I mean, I could go on and on—I don't have to tell you, I could go on and on.
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They didn't go on and on about their body goals.
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"This is going to go on and on," Swisher said.
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The neat lines of bright hues go on and on.
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Céline Dion's opinions about Titanic will go on and on!
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The list of humiliations go on and on and on.
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This is a list that could go on and on.
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"He wanted to go on and on forever," she said.
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The shattering glass noises seemed to go on and on.
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Oh Nature has been known to go on and on.
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I can go on and on and on and on.
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Its unvarnished almond flavors seem to go on and on.
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I mean, I could go on and on and on.
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I could go on and on, but you get the idea.
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I won't go on and on about it—I'm a whale.
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We could go on and on about our love of blush.
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Yes Celine and James, our hearts will go on and on.
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"So I don't want to go on and on," Sanders concluded.
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Like when people would go on and on about John Coltrane.
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The trees go on and on and on for 13.86 acres.
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We could go on and on, but you get the idea.
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I could go on and on, but you get the point.
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I could go on and on with that sort of thing.
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I could just go on and on about this stuff, man.
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The barroom quarreling can go on and on (and often does).
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Be jovial and anecdotal, but do not go on and on.
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That's just the first season — her atrocities go on and on.
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You could go on, you could literally go on and on.
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"The life of this could go on and on," Ms. Williamson said.
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People can go on and on about little details in their childhood.
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The analogies go on and on, and so it is with movies.
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Could go on and on and do this over and over again.
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"They want this to go on and on and on," he said.
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One could go on and on, we didn't make this stuff up.
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"God, they just go on and on," I whispered to my husband.
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I could go on and on maybe we'll have our own show.
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I could go on and on about similar wasteful and unauthorized spending.
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I can't think, like, that story seems to go on and on.
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I could go on and on, but suffice it to say that yes!
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We could go on and on about the many benefits of protective styles.
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"Of course the list could go on and on and on," Scarborough said.
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I could go on and on, but I think you get my point.
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This is not where we'll go on and on about Bieber's musical evolution.
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The stories now being told by employees in public go on and on.
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Theology, ethics, growing up, living rural, community … I could go on and on!
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And these days we all seem to go on (and on) about it.
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Those songs can go on and on and on and live on forever.
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Because it is a counterintelligence investigation, it can just go on and on.
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I started reading your novel Let Go On And On And On recently.
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We then had marvelous dialogues, which I thought would go on and on.
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"I could go on and on, because, honestly, all buzzwords are bad," she says.
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And also, if you read the media, they'll go on and on about Slack.
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Multiple pools, gardens that go on and on, multiple tennis courts side-by-side.
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Things could get ugly as this trial could go on and on for years.
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I could go on and on about how awesome (and terrible) the '90s were.
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The tax, health care, retirement and other benefits "go on and on," Orman says.
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And one can go on and on about horrific human rights violations in Iran.
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But Let Go On And On And On really was one moment, one joke.
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To have them go on and on about how they protect the First Amendment.
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IF YOU WANT ME TO GO ON, I CAN GO ON AND ON FOR HOURS.
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Some matchmakers like to go on and on about how fabulous an upcoming match is.
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I could go on and on, but many of those memories I keep to myself.
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One halter, one strapless, one orange, one black...the list can go on and on.
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You have a stressful schedule, and you have to go on and on and on.
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I could go on and on and on because for me, music is a banquet.
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Okay, these are people who did go on and on about how good they are.
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"Their lordships do go on and on, and it is quite unnecessary," she once said.
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To anyone amenable to a bridge crossing, I go on and on about La Vara.
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But midlife can seem to go on and on, like a sentence with no punctuation.
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You could go on and on and on," he told CNBC's "Trading Nation' on Thursday.
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Icy hands, sifted flour, butter or shortening... the variables and difficulties just go on and on.
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We could go on and on but we'll stop at his latest: Most Charitable Tree Hugger.
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First, please do not go on and on about it, I promise you no one cares.
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When I encounter old friends, they often go on and on about how great I look.
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I could go on and on about it, but I don't want to get too WORDY.
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I can go on and on about... (CROSSTALK) PAYNE: And they would be preying on immigrant communities.
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And her reactions are pure proof that for fashion, her heart continues to go on and on.
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I could go on and on on this, these are notes I have typed out on this.
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One could go on and on about this stuff — bus lanes, a modest Inclusionary Zoning requirement, etc.
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The general impression one gets from being around Kokoskov is that he could go on and on.
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I could go on and on about this but the point is it just reduces care indiscriminately.
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One could go on and on about her meticulous restoration of the living room's inlaid floor border.
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You don't have to go on and on, and you shouldn't say anything that you don't mean.
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The Firebox, as it's called, contains two 1.75 liter pouches, so the party can go on and on.
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It's been 20 years since Titanic sailed into theaters, and instructed our hearts to go on (and on).
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The sightings go on and on — so it's safe to say we have a trend on our hands.
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One could go on and on, but why not admit the overall accuracy of what Donald Trump stated?
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Caitlin Rose Boyle: In our hearts, we knew Jonesy was going to go on, and on, and … on!!
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The wonderful thing about a machine is that it's dependable, will go on and on, and doesn't stop.
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He just has to live with a permanent reminder that Leo's heart will go on...and on...and on.
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Weiner hopping on right now-Weiner is in-been waiting for Weiner..I can go on and on… pic.twitter.
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And those are just the performances; I could go on and on listing out the presenters who got political.
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We could go on and on about the virtues of swapping all of your fancy-dress garments for jumpsuits.
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This year, if no candidate has secured 1,237 delegates then the voting could go on and on (see chart).
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They won't apply to everyone, but will cover the majority of people: The list could go on and on.
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"But you see these agreements and they go on and on, and the agency believes they infringe on rights."
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We could go on and on, but it's actually more fun to return to the sins of Duncan Hunter.
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You have the glassblowers, the glass cutters, the packaging engineers, the quality checkers, I can go on and on.
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I was saying, I can't believe people go on and on and on with all this 'Oh my God!
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DERSHOWITZ: This could go on and on, and there are no limits to what an independent special counsel can do.
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We could go on and on explaining why we're hooked on using Foreo, but we narrowed it down to three.
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People that voted for him are gonna go on and on and on and hopefully grow and grow and grow.
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But it's now clear this delegate fight will go on and on with Sanders unable to break through a ceiling.
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When it's over, Ford, seemingly on the verge of laughter, breaks into full-throttle sobs that go on and on.
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People tend to go on and on and on, but it's best to keep it simple — and then stop talking.
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Baseball men tend to go on and on about their plans to attract great African-American athletes back to baseball.
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I could go on and on, but then I might miss the next update on what isn't in the JFK files.
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The examples go on and on, and you can read more about them in Vox's explainer of the Justice Department report.
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I was nine, and so were my friends at school, and even now I could go on and on like this.
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They also shouldn't go on and on about how they are stupid or restrict you engaging in your already-existing interests.
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If you read me, I'll find something that I think is great, and I'll go on and on, again and again.
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It's O.K. not to like the book, but to go on and on, with one withering comment after another, seems ridiculous.
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The game is a nonstarter (or it can go on and on) because this ass has two heads and no rump.
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ME: That's good advice, but it can be exhausting because a lot of people can go on and on about themselves.
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I could go on and on but I think Rudy Giuliani said it best last night right here on this program.
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But you don&apost have the right to try to undermine and somehow demean or demagogue and go on and on.
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The cycle will go on and on until it all becomes so familiar we forget we still need to stop it.
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I could go on and on about what this piece means to me and being able to do this for you.
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It's obvious, though, on which side of the work's argument this director's sympathies lie: The party should go on and on.
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" She continued, "Dog food, baby formula, diapers, cleaning products, furniture, decor, shampoo and conditioner, toys … I could go on and on.
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It just seemed to go on and on and on, and one had to say, 'When is this going to stop?
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Look at what's happening with Apple, where they're going to be spending $350 billion, and I can go on and on.
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It also saves time compared to those other states, who just go on and on about things like liberty and agriculture.
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I could go on and on about Summitt's legendary coaching career, her 1,098 wins and eight national titles over 38 years.
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MY GUESS IS IT'LL GO ON AND ON AND ON OVER THE YEARS, LIKE MANY, MANY TECHNICAL ISSUES DO. SORKIN: OKAY. JOSEPH?
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You can go on and on about cameras being the new keyboards, but the real problem is that monetizing text is hard.
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I wouldn't be surprised at all—these are the same people who go on and on about how awful the Democrats are.
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The disappointing stats go on and on, but Childers has some recommendations, focusing on Black women making median-earning income and less.
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These stories go on and on and on, and each time I play, I find myself telling micro-narratives just like this.
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I could go on and on and on—there are tons of different statistics to point to that, but it's so relative.
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I MEAN, YOU CAN GO ON AND ON ON HOW INSANE THAT IS. THAT'S MY QUINTESSENTIAL EXAMPLE OF WHAT'S WRONG IN REGULATIONS.
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I could go on and on about how many oil spills there have been that have been really detrimental to water supplies.
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Everybody had an incentive to perpetuate the status quo just a little longer, deluding themselves that it could go on and on.
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For whatever reason, I turn really salty when they both go on and on about living in Manhattan/close to the office.
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"We started talking, which meant he proceeded to go on and on and on without asking me anything about myself," Daniels writes.
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A kind of stretched-out minimalist barn that seems to go on and on and on, it's an aesthetic experience unto itself.
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We could go on (and on and on and on), but we are fast approaching the point, which is this: he's always wrong.
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And, as Shannon predicted, this is going to go on and on and on and eventually will come back to the Supreme Court.
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"I could go on and on and on about how many lawsuits are filed against the major credit reporting agencies," Sanchez-Adams said.
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Trump's China approach 'stuck in 1990s' North Korea What Trump says: "The list of humiliations go on and on and on," Trump said.
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I think they have built — they go on and on about these being online communities, if they're cities, and this is the city.
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The Final Station We discussed this small story-based apocalypse thriller on Monday's Waypoint Radio, so I won't go on and on here.
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"I could go on and on, but I'd like to get right to the point — can I give you a hug?" asked Cyrus.
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They're talking about it for all different kinds of subjects — opioids, for example, and the list can go on and on and on.
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I could go on and on about how much I enjoyed making this thing, but like talking about myself, it just feels awkward.
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Those people just go on and on and on and on and on, and on and on and on and you're like, aah.
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It's a mess, and I could go on and on critiquing the ups-and-downs of these and other elements of the game.
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"I think there's probably a bipartisan concession that we'll keep the trial [short] so it not go on and on and on," Sen.
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I think what's interesting, and I've always said this, is that they think it's a meritocracy, which they go on and on about.
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"You can't go on and on about how much you love mothers, and then fail to support legislation that makes life easier for them."
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We go on and on about how wonderful capsule wardrobes can be, but frankly, they're not the easiest things to actually put into place.
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I could go on and on but I will just say with a heavy heart… Thank you sweet, beautiful man… I will miss you.
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I could go on and on but I will just say with a heavy heart... Thank you sweet, beautiful man... I will miss you.
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It also drives the desolate quest at the center of John Ford's 1956 Western masterpiece The Searchers; the list could go on and on.
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I could go on and on with logical arguments and explanations for every stubborn citizen that still argues against gun control in this country.
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However, there were also times when someone would go on and on about things he or she had learned about me before the interview.
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The same would be true of trans power, or gay, lesbian and bisexual power, or workers' power, and we can go on and on.
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When we ardently hope that the lives of people we love will go on and on, we don't really want them to be eternal.
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Yes, I could go on and on around people who are like ... they don't make gadgets but I'm still fascinated by what they're doing.
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The dad character, we would just have a line, but I would just go off, almost all the time, and just go on and on.
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It was talking about the relationship in the administration ... LG: I really feel like I could just listen to you guys go on and on.
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We don't like to spread gossip but it's a tricky business making predictions and Black Friday seems to just go on and on these days.
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I could go on and on about what we collectively remember about "The Greatest" but my own personal memory and respect for Ali goes further.
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What they do next—disappearing from the DJ booth and then letting the poppy love song go on and on—makes the stunt even funnier.
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"Meet the People Who Want to Fuck Venom"; "Way Too Many People Want to Bone the Clown from It." The variations go on and on.
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I could go on and on about how much I miss the weird cell phones of years past, if only because they kept me guessing.
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Evans' responses tend to go on and on, bouncing from one subject to the next as he discusses the many facets of the juice world.
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I could go on and on about Ella – about her activism and bubbly personality – but I'm going to let her tell you her own story.
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"I love Gabé, such a creative mind, but I had to tell her, 'You cannot go on and on with one table,'" Mr. Dimitrov said.
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But there is another trend that perplexes college baseball officials as much as those in the majors: Games that go on, and on, and on.
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Let's take this moment to go on a little tour of other perfect restaurant bites: I could go on and on but I'm already starving.
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We don't just stop at food and shelter like every other species — we go on and on to create cathedrals, concerts, spaceships, and genetic maps.
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Several of the show's characters — usually the men nursing bourbon and age-old resentments — steer scenes with extended monologues that go on and on and on.
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Chicago is a sprawling forever city, a place that seems to go on and on, a place consumed with bouts of quiet and character and difference.
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It was more than a shout; it was a wail of pure terror and it seemed to go on and on, before trailing away into silence.
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We could go on and on about every the color of the rainbow, but we're here to talk about one timelessly bold and classic one: red.
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We've all heard it before -- millennials are apathetic, young adults aren't civically engaged, they don't understand the value of voting -- the accusations go on and on.
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"State of the Union" let him go on and on, he said, though he was careful to structure each episode with a beginning, middle and end.
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They lose track of context and go on and on, unfazed by our monosyllabic responses meant to politely signal that it's time to switch the subject.
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The white girls who pride themselves on how much they're attracted to black men, and go on and on about how much black culture they consume.
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Since time immemorial women have terrorized black people of all genders; cis people have terrorized trans people of all genders; the combinations go on and on.
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I know you start with them with a little thing, with translations, and then I would go on and on and on and on and on.
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Obama is a secret Muslim, he's planning a coup in Jade Helm, he tried to nuke Charleston, SC (seriously) ... the list could go on and on.
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"I could go on and on, but I'd like to get right to the point: Can I give you a hug?" she said before the two embraced.
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Or just the serial lying, the promise to ban Muslims from entering America, the semi-veiled incitements to violence or… well, we could go on and on?
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We could go on and on, but we'll finish with Amazon's policy, which gives you 30 days to return just about anything bought directly from the retailer.
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The hits and runs and errors and wins and losses and heroes will go on and on, but without the best narrator who ever came our way.
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Roll a blunt, DIY yourself a bong, get mashed on some hash brownies, or even sneak a suppository in your vagina—the possibilities go on and on.
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It looks like any urban metropolis at dusk—soaked in brilliant oranges and neon greens, pebbled with buildings that go on and on into some unseeable distance.
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That led to a series of calls and texts to relatives and friends that seemed to go on and on until he was discovered later that morning.
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I can go on and on about air here, and indeed, multiple re-readings of this chapter have revealed new connections and symbols that are absolutely fascinating.
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Like the hand, foot, mouth disease, the rashes, the blisters on his butt, the scraped up knees, the bump on his head... I can go on and on.
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The list could go on and on (and quite possibly just inspired the intro to our 20-something memoir), but there's one brand trying to eliminate this issue.
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All-American track athlete, Olympic medalist, and mother of one are just a few titles Nia Ali has under her belt (really, the accolades go on and on).
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I could go on and on with Huawei's special camera features, but it's hard to judge if it's actually useful without using the phone for a few days.
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" The men pine for skinny jeans, peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches and sex; the statements go on and on until Lacina Coulibaly interrupts with a long, low "Shhh.
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But none of those proposals have galvanized widespread support from legislators or the financial community, so the current unpopular conservatorship has been permitted to go on and on.
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Essentially, it's a rant on some hot-button topic in the form of a series of tweets that can go on and on and on in many parts.
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Sanders go on and on about economic insecurity, but hardly ever national securityListening to Bernie now, it's easy to forget that the President's first priority isn't the economy.
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So many lessons learned, so much GROWTH as a human being, i GUARANTEE this will be the most important year of my life... i could go on and on.
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With Amazon Rise, he's edited three minutes of random Amazon products together based on their ascending prices, and I just want it to go on and on for hours.
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And when your mother is the legendary, iconic, and beautiful (we could go on and on) Diana Ross, it's all the glitz and glam we could possibly ask for.
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The thing that concerns me most about PTSD is…when people act like it's supposed to be normal to just have these symptoms go on and on and on.
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At others, observing some bit of venality, they run in long, bitter sentences, laced with misery, that go on and on until they seem to run out of breath.
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This list is by no means comprehensive, but it gives you a pretty good indication of how vast Trump's feuds spread: The list really could go on and on.
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We could go on and on there's one thing we know for certain: He already mastered the art of avoiding a complete wardrobe malfunction — by wearing underwear (smart move!).
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This is why we go on and on about bundle deals, and we'll continue to do so until these offers are widely appreciated as the superstars that they are.
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That was intriguing to me because so many of us believe that wars, regardless of peace treaties and the ending of hostilities, they go on and on in memory.
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" Rachel on being the first black Bachelorette: "I knew it would be something to talk about, but it wasn't something that we had to continually go on and on about.
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"The market is sensitive to this (North Korea)," said Michael Purves, chief global strategist at Weeden & Co, who said the concern was that the situation would go "on and on".
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While we could go on and on about all the love, what with the three engagements and such, let's get right to the part everyone is talking about: the breakup.
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SuperCreep would then proceed to follow them into any match they were playing and go on and on about how they were such a "good little wifey" for winning games.
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We could go on and on about the many unjust and inappropriate ways that women and our bodies are objectified — in politics, in other workplaces, on the street — every day.
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I could go on and on about this interplay of storytelling, language, and power, but that's what the comic is for, so I don't want to spoil it too much.
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"I could go on and on and make a list of all the things that have slowed us down and held us back and affected jobs and wages," he said.
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And so it's invariably difficult to satisfy everyone, and that's what I find so interesting about the endings of TV shows that people go on and on and on discussing.
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We can go on and on about how Los Angeles' offense is impossible to stop, but the key to their championship aspirations rests on the other end of the floor.
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I could go on and on about what I think, but I want to know first: Why do you think Parasite was such a hit with both critics and audiences?
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He gave to guys like to me, like Luka (Doncic), Toni Kukoc, we can go on and on, Pau Gasol, all these international players, he gave us guys a chance.
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When fitness programs go on and on about getting the "perfect body," they're usually talking about some unbelievably toned figure that maybe, like, 2% of the population will ever really attain.
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Over their summer together, the container saleswoman would go on and on about her hand-made blown-glass jars, and he eventually went on to master her techniques in her honor.
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I could go on and on, or you could read on and on about more quarterbacks who made it onto NFL rosters this year right here—but you get the point.
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I had nerve damage in my leg too, I don't want to go on and on about it, but since I fixed them things my cardio has gone through the roof.
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The names go on and on, 313 in all, printed in white against a dark backdrop, each a testament to a whole life stolen through the horrific American legacy of lynching.
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But senators who spoke to The Hill said they have made it clear to the president that they do not want the fights with trading partners to go on and on.
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The examples go on and on, but the point is, no one should be denied the same service offered to everyone else at a public business because of who they are.
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So Choice One is, you are immortalized, but there is no more reproduction on Earth, no pregnancy, no first birthday, no first love'—and I go on and on and on.
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I could go on and on—I love the relationship between Martian pilot Alex (Cas Anvar) and Naomi's muscle-bound, emotionally troubled buddy Amos (Wes Chatham)—but I don't have enough space.
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Look, we could go on and on about how fabulous and fun Madame Tamron Hall is, but we'll let you peruse for yourself in our roundup of Hall's best fashion moments ahead.
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"Why go on, and on, I'm only going to break your heart babe", Fredwave sings, capturing the feeling of every relationship that seems to stumble bitterly and stubbornly toward it's natural conclusion.
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The bevy of movies the twins put out in the early 2000's, their stints on TV, the branded merchandise (a Walmart clothing line, Barbie dolls)...we could go on and on.
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I could go on and on… especially for those with outdoor spaces as you can take advantage of the sun and witness blooms and fruits and weird growth habits, but I'll stop here.
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We could go on and on (get your packaging figured out before it's too late, crowdfund like a boss, build a model with recurring revenue, be thinking about unit tests for hardware QA…).
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The list really does just go on and on — which is why we'll be updating it every month to include more of our favorite female performers from one our favorite iconic musical periods.
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The list can go on and on so here is just a few: Hana Mendel, Stacy Kranitz, Isadora Kosofsky, Christie Hemm Klok, Jessica Chou, Sasha Tivetsky, Nichole Washington, Robin De Puy, Maggie Shannon.
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Remember, you guys used to go on and on about, oh, Obama, he has an unemployment numbers good, but look at labor -- well, look at labor participation now you folks, it&aposs terrible.
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He writes minimally about his own creative process for the same upper-crust reason that he writes minimally about his suffering—only second-rate people go on and on about their inner lives.
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"That's why so many government space programs tend to be so expensive — because they just go on and on, forever and ever, for technical reasons as well as budgetary and political reasons," he said.
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I'M IN THE RISK MANAGEMENT BUSINESS AND I SPEND LIKE 222% OF MY TIME THINKING ABOUT THE WORST 2371% POSSIBILITIES SO I CAN GO ON AND ON ABOUT ALL THE THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT.
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The children and adults were moved to the Ursula Border Patrol Central Processing Center, a massive warehouse with cages that go on and on and with bright lights that beamed 24 hours a day.
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"I could go on and on, but let me suggest that before you even buy a stock, you see if you have too many draft picks from one position, especially wide receiver," Cramer concluded.
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Be it a laid-back stroll through the Sunday farmers' market, a sampling of the city's cultural events with a symphony show, or a spook-tacular haunted-house tour, the options go on and on.
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We could go on and on about the hundreds of Free People dresses we've been swooning over for summer, but we picked eight of our favorites — all of which you can snag for under $150.
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I want it to go on and on and on in my head in every possible direction — and to help my imagination open up all the avenues that it possibly can, I devour supplementary material.
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The list can go on and on, but the point remains the same — Americans have made a terrible habit of acting on bias, and Facebook is a breeding ground that too often fosters its growth.
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"I'd hang out with other women, and most of the time I'd keep my mouth shut because they'd just go on and on and on about how much they hate Clinton and Obama," Barber said.
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Enrichment from market-tested betterment will go on and on and, over the next century or so, will bring comfort in essentials to virtually everyone on the planet, and more to an expanding middle class.
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I never know what I'm going to read next — usually, if I love a book, I just want it to go on and on, or I want to read something else by the same author.
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It's more than enough to hold us over until the next time Vogue trots her out again (it's only a matter of time, folks!) — hopefully, their high-fashion love will continue to go on and on.
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Better to make an unrealistic claim ("I hope to go on and on," Margaret Thatcher said) than to name your sell-by date and give your fellow politicians yet another excuse to manoeuvre for the succession.
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I haven't made a final decision yet, but I'm leaning toward ending it after seven — although the nature of the show is one that can go on and on because you can bring in new people.
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I know it's a bit of a thing in the American South for the cook to go on and on about her own grandma's particularly fluffy biscuits and her own family's particularly delicious pimento-cheese recipe.
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She was born with endless gifts – big blue eyes, a brain and heart overflowing with curiosity, generosity and possibility and those heartbreakingly long legs that go on and on – but she never rests on any of them.
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All of this is nice, but not the sort of thing you'd expect a company president to go on and on about during a livestreamed press conference before hundreds of people at the biggest tech show on Earth.
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We could go on and on about how versatile white kicks are; they look equally good with jeans, skirts, and leggings, and they help lighten up your wardrobe even when temperatures are still in that in-between spring phase.
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And when you think about Ron Meyer and his client list, it's unbelieveable, because it was Sharon, Meryl Streep, and Madonna and Jessica Lange and Whoopi Goldberg and Jane Fonda, and I could go on and on and on.
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The United States has known many mass shootings; Norway had the mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik; in France last July, a man drove a truck into a crowd in Nice, killing dozens; the list could go on and on.
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I had a sense of déjà vu, and of the future laid out before us — as if all those mornings after terror attacks would go on and on, until we who'd witnessed them would be wiped from the earth.
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A list of all the useful tools for journalists could just go on and on, but the takeaway is more looking at what techniques others are using, and figuring out how to adapt them to solve your own issues.
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Try asking her to recite the first 100 digits of Pi and she'll go on and on... Sadly, Alexa won't go higher than 100 digits of Pi. Nice try, but she's not gonna recite up to 1,000 or a million.
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"I haven't made a final decision yet, but I'm leaning toward ending it after seven — although the nature of the show is one that can go on and on because you can bring in new people," she told the newspaper.
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Maybe it's her self-care routine, the fact that she's just one Grammy away from being an EGOT winner, her innate talent to bring tears to our eyes every time she's behind a podium... the list could go on and on.
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Years later, my list of jobs became longer than my arm: singer, songwriter, actor, designer, producer, mom, vacationer (ha!), and they go on and on … As you can imagine, I've run into my fair share of roadblocks along the way.
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In all these commemorations of British losses at the Battle of the Somme, which began 100 years ago, one of the implied signals was a reassuring one: whatever chaos may rage in the world, great national institutions go on and on.
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I found a therapist who was warm and understanding and let me go on and on about my concerns about taking care of two children while my husband was away, and my fears that I wouldn't be able to manage.
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On Wednesday, Facebook reported another quarter of stunning growth — revenue up 59 percent from a year earlier, profits nearly triple over that period, its monthly users rising 15 percent to more than 1.7 billion — we could go on and on.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — I so wanted to pull everyone's leg and go on and on about how clever and esoteric Patrick Berry's well-hidden theme was today — this constructor is so innovative and subtle that I figured the ruse might be believable.
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A long day at work or school; the weeks following a breakup; T-minus five days until rent is due; the seemingly endless stream of horrifying news ... we could go on and on listing the inevitabilities that stress or depress us.
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It's as though the book is taking place in a vast and expansive world that goes on and on forever — or in many worlds that go on and on forever — and we have nothing but time with which to explore them.
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I can go on and on—the voice acting, quips, and feel—but from the angles, vistas, attitudes, and perspectives, I witnessed a Spider-Man save, lose, and continually fail in ways that made made me feel enough to cry (spoiler scene).
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These tweets go on and on: A former NBC News executive clarified that these buttons are somewhat common: It's safe to say it's maybe time to rethink those buttons...as well as a whole lot of other things the Variety report addressed.
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As much as they go on and on about it, I think it's just ... And by the way, it was really interesting a couple of years ago, I had an interview with Travis Kalanick, one of the co-founders, the infamous Travis Kalanick.
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Yes, Sikoryak reminds us, Trump really did go on and on about the size of his hands; and yes, on his Inauguration Day, he really did talk about God not making it rain on his speech (that's an alternative fact, by the way).
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" As for the lessons she tries to instill in little Eissa, the music legend listed "Keeping God very close to you" and "respecting others but also make sure they respect you," but admitted, "There's so much — it can go on and on.
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"You look at the prior drug traffickers, the cartel leaders, Manuel Noriega, Pablo Escobar — I could go on and on — 'Freeway' Ricky Ross, and every time we arrest one, it does absolutely nothing to the flow of drugs," Jones told VICE News.
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" "I could go on and on about how there is no phone that compares to the Note 7 right now but to push materialism aside, I have not yet been convinced that my Note 7 is a danger...I am fully aware it is recalled.
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" He captioned the beachside pic of Paltrow: "She was born with endless gifts – big blue eyes, a brain and heart overflowing with curiosity, generosity and possibility and those heartbreakingly long legs that go on and on – but she never rests on any of them.
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Shopping on South Main StreetPeople love to go on and on about how Las Vegas is soooooo great for shopping, but those people are usually hitting up stores on the Strip or at the local outlet mall that they could easily find back home.
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All these articles go on and on about amenities families enjoy, but the root of the problem is that families need bigger homes, while developers have every incentive to squeeze in as many small homes as possible, to maximize their profit per square foot.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Saturday that a partisan memo released by House Republicans "totally vindicates" him in the investigation into Russian election interference, complaining that the "witch hunt" would go "on and on" even though there had been no collusion or obstruction of justice.
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He's into the power—the intimacy of going inside when a heart still pumps and feeling the skin tight like a canvas and warm blood spraying masterpieces for us to wonder at, and he's going to go on and on unless I stop him.
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That's the basic premise of Let Go On And On And On. It's one of the most creative things I've ever done in that I remember the moment of the genesis of the idea—which directly contradicts what I tell my students all the time.
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Rebecca's mom literally just keeps getting worse — telling Randall she'd see his project when it's finished, telling Kate about how she had to correct her kids' English when they had a Black nanny so they didn't talk like "street kids", I could go on and on.
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"It's important to think of all of these experiences of reproduction—birth, postpartum, miscarriage, still birth, pregnancy, menstruation, menopause, adoption, abortion, fertility, contraception, family building, and planning, I could go on and on—as inherently linked," says Skylar Van Steemburg, co-owner of Denver's Luna Doulas.
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"Imagine being able to hold this administration accountable, and actually make progress when it comes to affordable health care, the rights of immigrants and refugees, the urgent challenge of climate change, and, yes, I could go on and on," Clinton said in a video shared on Twitter.
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It's a long list, so I will talk fast: Anne Tyler, Kate Atkinson, Ann Patchett, Maggie O'Farrell, Patrick Gale, Peter Heller, Lionel Shriver, Stephen King, Joanna Trollope, Jonathan Tropper, Rachel Joyce, Karen Joy Fowler, Elinor Lipman, Elizabeth Strout, Tom Perrotta; I could go on and on.
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PEOPLE ACT LIKE IT WAS JUST SLOW NOT IT WASN'T IT WAS OUR OWN BAD INFRASTRUCTURE POLICY, WORK SKILLS POLICY, LITIGATION, REGULATION TAXATIONS I CAN GO ON AND ON AND WHAT WE DID TO OURSELVES TO SLOW DOWN GROWTH SLOW GROWTH MEANS LESS NEED FOR CAPITAL.
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I could go on and on — for instance by mentioning the armada of 22019 companies that collectively were recently awarded contracts worth over $5 billion to support innovative Medicare demonstration projects, under a program called, you guessed it the Research, Measurement, Assessment, Design & Analysis (RMADA) — contract.
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I CAN GO ON AND ON I THINK WE NEED TO ACKNOWLEDGE -- AMERICA IS THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE PLANET IM A COMPLETE PATRIOT THERE IS NOTHING LIKE THIS COUNTRY IT IS THE SHINING CITY IN THE HILL BUT WE SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE OUR PROBLEMS AND FIX THEM.
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While acknowledging that I have certainly been known to go on and on (and on) about a topic (or 10) that isn't for everyone, I have marveled for years at the ability of Bill and Zach to keep themselves whipped into an endlessly fiery All-N.
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From its textured history to its all-night pubs situated in ruins from old factories to its mind-blowing architecture (we're talkin' palaces, people) and of course the hearty food around every corner, the list of reasons to make Budapest your next travel destination can go on and on.
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Money gives you more control over your life; the freedom to retire early, the security to support yourself and your family, the comfort of buying things and experiences that excite you, the option of saying "yes" when your friends invite you to dinner...I could go on and on.
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Mark Ballas became a friend years ago and is magic on that dance floor, Nick and Vanessa [Lachey] are as cool and down home as they get, [Pretty Little Liars'] Sasha Pieterse is such a sweetie … I could go on and on about how fantastic this cast is!
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Mitchell goes on to say that scarecrows are "friends," that he likes them because: "They are temporaryThey have characterThey are not neutralThey have a job to doThey are stuck between heavenand earthThey symbolize and remind usof thingsI could go on and on and on" Since he didn't, I will.
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I could go on and on about misguided resume designs and why people should stop wasting their time freaking out over cover letters, but the above points are the most important in terms of mindsets about the job-getting process and ecosystem that will really misdirect job-seekers' actions and strategies.
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Even before the Alabama law — and the recent Georgia "fetal heartbeat" law and Mississippi law and Kentucky law, it seems to go on and on — state authorities have arrested and/or detained over 1200 pregnant women for pregnancy termination or loss, for falling down a flight of stairs or refusing bedrest.
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"As I was watching various Indian movies, Dhanush became the most obvious choice — his intelligence, his killer smile, his ability to enter fully into the skin of any character he played (and I can go on and on forever) made me confident that he was the one," she said in an interview.
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There's the distinct possibility of being sexually assaulted in college or raped on a date, there are the bosses who believe that the female anatomy is theirs for the grabbing, there's the shocking abuse of women serving in our military and we could go on and on and be here all night.
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And we had a nice long conversation about everything from relationships to his second novel Let Go On And On And On—which takes inspiration from the life of actor Laurie Bird, who appeared in three films in the 70s and then died of an overdose aged 363—to therapy to his, uh, penis.
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I certainly could go on and on about all the wild and wonderful things she does in her paintings, her use of color so unlike anything other American painters were doing at the time; her satirical eye and gift for telling caricature, but that would not be enough, especially now, after seeing this exhibition.
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This could go on and on, but it's a reflection of the general excellence of the publication we're putting out – one recognized by the Online News Association, which nominated us for an general excellence award in a class of competitors such as the New York Times (which has nearly 20 times the size of our staff!).
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I could go on and on in detail about all the small ways the iPhone 8 Plus is a more convenient camera — like how it fits in places regular cameras can't, or how much better battery life is, or how great it is to be able to edit photos on the go — but I'll spare you.
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It took a pair of injuries to Steph Curry, a Draymond Green suspension at a pivotal moment, a cold shooting streak Harrison Barnes that seemed to go on and on, and the loss of starting center Andrew Bogut to put the final nails in the coffin, but Golden State nevertheless ended four points shy of its second straight title.
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When a scene does go on and on — as when a recording industry mogul snottily declares that not only can Queen not make "Bohemian Rhapsody" the first single off their 1975 album A Night at the Opera, but that if they don't listen to him, they'll never make it big — you can practically feel the camera winking at you.
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You know, I wonder, because I mean the fact is, the headlines that come from Starboard seem to be coming all the time, whether it's Dollar Tree – where there's nothing going on, Cerner – which I want to ask you about in a minute, Bristol-Myers, I mean I could go on and on, not to mention of course pizza and Papa John's.
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I could go on and on about the importance of this legislation – from its support for a host of important federal agencies to the federal judiciary, but there's a larger point to be made, which is that the federal government is more than a vague entity or a political punching bag – it's the product of talented, hardworking, honorable public servants who deserve our respect and our gratitude.
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During the Home Run Derby during this year's MLB All Star Game, Judge chalked up some phenomenal numbers: 47 homers over 29 'outs,' four miles of home runs, four of those at 500+ feet, 16 of those at 115 mph+, four of the longest Derby homers of the Statcast era (granted, this is the Derby), two of which are just the longest homers in the Statcast era period—the stats from his Monday night showing go on and on, and only just stay nuts.
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"Often you cannot get housing (there are many landlords who will not rent to someone who has a criminal conviction especially a felony), there are a lot of employers who may not not hire you if you have a conviction, there are many types of educational loans that you may not qualify for, if you are a parent you may not be able to participate in some of the school activities for your children because you are a convicted individual, especially if you are convicted of a felony, and I could go on and on and on," he explains.
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" Cam'ron continued: "She was the person I spent 3-4 nights a week with, the person I spoke to on the phone with 7-8 times a day, the person I fell asleep on the phone with, the person I spent all summer with, the person that I was planning thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years and our birthdays with, the person who put me on to hi-end fashion, my biggest supporter, the person that wouldn't let u talk about me while she was around, I could go on and on..but..this was really the love of my life!!
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