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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"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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I go in with a strong concept and work technically.
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Go in with the right expectations and have a blast.
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I didn't know, I didn't go in with preconceived notions.
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And potential entrepreneurs should go in with their eyes open.
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"I go in with low expectations," Trump told CBS News.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: No, sir, you cannot go in with me.
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" So Otto advises, "Go in with your coat on then.
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I'm extremely honored to go in with all these men.
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We've got to go in with a total open mind.
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No, will I settle for less than I go in with?
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It's best to go in with that mindset firmly in place.
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JEFF MERKLEY, (D) OREGON: Yes, can I go in with you?
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Everyone should go in with some quarters and just experience it.
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So next time, we go in with our eyes wide open.
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Every year I go in with a handful of ideas and narratives.
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So I'd go in with a pen and notebook, and my phone.
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We go in with good intentions, but don't control what happens afterward.
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I wanted to go in with a clear conscience just in case.
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They go in with conclusions and use evidence to build a case.
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But I didn't go in with any particular belief about the afterlife.
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So I did know that, but I didn't go in with high expectations.
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Translation: You're going to want to go in with a much lighter hand.
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"I go in with low expectations," he said in the CBS News interview.
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"I go in with low expectations," Trump told CBS Evening News on Saturday.
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Really gonna go in with the lightest possible concealer I&aposve ever owned.
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"Bargains definitely exist, but buyers should go in with their eyes open," says Realtor.
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As his landing craft waited to go in with its assigned wave, it drifted.
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In the end, it's important to go in with the right frame of mind.
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If you go in with any doubts, that's going to make the decision harder.
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"I go in with very low expectations," Trump told CBS ahead of the meeting.
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But I go in with low expectations, I'm not going in with high expectations.
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And when I'm managing my team today, I go in with really high expectations.
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"He would always go in with guns blazing," a former minister said of Macron.
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So it's kind of fun to go in with the deck stacked against you.
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And I just think President Trump has to go in with his eyes wide open.
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A lot of times I just go in with an open mind and start creating.
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When trying out a new spa, Ordon says to go in with a discerning eye.
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Don't go in with him, and don't be outside making funny faces at the dog.
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"I would like to see him go in with several hundred more delegates," said Ridge.
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If not, you have to go in with nothing but what your agents can carry.
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In other words, he&aposs not going to go in with his own set of views.
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We'll follow JUST Capital, and I'm going to go in with you and watch your speech.
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There are few directions that ViacomCBS could go in with its next acquisition, the experts said.
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"You can't go in with the illusion that you're improving Shakespeare," he said of the project.
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But you'd have to go in with a healthy sense that he might lie to you.
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I prefer to go in with a totally clean slate: OK, Vegas, what do you got?
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These review bombers typically go in with the agenda of smearing the product and/or its creator.
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Make sure to curl 'em before you go in with Maybelline Snapscara so they can truly thrive.
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"If you go in with that attitude, the date will never be a total bust," Sussman says.
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And since their work famously requires time and patience, it's best to go in with some help.
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If you're gonna do this, you might as well go in with some sort of game plan.
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You need to start by getting a good saliva going—don't go in with a dry mouth.
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But you would have to go in with a healthy sense that he might lie to you.
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While these costs are all common, it is important to go in with your eyes wide open.
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If you go in with that mind-set, you're not going to miss your pitch as often.
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Don't go in with wet glue, because it will make you eyes sting, and it won't stick.
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We always go in with a local partner, so I think that is the winning formula for us.
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We generally go in with an idea but it's a constant balance of researching and putting objects together.
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You can then clean up whatever mess is left behind when you go in with foundation and concealer.
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"You go in with the expectation that you're going to see something gross, disgusting, and scary," she says.
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Just gonna go in with powder, almost giving like a shadow to fill in areas that are sparse.
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But if you understand what's credible and what's not, you can go in with a really informed perspective.
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So on all these platforms we already go in with an inherent advantage for most of our brands.
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It can be easier to handle at parties because you go in with the expectation of making social connections.
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A lot of people go in with a mindset of, 'do they meet all the things on my checklist?
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" Her imagery acts as a "visual roadmap, and according [to] the viewers generosity, they can go in with me.
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" Gomez also revealed that the movie was "a step in the direction I want to go in [with acting].
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"We're guilty of that too because we go in with our phone to take pictures," Liz summarized the problem.
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"If you're going into a hot category that's crowded, you have to go in with something different," she says.
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I don't think you can go in with wide-eyed acceptance of anything some of these world leaders say.
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I think that is a good plan, but I also think if you return, you go in with baggage.
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Then you go in with cleanser, carefully avoiding your eyes so you don't burn them off in the process.
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"Miss Americana," a new Netflix documentary about Taylor Swift, is worth watching if you go in with the right expectations.
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However, white people "who go in with the same expectations and requests are applauded for their 'due diligence,'" she asserts.
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But then the special teams coach told Davis to go in with the kickoff unit, and it saved his career.
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But this time, we had a month to go in with Will [Yip, producer] and let ideas naturally come out.
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And we go in with this suction, as you can see, and we just vacuum it out little by little.
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"I go in with low expectations," Trump said in an interview with CBS news published on their website on Sunday.
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WATTERS: And sometimes mothers go in with kids, and they&aposre in a scramble, and they want to use the bathroom.
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She advises families to go in with a plan, whether it's for two to three months or two to three years.
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CBS News made a decision that we would go in with a small camera, and try, and ask people for permission.
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In spite of this, Dresner says it's the responsibility of those entering the program to go in with their eyes open.
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And they put you in groups, so you'll go in with about 10 photographers at a time to your assigned stations.
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Buyers with high 'outcome' hopes for STEM toys should certainly go in with their eyes, rather than their wallets, wide open.
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" —Monty "I first go in with a gentle peck and a very closed mouth and then see where they take it.
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Since he was self-surrendering, we thought I could go in with him, drive up to the parking lot, say goodbye.
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"If Mark would do it, I'd go in with Mark," Greiner said, just as Corcoran started to make Fay an offer.
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You go in with such great intentions, and Louis was very sweet with me, and I had a very respectful experience.
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"If you're going into a budget battle like this you can't go in with just a million Dreamers," Mr. Ryan said.
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Agents had threatened to go in with a search warrant if a group of migrants did not surrender, which they did.
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But when it comes to Amazon events, it's not unusual to go in with very little idea of what's to come.
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"I like to go in with the kids and families because it's fun," she says, pausing to take selfies with the refugees.
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When you finally say "screw this" and go in with an indifferent, but confident attitude, you'll be a lot calmer, he explains.
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The human being dressed like an asshole seconds the recommendation, so I go in with a few others and close the door.
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You're good to leave it at that or you can go in with bronzer after to further sculpt (Sasso normally does this).
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You're not supposed to think too hard about this movie and if you go in with that attitude, you'll probably have fun.
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"I did not want to immediately go in with a certain preset expectation of what they are going to say," he added.
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Teichman recommends you don't go in with a set of prepared questions, as you don't want to come across as too calculated.
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Others, like myself, prefer to go in with a list, grab what I need, and get out as fast as I can.
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If you go in with a plan, you'll know what you're looking for and you can stick to that list (yes, you can).
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One of my last fights, I go in with my right hand and it gets caught in his jersey, right off the grip.
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"The benefits of E.T.F.s outweigh the drawbacks, but people should go in with their eyes open and be aware that there are challenges."
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The Apple Store is also the company's support hub, where you can go in with any questions, damaged products and more for assistance.
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I usually go in with a big theme that I'm interested in, then look for individuals who are in the nexus of that.
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Just go in with eyes wide open: In the event you need medical care, you are going to cough up a sizable deductible.
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"I am very comfortable that the strategic process was sufficiently rigorous and did not go in with a pre-set position," Mattis said.
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If you go in with confidence and make it easy for them to say yes, everyone will be relieved they've found their match.
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"In this debate, O'Rourke can only go in with one serious tactic: to keep the base mobilized," said Rottinghaus, the political science professor.
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After that I go in with a tiny brush and kind of stipple in little flecks of color and details until it's finished.
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You see it on the news, and it's like, who's going to really press the line and go in with some authority, though?
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I am sure they hate me for this, since I always go in with a big stack of cash consisting of mostly small bills.
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Then, go in with a darker color, creating strokes of hair to achieve the natural-but-believable 3D brow look with an angled brush.
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"This couldn't be any better for me, to get a chance to go in with those two guys," Gibbs said of Stewart and Labonte.
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As GroupMe and Splice founder Martocci previously told Business Insider, venture capitalists can "sniff out" founders who go in with the intention to sell.
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And as long as we go in with a very clear understanding, we can engage him all we want, but not under any illusion.
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"You have to go in with your eyes wide open and to understand that there are different levels of goals and success," he said.
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Of course, the big question is how good these things sound, and at this price it's probably best to go in with lowered expectations.
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"If you don't pick the right skill for you, or go in with unrealistic expectations, your precious time off won't be enjoyable," he said.
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It's possible that moviegoers who don't go in with the knowledge that Fisher had died before this film started shooting won't notice the difference.
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"What this has shown is that—like most things in weather—you go in with one question and come out with 10 more," said Waugh.
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Hopefully, this is a year we go in with a free mind and certainly a focus that has been better than in some years past.
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Every single trainer we spoke to had the same advice for making the most of your time at the gym: Go in with a plan.
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Paint Like A Pro Firstly, always apply a clear base coat to your nails before painting to prevent staining, then go in with the color.
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"I couldn't go in with eyes open between the heat and the smoke, so it was almost an army crawl across the ground," she recalls.
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Go in with the recognition that relationship science isn't perfect and who we're going to be happy with in the long run isn't easily predictable.
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And when you have a legitimate weakness — like having to explain a spotty job history — it can be even harder to go in with confidence.
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" Of her enviable shopping process, Wells explains, "I go in with two of my buyers and everyone gets a cart and we start a wagon train.
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You go in with quite a precise angle and are forced by necessity to learn about things like borders and migration and drug law and capitalism.
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We'll take a look once we have the new defense strategy … and we'll probably go in with a request that will have some degree of growth.
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You see them go in with £20,000 from a redundancy or divorce and, a few years later, they have a load of stuff that nobody wants.
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Of course, I&aposll get in there with the most popular guys like Canelo and Triple G. I just go in with whoever comes my way.
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You know, events are, if you go in with the right mindset and sense of humor, events are a really fun part of the tech industry.
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But hopefully you'll now go in with a better understanding of how to best make the app feel less overwhelming, and instead make it work for you.
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Then we had this opportunity to be showcased nationally with Alabama, and Alabama had struggled the previous season, so you go in with a degree of optimism.
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Some of my favorite episodes are the ones where I go in with little to no information, then I spend the whole time having my mind blown.
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You could even go in with the mindset that if you look really great, people might not notice how much you secretly don't want to be there.
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But while there's much to love about Trader Joe's, at times shopping there can get kind of chaotic, so it's important to go in with a plan.
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I think it was expected that she would go in with the same kind of energy as she had in Black-ish, but it's just not real.
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"We go in with scopes, we have to cut the blister out with staples, and then leave tubes in to allow the lung to expand," he said.
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Many of the reviews say the palette is a great value, but also warn that the powders are really pigmented so go in with a light hand.
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Members go in with different prioritiesTrump will prioritize getting NATO to push back against China&aposs influence, Bloomberg reported on Sunday, citing an unnamed senior US official.
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You aren't going to get the results you're hoping for if you go in with the same mind-set as you have previously when addressing such conflicts.
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Go in with a plan Showing up to the gym without a plan means you'll wander the floor deciding what to do, wasting precious minutes in the process.
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While all permutations of getting help can be a viable way to cope with today's affordability crunch, "you need to go in with eyes wide open," Blomquist said.
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Manchin, meanwhile, has promised to go in with an open mind and take seriously concerns of the rest of the Democratic caucus, environmentalists, renewable energy advocates and others.
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"Even if it's your signature to wear a lot of arm candy, don't go in with a lot of bangles that are going to be noisy," she said.
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"We'd go in with our little black-and-white documents and Goldman Sachs came in with what was the first landscape-color presentation we'd ever seen," he says.
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"Go in with good will, do a great job," she says, "and in the long run, and usually in the short run too, you'll see the real reward."
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What I feel, though, about that is that from my experience doing this type of work, that it undermines your findings when you go in with an agenda.
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"One thing a friend told me was to go in with a character in mind and do everything you can to portray that character during the audition," she says.
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While I didn't get that sense from what I played of Battlefront II, it's happened often enough in the past that you should go in with both eyes open.
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So, when their big day arrives ... Owens -- who played his Super Bowl on a broken leg -- says they gotta go in with the mentality to kill or be killed.
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Because those are the people that will be fighting on our behalf, and we want them to go in with deep pockets, and to be able to wage war.
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Do you go in with your email and then just never sign on to it and just let them read your email, or do you ... What do you do?
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Democrats are bullish that they could defeat Harris in a rematch, but still believe they go in with an upper hand even if they face an entirely new GOP nominee.
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And I would leave sad because I would go in with this huge, heavy beating heart for somebody to come put their arms around me and think I was great.
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We won't spoil what is or isn't in the film, but we will warn you that you should leave your expectations at the door and go in with an open mind.
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"I go in with two of my buyers and everyone gets a cart and we start a wagon train," set decorator Amy Wells tells PEOPLE of her shopping process at the store.
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So one of the things we had to learn was that you have to go in with partners who've worked in these places for a long time and are from the community.
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But on the precipice of such a momentous event — materializing a HUMAN BEING out of my body — I knew that I needed to go in with a certain level of trust and flexibility.
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But we have to go in with our eyes wide open, and some of what I've experienced, I hope will be helpful to others who, you know, really want to make their mark.
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You can go in with the best "I'm just looking" intentions, yet social media sites such as Pinterest and Instagram tend to normalize over-the-top spending for weddings and kids' birthday parties.
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"I am very comfortable that the strategic process was sufficiently rigorous and did not go in with a pre-set position," Mattis told reporters traveling with him aboard a military aircraft to Jordan.
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Dimmock: We didn't go into what we thought was a corrupt police department in hopes of unearthing something we were going to expose, but we did go in with a set of questions.
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"When asking for an interest rate being reduced, your best move is to go in with a little bit of ammunition in the form of other offers you've seen or received," said Schulz.
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"Some resellers I work with ask me to do even more damage, and when I refuse, they sometimes go in with a sledgehammer to give it a more lived-in look," adds Thierry.
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While the race for Virginia's Senate seat is considered competitive, Kaine would likely go in with a slight advantage, given Clinton's victory in the state and his own foray into vice presidential politics.
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"We need to go in with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent for a door-to-door assessment, if there are these cases we need to verify and make sure they get urgent treatment," Hoff said.
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I would always go in with a friend or two to keep watch and hold the drug stash just so I wouldn't carry it all at once and to watch out for undercovers and trouble.
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But if we just go in with the mindset of making adjustments even quicker, making sure that you go out there with a game plan and execute at a high level just from the beginning.
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"The amount of art some fairs have on display can be overwhelming so if you don't go in with a plan, you could end up missing the artists you're most interested in," Ms. Schlesinger said.
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But in the sense of people actually having a dinner party and putting our music on, I would want to go in with a baseball bat and smash the [expletive] out of their fondue set.
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But in the sense of people actually having a dinner party and putting our music on, I would want to go in with a baseball bat and smash the [expletive] out of their fondue set.
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To just go into the technical part, typically, I start with a very rough pencil sketch or collage to get a composition, then I go in with the pen tool in Photoshop and outline every element.
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"You should go in with an ability to show examples of when you did good work, made a difference to the organization, went above and beyond or have done more than what they've asked for," Pong says.
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But I expected that, thanks to training partners who prepared me mentally and physically to do this, noting that the first time would be rough, to go in with absolutely zero expectations and be ready to learn.
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"I did not want to immediately go in with a certain preset expectation of what they are going to say," he said, while declining to specifically enumerate his expectations for the outcome of his meetings in China.
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To cover them, we first use a coral cream from a Skin Illustrator palette to cancel out the darkness in the black ink, then we go in with another palette that's thick, dries really fast, and doesn't smudge.
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So, we have a product option here where we can go in with a much broader demo and a much broader slate of content -- I think you saw that there's some pretty impressive and unique content in there.
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"When the shooting stopped and hostages gathered in the bathroom, they needed to go in with the right amount of resources to do that, and sometimes it takes a few minutes to get to that point," he said.
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So it's probably reckless to go into a marriage with a prudential frame of mind and safer to go in with that form of intoxication that fuses you into a unit and makes giving feel better than receiving.
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While I'd been able to set aside the terrible name its creators had chosen for it and go in with an open mind, my first conversation with the program tested my faith in the efficacy of the service.
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The entire process could have a lower environmental impact than cremation or burial or green burial, even after accounting for factors like the electricity required to turn the bins and the materials that go in with the bodies.
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That's when I use this flat metal rake to get out the big chunks, pull them through this chute into this contained drawer, and go in with this big brush with sharp steel bristles and sweep the rest out.
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The man was a friend of mine, a fellow picker who was well-liked by many men of the camp; I saw the woman go in with him, but I didn't understand at the time what had actually happened.
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So for both this record and the last one, it's been basic takes live and then we'd go in with other instruments and start experimenting a little bit, moving things around, adding on different types of things, mixing things in.
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RELATED: Get a sneak peek at Amazon's best Black Friday deals Now that you know that you can afford to spend on Black Friday it is important that you go in with a plan of what you are going to buy.
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Campaign veterans who spoke with CNN said their advice to the lower-polling candidates is this: Go in with a short list of clear goals, fight for speaking time and try to walk the fine line between differentiating and damaging yourself.
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If you wait, you'll be more likely to get a larger raise, she says, adding: "Go in with good will, do a great job, and in the long run — and usually in the short run too — you'll see the real reward."
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The two Koreas' "new era of peace" raises the bar for President Trump's summit with North Korea: He'll go in with credit and momentum, but now will want an even splashier accomplishment than yesterday's path to officially ending the Korean War.
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"The mayor's talked about what he wants his commission to look at before it's been constituted, and we want a commission to go in with an open mind and look at the broad structure of city government," Mr. Johnson said.
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" It also sucks, she adds, to go in with only a vague idea of what might work for you, do your best to shop around and get advice, and "end up buying a product that just doesn't work for you.
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"Whoever sets the agenda shapes the discussions," and if the US doesn't go in with a prepared set of talking points, "it means from the get-go that the US is on the defensive, responding, but not driving," Carle said.
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The film signals the end of an era, so go in with an open mind, ready to anticipate breakneck action, heartfelt family drama, and ultimately, the kind of film that pays homage to every one of the 21 films that preceded it.
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It's often said that the estimated 5,000 Western tourists that enter the country each year—on strictly regimented tours helmed by local guides that only visit government-approved sites—leave the country with more questions about it than they go in with.
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In the past, "what we have seen is we go in with great intentions, we create opportunities to work things out, and at the end they don't get worked out and we fall back," one House GOP appropriator said of the minibus strategy.
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"Bella came her and spent a lot of time at the farm and she'd go in with all the dogs on the property and no one would give her the time of day," Megan Kokaras, a head trainer at the Service Dog Project, tells PEOPLE.
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When we go in with smart power, bringing all of these tools together, not only are we likely to be more successful, but we also are setting the conditions for stability and security that foster closer friendships, better alliances, and a more prosperous global economy.
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And I watched her go in with just remarkable dignity and grit and courage and I can't help but believe that, putting aside the results of all of that, that that had to have inspired other women to also find the courage within themselves.
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I think if I ever do a big film again, and there's a big digital set piece in it, whatever that is, I would definitely want to pre-animate it and then go in with a camera and try and film it like it was real.
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When I get started on a song, even though I write the guitar parts first, I usually go in with an idea of what I want the song to be about, I use it as a vehicle for the lyrical concept that I want to create.
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I didn't specifically picture how the night would play out, but it's kinda like documentary filmmaking: You want to go in with preparations, but you don't want to go in knowing the story because then there's no element of discovery in the process or the filmmaking.
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"Why go in there with batons and guns when you can go in with something simple, like a sound generator?" said Dr. Geoffrey S. F. Ling, a neurologist at Johns Hopkins University and the former director of the Biological Technologies Office of the federal Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
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I tend to have an idea of the record and then the themes... obviously things change and new things emerge, things fall by the wayside, but I tend to go in with a more concrete idea of what the record is about, and a loose idea of its structure.
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I&aposm going to have him go in with a guy like Weissmann, who was at his loss party or somebody who donated $36,000 to her campaign, an investigation started by Strzok with an undetermined number of agents presently there who have equal amount of bias expressed in text messages.
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"You have to go in with power," she says, and good information, so that you can avoid these four common mistakes: "The biggest mistake that first time homeowners make is they forget that they need closing costs — not just the down payment of say 10 or 20 percent," says Corcoran.
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The events of Secrets of the Empire are canon in the larger universe, and while the narrative is fixed, it's the nature of the medium that every individual who goes through will have their own unique experience based on what they do, how they react, and who they go in with.
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The writers of the new show certainly know enough about Trek's turbulent beginnings to temper expectations: "If you go in with open minds and open hearts, you may be rewarded," they told a crowd eager for news at the Star Trek: Mission New York convention held over Labor Day weekend.
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These fatal shootings of innocent people almost feel countless, and it's natural that many will be resistant to playing a game in which you are the person making the call: to shout out demands, to step back and reconsider, or to go in with guns raised and eager trigger fingers.
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In the process of buying a mattress, you'll likely be pitched all kinds of different accessories to get, and if you don't go in with a clear idea of what you want, it's easy to fall victim to those pitches and spend way more money than you thought you would.
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"If you want to be the guy or gal at the cocktail party or the golf course saying that you bought one of those unicorns when they IPO'ed, as long as you go in with the expectation that it might not be the best investment you ever make … that's great," Gorman said.
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This is much more than just the ride share company now, it is a transportation company, where we don't need to continue to increase the marketing and incentives, we can go in with loyalty plans, both for riders and drivers, that are going to add to leverage in the company and ultimately improve the profitability of company.
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It's still a big loss— This is much more than just the ride share company now, it is a transportation company, where we don't need to continue to increase the marketing and incentives, we can go in with loyalty plans, both for riders and drivers, that are going to add to leverage in the company and ultimately improve the profitability of company.
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And I don't go in with any preconceived notion, but I will tell you, I would say — when they used to say, during the campaign, Donald Trump loves Putin, Putin loves Donald Trump, I said, huh, wouldn't it be nice, I'd say this in front of thousands of people, wouldn't it be nice to actually report what they said, wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with Russia, wouldn't it be nice if we went after ISIS together, which is, by the way, aside from being dangerous, it's very expensive, and ISIS shouldn't have been even allowed to form, and the people will stand up and give me a massive hand.
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