Vignettes pass from right to left: they meet, they fall in love, they move in together, they brush their teeth, they go fishing, they go fishing, they go fishing.
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If you just want to go fishing, you can go fishing to your heart's content.
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If I want to go fishing rather than play golf, it's always like, 'Why would you go fishing all weekend?
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The second thing is that I love to go fishing.
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I might take a week off and go fishing. Nah.
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Sometimes when you go fishing, the fish bites you back.
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I wanted us to go fishing play ball go camping.
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Sometimes, they trekked up to Central Park to go fishing.
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" Moore: "I used to go fishing a lot with my grandfather.
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"You don't abstain because you prefer to go fishing," she said.
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Sometimes, when you go fishing for the truth, you catch a catfish.
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Each year, millions of Americans head out to go fishing or hunting.
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Summer was coming, and he wanted to be ready to go fishing.
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Tourists might soon have the opportunity to go fishing at Rosehall, too.
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I went to go fishing, and it was too much down time.
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Like me, I like to go fishing; she likes to sing and dance.
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I suggest we go fishing and we somehow drag Andrew along with us.
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I have to go fishing a whole lot now that the weather's warming up.
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During those months, residents used their dog sleds to go fishing and seal hunting.
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"We used to go fishing a lot when I was a little kid," he says.
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We've driven to the outskirts of Bangkok to do what he does best: go fishing.
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Billy Kim recalled how President Kim Il Sung asked Graham to go fishing with him.
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Coney Island isn't exactly the ideal location to go fishing, especially during the dead of winter.
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This crowd will never vote for Clinton, but on Election Day, they just might go fishing.
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Then you could put your tinny in the water at Vesteys Beach midmorning and go fishing.
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IN HIS SPELLS of leisure time, when he had any, Paul Volcker liked to go fishing.
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People do report that therapists go 'fishing' around to uncover the trauma that 'led to' the dysphoria.
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It's not an easy structure to go fishing around in, especially when it gets embedded in deeply.
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The story's about two of the boys who decide they want to skip church and go fishing.
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If your argument against the deal is to go fishing, then things are in pretty good shape.
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Since I live on the Jersey Shore, I love to be on the water and go fishing.
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Parked between the Hummer and that boat he bought to go fishing, that he's still never used.
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Ilana and Abbi go fishing for the bike lock key Ilana dropped in a subway grate using gum.
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And incidentally, I have not had much time to garden, go fishing, or learn how to can food.
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Let them go fishing or someplace south, stick them on a farm somewhere, and get our country moving.
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All I want is some chickens and a garden and place to go fishing once in a while.
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Additional components that function similar to little magnets are attached to those DNA pieces, and they go fishing.
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Willis likened it to using the hydroids as bait for the sea slugs to go fishing for plankton.
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We fish, there's less fish, the dolphin go looking for fish, they steal ours, so we go fishing more.
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"I just want the dude to go fishing so we can eat," she tells a small group of conspirators.
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On July 24, 2015, Cohen and Stephanos decided to go fishing for dolphinfish off the coast Palm Beach County.
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He was dressed as if he were about to go fishing, with his pants tucked into big rubber boots.
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If you don't go fishing you don't catch fish and there are many sports that have taken that attitude.
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Originally from Afghanistan, he and his friends ride their bicycles and go fishing along the shore to kill time.
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The black people in Ms. Sherald's portraits go fishing, cradle their children and bring balloons to a birthday party.
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Salvini said his first move after Sunday's elections would be to take a few days off to go fishing.
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You can dig down for resources, chop trees to pieces for wood, or go fishing in bodies of water.
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Jorge Nuñez of the Peruvian Navy said fishermen would be allowed to go fishing in certain areas off Lima.
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She is a bubbly teenager who has traveled here regularly to visit and to go fishing and snorkeling on vacation.
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It's no more possible to trademark a video or a class of videos than it is to go fishing for deer.
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That's a tough thing to say no to as a parent … But if he doesn't finish school, he doesn't go fishing.
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Maybe you should just go fishing on Sunday, or put in tomatoes, or take a long meandering walk through the Frick.
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He encourages travelers who are seeking a beach getaway or want to go fishing to consider destinations other than the Galápagos.
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Raham Ali, Mr. Ali's father, said his son was an auto rickshaw driver and had left that day to go fishing.
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We can show our audience we have runners out there who love to cook, love to create, love to go fishing.
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Instead, it was the little boy from the village, Lanh (Tan Ly), whom Nicky had taken on the boat to go fishing.
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When she told him the tape was in the creek, he'd suggested they walk there and go fishing for a few hours.
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I would find land, farm corn and sell it, go fishing and sell the fish, and spend the money on my children.
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And he has a boat he is trying to sell because he does not care to go fishing again any time soon.
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"He definitely would go fishing for random things, find some minute detail and blow up about that," a former employee told us.
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"Always great to be back in the state especially if I get to go fishing afterwards," the president's son captioned an Instagram post.
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Not only does the water look a lot more realistic now, but you can also grab a rod and go fishing in it.
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He was first cast as kingmaker in 1996, when he famously put off coalition talks the day after the election to go fishing.
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"Please, we want to go fishing out there as much as we want, without the curfew on fishing only once a day," he said.
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Four children in Australia, ages 10 to 14, stole a family car for a 600-mile road trip to so they could go fishing.
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You can hunt buffalo and deer or go fishing, and doing so not only provides useful items, but it helps keep the group fed.
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Mr Obioma's debut, a tale of four brothers who play truant and go fishing—and the trouble that ensues—was a hit in 2015.
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This sleek magnetic organizer keeps all of your cables in one place so you never have to go fishing for them on the floor.
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Let me tell you, Marcos said, about the silence in the morning before the first birdcalls, down at the lake where we go fishing.
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Trilobites With its bone-dry grasslands and oppressive heat, the middle of the Namib Desert may seem like a strange place to go fishing.
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A boy takes an inner tube to go fishing on the Tigris River near Wanke, a farming village three miles downstream of the dam.
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With more than 300 miles of shoreline, the lake gives Del Webb residents the perfect place to take the boat out and go fishing.
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He took one 21-year-old patient out at dawn to go fishing; they sat together in silence, watching for the sun to come up.
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When he's not campaigning on those and other issues, Sonneborn is busy with his studies, participating in school activities and making time to go fishing.
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As Zakrasek quipped, the fact that you like to go fishing doesn't mean you are looking for a job on a fishing boat, after all.
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"Some people love to go fishing, hunting, they collect art… my hobby is the Buffalo Bills, that's what I do," Castro says in the video.
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After taking a tour of the Civil War-era fort, guests can go fishing on the inlet or take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean.
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At my first stop, a pair of men were leaning on a gatepost, wearing khaki clothes, about to go fishing — archetypal Trump voters, I thought.
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At the 150-bed facility here, Benjamin showed off a spacious swimming pool, Tiki bar, dog park and a lake where residents can go fishing.
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" Mr. Delarue joked that if he were 100 percent sure that Ms. Le Pen would lose the election, he "would go fishing on that day.
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Under the act, Jeshke said he needed government approval to mow some areas of his property or make changes to manmade lakes where kids go fishing.
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If you want to catch some bugs, there's an island just for that, while you can go fishing either at the beach or a local stream.
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There were pictures of Yarny using its thread to go fishing in a lake, and ones where it's used like a lasso to grab onto branches.
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Their team cornerstone, Crosby, will take a brief breather this summer, maybe go fishing back home in Nova Scotia, and then start pointing toward next season.
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In Surin, I relax, go fishing, hang out with family... I'd rather be home in Surin, but I have to be here in Bangkok for work.
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The Drews say they have been fascinated with insects ever since they used flies and maggots to go fishing as children at their grandparents' home in England.
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Father and son bought a farm together outside Nashville a few years ago and the family gathers there for holidays, and to go fishing and hike the trails.
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While the dance move that inspired SAW's movements is called the worm, the robot doesn't actually move anything like the creepy crawlies you dig up to go fishing.
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Don't go fishing for insider company information or use a happy hour as an excuse to bash another coworker (no matter how annoying he or she may be).
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Vanity Fair editor-in-chief Graydon Carter told The New York Times the reasons behind the cancellation were "Trump" and "the fish" — he plans to go fishing instead.
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When local lumber mill manager Pete Martell heads out one morning to go fishing only to find a dead body on a nearby beach, he promptly phones the sheriff.
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I was well-advanced on what it was going to be about, but I loved it once I got there and saw it, especially because I could go fishing too.
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He was in the library with his friends, trying to decide whether they were going to go fishing or play golf after school, when they heard the sound of gunshots.
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Matt was the one brother still absent; he lived at home with his parents but had left the day before to go fishing on Fishers Island in Long Island Sound.
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"You take it out on the sand and go fishing, dogs are in the car, it's utilitarian and fun and sexy at the same time," Levin said about his vehicles.
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Eubanks was in the library with his friends, trying to decide whether they were going to go fishing or play golf after school, when they heard the sound of gunshots.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - In the seaside city of Wonsan, North Korean families cook up barbecues on the beach, go fishing, and eat royal jelly flavor ice cream in the summer breeze.
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Bateman revealed that back in the day, he and his costar on the show, Ricky Schroder, used to sneak into the Jaws attraction at Universal Studios to swim and go fishing.
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In the latest move, Graydon Carter, editor of the Condé Nast magazine, has decided not to attend the president's White House Correspondents Dinner, because he would really just rather go fishing.
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" But he added, "That's like asking me if I didn't go fishing Saturday, how many fish will I have caught," and blasted the inquiry as a "fair and impartial firing squad.
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This is not the first time Russia has had to go fishing for its nuclear-powered cruise missile, but this appears to be the first time a recovery effort has exploded.
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Mr. Deripaska has stayed silent, saying only that he skipped this year's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, an event he usually attends, to go fishing on Lake Baikal in Russia.
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On the surrounding property, guests can go fishing or take a swim in the nearby creek, grill some food on the communal patio or unwind under the stars in the hot tub.
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But to the average parent out there, those who go fishing with their kids and worry about their health and happiness, being a proud American is not something to be conflicted about.
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We know Jack's father struggled with alcoholism, but in this particular flashback, Jack sits seemingly alone in the car on the way to go fishing while his father stops off at a bar.
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Race your friends with Toy-Con RC cars, go fishing in Labo's aquarium mode, build a house, pull off wicked stunts on a motorbike, or create your own symphony with the Labo piano.
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Zuckerberg and Sandberg will be served with an formal summons should they "decide to come to Canada to go fishing," said Canada's Charlie Angus, a parliamentarian for the left-leaning New Democratic Party.
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The police have been trying to catch these thieves, by hiding cameras near the blue boxes and staking them out in the middle of the night when the criminals most often go fishing.
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"This would prevent law enforcement from simply using the database as a vehicle to go fishing, but at the same time it would preserve the operational capabilities of the program," Schiff told reporters.
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Machine learning combats a problem called "multiple comparison problem," wherein researchers essentially go fishing for a statistically significant result in their data (with enough brain scans, some region is bound to "light up" somewhere).
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Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter said in an interview last month with The New York Times the move to forgo his magazine's festivities was due to Trump — and his own plans to go fishing.
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That town has long been popular with tourists, a good place for the well-heeled to have second homes and a marina that is a huge draw for those who want to go fishing.
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That town has long been popular with tourists, a good place for the well-heeled to have second homes and a marina that is a huge draw for those who want to go fishing.
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"Rather than getting ready to go to a studio, we head out to our boat to go fishing as the sun rises," she says, adding that the fish love to bite at first light.
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Or, in an effort to teach her sons not to take their lives for granted, stick them in cold Atlantic waters and make them go fishing for dinner with their feet as she used to.
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Those who finished work early could go fishing and bring back their catch to be fried that night; plantation owners didn't mind, Mr. Miller said, because it was one less meal they had to provide.
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But if it's the vice presidency, if a cabinet position is where he needs somebody with my experience, then I'm not going to go back to Texas and say, 'Aw shucks sir, I'm gonna go fishing.
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But researchers who visited a different colony say they witnessed the animals taking breaks from their breeding duties to go fishing in the winter darkness, challenging the popular notion that they are nature's most dedicated dads.
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We had plans to go fishing with my dad on Saturday morning, so we decided to stay at my parents' house that night so we could sleep in a little more before leaving on the boat at 7 a.m.
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"Chairman Cummings's investigation is not about restoring integrity to the security clearance process, it is an excuse to go fishing through the personal files of dedicated public servants," said Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, the Oversight Committee's top Republican.
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The amount of unlocks was not varied or frequent enough to be habit forming and they're tucked away in the profile section of the app so you really have to go fishing for them if you want to take advantage.
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Meghan McCain on Monday explained her initial Twitter response in which she urged the president to spend more time with his family rather than tweeting about the late senator, describing how she would go fishing and hiking with her father.
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"We owned a series of dilapidated boats we'd take out on the water to go fishing and drink beer and have all sorts of adventures," Mr. Hotchner told the London newspaper The Daily Mirror after Newman's death in September 2008.
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Earlier this year BTS was allowed an "extended period of rest and relaxation" — in the words of the wildly successful group's record label — during which band members got to visit museums, go to concerts by other groups, and go fishing, Billboard reported.
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Gina Pakarati, a tour guide who is a relative of the unidentified driver, said in an interview that the man had parked his truck in the hilly, coastal area to go fishing, wedging rocks under the tires to keep it from moving.
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Even when things were going well, Franklin Roosevelt liked to say, periodically, that it was time for him to disappear — to keep a low profile, get out of the public eye and go fishing, even in that much less media-freighted era.
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"The EU have ruined the fish trade, absolutely, when our people can only go fishing two days a week and the rest of the EU can go whenever they want," he explained, adding that he felt the campaign had been patriotic rather than racist.
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With such a bevy of food and natural splendor in the Spokane/Coeur d'Alene area, it does raise the question — Why did I travel so far (Brewster, where I booked my trip with Moon's Guide Service, is 130 miles from Spokane) to go fishing?
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I drank coffee out of plastic foam cups before school, and in the summer all the teens in my neighborhood would meet down at the Kennebec River and go fishing, even though the river was too polluted for us to eat what we caught.
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As for the older Labo Kits, I can already play piano (kinda), and I can go fishing just as easily in Zelda: BotW, but the combination of a bigger world to play in and neat, bespoke controllers seems more like the platform I hoped Labo would be.
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If you're looking for some holiday reading, join us on an investigative choose-your-own-adventure — from the interrogation room of a rural Alabama sheriff to the imagined glamour of Trump Tower Moscow to the sunny coastal shores where a master spy hoped to go fishing.
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One is about when I go home to Alaska, every time I go home I go fishing and pick wild blueberries and salmon berries, because I'm usually there in the summer so theres something really wonderful about enjoying the natural foods that I grew up with that are there.
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"I tell them that Trouper didn't get any respect from the person who hurt him — he'll never climb a tree, feed himself or go fishing with his family like other raccoons," says Lee, 71, who is single with no children, suffers from multiple sclerosis and is sight-impaired.
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So if you're flying in a park for fun, if it's not for professional purposes, if you're not a photographer or giving some sort of site inspection, you still need to register your drone in the same way you would maybe get a fishing permit to go fishing.
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It's served daily in an Art Deco room, in which there's a centrally located marble fountain (where, once upon a time, guests could literally go fishing), and food is consumed to the soundtrack of a live harp—there's always someone playing a harp (every press release I saw stressed this fact).
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In fact, Guzman himself is believed to have been intercepted sending messages to a woman, asking her to find someone "willing to go fishing," or, meet a ship filled with drugs hundreds of miles off the coast of the US, and bring the drugs back to shore in a fishing boat.
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But no, you do not have to catch your own as at the new Zauo restaurant in Chelsea, where patrons can go fishing; Unagi's chefs do the work, then steam them with a coating of sugar and soy sauce, and grill them over charcoal ($29 for a half eel, $49 for whole).
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Because those who go fishing must fish where the fish reside, and many of these voters are viewers of Fox News, smart Democrats would welcome, not shun, a debate moderated by respected journalists on the news side of Fox with a recent history of conducting fair debates — as opposed to the preternaturally biased Fox evening opinion hosts.
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With the assurance that "Grandpa Bob" Walton would keep an eye on him, DeOrr's mom, Jessica Mitchell, and father, who is also named DeOrr Kunz but also goes by Vernal, walked off from the campsite to go fishing on July 10, 2015 — but when the boy's dad returned, the son they lovingly called "Little Man" was nowhere to be found.
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"All the things that people want to do — water parks, wave pools, beaches, wade into the water to go fishing, super-soaker fights in the front yard, water balloon fights — it reminds me just how much both water and fun have a part in our life and how much that's truly missed by people when they have to use powered mobility devices," he said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) decried calls from Senate Democrats for fresh witnesses, saying they want the chamber to go "fishing" during the trial (The Hill).
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) on Tuesday knocked talk of calling additional impeachment witnesses, arguing that Democrats want the Senate to go "fishing" during the soon-to-start impeachment trial.
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