They go in for birth control, they go in for Pap smears.
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We had to go in the servant's entrance and go in a back elevator.
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He's a streaky player, and it seems like when they go in, they go in in bunches, so I am hoping they start to go in in tons.
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We really don't go in there much until they go in to find Will at the end.
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"It's really anything that doesn't go in your refrigerator, but might go in your pantry," Green said.
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I'd dare myself to go in there, just go in and appear and don't say a thing.
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Sometimes when you go in the house, you may have problems when you go in the house.
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I was a teenager so I wanted her to go in one door and I'd go in another.
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Go in too hard and you may burn your bridges; go in too soft and you could miss your chance.
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I go in with a boa, I go in with heels... [Laughs] No. He's a farmer, a lovely, lovely guy.
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Winter gear, like hats and gloves, go in the warming box, and perishable snacks and beer go in the cooling one.
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"I was never afraid to go in the pool, but I was afraid to go in the deep end," he explains.
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I will literally go in the men's bathroom probably more than I will go in the women's bathroom in New York.
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"I can go in a closet; I can go in a parking lot—I will take care of [patients]," Kenneth said.
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"I was never afraid to go in the pool, but I was afraid to go in the deep end," he told PEOPLE.
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TIM COOK: There's always a debate on what will happen, what categories we should go in, what categories we should not go in.
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I say stringy vegetables like celery should go in the trash, and he believes it's okay if they go in the garbage disposal.
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It's nice to kind of not have to go in and overthink things too much, just kind of go in there out and play.
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You can't pinpoint one moment or one day where your life started to go in a direction you didn't want it to go in.
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Hitman Go proved to be a surprising hit, and the studio followed up with Lara Croft Go in 2015, and Deus Ex Go in 2016.
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Not everybody have the luxury to go in their f---ing bedroom and to go in a big-ass house and get away from people.
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"When I go in, I go in basically and start each dog at a 0 regardless of what I am told," Crosby said of his process.
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That is what they tell themselves, at least, during the drudgery of a slump or when trying to rationalize the pucks that don't go in, won't go in.
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First thing that you can do is when you go in to give somebody feedback, make sure that you go in humbly, that you're open to being wrong.
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So, my focus is not going to be okay let's go in there and make immediate changes, my focus is going to be, let's go in there and learn.
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This way, if somebody isn't supposed to go in the secret lab, Alcatraz AI can detect if they're trying to sneak in by following someone who is authorized to go in there.
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"The little boy himself had already been talking about wanting to go in, go in, get in the water and his mother is like, 'No you're not, no you're not,' " O'Connor said.
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"The little boy himself had already been talking about wanting to go in, go in, get in the water and his mother is like, 'No you're not, no you're not,' " O'Connor said.
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"It's a huge blessing to go in with Coach Cowher and a tremendous honor to go in with Donnie Shell because the Steelers' defenses in the '216s laid our foundation," Polamalu said.
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AD: I think there was always this idea that China was like the Mecca, you know the land of opportunity for non-Chinese companies to go in, like American companies to go in.
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I go in with a strong concept and work technically.
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I quickly finish and go in to get her ready.
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We have a long way to go in transforming masculinity.
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Will they watch to see which restroom I go in?
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I think he's going to go in and do well.
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Y'all look so dumb playing Pokemon Go in public. pic.twitter.
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It was a great feeling to see it go in.
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Fan came to see Go in an entirely new way.
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I'm confident that I can go in there and win.
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I had her go in the booth and say it.
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The goal should be to go in the opposite direction.
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Here's a tip, maybe don't go in for a kiss.
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Let's go in for a close up: Recognise it yet?
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A group of youngsters is the first to go in.
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And it seems like they have to go in order.
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We're going to have some of the press go in.
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Please let me go in and get you another one.
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We don't know how it's going to go in 2020.
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In terms of "Go In," it's time to start meditating.
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It's good to see that one go in, for sure.
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We may go in the lead by a little bit.
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Would I still be willing to go, in that case?
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You go in these little, portable, cramped things called honeywagons.
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So I don't think it's gonna go in that direction.
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Where do you want to go in the solar system?
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It took 10 years for dollar flows to go in.
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So, yes, I'd absolutely would go in if he attacked.
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KS: I think it's a good time to go in.
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Go in with the right expectations and have a blast.
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The company has a ways to go in that regard.
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We can always go in that direction if we like.
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That's just how things go in UK politics these days.
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You go in, fight your opponent, and get your rewards.
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When I talk about Bob Dylan, I go in reverie.
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They're not going to be wanding people to go in.
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If it didn't go in, I still had one more.
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After that, any leftovers have to go in the trash.
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McDonald's has joined a partnership with "Pokemon Go" in Japan.
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There's not much space to go in the other direction.
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Justice League, however, seems to go in the opposite direction.
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But the world allows you to go in any direction.
|
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His words go in one ear and out the other.
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I'm confident that Apple will increasingly go in this direction.
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But we don't go in for big formal pitch sessions.
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The world itself is different with "Pokémon Go" in it.
|
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I didn't know, I didn't go in with preconceived notions.
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Wasiu: Musicians come and go in every city or scene.
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People don't just go in to look around and dream.
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I'd go in the back and lift the hoods up.
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Or submit or whimper or go in the other room?
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The silicon tips that go in your ear are sticky.
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Truthfully, it really doesn't matter which order you go in.
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Why didn't they go in two, three, four months before?
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When I was a kid, I could go in blackface.
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Recent years have seen things go in the opposite direction.
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And potential entrepreneurs should go in with their eyes open.
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I just had to go in there and get it.
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Things look darker the deeper they go in the skin.
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We have a long way to go, in other words.
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Everybody believes that we have to go in this direction.
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Do you know what direction you want to go in?
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If you go in expecting that, you'll be sorely disappointed.
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But the more I go in, the saner they become.
|
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I've got like 570 days to go in this job.
|
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They didn't go in together and she walked out solo.
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So, I mean, tomorrow morning I go in for surgery.
|
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Still have a half hour to go in this show.
|
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Once the puck goes in it starts to go in.
|
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"Toilet civilization has a long way to go in China."
|
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Just as they go in for a kiss, Gabe calls.
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You need to go in there and do your thing.
|
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" Asked "What would you like to see go in 2017?
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That's when Officer Spingola said he had to go in.
|
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They might have told us not to go in there.
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We didn't want people to go in to disprove it.
|
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Things usually go in a direction I don't really expect.
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DE), maker of chips that go in Apple Inc's (AAPL.
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I'm not going to go in there just for money.
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I didn't go in '22012 or '230, so stupid me.
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I go in there and tell people about my life.
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I think that's partially because they go in your bathroom.
|
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Summer's over, who wants to go in a pond anyway?
|
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I would still recommend people go in and get screened.
|
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That always dictates the direction I want to go in.
|
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The fillings go in and the pastry is folded over.
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Go in and check , says the Dark Voice of Unreason.
|
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"I go in with low expectations," Trump told CBS News.
|
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I was nervous but sad that it didn't go in.
|
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I will go in my bedroom and get into bed.
|
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The moment I go in the bowl it's pure vibes.
|
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"I did not go in blackface, please," Ms. Behar said.
|
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Skip the main entrance and go in the back door.
|
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And most of it can go in the washing machine.
|
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But Sandeep Swadia opted to go in the opposite direction.
|
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There's still a lot more to go in this investigation.
|
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You need to go in thinking it's liberals versus conservatives.
|
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Anything else will need to go in the back seat.
|
|
I prefer Proofpoint if we're going to go in there.
|
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"I don't know how it didn't go in," Westwood said.
|
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Because these things go in phases, teams rise and fall.
|
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Some people I know personally go in honor of people.
|
|
The money guys, in private, don't go in for cant.
|
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My children's and young adult books go in the library.
|
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: No, sir, you cannot go in with me.
|
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All later works will go in the new National Gallery.
|
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I think the public will go in the other direction.
|
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And you select objects and life forms to go in.
|
|
Private companies extract profit from communities when they go in.
|
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"Proteins go in and rebuild the hair follicle," she says.
|
|
And so where does it go in a digital age?
|
|
Sometimes, those unpredictable things will go in the player's favor.
|
|
He just has to go in there and stay focused.
|
|
"Shall we go in for a sauna, then?" one asks.
|
|
You then order ahead, go in, and grab your coffee.
|
|
"You should go in entirely new direction," Vig tells Grohl.
|
|
These things can all go in toxic directions, of course.
|
|
Okay, Attenborough isn't actually narrating Pokémon Go in real life.
|
|
Bring your sunburn; go in the water; drink a beer.
|
|
But Alison doesn't really go in for the God stuff.
|
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I tell you what, I wouldn't go in to lose.
|
|
And in the end, they all go in to dinner.
|
|
A contract Instacart grocery shopper will go in your place.
|
|
I was thinking they should not go in the landfill.
|
|
"Go in while you're young," was one wilderness advocate's rejoinder.
|
|
They love them and they love to go in groups.
|
|
Suddenly, I understand why men go in for penis enlargements.
|
|
Where ever you go in the world, McDonald's is there.
|
|
The shots just didn't go in; it scored two goals.
|
|
But when can a swimmer actually go in the water?
|
|
"Every time I go in there," she said, "it's enchanting."
|
|
Did you go in the bathroom while you were there?
|
|
We all go in there, slumped down, yeah, yeah, yeah.
|
|
But I felt the blade go in, saw him bleed.
|
|
Then I go in there, climb around on the wall.
|
|
" So Otto advises, "Go in with your coat on then.
|
|
Behar, the last original panelist, was let go in 2013.
|
|
"You need to go in chronological order," Ms. Broaddrick said.
|
|
Like, can't we just go in like normal people would?
|
|
Did you consciously try to go in a new direction?
|
|
There's just a week to go in the Winter Olympics.
|
|
That said, employees can be let go in restructurings too.
|
|
But will they get any of them to go in?
|
|
"The Iowa Democratic Party cannot go in and make changes."
|
|
There are entertainment options wherever you go in the house.
|
|
" [cries] "I don't want to go in the police car.
|
|
We're not going to go in and destroy the militias.
|
|
DOES HE HAVE TO PIVOT AND GO IN ANOTHER DIRECTION?
|
|
Here's our roundup of 63 places to go in 26.
|
|
Whenever I'm snagging bags, I always go in very optimistic.
|
|
"We don't want to go in attacking them," Wohlfeiler said.
|
|
Now I go in eBay to find Band of Outsiders.
|
|
No problem; you can go in person on Election Day.
|
|
I'm extremely honored to go in with all these men.
|
|
Instead, wet and soiled squares must go in the trash.
|
|
I wonder, how far can she go in this game?
|
|
Now, CP has chosen to go in a different direction.
|
|
So how far does $1 million actually go in retirement?
|
|
We go in three cars and raid the nearest supermarket.
|
|
At least, that's how it would go in the movies.
|
|
I go in for a blood test at 203 a.m.
|
|
"You always have to go in there confident," he says.
|
|
We have to go in and make an economic case.
|
|
We've got to go in with a total open mind.
|
|
Here's our roundup of 52 places to go in 2017.
|
|
Go in protected and get out as quickly as possible.
|
|
You flip it around, but it still won't go in.
|
|
The books all go in certain places in my apartment.
|
|
But Democrats want to go in the exact opposite direction.
|
|
You could go in at any season and find something.
|
|
TAPPER: Did he tell you why he didn't go in?
|
|
As police raids go in Egypt, this one was mild.
|
|
We're gonna have private industry go in and develop relationships.
|
|
And then we can go in search of that piece.
|
|
You go in and then you may never come out.
|
|
So, the ball goes in or it doesn't go in.
|
|
"You've got to go in the box," he told me.
|
|
How far back does your family heritage go in Hawaii?
|
|
Thom Tillis decided to go in a different direction entirely.
|
|
When I go in on something, I go all in.
|
|
It is the place where those overhead kicks go in.
|
|
I went in when I was supposed to go in.
|
|
Consider in particular where you might go in the USA.
|
|
So, I guess, should we go in … Lauren, you decide.
|
|
Sue has got to go in a minute for something.
|
|
Was it a group thing; did they go in shifts?
|
|
" You go in and you say, "What do you got?
|
|
If you go in the winter and you're driving outside of the south you should know how to drive in snowy conditions (since a 4WD does not magically make you go in the snow).
|
|
"We do have testing now that's available, and our kids will all go in and be tested and probably go in early and actually have a colonoscopy early," Kevin Sr. says of the boys.
|
|
The idea is that you get these little vending machines that are self sufficient, they can go in offices, they can go in Air BnBs, they can go wherever you might need a snack.
|
|
" He continued: "Well, we didn't — weren't driven back, he just decided not — General Schwarzkopf and others said, maybe let's not go in, I'm not sure — although I think Schwarzkopf actually maybe wanted to go in.
|
|
"As much as I wanted the shot to go in to win the game, I also wanted it to go in because I didn't want Kemba to give me 70," Butler said with a laugh.
|
|
California, depending on how the sales go in our nation's capital.
|
|
When you're hungry, you'll just go in for the kill, no?
|
|
I didn't go in to reconstruction to get a breast lift.
|
|
There's a long way to go in terms of true representation.
|
|
So you're going to go in and save, invest, cut costs.
|
|
Now officers go in alone or in pairs and start shooting?
|
|
The dancers go in and out of unison, revealing a logic.
|
|
So I had to go in and help the robots misbehave.
|
|
Give me 10 ideas of directions this blog can go in.
|
|
They were going to go in the first round to somebody.
|
|
I've seen him go in the booth and just black out.
|
|
It was nice to feel one and see it go in.
|
|
You have to go in there and look at the facts.
|
|
They said I'd have to go in for a semen analysis.
|
|
Why did the producer go in there in the first place?
|
|
I want to go in and do a lot of listening.
|
|
"There are tours that go in search of misery," he explained.
|
|
Why does the thinking go in that direction on the left?
|
|
Clearly they don't want to let it go in a rush.
|
|
That's all thanks to people letting them go in local waterways.
|
|
But I'm also ... Okay, let me go in reverse order. Okay.
|
|
There's more to go in order to actually do quantum computing.
|
|
BH: A lot of factors go in to that pitch, certainly.
|
|
Then there are the product testers that go in the fixture.
|
|
There's even some advice on where not to go in 2019.
|
|
He wanted to go in and left it over the plate.
|
|
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Agent Rick (ph), you can&apost go in there.
|
|
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I cannot go in the river to apprehend him.
|
|
Sometimes they go in large numbers to invade Iraq and Afghanistan.
|
|
So, I was like, 'Do you guys want to go in?
|
|
No. 9 Butler: Come on, how did this not go in?
|
|
Here's the scene: there's five seconds to go in quintuple overtime.
|
|
Woeful goodbyes come and go in the blink of an eye.
|
|
Just if you're just a hair off, it doesn't go in.
|
|
The vote is expected to go in favor of Pai's proposal.
|
|
We were asked to go in direct opposition to those looks.
|
|
"It's never easy to go in when you're cold," Mrazek said.
|
|
Observe verbal CliffsNotes go in one ear and out the other.
|
|
That's partially why they decided to go in a different direction.
|
|
Eight will go in service this year; 11 more next year.
|
|
Or, you know, you could go in the opposite direction entirely.
|
|
And I just wasn't ready to let him go in Culloden.
|
|
I'm assuming it's constitutional every single day when I go in.
|
|
"They're starting to go in," the 26-year vet Marleau said.
|
|
But that orange ring, that ball's got to go in there.
|
|
From here, the outbreak can go in two directions, Poland said.
|
|
But that doesn't mean we have to go in totally vulnerable.
|
|
I work late tomorrow, so I won't go in until noon.
|
|
But she had 10 more miles to go in the marathon!
|
|
It's to the point that we expect everything to go in.
|
|
You just feel like a badass when you go in there.
|
|
Just go out, go in the street and engage with people.
|
|
So why did she want to go in a different direction?
|
|
We usually record the basic tracks live, and then go in.
|
|
And these things change as the teachers go in and out.
|
|
"The 'F-word' has to go in the closet," Cher said.
|
|
For me, this means I have to go in the morning.
|
|
"We still have a long way to go" in Syria, Gen.
|
|
Everywhere you go in L.A. there is a no-carb option.
|
|
He got that senator to go in and get them going.
|
|
Everywhere you go in L.A. there is a no carb option.
|
|
And so I do, I go in if I have time.
|
|
You brighten every room you go in, you make every party.
|
|
So what if I go in and … they hand you clothes.
|
|
No, will I settle for less than I go in with?
|
|
It's best to go in with that mindset firmly in place.
|
|
Mr Trump said he wanted to "go in a tougher direction".
|
|
We chat for a bit, and then go in opposite directions.
|
|
I would give my left dreadlock not to go in tonight.
|
|
But we've decided to go in another direction this time around.
|
|
It's on my list of places to go in the universe.
|
|
I started to go in, and I just didn't feel right.
|
|
But how far will $14 billion go in building the wall?
|
|
You can imagine the environment in which the products go in.
|
|
"It felt good to see the ball go in," Selden said.
|
|
We'll try to go in and recover what can be recovered.
|
|
I just continued to go in, and I never really stopped.
|
|
I'm going to go in full drag and watch the episode.
|
|
But there's still a long way to go in this regard.
|
|
I said 'just before you go in, sit on those stairs.
|
|
"We just wanted to go in a different direction," Dowd said.
|
|
You expect the game to go in places you don't anticipate.
|
|
Because every other emotion is going to go in that direction.
|
|
The rest will go in a live auction on June 22nd.
|
|
Otherwise, this match-up looks like it'll go in SKT's favor.
|
|
"Things are starting to go in the right direction," Saucier said.
|
|
To let him go in and fight this fight is terrible.
|
|
I just didn't want to go in there and make enemies.
|
|
Why does the aid have to go in by truck convoy?
|
|
The sooner we can go in a different direction, the better.
|
|
"We always let our pets go in and out," said Ashley.
|
|
Nor did the newly unemployed go in search of work elsewhere.
|
|
Over 22022,21 pages of testimony would go in the official record.
|
|
You need to do a little homework and go in prepared.
|
|
I've just got to be ready to go in five days.
|
|
If you were smart you would go in and sing it.
|
|
No, I think the league should go in the other direction.
|
|
My first move with this investigation was to go in manually.
|
|
The left still has a long way to go in Appalachia.
|
|
It was good to see the puck go in for him.
|
|
We go in the hot tub, shoot pool, and drink beer.
|
|
Cool mode is the only way to go, in my opinion.
|
|
Like you'd go in to have a drink at a bar.
|
|
Developing a player isn't something you go in and out of.
|
|
Architectural fashions go in and out of style with disorienting alacrity.
|
|
Secondly we can then go in and activate these longevity genes.
|
|
I would like to go in this direction we initially discussed.
|
|
"We thought eventually it was going to go in," Letestu said.
|
|
"But we can't go in there thinking we have this down."
|
|
I think there's probably more upside to go in that name.
|
|
"I was thinking I would never go in Europe," he said.
|
|
Instead I just asked the bouncer if I could go in.
|
|
It seemed to go in directions that one would not predict.
|
|
The camp's residents say they will only go in one direction.
|
|
Even to go in reverse I simply pushed an "R" button.
|
|
Every time I go in [my room] there's a bad vibe.
|
|
JEFF MERKLEY, (D) OREGON: Yes, can I go in with you?
|
|
You go in the locker room and everyone's laughing and joking.
|
|
When you go in without scruples, it's fairly easy to succeed.
|
|
Things in life always go in cycles and it's that time.
|
|
Everyone should go in with some quarters and just experience it.
|
|
Jeanette released the ball—and watched it go in and out.
|
|
A full-body backpack and smaller sacks to go in it.
|
|
You know, anybody obviously can go in and edit ... Mayo Clinic?
|
|
But then sometimes you go in, and they have a dungeon.
|
|
It could easily go in the direction of something very dark.
|
|
It doesn't necessarily always have to go in the 'perfect' order.
|
|
You go in there and it smells like a different world.
|
|
Anywhere you go in the world the Lego is the same.
|
|
If I didn't go in there, I would've ended up dead.
|
|
Joe: So, they just go in, they grab one of these.
|
|
Then we'll take off our clothes and go in the water.
|
|
It's just not enough to go in having read a book.
|
|
He's already had to go in and update his testimony once.
|
|
"Oh no, I can't go in there," he said, backing out.
|
|
They go in our village, and it annoys us too much.
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You hear the air go in his mouth and then escape.
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You go in there and see all the booty you want!
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I walk to a meeting but can't bear to go in.
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I feel that it is a good time to go in.
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"I go in, and I'm there for two hours," he said.
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This is, they say, how things tend to go in Appalachia.
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If I'm going to go, I want to go in luxury.
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So next time, we go in with our eyes wide open.
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Fogg doesn't go in for sightseeing and neither especially does Verne.
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When he said he wasn't going to go in the Army?
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Why go in those two directions at Google at the time?
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But year three, they were—and it would go in waves.
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We'll all go in there and train together and have fun.
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I go in by the stage door; I'm happiest that way.
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It's also possible that ... he could go in a different direction.
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Tuesday can go in one of a couple of kitchen directions.
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It just happens to go in and out of public consciousness.
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You can go in there and lie down and fall asleep.
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Mr. Trump said he wanted to go in a "tougher" direction.
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You can look at it when you go in the street.
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Sesame seeds, or the Japanese condiment furikake can go in there.
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Monday's draw leaves four games to go in this year's match.
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"I can go in under two if I go really fast."
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"But you never go in wanting to lose money," Kennedy said.
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How far are we prepared to go in an escalatory spiral?
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I didn't actually go in, as it was a Buddhist holiday.
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Wireless earbuds are the way to go in terms of headphones.
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These are the rooms we&aposre not supposed to go in.
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I believe I still let my imagination go in that way.
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It was named "Andiamo", which translates to "let's go" in Italian.
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A pipeline will either go in the ground, or it won't.
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"I don't want to go in the police car," she sobbed.
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" She added, "How far will we go in shame and abomination?
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They go in groups of five to seven people for safety.
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The bags go in a certain place; the clothing gets hung.
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Trend lines certainly suggest things could go in the other direction.
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We can all go in my backyard if it's nice out.
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There are so many factors that go in to it now.
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"I'll gauge where I can go in the conversation," she says.
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I had to go in the car sometimes and just cry.
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"It's the only way to go in my opinion," he said.
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I go in there and start talking to them about abortion.
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Others think things that others don't and things go in cycles.
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As the player rises for the shot, will it go in?
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Wherever I go in Manhattan these days, it smells like skunk.
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There was one percent of the ... vote to go in Pennsylvania.
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They go in cleareyed, and they come out a little inebriated.
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Headlines Tata Steel confirms 1,000 jobs will go in UK on.ft.
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Fifty percent said they'd be willing to go in another direction.
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However a few companies decided to go in a different direction.
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We're going to go in, we're going to have some lunch.
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Those with the disorder go in and out of hospitals. Mrs.
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"Let's go in," the president said, adding a string of expletives.
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Where do you think this industry will go in the future?
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You could go in on your own if you could see.
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High winds can force the flames to go in unpredictable directions.
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The real divide is over how far to go in responding.
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Do we want to just go in and start killing people?
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I think the future of food will go in multiple directions.
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We didn't realize we would go in the direction we're now.
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Green food coloring and vanilla extract go in along with the coconut.
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Negative has not been the way to go in the town hall.
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So, I don't want to go in and just pale in comparison.
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Oh, and he "absolutely" would go in, starting a war with Russia. .
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Zap zap zap they go, in a carefully orchestrated pattern of pulses.
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You can't go in there with a preconception of guilty or not.
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The team said they could all swim, and decided to go in.
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When you say "go in as a scientist," what do you mean?
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"I didn't go in because they told me not to," says Gutierrez.
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So enjoy the show—and never go in the ocean ever again.
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Hotdog or hamburger, and how does the vote go in your house?
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You're leaving the old city behind to go in the new city.
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I&aposm sure he would rather go in front of Adam Schiff.
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"I tried Amazon Go in Seattle a few months ago," Murphy says.
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These cross-market dance steps can go in and out of style.
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You go in to see the dismantling of something beginning next week.
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Of course, that means it could go in the other direction soon.
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" I did not want to go in and embarrass myself," he said.
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Cordray: Day in day out, I go in and do my job.
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The men who go in there have the key to their freedom.
|
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"Shots just didn't go in," Washington shooting guard Bradley Beal said afterward.
|
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Officials decided "to go in on a rescue" just after 5 a.m.
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I'd go in an elevator or around the corner and see her.
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If stories are available from a culture, it should all go in.
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Anywhere you go in London, you can find a piece of history.
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SO NOW YOU GO IN THERE AND HE'S BUYING THESE OIL COMPANIES.
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You and 200 other educators go in this room for 403 minutes.
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But startups will continue… In the short term capital won't go in.
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When I go in front of customers I don't see them much.
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Every year I go in with a handful of ideas and narratives.
|
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If you go in her house, there's a house full of food.
|
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Instead, we go in and we offer services to get them out.
|
|
How far should we go in augmenting the human mind and body?
|
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They can go in an up market and in a down market.
|
|
"Don't go in the forest if you're afraid of wolves," Marks said.
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KS: What is the age that kids can go in that's free?
|
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Others might go in for such silly things as revolutions and theories.
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It was kind of a no-brainer to go in this direction.
|
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You'd go in there with people and their jaws would just drop.
|
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"If they ask me to, I'd go in a heartbeat", she said.
|
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"You don't have to go in and touch every pixel," he explains.
|
|
Rivian has a manufacturing facility secured and ready to go in Illinois.
|
|
And so he's going to go in there and essentially be himself.
|
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Use Alt+right or Cmd+right to go in the other direction.
|
|
Hyper-Kamiokande, Super-Kamiokande's successor, should be ready to go in 20143.
|
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So I'd go in with a pen and notebook, and my phone.
|
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Like half a container of nut butter will go in one sitting.
|
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So the relationship between culture and politics can go in either direction.
|
|
Let all the hate go in one ear and out the other .
|
|
It is unclear how far firms will go in de-listing artists.
|
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"We're going to go in and plead not guilty," Craig Schirmer said.
|
|
Shit, I didn't even have to go in through the back door.
|
|
"He knows if that doesn't go in, he's coming out," Mack quipped.
|
|
Keep reading to find out what should go in your queue immediately.
|
|
They "go in the right direction but have fallen short", he concludes.
|
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Apple seems to believe that I shouldn't go in for all that.
|
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We go in with good intentions, but don't control what happens afterward.
|
|
Pictures of dogs go in, and predictions of dog breeds come out.
|
|
I wanted to go in with a clear conscience just in case.
|
|
The regulations don't say much about what should go in Mueller's report.
|
|
So you finally get to go in and look at these documents.
|
|
Why did you decide to not go in that direction with Shrike?
|
|
We&aposre going to go in there with clear and open eyes.
|
|
Move over Idina Menzel, there's a new "Let It Go" in town.
|
|
Think about that the next time you go in for a hug.
|
|
We don't go in and presume to know what we don't know.
|
|
But he was let go in March and no serious suitors emerged.
|
|
But there will still be 1,341 days to go in Trump's term.
|
|
Lewis's plea is for the Republican Party to go in the opposite
|
|
How far back does the history of these groups go in China?
|
|
That's probably the direction that marijuana regulation will likewise go in California.
|
|
So he's got to go in, save his children, and capture Dart.
|
|
To not see putts go in the past few tournaments is tough.
|
|
You go in for a job interview, you have to be prepared.
|
|
The kids go in, and of course, they're never the same again.
|
|
You go in, spread a little positivity and call it a day.
|
|
It's a generally smart way to go in that line of work.
|
|
" She also writes, "Trump has nowhere to go in an astrological sense.
|
|
So let's have an ugly-ass form and let it go in.
|
|
"It was just good to see the ball go in," Johnson said.
|
|
Because he's the guy who'll go in there and shake it up.
|
|
You go in, something occurs, it's repaired and it's better going forward.
|
|
We're now gonna try to go in and lock this case down.
|
|
Other data features will be added to Turo Go in the future.
|
|
Number one, are the markets ready if they do go in September.
|
|
I love the idea of these men congregating to go in deep.
|
|
"The name gave us a direction to go in," Wilson told GMA.
|
|
Once I see two go in, I know I can get rolling.
|
|
Without those guys I don't think some of those goals go in.
|
|
That's where they are all going to go in the end times.
|
|
Lives go in different directions, charted on courses too large to reroute.
|
|
It doesn't really feel any different when we go in and write.
|
|
"Go in, have a drink, dance with some people," he says, lazily.
|
|
"Just try to go in despite my veto," he says to him.
|
|
I wasn't even allowed to go in it for a long time.
|
|
Is that the way philanthropy is going to go in the future?
|
|
I'd go in and do whatever the hell needed to be done.
|
|
No matter where you go in the zombie apocalypse, there you are.
|
|
Yet few of us seldom mind how we go in real life.
|
|
Sometimes you just need to go in and kick back a bit.
|
|
This was something brand new where people could go in any direction.
|
|
"It didn't go in, to be dead honest with you," Blashill said.
|
|
So consider yourself warned if you're hoping to go in sans spoilers.
|
|
Eva and I would go in and pretend we were wig shopping.
|
|
It's certainly leaving the door open to go in that direction further.
|
|
It's unclear, though, how far Republicans would go in changing net neutrality.
|
|
And if you're shopping locally, go in person to make a purchase.
|
|
Morgan Stanley let 1,200 employees go in December, yet results remain subpar.
|
|
The question wasn't just how far he would go in encouraging flexibility.
|
|
Americans pursuing this type of travel would have to go in groups.
|
|
Providers are also working to go in-network, and with increasing success.
|
|
Israel and Egypt control what, and who, can go in and out.
|
|
Mr. Kallayil had the participants go in a circle and introduce themselves.
|
|
With Wagner, though, the influence tended to go in one direction: outward.
|
|
I had a couple plays where I was supposed to go in.
|
|
We still have a very long way to go in that department.
|
|
"We had to go in in groups of 10," Ms. Huberman said.
|
|
How far did Tate allow you to go in finding the character?
|
|
But it's unclear exactly how far they'll go in revising the rules.
|
|
"And I'm screaming at them to go in the building," she said.
|
|
It's a remarkable feat, as leaders routinely come and go in Congress.
|
|
So the camo pants will go in the quarantine bin — for now.
|
|
So the company isn't looking to go in a completely new direction.
|
|
"I want the press to go in and see them," Trump added.
|
|
When I saw it go in, I got a little confidence going.
|
|
"I didn't go in there to change the brand," Ms. Michaels said.
|
|
Our students will go in many different directions in life, no doubt.
|
|
You just go in and quit, and then you just go travel.
|
|
I'm doing it because it's time to go in a different direction.
|
|
"Everything has to go in order for it to work," Burger said.
|
|
You need to go in another direction every once in a while.
|
|
At the moment I find a wall, I'll go in another direction.
|
|
They go in with conclusions and use evidence to build a case.
|
|
Your application should not go in the wastebasket because of your color.
|
|
What made you want to go in this direction for this album?
|
|
"The sacrifice of the martyrs will not go in vain," he said.
|
|
"It's easy to let your fitness go in your 20s," McClanahan says.
|
|
"Foreign reporters can't go in," a guard at the front gate said.
|
|
But how far can a court go in imposing sanctions for contempt?
|
|
President Trump should call on Congress to go in the opposite direction.
|
|
We had decided to go in a heavier darker direction with DAMAD.
|
|
We go in to take out one of their major nuclear facilities.
|
|
We have a tough finish still to go in the last games.
|
|
How would anybody in their right mind go in there and play?
|
|
If you want to go in completely unspoiled, maybe turn back here.
|
|
I also want to go in and compete, get my hand raised.
|
|
We'd go in and train but you're so distracted as a teenager.
|
|
It reminds me that gestures go in and out of fashion, too.
|
|
"So we had to go in and retrain the system," he said.
|
|
Those not cooking Italian-American food today may go in another direction.
|
|
But in the end, the ball has to go in the basket.
|
|
Some go in seek of solitude, others go for recreation and movement.
|
|
He wants NASA to go in his first term, maybe his second.
|
|
Do we have any idea how this IPO will go in December?
|
|
Anybody that's looked at history knows that these things go in cycles.
|
|
The B-29s would go in low -- at 5,000 to 8,000 feet.
|
|
Hockney doesn't go in for much gimmickry when it comes to poses.
|
|
I can work from home, go in my bubble, keep myself safe.
|
|
He doesn't go in for all that fate and destiny stuff either.
|
|
But how far can these social distancing measures go in the US?
|
|
Solution: They should try to make their shots go in the basket.
|
|
"I read it in one go, in the bath," Mr. Murphy recalled.
|
|
Scarves go in my bag because I wear them all the time.
|
|
Other people might take the meme and go in an opposite direction.
|
|
The patient's doing great, and didn't go in the intensive care unit.
|
|
I really don't know how far I can go in this event.
|
|
Or we'd go in the next evening and do it all again.
|
|
You go in there and you know three-quarters of the room.
|
|
Dina Smalls, now 52, "let the drugs go in 2000," she said.
|
|
Tony's friend didn't take off his shirt or go in the water.
|
|
So, you go in there every day; you fish for your family.
|
|
But Amazon has a long way to go in denting Walmart's dominance.
|
|
But Sanders didn't go in for the kill, while Biden appeared steady.
|
|
I go in and ask for the house cigar, the mildest one.
|
|
Sometimes they go in large numbers to invade Iraq and invade Afghanistan.
|
|
She suggested there are two ways brands can go in the crisis.
|
|
Women have a long way to go in terms of gender equality.
|
|
" He said the show's producers decided to "go in a different direction.
|
|
I still have a long way to go in reducing my consumption.
|
|
If you go in wanting that, she added, you'll come out angry.
|
|
Do you want to go in chronological order or mix it up?
|
|
LUXOR crossing EXEMPLAR were the last entries to go in for me.
|
|
What made you go in that direction rather than something more explicit?
|
|
On Monday, you can go in the opposite direction, and embrace simplicity.
|
|
Calley rolls up his trousers but doesn't go in above his knees.
|
|
I might have to go in search of some of the books.
|
|
We all wanted Donald Trump to go in and drain the swamp.
|
|
"If they're too big, things just go in and die," she said.
|
|
" She said, "People need to think about that and go in prepared.
|
|
ForceFields&apos foam inserts go in the toe box of your shoe.
|
|
But we have a shared responsibility to go in a different direction.
|
|
After ESPN let him go in 2015, Simmons started his own site.
|
|
Obama would go in and say, 'Thank you very much for coming.
|
|
I mean, it would be a tough go in a Republican primary.
|
|
NZ police had previously refused to go in due to safety risks.
|
|
O'Neill did not go in for platitudes, which made him good television.
|
|
You know, people can go in and form-- ultra low cost ones.
|
|
They were less preachy, a more convincing way to go in peace.
|
|
We could just go in and keep warm in our little hut.
|
|
But the stories never get preachy or go in the obvious direction.
|
|
Will the Thunder go in the opposite direction of what&aposs expected?
|
|
The airport lounge is filled so we don't get to go in.
|
|
I go in a room, somebody talks to me, I say, 'Yes.
|
|
I can't imagine what else could go in and pay the rent.
|
|
Portland used a 12-2 run to go in front 84-75.
|
|
"Let me go in there," Amash said, turning back to the floor.
|
|
"We have plans to go in 2020 to tour there," Ramesh said.
|
|
The theatre is a paradoxical place to go in search of empathy.
|
|
Boone Isaacs had seen moments of "inclusion" come and go in Hollywood.
|
|
If you go in the bar right now, everybody knows each other.
|
|
People who are not expected to reply go in the "CC" field.
|
|
"I just go in and get whatever I want," Ms. Weinreich said.
|
|
I go in and nurse her and she eventually falls back asleep.
|
|
Other employees had been let go in recent weeks, the employee said.
|
|
"Go in your bedroom and hide," my mother hissed over the phone.
|
|
You'll also have to go in knowing the monitor may not last.
|
|
I brooded that some guy would have to go in my place.
|
|
But how far could a president go in simply banning the practice?
|
|
"But you are supposed to go in when things look really bad."
|
|
The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain.
|
|
I normally go in the studio with a great deal of preparation.
|
|
Mr. Kallayil had the participants go in a circle and introduce themselves.
|
|
I peel and chop the vegetables, and then they go in too.
|
|
There are all sorts of compensating factors that can go in there.
|
|
Doing one-on-ones, she can go in either direction very quickly.
|
|
" Well, there's no sides anymore, but still, "We're gonna go in order.
|
|
The overwhelming demand for vacation home rentals may go in Airbnb's favor.
|
|
But I didn't go in with any particular belief about the afterlife.
|
|
Once they got captured I would go in and talk to them.
|
|
Mythbusters has to go in and show you that no, you won't.
|
|
So talk about the two things, the ones that go in that.
|
|
Where do you imagine we're going to go in the next year?
|
|
When they do go in, they struggle to stay on the grind.
|
|
KS: They're not the police, they can't go in and get it.
|
|
We have -- what we do is we tell... (CROSSTALK) TAPPER: But this person told WSVN -- this person told WSVN he wanted to go in, this medical personnel, emergency first-responder wanted to go in and wasn't allowed to.
|
|
The AUMF was designed, he said, to go in and get the Security Council to vote 15-0 to allow inspectors to go in to determine whether or not anything was being done with chemical weapons or nuclear weapons.
|
|
They learned, among other things, where most of the country's honey bees go in the late winter (California, to pollinate almond trees), and where they go in the summer (North Dakota, the number two colony state in the country).
|
|
These measurements have considerable uncertainty, particularly the further back you go in time.
|
|
"There's a long ways to go in all of these areas," he says.
|
|
After all, an A-rated bond can only go in one direction—down.
|
|
And just where should you go in Rio to find that good time?
|
|
Her department is exploring where the brook could go in Van Cortlandt Park.
|
|
The company still has a long way to go in this respect, though.
|
|
You meet someone but when you go in the bedroom, it's another animal.
|
|
" I go in to buy shoes, and they go, "What's your American size?
|
|
"You don't want to go in that direction," Herjavec says of Frankel's offer.
|
|
Wyoming led 53-45 with seven minutes to go in the second half.
|
|
So, they couldn&apost win it legislatively, so they go in the judiciary.
|
|
See, the cards that go in your desktop PC are very power hungry.
|
|
So maybe it&aposs going to be safe to go in a Starbucks.
|
|
"I didn't go in there and give a public relations address," he said.
|
|
Comey has more than six years to go in his ten-year term.
|
|
We go in and—slowly but surely—let them get used to us.
|
|
You go in for your mole check and leave worried about your jowls.
|
|
I think we have a long, long way to go in this process.
|
|
The question then becomes when is a good time to go in again.
|
|
However, that's usually as far as sex dreams usually go in waking life.
|
|
"I can't say which direction it is going to go in," Roman says.
|
|
We're gonna take 2020 to finish that process, and then go in 2021.
|
|
It's unclear where this issue could go in a new administration, she said.
|
|
I go in there and I'm like, Guys, I've got a kids thing.
|
|
Symptoms may come and go in "flares," ranging from mild to life-threatening.
|
|
If you go in my bathroom, there's a book Machine Learning for Idiots.
|
|
Go in for routine dental surgery and end up in a body bag.
|
|
He&aposs going to go in tomorrow and he is going to lie.
|
|
We're going to have to go in and figure out who's the worst.
|
|
For starters, never go in cold, no matter how casual the meeting seems.
|
|
And the deeper you go in the campaign, the more this is true.
|
|
"I go in assuming I'm going to be fired every day," she said.
|
|
And other days, you're gonna go in and you can't run fast enough.
|
|
If that doesn't help, it's really time to go in for a check.
|
|
Or, it could very well go in a direction we never saw coming.
|
|
But to be honest, I'd go in 2018 just to see what happens.
|
|
Chicago opened the scoring with 3:45 to go in the first period.
|
|
So hopefully, you go in thinking that the Harga will be the villains.
|
|
So, it is not a good idea to go in that particular direction.
|
|
It'll be for next season, so [the cast will] go in in July.
|
|
"I would just go in and take the oil," he told Fox News.
|
|
And so, if we can't make the best product, we don't go in.
|
|
You say go in there and don't get it on you... STEWART: Yes.
|
|
Buffalo made it 2-0 with 4:34 to go in the second.
|
|
"I go in and out of [certain exercises]," the actress, 48, tells Vogue.
|
|
We have to go in there and get rid of them, that simple.
|
|
They're not the first of the major apps to go in this direction.
|
|
But most aid shipments envisaged under the truce have yet to go in.
|
|
So we go in, we search for 'Jeep Wrangler,' and there it is.
|
|
Like if you go in the studio feeling sad, write a sad song.
|
|
Both stars announced the film was a go in November on social media.
|
|
JUST LISTEN, YOU COULD GO IN, RIGHT NOW IT SELLS FOR $27 BILLION.
|
|
"I can go in there with no preconceived notions or biases," he said.
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Angry Brazilians and skittish lawmakers may want to go in the opposite direction.
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But maybe it's another good reason to go in a new direction, actually.
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Customers' shoes, once surrendered, go in a basket that dangles from the ceiling.
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I've been back, but it's hard to go in because of the echoes.
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She didn't really go in the bushes, but she was on her way.
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I don't live far from the office so I decide to go in.
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Or I'm going to go in, take the money, and buy back stock.
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"Everybody could go in there and watch six different movies," Patti tells CNBC.
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So I did know that, but I didn't go in with high expectations.
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In medical diagnostics, for example, medical records go in and diagnoses come out.
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Plenty of non-clothing items can (and should!) go in the washing machine.
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I guess it depends on how far back you go in the timeline.
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Luckily he's only five minutes away, so I can go in my PJs.
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Translation: You're going to want to go in with a much lighter hand.
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The remaining portions go in the fridge for the rest of the week.
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"It would make sense for us to go in by acquisition," he added.
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Therefore, Jozea and Da'Vonne go in and get the pick of the litter.
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CNN launched CNN Go in 2014, which mostly makes its live programming accessible.
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Namely, when ice starts melting, it doesn't go in a plodding, linear fashion.
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So go in prepared, because This Is Us is a lot to unpack.
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We still have some more tests to go in our test flight program.
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Which direction do you suppose it will go in the next few decades?
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So your alternative is to go in and manage them mechanically with cutting.
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So I go in sometimes not as a CEO, but as a shopper.
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Then I had to go in and audition in front of Tony Scott.
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But because it doesn't go in immediately, I still had absolutely no money.
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I needed to decide where to go in London to bag a boy.
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I have a little more than two years to go in this job.
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Some grocers even have spiralized veggies ready to go in the produce section!
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"I didn't go in there and give a public relations address," Giuliani said.
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Americans are ready to help American companies are ready to go in there.
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You don't go in and get a gun and demand property from people.
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Finishing up, we're going to go in a second, but are you excited?
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WATTERS: Isn&apost that amazing, how he just gets to go in there.
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And I'm allowed to go in because I'm the owner of the pageant.
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That's not great, and includes several missed layups/dunks that normally go in.
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If you go in my bathroom, there's a book, 'Machine Learning for Idiots.
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Despite the buzz, Burberry still has some way to go in its turnaround.
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Just like the brands they stock, retailers go in and out of fashion.
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Those companies will come and go in terms of their relevance for us.
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It's the part of the media to go in and tell that story.
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I'll go in there and chop it off the rest of the way.
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Absolutely. That's why it didn't feel completely unnatural to go in that direction.
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I wasn't thinking about what direction Cursive had to go in this time.
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Orlando, Florida (CNN)You see them everywhere you go in this bruised city.
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In the meantime, anyone want to go in on a Ford GT lease?
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Saudi Arabia: Hey, U.S., count us in if YOU decide to go in.
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The guy could simply go in a way that his peers could not.
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Go in, make an appointment, see our physicians, and don't ignore these symptoms.
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Yet so many trendy restaurants in Asia tend to go in that direction.
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"I used to go in and take like one or two," he explained.
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Samer has left Raqqa—where does he want to go in the future?
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Trump might go in such directions, but for now, such analogies are imperfect.
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"It was nice to see the ball go in the basket," Stotts said.
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It's entirely possible that they'll go in another direction with Nurmagomedov and Ferguson.
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I go in, make a speech, I say, 'Let me speak to Angela.
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The stars that go in your eyes when you talk about Dean Strang.
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He decided to go in search of better ways to remember the dead.
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Can I dig a hole in this grass and just go in here?
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But Donnelly will still have a rough go in Vice President Pence's backyard.
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A Russian kid was sent to jail for playing Pokemon Go in church.
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In fact, Daniel's pretty adamant that no QB should go in round 1.
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But impact hitters do not always go in the top of Round 1.
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Rigor and self-righteousness often go in tandem, as do idealism and egotism.
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Once your eyes are properly adjusted, you can go in and see details.
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But if you go in October, be prepared for an unusually creepy experience.
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No matter where you go in the world, rich people aren't far away.
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"From the minute you go in, you're trapped in every way," he said.
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Everyone in Howard Beach knows: 'You don't go in the Weeds by yourself.
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BUT WE'RE GOING TO BE READY TO LET YOU GO IN A SECOND.
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"We still have a long way to go in our journey," he said.
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Rather, I can see this as a chance to go in, not out.
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The result is uncertainty the crown will go in any given direction initially.
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"Be kind, be gentle when you go in to your veterinarian," she said.
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There's a lot of dickheads on there that really go in for everyone.
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"You can feel the momentum as they go in the net," Pavelski said.
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"The sooner we can go in a different direction, the better," he said.
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Images of illness and recovery, even transcendence, come and go, in constant conversation.
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People could be heard saying "stop" and "let her go" in the background.
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They like to go in big and make a statement with their purchases.
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The Utah Republican senator was emotional from the get-go in his remarks.
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"He's earned the right to go in the game and play significant minutes."
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Presidents come and go, and political parties go in and out of power.
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We essentially need to see it go in to be shocked these days.
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I think when you go in between, it can go a little mumsy.
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First, she introduces herself and immediately starts to go in for a hug.
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We will become much wiser as we go in-depth in these areas.
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I tried to go in and tried to request a meeting as well.
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It remains unclear how far Trump will go in rolling back Obama's changes.
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"Jesus said to the woman, "Your faith has saved you; go in peace.
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He was let go in 2010, whereupon he returned to his indie roots.
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"I go in with low expectations," he said in the CBS News interview.
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I'm finding it more and more difficult to go in-between the two.
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I am not good enough to go in and play a perfect woman.
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However, the lower you go in the tournament, the less composed things become.
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Did you go in expecting your list to look more like conventional wisdom?
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It's made and eaten everywhere you go in Central Asia and the Caucases.
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Koh says the mixer will be ready to go in December of 2016.
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The second set, if enacted, could go in place by October or November.
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Clearly, people didn't mind waiting hours to hear "Let It Go" in Arendelle.
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Lacking strength and confidence, she decided to give kickboxing a go in 1992.
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Sit around and rehearse with a band before you go in—that's ridiculous.
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Big Tymers, they would go in the studio and just talk some shit.
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Now, we don't mean that Sriracha can't go in your car; it should.
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And when he would show me his treatment I would just go in.
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The Creators Project: How was the idea for Pokemon Go in Syria generated?
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Q: Where would you like Newt's character to go in the second film?
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And so she has now sued to have a right to go in.
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You got to go in there, and right now there is no strategy.
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"We'll go in, we'll clean the schools and assess the situation," he said.
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If a convertible holds any potency now, it's got to go in costume.
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Knowing that you have to go in that day and be like, okay.
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And here I go in the opposite direction of my own childhood experience.
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People can go in and pick you out by either restaurant or name.
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Until they can figure out what they're doing, I should not go in.
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"They've got to go in as slow and carefully as possible," he said.
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It's part of survival to go in and out of these different cultures.
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I'm not much of a talker, I just go in there to fight.
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You go in person to some places and in others, people dial in.
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So without further ado, hit the explosion sound button, and let's go in.
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And later, when you could go in the military, I was too old.
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But it's not clear the Trump administration plans to go in this direction.
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Nearly all the tapes that go in will never come off the shelf.
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I'm trying to convince my partner to go in on a clear one.
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We dropped the other kids at the party but didn't go in ourselves.
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Thus the use of undercovers, to go in ahead and identify the staff.
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" And he said, "All right, let's give it a go in 50 shops.
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If she doesn't show Johnny's lawyers could go in for a contempt citation.
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She planned to go in search of a latte while the canvas dried.
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I know I can go in, and I haven't done that for years.
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"I go in with low expectations," Trump told CBS Evening News on Saturday.
|
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But getting a wave function to go in reverse is no small trick.
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He's got another notch or two to go in terms of his development.
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"I wouldn't go in the casket," she told The Boston Globe in 1977.
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DOUGLAS: And, you know, when them bullets go in, they rip up everything.
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Sweden had 15 shots but few that really seemed likely to go in.
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"I have to go in there and screech my head off," she said.
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"'Oh no, you weren't supposed to go in there,'" Bouchard recounted Owens saying.
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You have to have a valid ID when you go in a nightclub.
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So I was able to go in and really appreciate who they were.
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A. You can't answer that question until you go in there and look.
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As living standards go in these communities, Maria Salazar isn't doing so badly.
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Go in for the bump, but pull away before you actually touch skin.
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So where can we expect open worlds to go in the next decade?
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Former senators have had a tough go in more recent years as well.
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Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams let go in an Audi E-tron Sportback.
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If no one is willing to go in and help, why should I?
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These things go in cycles; like any cook, I develop crushes and fads.
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D. is reminded of Xian's Famous Foods in NYC and we go in.
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If you would get exercise, go in search of the springs of life.
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Really gonna go in with the lightest possible concealer I&aposve ever owned.
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Before I go in, I stop by the coffee shop and get tea.
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But I kind of wanted to go in there and beat the odds.
|
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He's not going to go in there with people he's never heard of.
|
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Aurora Driver is ready to go in any vehicle, but mostly Lincoln MKZs.
|
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But Lowe and Buchan differed on the direction the chain should go in.
|
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But off they go in this 1979 film, their first big-screen adventure.
|
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Minnesota came back with 294-258.5 tear to go in front 27-221.
|
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Along the way there are some tombs that you can actually go in.
|
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I didn't really go in deep into slavery until 10th grade AP history.
|
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"The Iowa Democratic Party cannot go in and make changes," one aide added.
|
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"New York is my favorite place to go in the U.S.," she said.
|
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Um, anyone want to go in on a last-minute trip to Hungary?
|
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But it's unclear how far he will go in his hard-line tactics.
|
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Brazil still has a long way to go in the field of ecotourism.
|
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I go in there, take off my jacket, and lay down on it.
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You go in and they stick these sticks inside your cervix, which swell.
|
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They go in blindly, looking for someone from Greylock, Benchmark, Apple or Salesforce.
|
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But the vote could go in a different direction: no endorsement at all.
|
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But she doesn't believe life's milestones need to go in any particular order.
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Just make sure you go in knowing nothing, lest you fall victim yourself.
|
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"The biggest thing for me was not seeing anything go in," he said.
|
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You'll still need to occasionally go in and clean out the individual Stacks.
|
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You don't want to go in and start mucking around with the colors.
|
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I go in and get her dressed for the day and nurse her.
|
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Baylor opened the scoring with 3:12 to go in the first quarter.
|
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"I go in assuming I'm going to be fired every day," McCain said.
|
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The foremost roadblock regarding rehab is deciding to go in the first place.
|
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Then assess how far those savings will go in covering your anticipated expenses.
|
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But if it&aposs something you&aposre considering, you should go in prepared.
|
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"There's a long way to go in a lot of this," he said.
|
|
The very places where people go in times of need are vulnerable, too.
|
|
Dallas opened the scoring with 5:52 to go in the first period.
|
|
While she was released two months thereafter, Rezaian was let go in Jan.
|
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Philadelphia opened the scoring with 5:04 to go in the first period.
|
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Seattle pulled within 17-10 with 10:13 to go in the fourth.
|
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If he's not in there yet, he can't go in until I'm awake.
|
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I go in there, I get a low blow... and nobody sees it.
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Below is our first Eight Places to Go in Canada in 2019 list.
|
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He'll go in there and serve his sentence and keep his mouth shut.
|
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"I had great looks, even when the ball didn't go in," Durr said.
|
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Considering a trip to one of our "52 Places to Go in 2019"?
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Poppy and I work hard, we know the issues before we go in.
|
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When we went into the final agreement, we did not go in cold.
|
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Well so the mother says, Ah, you don't need none, just go in.
|
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Wherever you go in the world, the mosque is a house of God.
|
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Called peperoncino, the fiery red peppers go in most of Calabria's great dishes.
|
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So it's one way our brain can go in its search for answers?
|
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Now if you go in their Instagrams, it's the same plot every time.
|
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Help the survivors (other crabs, it seems) and go in search of salvation.
|
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Was it different this time, or did you still just go in blind?
|
|
Big conversations arrive today: Trust your intuition about what direction to go in.
|
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"I am just so tickled every time I go in there," Graves said.
|
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Well, there was really three parts that made me go in that direction.
|
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You go in tandem, you're out there for a while and then, BOING!
|
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The countless sacrifices made by our countrymen will not go in vain Inshallah.
|
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Go in the back room and drink a can of beer alone please.
|
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"They're willing to say, 'This would go in this direction, and this would go in this direction,' and it's not just all subservient to this one overarching idea that drives everything, because that's not how the future works," he says.
|
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I got the 'she's gonna take my skin' vibe so I didn't go in.
|
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I'm scheduled to work from home tomorrow, but feel like I should go in.
|
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So it has to go in through the spinal column, or the brain itself.
|
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Just go in, be a distraction for a minute, and that's it, it's perfect.
|
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Good on Brown for letting go in the name of portraying an authentic character.
|
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"Have fun, go in there with an open mind, an open heart," he said.
|
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"Bargains definitely exist, but buyers should go in with their eyes open," says Realtor.
|
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Then I go in there and I start lifting and I start feeling better.
|
|
"Now, [he] is showered, shaved and ready to go in the morning," Mark says.
|
|
People in the military are adults and they go in knowing that to expect.
|
|
Five-year-olds and particle physics don't usually go in the same sentence together.
|
|
So I have to go in and I have to win against Corey Anderson.
|
|
But then he decided to give Eastern Bloc another go in a new location.
|
|
A libertarian-leaning Michigan congressman, Amash says Trump's policies go in the wrong direction.
|
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If you go in thinking you'll hear one, you might hear it to start.
|
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"You know I ask this probably every single time I go in," she said.
|
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That doesn't mean they can't be selective, they can't be -- you know, go in.
|
|
The store was open and Tara suggested that they go in just to look.
|
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There are new directions you want to go in, and things are happening quickly!
|
|
As his landing craft waited to go in with its assigned wave, it drifted.
|
|
Most of it was online, or I'd go in to speak to hiring managers.
|
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But as life moves on, people go in different directions and do different things.
|
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"We always wonder — at what cost, if we go in there," he tells Brooks.
|
|
I would go in late and I would be propped up at my desk.
|
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Investors likely won't have to guess, though, whether the Fed will go in May.
|
|
It was boring there, you had nothing to do but go in your room.
|
|
Officials in Saudi Arabia are denying reports they banned Pokémon Go in the country.
|
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Just how far and fast universities will go in this direction is unclear, however.
|
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So some days you're gonna go in and there's gonna be nothing going on.
|
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Oh yeah, the pan needs to be able to go in the oven. 2.
|
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We're going to go in deeper on some of these topics in later episodes.
|
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When markets are down, it's a bearish market; they go in the opposite direction.
|
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She's trying to go in there and make a difference — she's a young idealist.
|
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He called and I told him don't go in there but he did it.
|
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It was nice to see a couple of those pucks go in for him.
|
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Previously, folks had to go in and tune filters for their exact preferred listening.
|
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No matter where you go in life, standardized testing will always loom over you.
|
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"It never crossed my mind that one on 18 wouldn't go in," he said.
|
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"Christopher has social anxiety, so he wouldn't go in there by himself," says Deborah.
|
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I thought I had to go in at 9:30, so I'm pretty happy!
|
|
They look abandoned, empty, and you think, Who would want to go in there?
|
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I had my image edited and ready to go in less than two minutes.
|
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The Brexit argument is go in there immediately because it will bounce back fully.
|
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That's kind of a policy process that they want to go in that direction.
|
|
So the question really is how far can Android go in terms of marketshare?
|
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We act like some of the neighborhoods that police go in don't have trouble.
|
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With a few weeks to go in the race, that trend continues to hold.
|
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With Heartwork, the material started to go in a slightly more straight-ahead way.
|
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Even if things go in their favour, the Lib Dems still risk being overlooked.
|
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There is no circumstance under which the president should go in for an interview.
|
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But it was touch-and-go in the market to close out last year.
|
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And then you go in again looking for this young man D.J. LEDUFF: Yes.
|
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"It's an example of how far the authorities go in some instances," Rogers said.
|
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"It looks like we have further downside left to go in gold," said Johnson.
|
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"You don't want to go in one house and have anything split," Cox said.
|
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"We go in the house and there are all these old actors," he recalled.
|
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You're a child, and you're supposed to go in there and raise a child?
|
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I also have the Sennheiser HD 25s, and I go in between those two.
|
|
Naturally, our conversations together will just go in the direction of talking about design.
|
|
Why not go in the exact opposite direction and make lesser, more concentrated bets?
|
|
That's a no-go in Liv's mind, even though she can't let Rowan win.
|
|
We go in thinking, 'They want to give us a wall to paint on.
|
|
They go in for a hug afterward, and talk for a bit longer too.
|
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"That was the look we wanted, and it just didn't go in," Eaves said.
|
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You'd have to go in and update your accounts in each of these apps.
|
|
Yes, but: There's clearly still a long way to go, in cancer and overall.
|
|
Still, anything can happen with nearly three months left to go in the election.
|
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"A lot of games you get chances and they don't go in," Schwartz said.
|
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It was supposed to foreshadow how the national election would go in the fall.
|
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The play came with just under two minutes to go in the third period.
|
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In the end, it's important to go in with the right frame of mind.
|
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For me, I kind of wanted to go in there with an open mind.
|
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At night, they go in a kennel to stay safe from unwanted intruders/kidnappers.
|
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Right now, it's actually pretty amazing if you go in and look at it.
|
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I won't even allow my own brother to go in—it brings bad luck.
|
|
We can go in and we can have a story that has a cult.
|
|
Yet the country has some way to go in recognizing transgender rights, activists say.
|
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Manager Ned Yost is optimistic Karns will be ready to go in spring training.
|
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"Eventually, we could go in a number of different directions [with payments]," Liu said.
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"We can't be certain how that will go in the coming centuries," he added.
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