It could easily go in the direction of something very dark.
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Naturally, our conversations together will just go in the direction of talking about design.
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He rushes to get his helmet and starts to go in the direction of the construction site.
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So, you announced this partnership with AbCellera to go in the direction of finding a treatment with antibodies.
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To say that Cuban history did not go in the direction of Rojas's vision would be a cruel understatement.
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And it's the most important decision -- you will go in the direction of the people that you associate with.
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We then transfer the fish again, this time to an even smaller boat, and go in the direction of the shore.
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The package "seems to go in the direction of reducing imbalances significantly," says Mario Mesquita, an economist at Itaú, a Brazilian bank.
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It meant one looked for strands of modernism that didn't go in the direction of avoiding the figurative, the narrative, the political.
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Donald J. Trump and Republicans in Congress would go in the direction of less government, reducing federal regulation and requirements so insurance would cost less and no-frills options could proliferate.
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And this January, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the company no longer saw Cortana as an Alexa competitor and ended its plans to go in the direction of Cortana-powered smart speakers.
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When I started co-writing and working with producers it was really fun because I was able to actually experiment, and that really inspired me to go in the direction of children's themes.
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However imperfect, Prevent is about "making teachers aware that some of their kids might go in the direction" of terrorism, said Raffaello Pantucci, director of international security studies at the Royal United Services Institute.
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"I think we're going to go in the direction of increasing maximum economic pressure on the Iranian regime," Gallagher, who is an Iraq War veteran and member of the House Armed Services Committee, told Hill.
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"I do believe the trend will go in the direction of shorter working hours," said Anke Hassel, academic director of the Institute of Economic and Social Research (WSI) of the trade union-affiliated Hans Boeckler Foundation.
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Despite Ichimura's desire to experiment and "pull as much umami as possible," he says he is more eager to please than to prove a point about how far he can go in the direction of funk.
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The aircraft had taken off from the helipad at West 34th Street on the Hudson River and planned to go in the direction of the Statue of Liberty, which is several miles south of there, according to sources.
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"The dining room really is set apart from the other rooms but I think that's where I want my home to go—in the direction of an artful space that works and is functional for my family, but makes a statement."
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Indeed, the fitness industry could go in the direction of the car industry, in which automakers have been able to upgrade their in-car entertainment systems by working with Google and Apple and linking them to owners' smartphones, Minton said.
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As the speed of technological innovation continues to increase, the barriers to starting a tech company decline and the demographics in the U.S. go in the direction of non-white, Canaan envisions its Beta program being potentially game-changing for the firm.
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"The party is not going to go in the direction of Sanders-style socialism, because it's not winning on the issues and it doesn't win politically except in a very, very limited number of places," Third Way President Jonathan Cowan told Time.
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"Bottom line, kids get their shoes dirty, so we designed a fashionable modern moccasin with a micro suede upper that is hand-washable," the Brubaker brothers, both dads themselves, tell PEOPLE exclusively of why they decided to go in the direction of a children's collection.
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"The implicit premise is that Republicans are radical and partisan because they are conservative, and we'd be much better off if we returned to the days when Republicans were content to go in the direction of progressive liberalism, albeit a little bit more slowly," wrote Joseph Postell in the National Review.
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To access the site one go in the direction of the Belle-Anse commune, and then towards Pichon. The site is located approximately one hour drive north of the village of Pichon. A thirty minutes hike from the car parking is needed to access the actual site. Cascade Pichon is remote and access is difficult.
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Router metrics are metrics used by a router to make routing decisions. A metric is typically one of many fields in a routing table. Router metrics help the router choose the best route among multiple feasible routes to a destination. The route will go in the direction of the gateway with the lowest metric.
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To access the site, you need to go in the direction of La Vallée-de-Jacmel, and then Bassin-Bleu. From the village of Bassin-Bleu, the road to the site is up. Access is not very difficult with a four-wheel drive vehicle. It is a winding road in the mountains allowing access to the site.
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In Spreitenbach and its neighbor Dietikon, the largest classification yard of the region was built in 1978 (later expanded), the Rangierbahnhof-Limmattal (RBL). Spreitenbach can be reached from several bus lines, which end there. The lines 2, 4, and 8 of the Regionale Verkehrsbetriebe Baden-Wettingen go in the direction of Killwangen, Neuenhof, Wettingen, and Baden. A line of the ZVV goes to Zurich via Dietikon, Urdorf, and Sclieren.
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The Wrights start to go in the direction of a voice which seems to be commanding the workers, but then turn once the voice commands the workers to capture the Wrights. Confused and frightened, the couple run into a back alley and enter a void of white space. They discover a man in yellow who helps them out of the void and explains to them that he is the supervisor of the maintenance of time. They have somehow slipped into a loophole and while they should be in an earlier time - 9:33 a.m.
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She explained that her children were her priority rather than music. In late 2016, while promoting her ninth studio album Glory, Spears said that she wanted to explore new musical styles. She described the project as her "most hip-hop album," explaining, "[...] there are like two or three songs that go in the direction of more urban that I've wanted to do for a long time now, and I just haven't really done that." She collaborated with Talay Riley, who had previously co-written Iggy Azalea's "Bounce" (2013) and Nick Jonas' "Levels" (2015).
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Femme Fatale and Britney Jean were also heavily influenced by electronic music genres. Spears's ninth studio album Glory is decidedly more eclectic and experimental than her previous released work. She commented that it "took a lot of time [...] it's really different [...] there are like two or three songs that go in the direction of more urban that I've wanted to do for a long time now, and I just haven't really done that." The album, including its 2020 re-issue track Mood Ring incorporates R&B; and elements of hip hop while also maintaining her traditional dance-pop style.
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Carol is portrayed by Melissa McBride, who was announced as part of the ensemble cast of the show in late 2010. McBride did not audition for the role of Carol and was simply given the part, believing it was a short- term gig. On an interview with Conan O'Brien, she said that she believed she would be dead "within a few episodes, if not, by the end of the week." McBride has stated that, after receiving the part, she read the comic book up until the point where Carol dies, but was unsure if the producers would go in the direction of her comic series counterpart.
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The station is designed as a direction station, in the upper station level the trains go in the direction of Fürth (U1), Röthenbach (U2) and Gustav-Adolf-Straße (U3) and in the lower level direction Langwasser (U1), airport (U2) and Northwest Ring (U3). After the Plärrer station the U1 follows the historic Ludwigseisenbahn route (today however below the Fürther road), passes the stations Gostenhof, Bärenschanze and Maximilianstrasse and reaches in the height of the Raabstraße before the station Eberhardshof again the surface. The station Eberhardshof itself, is located in the middle of the Fürther Straße. It is adjoined by the last parking and sweeping system of the U1 existing in Nuremberg.
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On June 19, 2001, Moore released her third self-titled album, Mandy Moore, which had more adult and provocative themes along with the lead single "In My Pocket", but Moore began to get tired of her teen pop style and continuing to go in the direction of and being compared to Christina Aguilera, Jessica Simpson and Britney Spears. In an interview, she said her fourth album would be more mature than her first three, and that she felt more comfortable to make it that time. On the red carpet of the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards, she revealed that her fourth album was a cover album titled Coverage that had covers of 1970s and 1980s songs.
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On May 17, 2013, he died of heart failure due to complications from diabetes in Ottawa. "It is always very difficult to go against the wind, and to stand up straight and say no when the easier path is to give in and go in the direction of the wind. I will always remember the image of Elijah Harper's courage and determination and his profound conviction", stated Ghislain Picard, Chief of the Assembly of the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador. On May 20, 2013, Harper's open casket was draped with the flag of Manitoba as he lay in state at the Manitoba Legislative Building in Winnipeg where hundreds of supporters filed through to pay their respects.
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In late 2016, during interviews to promote the album, Spears declared that she wanted to explore new things on the record, and that it was her "most hip-hop album," explaining: "[...] there are like two or three songs that go in the direction of more urban that I've wanted to do for a long time now, and I just haven't really done that." In March 2016, British songwriter Carla Marie Williams confirmed she was working with Spears on the record. On June 17, 2016, Spears announced that her new fragrance, entitled Private Show, would be available soon. A week later, the singer revealed that the title for the fragrance was inspired by a song on her then-upcoming album.
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Yitzhak Rabin, a hardliner who had two terms as Prime Minister, was instrumental in the continuation of settlements and did not wish for the peace process to go in the direction of Israeli and Palestinian states existing next door to each other. However it was he who suggested an exchange of an end to the first intifada in return for Palestinian autonomy at the end of the 1980s. When Prime Minister for the second time, it was also his role in negotiations at Oslo that led to the so-called breakthrough in the peace process, acknowledging the PLO and the move towards Israeli withdrawal from the territories. His plans after the Oslo accords of continued settlement and road building in the occupied territories demonstrated his true views on the peace process; not a desire to return to 1967 borders but a separation in some form of Palestinians from Israelis.
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Since the beginning of the album's recording process, Spears insisted that she wanted to do something different with the project and take a "left turn." During a Tumblr Q&A; with fans in July 2016, when asked about the style of the album, Spears responded with "I'll just say this... We really explored some new things." On August 5, she revealed in a phone-in radio interview on the segment On Air with Ryan Seacrest that the album "took a lot of time, but I think we brought it to a level where I was really, really happy with what I had; it's cool, it's really different [...] there are like two or three songs that go in the direction of more urban that I've wanted to do for a long time now, and I just haven't really done that." Glory is primarily a pop, R&B;, and dance-pop record with influences of EDM and hip hop.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, of the Fatah party, has condemned the attacks Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas (of Fatah) has condemned the attacks several times, "regardless of who is responsible for them",Abbas condemns militants' rocket attacks for killing Palestinian children, AFP 01-2009 on one occasion calling them "absurd",Abbas urges end to rocket attacks , BBC News 25 May 2007 and on another saying that "they do not go in the direction of peace."Sam Jones, Abbas accuses Israel of war crimes in Gaza , The Guardian 4 February 2009 On at least one occasion in 2009, Hamas itself criticized rocket attacks by an unknown group, apparently out of fears that new rocket fire could disrupt reconciliation talks between Hamas and Fatah which were then underway.Hamas condemns Gaza rocket strikes on Israel , Associated Press (reprinted in Haaretz 12 March 2009) The firing of rockets from the Gaza Strip into Israel has been opposed by those living closest to the firing location due to Israeli military responses. On 23 July 2004 a family attempted to physically prevent the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades from setting up a rocket launcher outside their house.
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