"We're gonna go back over the rubble with cadaver dogs," he said.
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And I know I don't want to go back over 200 lbs.
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JIM CRAMER: No. But, again, I want to go back over this.
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" "I go back over my own shortcomings and the mistakes we made.
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"I go back over my own shortcomings and the mistakes we made," Clinton writes.
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So let's go back over to Andrew and Joe right now in New York.
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"I go back over my own shortcomings and the mistakes we made," she said.
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You have to go back over 20 years to get to its last major eruption.
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Then we have to go back over the books and see how it will go.
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" On losing the election: "I go back over my own shortcomings and the mistakes we made.
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The trick was to go back over their lives and figure out how they'd done it.
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I'VE COMMITTED TO GO BACK OVER AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR AND WORK WITH THEM ON THIS.
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Once a moral line is crossed, it's harder to go back over or un-ring that bell.
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But Safir doesn't take this badly; he's not here to criticize or go back over the ban.
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Occasionally I'd have to go back over an area to grab stubborn specks, but I was impressed.
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So if you go back over the years, we've been asked for more, and more, and more.
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The temptation to go back over and over to attempt a perfect run of progressions can be irresistible.
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Like you need to go back over 50 years in history to find a corollary to this mistake.
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"There's going to be a group of detectives that are going to go back over everything," he says.
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"There's going to be a group of detectives that are going to go back over everything," he says.
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You go back over a hundred years or more of artists' writings, and people do cite artists' writings.
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" When pressed by Camerota, Pogrebin said, "I just feel it's a distraction to try and go back over that.
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"Go back over to my Lexus, because I have a new doctor," Trump added, as if addressing the late princess.
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Go back over the exterior with a cloth again to remove any of the dust that has settled atop your device.
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Spaced repetition sees you go back over things you've learned (like new vocabulary) repeatedly to get them to stick in your head.
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As the animal returns on a beaten path to the den, we go back over the facts certain we ignored clear signs.
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Although his bank doesn't use SWIFT, the recent attacks were an opportunity to go back over the bank's security in much greater detail.
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If you go back over the 1930s and 1940s, we had about 300 to 400 people killed every year in the United States.
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"It would have been nice for sure to go back over there and kind of pick up where I left off," he said.
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If you're willing to spend a little more money—think $70 to $100—you can go back over to Amazon or your local Best Buy.
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Tensions between the two countries go back over 100 years to 7.23, when Japan occupied the Korean Peninsula and ruled it with an iron fist.
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Debris found off the African coast rekindled hope for many, prompting relatives like Grace Subathirai Nathan to demand investigators go back over mistakes made early on.
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"If you go back over two years, five years, ten years, 15 years, 50 years, 100 years, they cannot move in the same direction," Gartman said.
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"Footer" is one of those ones that'll make you want to go back over the final few paragraphs to make sure you read them right the first time.
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On the lower level of the terminal, passengers waited to board cars that came off the bridge and turned around on U-shaped tracks to go back over.
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"I go back over the video and I slow it down and right when Koda gets startled, there's a white light that shoots across the screen," Amber continued.
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The judge had agreed to all the jury's requests to go back over things until Friday afternoon when he refused to let them review a section of Mrs.
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As CJ and Sebastian go back over and over again to fix their mounting mistakes, the action starts to feel a little more Looper than Back to the Future.
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At the conclusion of the hearing, McCain said told Shanahan to go back over his questionnaire and resubmit his answers, and that would determine what he did with the nomination.
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And also, what strikes me as the reason why Brienne makes Jaime a likable character is —— COSTER-WALDAU Are you going to go back over something that I did wrong?
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A starter subscription of $79 a month also includes data on usage and engagement, plus the revenue that apps are bringing in, and the ability to go back over a month.
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I was learning everything about her album Lady Soul, including her phrasing and why it's so important to go back over and over until you get close to feeling what she's feeling.
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There's really no better way to recap the past year than to go back over what people were busy typing into search engines as our planet made its way around the sun.
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Hold, release, then while the hair is still hot, gently go back over the section to soften the wave by clamping the iron down and gently smoothing it over the hair, if needed.
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He then connected with DeAndre Jordan on an alley-oop dunk 46 seconds later for a 102-87 edge, and Brooklyn (10-9) made enough plays down the stretch to go back over .
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He then connected with DeAndre Jordan on an alley-oop dunk 46 seconds later for a 102-87 edge and Brooklyn (10-9) made enough plays down the stretch to go back over .
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" Forterra: "Yeah, it's a pipe company, and the problem with a pipe company is if you go back over the CSX presentation this morning, they said pipe sales, their actual cargo, are way down.
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That theory seemed to prove out in practice: I didn't have to go back over a piece of hair to remove the waves multiple times, as I would normally have to do with other straighteners.
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After Mr. Trump proposed him as his ambassador on Wednesday, Mr. Branstad emphasized his ties with Mr. Xi, which go back over three decades, when Mr. Xi visited Iowa as an obscure county official in Hebei.
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At a recent Knicks City Dancers rehearsal, Ms. Quezada had a firm message: "Carve this into your muscle memory because we don't have time to go back over this a million times on Sunday" — game day.
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Trump "needs his new secretary of state confirmed so the chief diplomat can go back over to North Korea and elsewhere to sit down and try to denuclearize the Korean peninsula, which is in everybody's interest," she said.
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Law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and the private sector -- if they work with the authorities -- can go back over his online activity to look at what platforms he used, block any extremist content he accessed and analyze his communications.
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" In his statement Friday, Bloomberg said, "I've had the company go back over its record and they've identified 3 NDAs that we signed over the past 30-plus years with women to address complaints about comments they said I had made.
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STEVE MOLLENKOPF: Well, you know, our perspective on that, and I would just back through the history of it, if you go back over the last 25 months, we signed major agreements, or an extension of an agreement with Samsung last January.
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But I honestly think that after you look at the choices that were in front of him and you go back over the eight years and you ask yourself which was the biggest blunder, I don't think you can come up with one.
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In her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in September, she spoke with the precision of an expert — she is a psychology professor — and the thoroughness of someone who has been forced to go back over her memories again and again and again.
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"I've had the company go back over its record and they've identified 3 NDAs that we signed over the past 30-plus years with women to address complaints about comments they said I had made," Bloomberg said in a statement Friday afternoon.
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The first feature, called multi-snap recording, will let you record up to six 10-second clips in succession, so you can go back over up to one minute of footage and pick out the best clips to send out or save to your Story.
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The second one was only revealed in detail this week, and was discovered and patched only because the first software issue caused the ground team on the mission to go back over all the software relating to the capsule's re-entry and check for potential errors.
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"I put it up on my little shelf thing and I go over and I get a bite, and I come back and I [wash my hair] and I scrub, and I go back [and take a drink], I go back over," she says, miming the actions.
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Robot vacuums have become pretty advanced and intelligent in recent years and actually do a good job cleaning floors, so you don't even have to go back over the spot with your manual vacuum as you may have done in the early days of the 'bots.
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John Newman, a former Justice Department antitrust attorney who's now an assistant professor of law at the University of Memphis, said political watchers would need to go back over a century to find the last time antitrust issues played such a prominent role in a campaign.
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The first lady gave the most inspiring and best-delivered speech endorsing Clinton of any I have heard in a long time — and that is a long time, since I go back over 46 years with Hillary, whose last name when I first met her at Yale Law School was then Rodham.
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Go back over who said what in the course of last year's referendum — we are still doing little else in this country — and the most startling, if not the most decisive, moment came when Mr. Corbyn declared his support for remaining in such a dispirited and halfhearted fashion that it could easily have been mistaken for an argument for leaving.
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If Democrats would like to go back over 35 years and investigate such matters — which Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, among others, is calling for with Kavanaugh — then fine, let's do it, and examine Juanita Broaddrick's or Kathleen Willey's claims regarding sexual assaults by Bill Clinton.
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Poomulli () is a Namboothiri family whose origins go back over 900 years. Poomulli's name has been closely associated with the culture and heritage of Kerala.
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The origins of Portuguese rugby go back over a century, but it was only in the 1920s, and the 1950s that periods of consolidation occurred. The first recorded Portuguese game occurred at Cruz Quebrada on the outskirts of Lisbon in 1903.
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They can evaluate themselves, go back over their lectures, scores that students give them at the end of the semester, and seek advice and training from their peers. By doing so, instructors may find students are more willing, likely, or interested in communicating with them.
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The custom of removing one's shoes before entering the house is believed to go back over one thousand years to the pre-historical era of elevated-floor structures. It has continued to the present, even after the westernization of the Japanese home, which began in the Meiji period (1868–1912).Genkan (entrance), Mini Encyclopedia.
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The outline of the clouds over the horizon emphasizes the birds' flight direction. Though they move from right to left you do not feel that the motion continues beyond the bounds of the picture. Swans seem to move towards the sailing ship and go back ( over snow-covered rocks) to the right corner of the canvas.
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The smaller pond was known as Lake Wyatchew prior to the dam's installation, and was briefly known later as Byrd's lake. The Rhodesleigh mansion is located by the lake. The Nisqually Indians say this lake was possessed by an evil female monster known as Whe-atchee. Legends of the creature attacking people go back over a century.
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The roots of Karaga go back over five centuries, and to the Thigala community which has kept the festival alive over the centuries. Mystery shrouds the origin of the Thigalas. By one account, the Thigalas sprung form the lions of the sage Angirasa whose progeny were the founders of most of the dynasties of South India.
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Kanike or कनिका in Hindi, literally translates as a 'granule'. It is usually a tiny gift, made of paper, left to please the gods. Its origins go back over 2000 years. The practice of leaving a Kanike may have stemmed from Jainism, although it is mainly associated with Hinduism, especially lesser Gods, such as Chelamma, the scorpion Goddess.
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Various proposals have been put forward to construct a Severn Barrage for tidal electricity production from Brean Down to Lavernock Point in south Wales. The proposals, which go back over 100 years, have never been successful so far, however Peter Hain and others are still working on further proposals and trying to persuade the government to fund either the barrage or tidal lagoons.
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Even after the day was over and the Prince would go back over the wall, they would remember more things that they forgot to talk about. The days passed and they would always play in the Princess’s garden since it was a nicer garden than the Prince’s. One afternoon Princess Gentianella goes to meet her Prince Amaryllis. As she approaches him he looks sad.
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The earliest settlements in the area go back over 10,000 years and are situated near what is today the Lerma River. The earliest known inhabitands of the area were the Mazahua. It was originally called "Ñiñi Mbate" which probably means 'place of the small plain' but possibly 'place of the first man'. This area was conquered by the Aztecs before the 16th century, and its last Aztec governor was named Ocoyotzen.
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Back on Hector Street, a man collapses in front of Cobble's Corner. As Jeffrey tries to lift him up, the man scolds him to go back over to his own side. Mr. Cobble comes up to him and tells him to do the same. When he and Amanda return home, they find Martha scrubbing off profanity that was written on the house that says "ISH BELLY GO HOME".
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Edward Elliott's historical approach meant he had difficulty explaining how these visions were a necessary and intrinsic part of the overall scheme of Revelation. In relating these new prophecies to world history, he was forced to go back over events with which he had already dealt. This created an unfortunate sense of redundancy and repetition. In his view, the writing within the sealed scroll dealt primarily with secular history whereas the writing on the outside dealt with ecclesiastical history.
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The origins of Canadian Regional go back over 40 years to when Time Air was formed by Walter "Stub" Ross from Lethbridge in Alberta. Time Air acquired Southern Frontier Airlines and North Canada Air. In January 1991, Canadian Regional Airlines was formed as a holding company to hold and manage Canadian Airlines Corporation's regional airline interests. At that time Canadian Airlines Corporation acquired 100% of both of Time Air and Ontario Express as well as 70% of Inter-Canadien.
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A multi-level converter (MLC) is a method of generating high-voltage wave- forms from lower-voltage components. MLC origins go back over a hundred years, when in the 1880s, the advantages of DC long-distance transmission became evident. Modular multi-level converters (MMC) were investigated by Tricoli et al in 2017. Although their viability for electric vehicles (EV) was established, suitable low-cost semiconductors to make this topology competitive are not currently available (as of 2019).
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Since then trespassers have carved names or initials into almost every brick of the tower within their reach. Some dates go back over 100 years. In 1970, the landowner bricked in the windows to protect the structure from vandals. Frenchman's Tower stands on Old Page Mill Road, midway between Foothill Expressway and Interstate 280, in Santa Clara County, California, within a strip of land within the borders of Palo Alto on land now owned by Stanford University.
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Nominally subject to Persia, they were virtually independent and they appear now as allies of Persia, now as the allies of Turkey.” British relations with the tribes and Sheikhs of Arabistan go back over 250 years to the time when, in 1765, the Agents of the Honourable East India Company attempted naval operations against the Ka’ab. Between 1776-1779 and Basra was under Persian rule but this brief inter-regnum left little or no mark on Arabistan or its people.
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A small, mid-20th century social-service-style structure is a way station between life and death. Every Monday, a group of recently deceased people check-in: the social workers in the lodge ask them to go back over their life and choose one single memory to take into the afterlife. They are given just a couple of days to identify their happiest memory, after which the workers design, stage and film them. In this way, the souls will be able to re-experience this moment for eternity, forgetting the rest of their life.
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This book is far below the standard set by Agatha Christie's earlier stories."The New York Times Book Review 7 April 1929 (Page 20) The Scotsman of 28 January 1929 said, "Less good in point of style than some of her earlier novels, The Seven Dials Mystery…maintains the author's reputation of ingenuity." The review went on to say that, "It is an unusual feature of this story that at the end, the reader will want to go back over the story to see if he has had a square deal from the author. On the whole he has.
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Viennet became aide-de-camp to général de Montélégier, himself aide-de-camp to the duc de Berry. Viennet did not return to the imperial armies during the Hundred Days and refused to vote in favour of the acte additionnel, thus forcing himself to procure a voyage to Cayenne. Only at the insistence of his father's friend Cambacérès was the order already signed by minister Denis Decrès revoked. The Bourbons fled, but Viennet did not follow the duc de Berry to Ghent, for which the duke criticised Viennet despite his refusal to go back over to Napoleon's side.
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This defensive maneuver is used when a wrestler is thrown over the top rope. While being thrown over, the wrestler grabs the top rope with both hands and holds on so that they ends up dangling from the top rope but not landing on the apron or floor. The wrestler then proceeds to lift their legs over their head and rotates their body back towards the ring to go back over the top rope and into the ring, landing in the ring on their feet. The wrestler can also perform a head scissor hold or a type of kick to strike an opponent on the inside to throw them over.
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Commenting on the album's sound, Key said he knew people would be divided on the band's direction. He continued, "I've heard some people complaining, like, 'Ohhh, there's just not enough pure hardcore noise or completely discombobulated beats,' and it's like, well, maybe we'll get there again! We could have made a solid noise album, but that would have been an album that sounded like not so much of a progression to us". Ogre agreed with Key's sentiment: > I think the passage of time has painted us into a corner of being something > so chaotic and so incredibly dark, but if you go back over our catalog > there's a lot of moments where there are softness and a less abrasive and > very melodic aspect to what we did.
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After Rudge's reign ended the club entered a decline, slipping into the fourth tier whilst twice entering administration in 2003 and 2012. The decline was arrested when Norman Smurthwaite brought the club out of administration in 2012 and manager Micky Adams achieved automatic promotion from League Two in the 2012–13 season, though they were relegated back into League Two at the end of the 2016–17 season after a failed experiment with a continental staff and playing style. First team matches were recorded for the first time in 1882, meaning records go back over 125 years, friendlies are not included in this data (including goal tallies). As of the 2020–21 season, Port Vale have never played top- flight football, they have spent 41 seasons in the second tier, 46 seasons in the third tier, 22 seasons in the fourth tier of the Football League, as well as 16 seasons in non-league football.
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The Transgender Archives at the University of Victoria contains archival material from both large and small trans organizations and focuses on the contributions of activists and researchers working for the betterment of trans, non-binary, and Two-Spirit people. While the archive currently emphasizes collections from North America and Europe, the materials go back over 120 years, and are in 15 languages from 23 countries on six continents; if the materials were all lined up along one long shelf, the collection would stretch the length of one-and-a- half football fields. Holdings include: approximately 2,000 books, including many rare and first editions; large collection of informational pamphlets and booklets produced by advocacy organizations for educational purposes; historical and organizational records for several significant trans activist groups including personal papers from some leaders; international newsletters from trans communities; multimedia collection representing and recording trans experience; and a large collection of ephemera. At approximately of books, periodicals, and archival materials, the collection is the "largest trans- focused archival collection in the world".
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After a two- seasons break due to injury Simonsig finally made his return in a hurdle race in November 2015 at Aintree over two and a half miles. He raced keenly through the early part of the race and tracked the pace of his stablemate Bobs Worth but when asked for an effort from his rider, Barry Geraghty, Simonsig could not quicken finishing a clear second with the other three runners failing to make any impact. Trainer Nicky Henderson said: "I would like to go back over fences with Simonsig but you can see how keen he is and we had to take the freshness out of him, that was the objective". He was set to run over fences at the 2016 Cheltenham Festival having race entries in a couple of races but was pulled out of it with few days before the start and three weeks later again he was withdrawn from the Aintree festival but finally made his reappearance in Ireland for the Punchestown Champion Chase at the end of April 2016.
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Møller-Plesset perturbation theory (MPn) and coupled cluster theory (CC) are examples of these post-Hartree-Fock methods. In some cases, particularly for bond breaking processes, the Hartree- Fock method is inadequate and this single-determinant reference function is not a good basis for post-Hartree-Fock methods. It is then necessary to start with a wave function that includes more than one determinant such as multi- configurational self-consistent field (MCSCF) and methods have been developed that use these multi-determinant references for improvements. However, if one uses coupled cluster methods such as CCSDT, CCSDt, CR-CC(2,3), or CC(t;3) then single-bond breaking using the single determinant HF reference is feasible. For an accurate description of double bond breaking, methods such as CCSDTQ, CCSDTq, CCSDtq, CR-CC(2,4), or CC(tq;3,4) also make use of the single determinant HF reference, and do not require one to use multi-reference methods. ;Example: Is the bonding situation in disilyne Si2H2 the same as in acetylene (C2H2)? A series of ab initio studies of Si2H2 is an example of how ab initio computational chemistry can predict new structures that are subsequently confirmed by experiment. They go back over 20 years, and most of the main conclusions were reached by 1995.
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