncuff us and tell us to go back in.
|
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If it finds easy food once, why not go back?
|
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After [the alcohol] is processed, things go back to normal.
|
|
Let's go back to the sampling part for a second.
|
|
That happens, and it did go back to normal quickly.
|
|
Mitchell's loose lips about McNabb go back a long time.
|
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Let's go back to the 21978 Summer Olympics in Montreal.
|
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I'm trying to force myself to go back to sleep.
|
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I would love to go back and screen my work.
|
|
Monday comes and everyone has to go back to work.
|
|
How does it feel to go back to playing live?
|
|
And then the characters go back to thinking about themselves.
|
|
Go back and read that sentence from the Times' piece.
|
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Don't you want to go back home to your family?
|
|
Aparicio is unsure if she will go back to teaching.
|
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One thing he won't do is go back to school.
|
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I wanted to hop on the plane and go back.
|
|
"I was begging to go back out there," he said.
|
|
WE'RE GOING TO GO BACK FROM ONE EXTREME TO ANOTHER.
|
|
"If not, go back to the drawing board," they said.
|
|
But that didn't stop them from longing to go back.
|
|
"So they go back to the drawing board," Davidson said.
|
|
After lunch, I go back home and do my laundry.
|
|
"They say go back and come here legally," she said.
|
|
But honestly, I can't wait to go back to work.
|
|
So I just had to go back to my roots.
|
|
I go back to the retreat house exhausted and baffled.
|
|
Callimachi: O.K. O.K., can I go back to the image?
|
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None of us needs to go back anyway, you're here.
|
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If we can't, we'll have to go back and talk.
|
|
If we can't, we'll have to go back and talk.
|
|
The allegations go back years — in some cases even decades.
|
|
"I'd love to go back," he said of voting Democratic.
|
|
" He also said, "People want to go back to work.
|
|
The organisms can survive, if water temperatures go back down.
|
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And then we go back, finish doing our track together.
|
|
The church's roots go back to the 1920s in Mexico.
|
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So maybe they have to go back again and watch.
|
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When something hard hits, I always go back to work.
|
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Going to have to go back this summer, I think.
|
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Don't make my mistake, and go back up your photos.
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But now it's time to go back to your responsibilities.
|
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If you have, go back and watch it some more.
|
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Indeed, go back and read the early reviews of Westworld.
|
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We did not want to go back with a promise.
|
|
Let me go back to the beginning of that observation.
|
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They go back and listen to the broadcast or something?
|
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"Rohingyas, go back!" the men scream in English and Hindi.
|
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How could we not go back for the O. G.???
|
|
You also have to go back in time a bit.
|
|
We can just go back to calling it the consulate.
|
|
I'd like to go back and reread it, in fact.
|
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It lets me go back to childhood memories — happy times.
|
|
"I will never go back home," a Rohingya cleric said.
|
|
By now, I don't think I'd want to go back.
|
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The only thing to do was go back and ask.
|
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"No one can convince me to go back to him."
|
|
"I have to go back to the room," he said.
|
|
"Vase With Poppies" will go back on display in April.
|
|
"We want to go back for our children," he said.
|
|
"I want to go back to having fun," he said.
|
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" I still go back and reread parts of "Huckleberry Finn.
|
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He couldn't go back to playing $25 craps after that.
|
|
Any changes would have to go back to the House.
|
|
It's making me more confident to go back to school.
|
|
"Of course, I want to go back too," Ouchi says.
|
|
I feel that when I go back, I'll dance differently.
|
|
I want to go back to that final against Billie.
|
|
Parts go back and forth across the border many times.
|
|
"We want to go back to our lands," she said.
|
|
"Since that day, I didn't go back there," Lombardi said.
|
|
WOULD YOU GO BACK TO HANDKERCHIEFS DURING THE CORONA CRISIS?
|
|
Not all my colleagues can go back for health reasons.
|
|
Warren and Sanders, however, go back much further than that.
|
|
After everything is done, I will go back to work.
|
|
"We all want to go back to normal," he said.
|
|
Not knowing if or when we'll go back to work.
|
|
His latest dilemma has roots that go back a decade.
|
|
I sincerely don't want to go back to my youth.
|
|
Or a pardon, to go back to our previous discussion.
|
|
"They have got to go back where they came from."
|
|
It's time for us to go back to the Oscars.
|
|
I don't know how I'm going to go back now.
|
|
The roots of the superpower split go back 22 years.
|
|
These are books you go back to again and again.
|
|
"Here's the thing, let's go back to it," he started.
|
|
Many of them, like Ajit Jain, go back many years.
|
|
Some of them go back to working for a pimp.
|
|
"Amazon, Jeff Bezos, Flipkart, go back!" some protesters chanted today.
|
|
" Other times, the message was, "Go back to your country.
|
|
He's not sure it's safe enough to go back yet.
|
|
It's when I go back and forth with my granddaughters.
|
|
I don't want to go back to those bad days.
|
|
"It used to be 'Go back to Taliban,'" he said.
|
|
I wanted to go back and give that final lecture.
|
|
Would I ever want to go back to that life?
|
|
A while later, they were told to go back inside.
|
|
"In two weeks, we'll go back to a rivalry again."
|
|
Do we want to go back to making them uninsurable?
|
|
Some of the cases go back several decades, Schweitzer says.
|
|
He'll be happy to go back to the relative obscurity.
|
|
"Then, you must make a commitment to not go back."
|
|
Terry Branstad has ties with China that go back decades.
|
|
Trump responded by refusing to go back on Fox News.
|
|
You can go back to your dirty business as usual.
|
|
Got to go back next week to finish fine detail!!
|
|
But that includes IPOs that go back roughly two years.
|
|
Feels extremely good to go back where it all began!
|
|
So to go back to the conversation about gay rights.
|
|
I agree to go back in and start chest compressions.
|
|
Let's go back to the friend analogy one last time.
|
|
I didn't have my old home to go back to.
|
|
Mr. Zere and other Eritreans say they can't go back.
|
|
He told the officer he didn't want to go back.
|
|
My students stoically prepare to go back to being inmates.
|
|
"Let's go back to New York," after they get nothing.
|
|
I want to go back and rewrite all the letters.
|
|
BECAUSE HE AND I GO BACK TO YOUR NETWORK, CNBC.
|
|
There was nothing there for her to go back to.
|
|
Few are anxious to go back to being shot at.
|
|
The Syrians may not have homes to go back to.
|
|
Let's not go back to something that was a problem.
|
|
Take a deep breath and then go back in again.
|
|
I'm finding it hard to go back and try again.
|
|
Apple should go back to naming products after literal apples.
|
|
"You have to go back to college days," she replied.
|
|
In general, judges "don't want to go back," she said.
|
|
I get to go back to the shit with Stan.
|
|
Connections between the Agalarovs and Trump go back several years.
|
|
I can usually go back and get it real quick.
|
|
I'll go back to my room and scroll on Insta.
|
|
I figured I'd go back to what I knew: bombs.
|
|
If I could go back I wouldn't really change much.
|
|
"Go back to getting ratioed on Twitter," yelled the man.
|
|
But I have no immediate plans to go back there.
|
|
We will go back and correct a lot of mistakes.
|
|
Think I need to go back there at some point.
|
|
"If they don't cooperate, they can go back," he said.
|
|
I do think it's going to go back up again.
|
|
But it's unlikely audiences would go back toward traditional bundles.
|
|
We actually want to go back and expunge these records.
|
|
When I get home, I go back to curricular work.
|
|
Instead, he needs to go back to school. 19. Yes.
|
|
"I don't want to go back to Iraq," she said.
|
|
By then, it will be too late to go back.
|
|
Takeda has roots in Japan that go back 250 years.
|
|
The Do Nothing Democrats should finally go back to work!
|
|
Now they want to go back and investigate every company.
|
|
We can't go back and play tennis the next day.
|
|
"You don't go back to what was bad," Green said.
|
|
She wonders if it's time to go back to Ecuador.
|
|
Or go back to the awful insurance I had before.
|
|
Fred said he wanted to go back to the office.
|
|
However, you're always going to go back to that price.
|
|
"I definitely wanted to go back out there," Hammel said.
|
|
Go back and read that full quote above from Booker.
|
|
JAY CLAYTON: Let's go back to investors, managers, transparency, fairness.
|
|
So, what better time to go back to the wellspring?
|
|
"I couldn't afford to go back to school," he said.
|
|
"I'd rather die here than go back home," said Minara.
|
|
I don't have to go back and listen to it.
|
|
The operator told me to go back to the hospital.
|
|
CORKER: So, let me go back and then — MARTIN: Sure.
|
|
But just to go back to what Maggie said, right?
|
|
I would definitely just go back to starting another company.
|
|
"Perhaps Intelligence should go back to school," Mr. Trump tweeted.
|
|
" She added, "I am afraid to go back to Russia.
|
|
And I think I might go back to the 212018.
|
|
Who knows if I'll ever be able to go back.
|
|
I yearned to go back in time and do more.
|
|
I want to go back in time a little bit.
|
|
And he'd rather not go back to the army anyway.
|
|
If they say no, we go back to the kitchen.
|
|
Would they just go back to the way they were?
|
|
And why did you want to go back to banking?
|
|
Absolutely, and then you go back to the media folks.
|
|
Sometimes, you gotta go back, in order to move forward.
|
|
The hope is that you go back and look again.
|
|
So, I'm going to go back to the distribution. Okay.
|
|
When you hit a certain point, you cannot go back.
|
|
I would go back home if I could get that.
|
|
If you go back to 21998, what was my job?
|
|
They had to go back into court to fix that.
|
|
But even Cruise can't save Jack Reacher: Never Go Back.
|
|
I go back to a very good way of life.
|
|
They want to go back to a dirt road business.
|
|
I thought that I wanted to go back after 2014.
|
|
I got called to go back and draw my blood.
|
|
He goes, I have to go back to the office.
|
|
If you keep going on it, we're gonna go back to the thing we like, we're going to go back to what seems right or easy or whatever it is that you naturally do.
|
|
One hidden cost of repealing Obamacare: more people will go back to jail One hidden cost of repealing Obamacare: more people will go back to jail Until recently, Melissa Williams was perpetually in pain.
|
|
"We've got to go back to God, we've got to go back to restore the morality of this country," said the Republican candidate, who is running in a special election for Alabama's Senate seat.
|
|
"I told my wife after the game, 'I think Clayton's going to go back to the Bat Cave and we're all going to hop on a plane and go back to L.A.,'" Hill said.
|
|
James Carville and Tim Russert used to sit together -- and then Tim would go back to relentlessly grilling Democrats (and Republicans) on TV, while James would go back to defending Democrats just as vociferously.
|
|
Unlike Detroit, where digital election records go back to 2008, Cuyahoga records go back to 2000, making it possible to compare the vote for Hillary to another losing white Democratic presidential candidate, John Kerry.
|
|
You have to go back to 1945 to have witnessed the Chicago Cubs in a World Series, and what can I tell you, my friends, except that I do not personally go back to 1945.
|
|
"I believe it's a psychological strategy they're using to try to get them to just give up and go back back home, even if they know they'll be killed if they go back," Gwilym said.
|
|
We've had to go back and get releases from the parties involved, so that everyone understands that this is the state of affairs, and there are no rights to go back and ask for more.
|
|
There are some things where I'm like, 'We're going to have to skip that one, let's go back to how I'm angry… You don't understand Twitter, so I'm going to go back to something else.
|
|
"It's easy for me to stay grounded: You've got to go back to looking at film, you've got to go back on the things you need to work on to continue to improve," he said.
|
|
It should go back to classic blue colour during the day.
|
|
"I wanted to go back so bad," Wolf said through tears.
|
|
Let's go back to that natal Venus example for a moment.
|
|
I didn't leave under good circumstances, so I can't go back.
|
|
I had to go back to the emergency ward for observation.
|
|
And so I go back to some of our softer fabrics.
|
|
We&aposll go back to Ed at the White House shortly.
|
|
I try to go back to sleep, but no such luck.
|
|
Jarvis says they fully intend to go back to that restaurant.
|
|
And he says he'd never go back to a Holter monitor.
|
|
We go back a long ways, when you were at Dodgeball.
|
|
If I can go back, I'd do it all over again.
|
|
No one has ever shouted "go back to France" at me.
|
|
We can do better, stimulate progress, go back to the core.
|
|
Whether he'll actually go back to Rio remains to be seen.
|
|
Do you ever go back and see how Raw sounds today?
|
|
I make a mental note to go back for some tomorrow.
|
|
I'd dearly love to go back to the way things were.
|
|
Then go back in over your lipstick of choice and—Voila!
|
|
The temperature rises, and together we go back to the beginning.
|
|
Please remember this as you go back to school this week.
|
|
And the reason why -- let&aposs go back to the study.
|
|
Minutes later, Maeve is ready to go back into the world.
|
|
And then I go back and pick him up from school.
|
|
I will never willingly go back to living in a city.
|
|
So go back and read the constitution and then come back.
|
|
Go back one screen and tap the new Developer options entry.
|
|
Where would you go if you could go back in time?
|
|
I want to go back to something you said on race.
|
|
Massacres are routine again and no one can go back yet.
|
|
I DON'T WANT TO GO BACK TO THE STONE AGE. pic.twitter.
|
|
Let me go back to the question that I ask Jay.
|
|
You'd have to go back 30 years to go that low.
|
|
I was like, I gotta go back and find this thing.
|
|
He went to therapy and decided to go back to school.
|
|
Let's go back to that and forget this "rapping" business, hey?
|
|
To go back further, keep clicking Undo (or pressing the shortcut).
|
|
"I don't go back for classified briefings," he wrote on Twitter.
|
|
CAVUTO: Absolutely, especially when they go back and forth either way.
|
|
Then I barf and go back to bed for two hours.
|
|
In a vacuum, it just doesn't make sense to go back.
|
|
Just do it, then you can go back to the office.
|
|
"We will not go back," protesters in Charlotte, North Carolina, chanted.
|
|
MCGURN: I would say just go back to the original question.
|
|
"Now, she would never go back with Tristan," says the source.
|
|
Again, Justice Jackson, you know, you go back and read him.
|
|
I thought, 'I wish I could go back and change things.
|
|
If only we could go back to our elementary school days.
|
|
Go back and play the Sega Genesis game Ghouls and Ghosts.
|
|
"We may have to go back to the basics," Wrase said.
|
|
"I would love to go back for another degree," she said.
|
|
Instead, the document has re-opened wounds that go back decades.
|
|
I go back and forth on the question of term limits.
|
|
You have to go back to the origin of the problem.
|
|
I got to go back to the '60s a little bit.
|
|
It was creepy and pretty and he'd like to go back.
|
|
We go back as often as we can, as a family.
|
|
And that Id never go back to women, because I'm gay.
|
|
Then, they do some concealer, foundation, [and] go back with concealer.
|
|
Do you wish you could go back and do it differently?
|
|
I wish to go back to my home with my family.
|
|
It will be interesting to see how quickly they go back.
|
|
"Well, you need to go back to the optometrist," Ellis replied.
|
|
So I had to go back and find Frances McDormand's speech!
|
|
They want to go back and look for jobs elsewhere again.
|
|
If you haven't heard it, go back and take a listen.
|
|
Residents would go back "in a very short time", Ibrahim said.
|
|
But again, I go back to-- wages are rising at last.
|
|
"It doesn't make me go back into the shadows," Sylvia said.
|
|
He figured they would move on or go back home soon.
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You hit play, go back to stories, and simply hit record.
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Binny Bansal: So, I think you have to really go back.
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"'Don't make me go back,' " the girl told Bruce, he recalled.
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All I wanted to do was go back to my father.
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"I didn't really go back into business very much," he said.
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He gets the hint and lets me go back to sleep.
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We'd go down and get stoned and go back to work.
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Hayden also tweeted that he doesn't go back for classified briefings.
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To figure that out, we have to go back a bit.
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"But don't go back and work for the tribe," he said.
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In the meantime, agents can go back to business as usual.
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I go back and forth between Hocus Pocus and Slaughterhouse Five.
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To understand the country's predicament, go back to the early 303s.
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"I don't think I can go back to Somalia," he said.
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"It makes me want to go back to PCs," Waititi said.
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I decided to go back to the exhibition and look again.
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They have to come in legally, and then they go back.
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Victoria Justice is not afraid to go back to her roots!
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The iced coffee is expensive, so I probably won't go back.
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And so I go back to that Tuesday, time and again.
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RUBIO: Chris, everybody — you said you weren't going to go back.
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The October surprises go back to Anita Hill's testimony on Oct.
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You go back to Broadcom 15 years ago; same thing happened.
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To understand why, we'll have to go back into Cunanan's timeline.
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They go back to their employers regularly to hone their skills.
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I'll never go back to my cheap Amazon version ever again.
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Again, I go back to ... Have you met with Colin Stretch?
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Now let's go back to everything we know about Arthur Adams.
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Go deeper: Trump's racist "go back" tweets highlight his us-vs.
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GO BACK TO 2012, WHERE WE WERE $100 MILLION INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS.
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And once you go premium, it's really tough to go back.
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It's so historically interesting to go back to the Dark Ages.
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We have seen individuals go back to school and complete certifications.
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But I got to go back to work at some point.
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You know, the things he's talking about go back in history.
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Go back 30 years, and his core message is remarkably consistent.
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To go back to current day, you're what, 103 million users?
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"US must go back to School," said Facebook user Jimi Leong.
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Many volunteers, like the FDNY's Gonzalez, go back again and again.
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Ollie tells Arlie to go back to Paris because he's busy.
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I want to go back to how you got into this.
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Geillis is planning to go back to 1968 and kill her.
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And when you're in this deep, it's hard to go back.
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At that point, they can go back to being data-dependent.
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I felt I could not ever go back and visit it.
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Then we'll go back to closely analyzing the U.S.-China situation.
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Hey, now she can even go back to being his wingman.
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"I never thought I would go back to acting," she reveals.
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I don't actually go back into the application in that instance.
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It's really hard to go back and edit sentences, for example.
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GINGRICH: You go back and you look at what started Watergate.
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Amman, Jordan (CNN)Anne Danyale can never go back to Mosul.
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And seeing everybody go back for seconds made me even happier!
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I think we have to go back and test the lows.
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I decide it's not worth it to go back to work.
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No one wants to go back to the way it was.
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Many families are making choices: 'Do I go back to work?
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Users can then go back and create others for other friends.
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Go back in your hole and we'll see you next year.
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QUINTANILLA: I'M SORRY TO GO BACK TO THE SOCIAL MEDIA THING.
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I set my alarm for 7 and go back to sleep.
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Now there's a big push to go back to the Moon.
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But Clinton needn't go back very far to collect Trump lies.
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I can't wait to go back to Texas for the holidays!
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I go back to sleep and wake up at around 9.
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I had to get off the plane and go back home.
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Can Perry go back to "just" performing consequence-free party anthems?
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After, I go back home and start to prepare for tomorrow.
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I go back to the fact that this is a success.
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She was in Florida Wednesday and plans to go back Saturday.
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After Brexit, some believe, the country will go back to normal.
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After all, there's not much past remaining to go back to.
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He says, 'I don't know that I should ever go back.
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You can go back in and tweak the edit from there.
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I thought he left to go back to the hotel, obviously.
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"I'm not going to go back into [airport] screening," Argenbright said.
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I think you can go back and look at the tapes.
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I make myself a tuna salad and go back to writing.
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Do you then go back to the people one more time?
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I'm not sure there's a thing I'd go back and change.
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I tell them it's too early and go back to sleep.
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Also unlike them, she eventually decided to go back to Korea.
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You can't go back in time and revise what you wrote.
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Let me go back -- again, we are bouncing back and forth.
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I could still go back and cut two or three songs.
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Do you regularly go back to relive the boogie-times there?
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" The President also tweeted, "Perhaps Intelligence should go back to school!
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Then we'll go back to closely analysing the U.S.-China situation.
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Noisey: Let's go back to the making of the original album.
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Learn to speak better or go back to your own country.
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JEFF SMITH: Well, let me go back and talk more broadly.
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We go back to their hotel room and eat a snack.
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But usually the people saying "go back" are hateful anonymous commenters.
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" He says Trump's "go back" tweets were "racist to the core.
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Back issues of other publications only go back about six months.
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She goes back down and we all go back to sleep.
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And, more importantly, how do we make them go back there?
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Thankfully, my family supported me and encouraged me to go back.
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HARRISON: It will go back to when I was a kind.
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Or do you need to go back to the drawing board?
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They had to go back and revise those job numbers upward.
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Should you scrap everything and go back to the drawing board?
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It's very emotional to have to go back to that period.
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It's a transgression—once you've done it, you can't go back.
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We had to go back in and rebuild all the sets.
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"If I could go back... I would play baseball," he said.
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I think we're going to go back and forth for awhile.
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But if you go back decades, it's a slightly different story.
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And European and American historical and cultural ties go back centuries.
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After one week with this monitor, I just can't go back.
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I tried to go back into a normal life, but couldn't.
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And I thought, 'I just can't go back into corporate life.
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"There's no real reason for them to go back," Trump said.
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Guess I'll go back to welcoming my guest at this time.
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"If I could go back, I wouldn't do it," Reeves said.
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O'Neal eventually got up but didn't go back in the game.
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Now I need to go back to training and work hard.
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BOLDIN: Most people have wanted me to go back to football.
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Why not un-clutter our diets and go back to basics?
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Don't just go back to mom to have her do it.
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If we could go back we would have never done it.
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I really made them go back to remix their own song.
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I never seen nobody go back that far and redo verses.
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After that, maybe tortillas will go back to just being tortillas.
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And then it just seemed silly to go back from that.
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I'd go back to look at it, kept getting blown away.
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I don't want to go back to dancing on my own.
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So she understandably wasn't eager to go back to the beginning.
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EVANS: LET'S GO BACK TO OIL FOR JUST A MOMENT HERE.
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I just want to go back to living my normal life.
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"We are going to go back to Florida tomorrow," he said.
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Go back to nature, the city is not suitable for you!
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I had to go back into the app and cancel AGAIN.
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His decision to go back to New Jersey wasn't made lightly.
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And if I could go back, I would do it myself.
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We only have to go back seven years to find it.
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LG: I think I want to go back to school now.
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I wasn't, you know, would I go back to the university?
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And that genie isn't about to go back in the bottle.
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I doubt I could go back to this 25-inch display.
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We must not permit Europe to go back to its past.
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We've got to go back to the drawing board on that.
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So we had to go back and that was not fun.
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What made you want to go back to this heavier sound?
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Now we can all go back to endlessly answering captchas. Phew.
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Meanwhile I have to leave tomorrow to go back to work.
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Is it so the snake can go back into the grass?
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And furthermore, we can't let Weisz go back to playing straight.
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My earliest recollections of the team go back to the 1960s.
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If you go back to my... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: I brought it.
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He's going to examine every pitch and go back and look.
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Go back to the question posed to Ryan on Monday night.
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To answer that question, we have to go back to 2002.
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Note: Cillizza's analyzed tweets, in green, only go back three months.
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They can never quite go back to what life once was.
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Go back to how Ryan came into the speakership in 2015.
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And when my chair goes down enough, I go back in.
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They tried to force her to go back, but Aisha refused.
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"Because they come together, they should go back together," Abreu said.
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I had to go back to Magdalena and find my tentmate.
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It's time for the championship to go back to New York.
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They should go back to that and not on the streets.
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You know, Patricia and I do go back a long ways.
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You have to go back a long way to find that.
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But let us go back to why business might be worrying.
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So that's a behavior that I probably won't go back to.
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I don't want to go back to the drunkenness and hangovers.
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"Don't go back until you know it's open," he told evacuees.
|
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"Go back to Puerto Rico," one GOP member yelled at Rep.
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Some said they were more likely than ever to go back.
|
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I go back and just look at a chart of yields.
|
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All you needed to do was go back to the future.
|
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"I think we might need to go back there," Digger said.
|
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I wanted to go back to the middle of our relationship.
|
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If we go back to God, we can be unified again.
|
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"When they hire you, you can go back to being modest."
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"We don't know if we're going to go back to work."
|
|
The allegations of sexual abuse go back two decades, prosecutors said.
|
|
I wanted to be Victorian and to go back in time.
|
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It appears committed to ensuring the Rohingyas go back to Myanmar.
|
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Those changes go back to at least the Bill Clinton years.
|
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I want to go back, my people are waiting for me.
|
|
But go back and look at the five data points above.
|
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Then I go home and go back to the computer again.
|
|
I remember talking about him wanting to go back to school.
|
|
They said, 'All right, I can always go back to Paris.
|
|
It has totally changed our industry … and we can't go back.
|
|
Now they will have to go back to the drawing board.
|
|
"I'm going to go back to Vice President Biden," she said.
|
|
You can go back at any time to change your answers.
|
|
Do you think it's too late to go back to him?
|
|
They can just go back to their investors for more capital.
|
|
"We can't go back in the past, of course," Barrett said.
|
|
And we could go back there again, if we're not careful.
|
|
He made his driver turn around and go back for it.
|
|
WE NEED TO GO BACK AND MAKE THE PERSONAL SIDE PERMANENT.
|
|
So often companies forget to go back to the original problem.
|
|
"The only way forward is to go back," declare the clones.
|
|
We have to go back to countries that hold spare capacity.
|
|
If you could go back in time, what would you change?
|
|
Each time I go back to Aleppo, though, conditions are worse.
|
|
When they go back, they have a stronger sense of empowerment.
|
|
Your kind must go back or get shot in the head.
|
|
The musical Gemignanis go back almost that far with the composer.
|
|
The informal sector could soon go back to business as usual.
|
|
They will then, after her comments ... go back to New York.
|
|
If we could only go back to a more peaceful time.
|
|
All I want to do is to go back to work.
|
|
Growth could go back to about a 2% to 2.5% level.
|
|
Go back through the piece and make a list of them.
|
|
Yeah, those are the days I want to go back to.
|
|
Now he will go back to Durham to await another chance.
|
|
The only way to deal with it is to go back.
|
|
But let's go back a bit, to September of last year.
|
|
But I love them and I go back all the time.
|
|
"Now, she would never go back with Tristan," said the source.
|
|
Sunk hundreds of hours into Skyrim, and ready to go back?
|
|
"We wanted to go back to pure game making," he says.
|
|
"We can go back after and have some fun," he said.
|
|
Without getting out of jail, he cannot go back to work.
|
|
I mean, come on, go back and listen to that song.
|
|
If anything happens, he can go back to him and vent.
|
|
If Trump tells me to go back, are you kidding me?
|
|
The research on this seems to go back and forth incessantly.
|
|
Once they are awake, you let them go back to sleep.
|
|
How often do you go back and revisit your early stuff?
|
|
Go back and watch again and see if you notice it.
|
|
Maybe 20 percent is left, then I go back in again.
|
|
"I thought, Maybe I can go back to work," she says.
|
|
He was terrified of ever having to go back to Rikers.
|
|
"Why don't you go back to your maiden name?" she asks.
|
|
We have to go back to Winterfell and save them both.
|
|
It's because they're afraid to go back and face certain death.
|
|
It is only a waste if you go back to using.
|
|
We'll go back out there and try to continue to battle.
|
|
For others, they want to go back to school, or work.
|
|
Hulton Archive/Getty Images But let's go back to the past.
|
|
There is so far to go back, so much to undo.
|
|
That's the only time I really go back in the day.
|
|
The allegations against O'Reilly go back to 2004, 13 years ago.
|
|
President are you going to go back at this after recess?
|
|
The Jazz answered with another spurt to go back in front.
|
|
A book is something you go back to again and again.
|
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Then I have to go back and do it again later.
|
|
They wrote, "'Go back to your country,'" she told me Wednesday.
|
|
Let us go back, for a moment, to London in 2007.
|
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Before I hit the stage, I go back to that park.
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I'd go back home, write down more recipes, and practiced them.
|
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Why do you want NASA to go back to the Moon?
|
|
I've never wanted to go back after the experience I had.
|
|
We'll go back and listen if we're trying to rehearse them.
|
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I would only go back if Myanmar granted us Rohingya recognition.
|
|
I've always been friends with him, we go back 40 years.
|
|
Records of cheese production here go back to the 11th century.
|
|
In November they'll go back on the road, with Andra Day.
|
|
Go back and read the first part of Moore's statement above.
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I'd have to go back to my staff and find out.
|
|
It was almost cruel that I couldn't go back to sleep.
|
|
Can you kind of go back and explain it to me?
|
|
In 1994, we were finally able to go back and visit.
|
|
Warren's ties to the CFPB go back more than a decade.
|
|
" Trump tweeted, later adding, "perhaps Intelligence should go back to school!
|
|
She also wanted to go back to her maiden name, Ferguson.
|
|
When you did go back to Wisconsin, how were you received?
|
|
Altuve was out and Springer had to go back to first.
|
|
And American citizens themselves are free to go back and forth.
|
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But I soon realized I had to go back even farther.
|
|
You can go back next year and it will be there.
|
|
If Uber offered you a job right now, you'd go back.
|
|
"I just don't want my son to go back," he said.
|
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"We have incentivized people not to go back to work," Sen.
|
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The answer may go back to all the preparation before games.
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It's not the case that everything could go back to normal.
|
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I then eat my lunch and go back to my bedroom.
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I go back upstairs to fold and put away my laundry.
|
|
I often wonder, if I could go back and ask myself….
|
|
Those go back 50 years now too, pretty old-timey. Nostalgia!
|
|
Let's go back to what you want to talk about. Tech.
|
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Then you can go back and see a log of that.
|
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Meantime, go back and watch Nic's highlights ... this dude is unreal.
|
|
To understand why, you have to go back to early 2015.
|
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Let's go back to what you said at the very beginning.
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I met you on company No. 2, but let's go back.
|
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"So I took a cab to go back downtown," he said.
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I'm too darn old to go back to work full time.
|
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If you go back and forth you can wrench your back.
|
|
Then Gray answered with a 4733-pointer to go back ahead.
|
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In other words, they go back after the vote is over.
|
|
"I'll go back when I can do something useful," he said.
|
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DD: Well, let's go back to AI for a little bit.
|
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Do we go back to beating our heads against the wall?
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And if we fail, we will go back to the street.
|
|
He has not had to go back to small claims court.
|
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To really understand it, you have to go back many decades.
|
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Maybe next year we'll go back to little black dresses again.
|
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The family's contributions to the Met go back some 50 years.
|
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Many women who make this choice never go back to school.
|
|
Shells from the coast of Iceland already go back 1,000 years.
|
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If that doesn't work out, I will go back to school.
|
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When that happens, I usually just go back to my cell.
|
|
"I do not want to go back to a torture place."
|
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KS: Apologies show, I want to go back to the show.
|
|
But I was too embarrassed to go back to St. Louis.
|
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He could go back to being Mexico City's best assistant director.
|
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"Maybe the price will go back up by then," he said.
|
|
Our members would like to have jobs to go back to.
|
|
I go back outside to ride for a couple more hours.
|
|
When they go back to their cars, they'll start thinking again.
|
|
"We win when we go back to our roots," she added.
|
|
If I could go back and do it differently, I would.
|
|
What did you have to go back on the drawing board?
|
|
I'd like to go back to a certain element of wacky.
|
|
But conservationists may go back to court to fight the move.
|
|
Because of breastfeeding, it was difficult to go back to work.
|
|
Are we willing to go back to that uncertain place again?
|
|
"I want to go back to having fun," Johnson, 59, said.
|
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Just go back to your campsite and be on your way.
|
|
Go back inside your house, which now seems small and cramped.
|
|
"It was kind of bitter to go back down," he said.
|
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I will never go back to those blue little pills, ever.
|
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You go back up there, and you sock it to 'em!
|
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IN THE WEEDS We go back home after lunch to garden.
|
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Some businesses are family-run operations that go back four generations.
|
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If you could go back in time, would you change things?
|
|
And the Western way — written history — doesn't go back very far.
|
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"I go back and forth between Bernie and Biden," said Elaine.
|
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Yeah. But I go back with CBS, with the first 'Murphy.
|
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I always go back to Elmore Leonard, he was a professional.
|
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"I'm always happy when pieces go back home," the dealer said.
|
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Mills: So if you go back to 2014, it just disappears?
|
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Trump apparently wants Americans to go back to work immediately. Gov.
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I didn't know what I even had to go back to.
|
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The season has ended, and they'll go back to their lives.
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