They'll go out for coffee or go out for dinner before the show.
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If he was correct, he explained, she would go out for drinks with him; if he was wrong, he would go out for drinks with her.
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He was supposed to go out for dinner with Amanda.
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You want to go out for Halloween, you really do.
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But you'll notice acidification when you go out for sushi.
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If you need to go out for medical treatment, go.
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Why do the lights go out for no apparent reason?
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Most places, you can still go out for a walk.
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After work, Nordstrom colleagues tended to go out for beers.
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For our purposes, I will say reporters go out for beer.
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They'd find excuses for us to all go out for dinner.
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"I liked to go out for runs ... for workouts," Russin said.
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"They drink beers with Poles, go out for pizza," he said.
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I think we'd go out for dessert, and have a digestif.
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It said, 'Yes, I'd love to go out for Valentine's Day'.
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We have 52 trucks that go out, for example, most nights.
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Another neighbor was getting ready to go out for a haircut.
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The couple decided that tonight they would go out for sushi.
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They made plans to go out for the noodles next time.
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And afterwards, we'll go out for mimosas, so that's a bonus.
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"My plan was to go out for the seventh," deGrom said.
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Three episodes into "Feud," Davis and Crawford go out for drinks.
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Go out for breakfast—you'll be able to forge a powerful connection!
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I need some fresh air, so I go out for a walk.
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Afterward, we go out for celebratory dinner and dessert with her friend.
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He didn't need to go out for the seventh, not this time.
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Clinton in the Senate, if she would go out for a drink.
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I make plans with my friends and go out for a meal.
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Paul Krugman So you go out for dinner with a wealthy acquaintance.
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The ranch ladies and I go out for a beer after work.
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"We can then go out for rolls together versus runs," Brett says laughing.
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We are all kids at heart when we go out for ice cream.
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People everywhere, but in cities especially, like to go out for a drink.
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We arrange to go out for drinks after a volunteer meeting on Thursday.
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Walking into her bedroom as she readied to go out for the evening.
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I don't go out for cisgender roles as much as I used to.
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Celebrate with a seaweed salad the next time you go out for sushi.
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It's not as if I forgot how to go out for a drink.
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So I'd go out for the both of us, shoplifting to make money.
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They go out for drinks, but Amy retires early, leaving Dan with Sophie.
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This isn't a 'let's go out for one more swing at the fences.
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Put your phone down for 15 minutes and go out for a walk.
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And if you're both single, go out for a night on the town.
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When people go out for food, there's a story that accompanies [each dish].
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They go out for some spicy margaritas and a walk around Puerto Vallarta.
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When people "go out for a walk, they'll remember this day," said Sanchez.
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"The people at work asked me to go out for drinks," I said.
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We go out for fancy dinners and talk about how bad we feel.
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Occasionally, on weekends, we'll go out for food, and it's usually R.'s treat.
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Since it was my boyfriend's idea to go out for lunch, he pays ($245).
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Maybe, in at least one race, the call will go out for Ohio Gov.
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You have to go out for drinks,' it doesn't have to revolve around that.
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So, if all of these mega rich dudes go out for drinks ... who pays??
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"I don't go out for [casting calls for period pieces]," said actress Isabel Kanaan.
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"I just said, 'Let's just go out for some rows together,' " Gregg Stone recalled.
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After a dinner gala, the couple decided to go out for a celebratory drink.
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This, I suddenly thought, is what it means to go out for a drink.
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Macron said people should stay at home and only go out for essential activities.
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Remember, you should only go out for emergencies like shopping or for your health.
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After dinner with friends, something compelled him to go out for one more drink.
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DUMBO When James is up, we go out for our second round of adventure.
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I wouldn't go out for breakfast or brunch in my neighborhood on the weekend.
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The head of Color of Change likes to go out for brunch and cocktails.
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Biggest problem was wondering if he should go out for football or pursue music.
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Or you could just go out for some carbonara and call it a day.
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And who really wants to go out for dinner in a restaurant on Valentine's Day?
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I heat up a soup and then go out for some bread and a walk.
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We support each other as a group—we all go out for a meal afterward.
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She was able to go out for the entire recess and she was so happy.
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He tends to pay more frequently when we go out for dinner and drinks, though.
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Go out for dinner, take a walk together, and maybe exchange a gift or two.
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Well, if you're Toby Keith, you go out for Mexican and sing a little karaoke.
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"We decided to go out for dinner, we decided to travel … She's incredible," he said.
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People were like, 'That's great, but we're going to go out for the samurai role.
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Then either I'll go out for a drink or grab some food and head home.
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"We decided to go out for dinner, we decided to travel…She's incredible," he said.
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Ultimately, they decided to go out for a snack and let Rock fend for himself.
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One afternoon, I get permission to go out for four hours, accompanied by a carer.
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Sometimes, if he had a big win, we'd go out for dinner quite a lot.
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If they were fun to chat with, then we could go out for a beer.
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Mr. Simon called her to see if she wanted to go out for ice cream.
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She described one incident in which employees were scheduled to go out for drinks together.
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But I've mellowed lately, so now I go out for lunch with the team occasionally.
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I'm very aware of the situation, and we have yet to go out for drinks.
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They'll go out for lunch, they'll come back to the office and brush their teeth.
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It makes me happy that I can go out for dinner in my own town.
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In January 2011, she did finally agree to go out for a drink with him.
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He loves to draw, go swimming, ride the subway and go out for ice cream.
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"I'd come up the prior night and go out for dinner with my sister," says Herlihy.
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If I go out for a drink alone, it's not me trying to be picked up.
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We often do things together like go out for lunch or have a beer or two.
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They were a very social couple, but you have to go out for business, of course.
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It means more or less eating the same diet — you can't go out for Chinese food.
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He was going to pick her up and they were going to go out for drinks.
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Some people go out for drinks while others spend a quiet evening home with board games.
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I don't pack lunch because my sister and I are planning to go out for lunch.
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Tinder dates would ask me to go out for a drink or coffee — never a tea.
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So maybe go out for a drink together first, then talk about how you'll split expenses.
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Did he think I should go out for Le Big Mac or a Royale With Cheese?
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We tried to be the guy you wanted to go out for a drink with. Friendly.
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People go out for the fast food they don't have the equipment to make at home.
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I hate Christmas pudding though, Other than that, we'd go out for sushi or an Indian.
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You decide to support a small business in your community and go out for a meal.
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We'd go out for dinner and I'd be the only one who couldn't afford the meal.
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Easter Brunch Save your sanity and a few dollars: Don't go out for brunch this Easter.
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He can't drive a car alone, go shopping alone, or go out for dinner by himself.
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Often on Sundays they'll go out for a drink to celebrate the end of the week.
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I didn't go out for about a month after the fire but that feeling slowly faded.
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Jews would go out for Chinese food on Sundays, when they felt left out of church lunch.
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According to Yasmine's talent at the Eris Talent Agency, she almost didn't go out for the job.
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I will always enjoy it if I can go out for a quick lap on a win.
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It allowed them this freedom; they had money of their own, they could go out for dinner.
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Afterwards, we decide to go out for breakfast, since there's not much to eat at my house.
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She enjoys cooking for her partner, and the couple occasionally go out for meals in the neighborhood.
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"Go fewer times per week or go out for a happy hour instead of dinner," Bera said.
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We were supposed to go out for dinner, but we're both broke so we decided to cook.
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And after the friends are done with their colonoscopies, they go out for a well-deserved meal.
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Financially I have enough that if I want to go out for dinner with someone I can.
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We usually go out for Japanese food, but alas because of #TakeOutTakeout we were relegated to cooking.
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" Guarded by prayer, simple acts of innocence become, again, plausible: "we go out for sweets & come back.
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PASTA, NOT PILLS Half the time we'll go out for dinner, and half the time Zooey cooks.
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When you go out for a special dinner, you can dress up — although I never do anymore.
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Every day, the jurors, unable to go out for lunch during deliberations, ordered from the same deli.
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Next time you go out for lunch and leave your computer unattended at the office, be careful.
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Residents should stay home whenever possible and go out for critical needs only, Mayor LaToya Cantrell said.
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Our cafeteria closes at 1:30 and I don't have the energy to go out for lunch.
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Despite having a sweet tooth, when I go out for brunch I usually order a savory dish.
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My team advises that on Fridays they all go out for lunch together and invite me along.
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When there is an influx of unaccompanied migrant children, grants and contracts go out for influx shelters.
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In the last four years, she has seldom hesitated to go out for expensive meals and drinks.
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It would go out for four hours a day and people would tell me that was normal.
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We usually go out for drinks after band practice, and I'll grab something else to eat post-rehearsal.
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If that makes me "thirsty," then so be it — all the more reason to go out for drinks.
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I no longer feel guilty when I go out for an evening of grown-up conversation and companionship.
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You go out for a stroll in the one of the many shopping malls for some air-conditioning.
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Our hearts and our prayers go out for the victims of this tragedy and the people of Belgium.
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"I thought coming to Italy would mean that I could actually go out for a bit," she said.
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"Something about not having to go out for the laundry makes my life so much easier," he said.
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Today we don't expect — or even want — carpeted, hushed spaces when we go out for meticulously prepared food.
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Last year neither of us wanted to do anything traditionally romantic, like go out for a fancy dinner.
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It was even possible to go out for pizza Tuesday night, something I would never have dared before.
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Would I have been embarrassed to admit that I couldn't afford to go out for dinner that month?
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We go out for a celebratory lunch and I get a half turkey sandwich/half Caesar salad combo.
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But I'm scared to go out for a walk by myself because there are wild animal tracks everywhere.
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If you go out for drinks or attend a concert on Friday night, then stay home on Saturday night.
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We have a tradition in Poland to go out for ice cream or cake with the family on Sunday.
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She would be Franco's "little taxi driver" to and from the airport when he would go out for work.
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Chipotle has a separate assembly line for its burritos, tacos and other orders that will go out for delivery.
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My husband and his FWB go out for dinner a couple of times a month and alternate who pays.
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It is possible to be nearly cashless in China and actually go out for the day without a wallet.
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They go out for Valentine's Day, and Owen is visibly surprised and maybe disgruntled at this turn of events.
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"The worst thing they can do is get absolutely nothing done and go out for August recess," he added.
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We want to take you along an experience rather than you go out for a quick bite to eat.
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"We can all play some tennis, then go out for pizza and a good bottle of wine," he said.
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I remember trying to get him to go out for Chinese food once and he really wasn't into it.
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I always try to make the effort to go out for an hour, grab some food and come back.
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Or do what I did: Marinate the thighs, then decide at the last minute to go out for sushi.
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He always had a reason not to go out for movies, walks with me, or dinners with his parents.
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"People are supposed to be able to go out for an outing and have a good time," he said.
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I want to go out for breakfast, but R. says he doesn't want to leave the house yet. Fiiiine.
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"We would go out for lunch and never come back, we just stayed on the street," said Mr. Mkrtchyan.
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Anyway, at the end of a very pleasant evening we decided to go out for a bite to eat.
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But when you go out for a Coke or a cup of coffee, make sure the phone is off.
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When I get out, A. tells me he wants to go out for dinner, but I want to stay in.
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Right now I can't afford to go out for dinner, or parties or events where I have to pay anything.
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If I go out for drinks, or travel alone, or sit on a park bench, nobody's striking up a conversation.
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We usually go out for dinner on Fridays but decide to make do with what we have in the fridge.
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I promised myself earlier I'd go out for a bike ride after everything I indulged in with my friends visiting.
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You never go out for lunch though, and what's a few dollars you feel yourself asking to avoid sounding stingy.
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Oh, and in case you're wondering ... she's allowed to go out for stuff like this, so long as it's approved.
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Jon Snow and his new righthand man, Ser Davos (Liam Cunningham), go out for a little gallop in the snow.
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She and I had to go out for wine in the middle of the day when I first met her.
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Maybe go out for a nice meal and make a dinner reservation on Friday or brunch plans for Saturday morning.
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"It used to take me an hour to ready for work … or even to go out for dinner," she said.
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And it makes Pokémon Go's egg-hatching feature, which encourages players to go out for walks, more convenient and accurate.
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"All you guys mocking that MAC ad about suhoor looks... in Dubai some actually go out for suhoor," wrote Aneeqah.
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Then, after you're finished with them, how about we'll go out for a picnic someplace on the White House lawn.
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Overall, she said, the jurors "got along," and plan to go out for drinks when the trial is finally over.
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He begged Manager Joe Girardi to let him go out for the sixth even though he had thrown 104 pitches.
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After that, they followed each other on Twitter and exchanged direct messages before finally deciding to go out for dinner.
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We used to go out for dinner almost every time we were off at night — with friends or just us.
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I bring my lunch to work a lot, but I usually indulge once a week and go out for lunch.
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Congress authorized a similar plan in February 2008 but the first checks didn't go out for months, in late April.
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Let's direct voters toward the red meat of their wrongdoing, not their indigestion when they go out for a chimichanga.
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BAY BREAK My son gets up about 9 and we go out for a walk, usually about 9:30 or 10.
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Any pet owner can relate to the remorseful feeling of leaving your pet behind when you go out for the day.
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I am starved, but there's not that much to eat at the house, so we decide to go out for lunch.
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I usually bring lunch, but I didn't prep anything for today, so I go out for a turkey sandwich and chips.
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A group of us used to go out for drinks, and then her daughter was getting married, and she invited me.
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We decide to go out for a sit-down lunch and head to Barn Joo, a nice Korean restaurant, to celebrate.
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Pop by a friend's for lunch and then make the soup when I return before I go out for the evening.
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We decide to just go out for a long walk, and my boyfriend shows me some of his favorite skateboarding spots.
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But the EPA would have to go out for public comment on that — and that usually takes a year or two.
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K., so we'll have sex and if that works out we'll go out for a nice dinner and maybe a movie.
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If you're in that situation and you go out for drinks… order a Caesar, the celery stick is a good snack.
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We split the bill, which ends up being pricey, but I rarely go out for expensive meals so I don't mind.
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We go out for some beers, come back to this outhouse, and there is so much food and so much alcohol.
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I can't even go out for a beer anymore without waking up feeling as though I've been hit by a train.
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We had plans to go out for brunch, but she didn't feel comfortable with the coronavirus cases picking up around us.
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Ripley: And it may be that you don't go out for the Border Patrol if you're super risk averse, just generally.
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So how should a girl respond when her parents say she can't go out for the evening until she unloads the dishwasher?
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Get a little done in each room, get a little done on social media, and then go out for burgers or whatever.
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"The EPA would have to go out for public comment on that — and that usually takes a year or two," Freeman explained.
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Instead, I got this: "When Justin is all better, we can all go out for dinner together and really celebrate," she said.
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When their parents go out for the evening, the sisters take Debbie to the pond to let her pet tadpoles go free.
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Thus, women who are inactive don't have to necessarily join a gym or run a marathon... just go out for a walk.
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"I already feel like I celebrated my birthday," she says, adding that she'll probably go out for a great dinner with friends.
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That means you likely won't need to take the case with you when you go out for a run in the morning.
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When she checks her work email that evening, her heart sinks: he's asked her yet again to go out for a drink.
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If she does go out for dinner, it is to a restaurant where she can get something she wouldn't make at home.
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I don't go out for dinner on Valentine's Day, because I know that the likelihood of having a bad experience is doubled.
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"They were really supportive and understood that we couldn't go out for drinks or go bowling on a Friday night," David says.
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Residents can still go out for essential needs as long as they are practicing social distancing and "common sense," the governor said.
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What do you do if you want to go out for dinner with your girl but can't agree on what to eat?
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On Sundays, they walk over to services at Marble Collegiate Church and, not infrequently, they also go out for lunch or dinner.
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All but one player from the Pittsburgh Steelers, one of the league's most celebrated teams, refused to go out for the anthem.
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"I believe this helps to prime their gut microbiomes for when they are ready to go out for hunting," said Dr. Mendoza.
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He has instituted a supper club, encouraging the players and the coaches to go out for dinner together when their schedules permit.
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"Every time I go out for dinner with Anna, there's always some surprise person I've never heard of before," Mr. Mullen said.
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With it being a short week at work I jump into my emails and schedule them to go out for tomorrow morning.
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In theory, you could go out for a ride, pick up some groceries and commute to work — while simultaneously washing your clothes.
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"They were really supportive and understood that we couldn't go out for drinks or go bowling on a Friday night," Cahill says.
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I'm hungry, so I get a slice of pizza to hold me over until we all go out for a larger dinner later.
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It's so refreshing to go out for a nice meal that doesn't cost an arm and a leg like everything in NYC does.
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After his game, I go out for an early lunch with my dad and stepmom, since they came to watch their grandson skate.
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It is difficult because you arrive and then you want to relax, but I'm like nope, Fadil, let's go out for two hours.
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Of course, "you can't guarantee that a worker doesn't go out for a walk instead," he added, which is a very good point.
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I love to run and bike, and sometimes for me there is nothing more therapeutic than to go out for a long run.
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Too often, we go out for breakfast or dessert and are only given one tea option — a crusty bag of Lipton's from 1989.
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Now, ostensibly, it was time to do something normal with his family, like, you know, just go out for a nice dinner somewhere.
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But the problem is, when those coffee connoisseurs go out for a cup, they can't control what kind of ice a café uses.
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It was always dumb things that set him off—maybe Ed wanted to go out for dinner and Michael wanted to stay home.
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Noah Petro, deputy project scientist for NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mission, recommended people go out for a look either Sunday or Monday night.
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"Imagine you're on vacation, and you lie in the sun all day and go out for breakfast, lunch and dinner," Ms. Nestlerode said.
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Both had been training at the Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey when they had decided to go out for drinks one night.
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There's the potential that Cross Culture could go out for another $50 million to $100 million, or, potentially raise a larger new vehicle.
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Sometimes I do go out for dinner at other places with my kids, but there are places where the service really annoys me.
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"A lot of it revolves around food, because the people who I work with — we tend to go out for lunch," she said.
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When Manager Aaron Boone asked Severino after the eighth inning if he wanted to go out for the ninth, Severino did not flinch.
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The lights don't go out for no reason, in a bid to stoke the mood; they go out because of a power cut.
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"I tried to hang with them, but Matt and George would always have these conversations, and they'd go out for cocktails afterwards," Goodman said.
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That first week, I called a neighbor who rarely goes to our community events and invited her to go out for coffee with me.
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We decide to go out for some drinks in my neighborhood, as I haven't really explored the new bars and restaurants since I moved.
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It's a series where you can fight off a monstrous demon and go out for ramen with your crush all in the same day.
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They're not gonna go out for a new band that they don't know, but they're gonna come out for Lagwagon playing Hoss, you know?
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For the romantic holiday, Jenner, 21, said she'd prefer to go out for a fancy dinner than stay at home and watch a movie.
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I try not to buy food at work during the week so I can save money to go out for dinner over the weekend.
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If the committee agrees to proceed, it will then go out for a vote in a plenary session (meaning the rest of the Parliament).
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As for Darius, he said there was no question why he would go out for those long hours in search of dozens of cans.
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Bud Grant to NFL staffer: "Would you hold my jacket while I go out for the toss & show how we love this weather?" pic.twitter.
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Sometimes I go out for a run, or if I have enough time I'll find a public swimming pool and go for a swim.
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To test his propensity for jealousy and insecurity, I left him alone most evenings to go out for dinner and movies with my friends.
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"He didn't waste any time, he came right over and asked if I wanted to go out for a drink sometime," Ms. Kennedy said.
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What's better, your friend asking when you're going to the gym, or your friend asking to go out for the third time that week?
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You'll fall in love, kill a drag queen mega-octopus, and then go out for karaoke before heading back and frying up more chips.
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"I can't say that I've been stereotyped because I refuse to go out for any roles that portray Asian-Americans as stereotypes," Takahashi says.
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If we want to go out for a drink with friends, we choose the $3 draft over the $14 cocktail (a whopping $2000 savings).
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But after nearly two weeks ... the two decided to go out for dinner to talk things out and agreed to give it another shot.
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Rachel is at first indignant on meeting the father she never really knew, but he persuades her to go out for drinks with him.
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Your mom and I find that hard too, but we take solace in the fact that we can still go out for bike rides.
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"I come back, eat some food, go out for driver intros, do the race, shower, and get home as quickly as possible, " she said.
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Since we're both busy, working moms, it's not as if she and I go out for long, leisurely coffee dates or "girls' weekends" away.
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"When we lost a game, I wouldn't go out, for seven years, because I felt like I'd let the entire city down," he said.
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Democrats are calling for $60 billion in emergency assistance to go out for education initiatives, about three times the amount the Senate bill contains.
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The only way we can go out for dinner more than once a week is if Shiva pays for me, and I hate that.
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When Akio and his dad go out for a meal, they say almost nothing to each other, save for a "Cheers!" when their beers arrive.
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Weddings in China are a civic event — you go to a local government office, sign a piece of paper, maybe go out for a meal.
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Our first choice would be to go out for brunch, but alas: If your major family holiday happens to land on December 25, nothing's open.
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"Breakfast is usually at 8 and now that Josey is older, we try to go out for breakfast a few times a week," Rivera explains.
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It's so easy to hang out and smoke cigarettes and watch TV, I can go out for breakfast and suddenly two weeks have gone by.
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It's possible to get a great night's rest, and have a healthy relationship with your significant other or go out for dinner—maybe even both!
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I get up in the morning, I go out for my run, I come back and me and the girlfriend just do what we do.
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I get a text from one of my old coworkers; she's having some friends over and wants to go out for drinks on Saturday night.
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"In July DRAM prices will go up again, while from mid-August on, OLED panels go out for Apple," HMC Investment analyst Greg Roh said.
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White House officials are being heckled and harangued when they go out for dinner by citizens enraged over the detention of migrant children in cages.
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If we do go out for a drink, I'll invariably be at one end of a big old table and he'll be at the other.
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If we can't go out for dinner without first googling every morsel of information on the restaurant, why should watching a film be any different?
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When you return, if your quarter hasn't moved, then you'll know that your electricity did not go out for a long time during the storm.
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California, New York, and now many other states have issued "stay-at-home" orders asking people only to go out for activities like buying food.
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When they were in the Hamptons, they would scour tag sales, go out for brunch and visit open houses, limiting their search to waterfront properties.
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Burch flew us to New York to attend workshops and network and go out for dinner to have time to spend with other female entrepreneurs.
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Who knew that saying "let's go out for a drink" is three steps away to creating the conditions for someone else to have bad behavior?
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Chief Executive Officer Steve Joyce told Reuters that the expansion was part of a strategy to expand in markets seeing more people go out for breakfast.
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"When we go out for recreation they watch over us with shotguns in their hands as if we were criminals," one woman wrote to Grassroots Leadership.
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He said he and a Burkinabe colleague, Lassane Kientega, were in his first-floor room preparing to go out for the night when the attacks began.
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"I don't know 'cause I really love both, but maybe since it's Valentine's Day, let's like go out for a nice dinner or something," she said.
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The fireplaces are gas, the kitchen includes every modern appliance, and there is a generator in case the lights go out for reasons otherworldly or otherwise.
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Since I can't always go out for cioppino or make it from scratch, I came up with an easy method to make a potful in minutes.
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" But Jessie James Decker is calling BS on the situation ... saying, "My husband was not made aware it was time to go out for the game.
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That leaves out pretty much every time I go out for coffee in my neighborhood, where it's served (to stay) in a mug or tall glass.
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She told her mother the news, that she'd just been named the president of PepsiCo and her mother just wanted her to go out for milk.
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They crossed paths a few years later, at which point they followed each other on Twitter, exchanged direct messages and decided to go out for dinner.
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What do you say to those people that may be only go out for presidential elections and there is a lower turnout in midterm election years?
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Johnny Manziel basically threw on a wig and told the team he'd be right back, he just had to go out for a pack of cigarettes.
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They crossed paths a few years later, at which point they followed each other on Twitter, exchanged direct messages and decided to go out for dinner.
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"It was this really depressing sort of moment where we didn't even want to go out for a drink," he previously told Business Insider's Alyson Shontell.
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RHODE ISLAND: In the nation's smallest state, go out for a night on the town in Providence, Rhode Island, or walk along one of the beaches.
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What sweet coincidence, then, that when we're introduced to Tracy, the three women go out for drunken karaoke and step into some neon-drenched bisexual lighting.
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Call beforehand and clarify what comes with your stay, and have an idea of what you can spend before you go out for dinner or cocktails.
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Gloria and me go to a performance almost every Sunday, but before the show, we make it a point to go out for a nice lunch.
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When she tells him the cook has quit and they'll have to go out for breakfast, he orders her to the kitchen, spewing a racial slur.
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Parker said he had only intended to go out for three hours to assess the walk -- he had no idea it would turn into two days.
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I sometimes wished the three of us could go out for dinner, so I could hear the two congresswomen talk through their perspectives, with adequate time.
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When the main draw of a sorority event was cookies, or friends wanted to go out for pizza, it had become a reflex not to go.
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We remain good friends; when I'm in London I love to train in his gym, then afterwards we go out for burgers and fries with his family.
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Academy Award nominee and kid in your fourth grade class Bradley Cooper is 41 today, and he'd love to go out for a Happy Meal with you.
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But essential questions remain: Will some robots be allowed to watch kids when parents go out for the night or off to work — and other robots not?
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I consider eating some real food, but decide against it since I don't want to be full when I go out for dinner in a couple hours.
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"I don't tend to go to parties, but if I do go out for dinner, I like to have a drink and really have fun," she revealed.
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Tullow also has a planned pipeline project in Kenya and its CEO said tenders would go out for that probably in the first half of next year.
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"I was going to go out for the seventh, and then I just thought twice about it and said, 'Hey, maybe I should say something,'" deGrom said.
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When I go out for lunch, I always make sure to eat at restaurants Muslims wouldn't be anywhere near—bars and Hooters are always a safe bet.
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Whether Perriman is ready to go, out for the year, or somewhere in between won't be determined until observers collapse the waveform at the opening of camp.
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You go out for happy hour, use a Lyft to get home, and your driver tells you that they've picked up the gig to make extra money.
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The majority of the country is under a stay-at-home order which asks residents to only go out for essential services like buying food and medicine.
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Go out for a daily run (or if you can't, some indoor exercise), and keep track of how easily you can do the same effort every day.
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What happens is it becomes a concentration camp for the elderly where eventually you can't go out for a loaf of bread or a bottle of milk.
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It was the end of the movie, the scene where Earth's mightiest heroes go out for shawarma, that set up what the next seven years looked like.
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"Before my 21st birthday, I spent an exorbitant amount of time on Wikipedia to figure out when I could go out for a drink," Clifton told me.
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My husband, Paul, still plays as part of a syndicate of guys, and they win enough to be able to go out for a drink now and again.
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When most kids turn 19, they seize the opportunity to splash out on a couple of bottles at the club, to go out for dinner with the fam.
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After Josh ends his relationship with a cheating girlfriend, he's relieved to find Hazel again and go out for some easy fun, with no plans for a relationship.
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Soon, you may only need to express an intention (I want to go out for tacos with Jim) and the AI will write the entire email for you.
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Instead of paying for test tutors and prep books, many more millionaires encourage their kids to go out for extracurricular activities such as sports, arts, or other groups.
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If I get a night off of work, Dylan and I will go out for dinner (our favorite activity), meet up with friends, or do a Peloton ride.
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Three years later, during a visit to Sobotik's family home in Austin, the pair wanted to go out for ice cream again — but found only chain shops nearby.
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Like that's annoying and I make it very clear, I don't ever go out for auditions where I feel like I'm making a minstrel out of our people.
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So, while practicing social distancing, it's important to stay alert about who is near you and what you touch when you go out for your walks or runs.
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The Cuban doctors are not allowed to hold onto their passports, go out for a night on the town or live with their children, the doctors have said.
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It's the last thing I throw in the trash, and the last thing I do before we go out for our elevenses is to take out the trash.
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But the next time it happens, you can call a new friend you made at the gym, and see if she wants to go out for hot chocolate.
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He would take them out for drinks, maybe not get them drunk, but it wasn't uncommon that he would go out for drinks with junior people at NBC.
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We will both be playing at Roadburn Festival this year, and we will go out for 2 weeks across Europe right up until the SWR Festival in Portugal.
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If Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Joe Walsh, Tom Hanks and Dave Grohl go out for dinner -- as they did Wednesday night in Santa Monica -- who picks up the tab?
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I would love to stay home or go out for a beer with my friend, but I remind myself that this money will help pay for my beach trip!
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Gaining control over a studio may give Wanda greater leverage in ensuring moviegoers go out for a night at the movies instead of taking one in on the couch.
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Afterward, we go out for dessert again, but I don't buy anything because I've been spending kind of a lot this week and nothing really jumps out at me.
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"I think it's really really important for Latin actors and actresses to go out for roles that are not specifically designed for a Latino character," Perez told PEOPLE CHICA.
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You might drink it when you go out for sushi, maybe you sake bomb if you're really feeling wild, but you probably don't use it in your beauty routine.
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I tried to go out for a cigarette to soothe my disappointment, only to find there wasn't a smoking area, which led to people lightening up wherever they pleased.
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Once she arrived, the two began working in the hotel suite, and when it came time to go out for the evening, he asked to change in the bathroom.
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I want to go out for a nice dinner on Friday and that costs about $80, meaning I spent an entire day of my life working for this meal.
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The Essingers argue about anything — whether dinner is being cooked properly; whether it's too cold to let the children sleep in the playhouse; whether to go out for doughnuts.
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Some stores closed on their own, while others have been closed by states ordering residents to stay at home except to go out for food or to the doctor.
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Though the rules on this vary depending on the region, mandates often require everything just short of a complete lockdown with exceptions to go out for medicine or food.
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When you go out for essential reasons such as food, supplies and medicine, be smart about your distance from others and sanitize your hands before and after handling items.
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He would take them out for drinks, maybe not to get them drunk, but it wasn't uncommon that he would go out for drinks with junior people at NBC.
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It's now impossible for me to safely go out for lunch in most major cities in America because I supported Trump at the last election and don't like feminism.
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That's a trend I see today, when I go out for non-Asian roles: I'll be one of the only Asian people in the room, if not the only one.
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All of this is to say, however, that you shouldn't automatically assume that your partner is cheating if they just happen to go out for happy hour with their coworkers.
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Hours before Fudge was killed, Green called him and asked if he wanted to go out for the evening with him, his sister and her husband for the sister's birthday.
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That night, Richards and Mick Jagger go out for a drink and return to their hotel in the early hours, by which time Jagger is somewhat the worse for wear.
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"I think they need to go out for dinner or something," said one Republican senator, who was left shaking his head over the lack of collegiality between McConnell and Schumer.
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They could be woken up in the middle of the night—an hour after the lights go out—for a nocturnal ten-mile march through dense forests and muddy fields.
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If my dog and I go out for a few hours of walking and playing Pokémon Go, everyone wins: He gets exercise, I get exercise, and we both have fun.
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After an evening concert, I go out for a nice dinner, and if I'm in a big city, such as Paris or London, I will walk the streets at night.
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INDIANA: Meet some animals at the Exotic Feline Rescue Center, take your date out to a ballgame at Victory Field, or go out for a classic dinner and a movie.
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The clinic had closed early that day so the staff could go out for a goodbye lunch, but the patient was having trouble finding a pharmacy that stocked the medicine.
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People will still be allowed to go out for a walk, run, hike, or bathroom trip for their pets, as long as they keep 6 feet between themselves and others.
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" Wagner likes to eat these waffles "as you're getting ready to go out for the run, so you don't have a stomach full of stuff you can get cramps from.
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I'm looking to meet people my age or older (21-5) I can chill with maybe go out for drinks or movies and are just down to have a good time.
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I'm looking to meet people my age or older (24-53) I can chill with maybe go out for drinks or movies and are just down to have a good time.
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Hotel managers in hot countries, for example, sometimes complain that when guests go out for the day they slip business cards into the key-slots that control power to the room.
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Apple Music streaming is arriving next month — in the meantime, there are the usual workarounds, like using the watch's storage to save stuff locally before you go out for a run.
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Some coworkers and I decide that the weather is finally nice enough to go on a walk at the park across from the school, so we go out for 20 minutes.
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Mr. Jones was taking a rare night off, and he wanted to do what he had little time for with three children and a busy acting career: go out for drinks.
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We would go out for dinner, go back to the hotel, have sex, and go to bed, and I would spend my day hiding out watching Judge Judy on basic cable.
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They kept in touch for several years until, in 2008, having moved to the New York area, Mr. Badum asked Mr. Clark-Spear if he'd like to go out for coffee.
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If that happens once -- in the country -- the vast majority of Americans who were thinking that maybe they would try to go out for dinner will immediately decide against doing that.
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I remember I used to beg my wife to go out for dinner almost every night — often when she was tired and returning from the office — just for some human interaction.
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The plans, which also aim to make household rubbish collections more consistent around the country, will be introduced by Environment Secretary Michael Gove and go out for consultation for three months.
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As the television reports a terrorist attack on the continent, Raza Shar, the British-born son of Pakistani immigrants, prepares to go out for a night on the town in London.
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TEXICO, N.M. (Reuters) - Seventeen-year old Carolina is putting on some snazzy shoes and make-up, talking excitedly to her friends on her phone, getting ready to go out for a party.
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Despite their tour manager Neil insisting they don't go out for too long, time slips away, and we get back to the venue just 15 minutes before doors are set to open.
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"Imagine if you were on a train and you had to wait for high tide to go out for the train to go through," said Robert Freudenberg of the Regional Plan Association.
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People can still go out for essentials and to get fresh air, but they can do so only under strictly controlled conditions or on a specific schedule imposed by public safety officials.
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CEO Andri Kristinsson says an afternoon spent in the ice-cold ocean has both health benefits and ensures the team "bond on a different level" than when they go out for drinks.
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And the outside elements only reinforce the purgatorial air in which the Tyrones are adrift; even when they go out for a spell, they trail a cloud of dashed hopes and regrets.
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"In most circumstances, especially when you are new to the trucking industry, in a best case scenario, you are going to go out for five nights before you get home," Costello said.
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Hope you got a reservation at that place you like to go for a romantic Valentine's dinner, if you're the sort of person who likes to go out for a romantic Valentine's dinner.
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Another trick to try is leaving your phone in your desk drawer when you go out for your lunch break, or something similar—see if you're hit by a sudden burst of creativity.
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It does happen—I have months where I can pretty easily go out for a dinner, see a friend, or go to the park, but I always need to feel I'm in control.
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I was living in north London, Primrose Hill at the time; we'd go out for drinks in Soho and try to get a black cab back to hers, but it was just impossible.
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She longs to go out for a stroll and take some fresh air, but instead is required by the local government to stay at home, day after day with no end in sight.
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Lacking the ability to climb stairs, he became a prisoner in his own home, unable to go out for a walk, shop for fresh food and visit his doctors for follow-up care.
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If you go out for a haircut or for an oil change, you'll start to get in the habit of thinking you can spend a chunk of your day doing things besides work.
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On Sunday, three full teams did not go out for the anthem, almost all players and coaches locked arms, and more than 200 in the NFL knelt, sat or otherwise demonstrated their displeasure.
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Letter of Recommendation I may be wrong, but my hunch is that, when you go out for lunch with colleagues or even just office friends, you don't order a martini, let alone three.
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"If he has to go out for a change of bandage to the nearby government hospital, he will be accompanied by six or seven women, so they don't snatch him away," Rubina said.
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"Putin is afraid of letting Navalny into public politics because Navalny has a great potential to mobilize: people will go out for him" onto the streets, said Aleksandr Morozov, a Moscow political analyst.
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So long-distance runners or hikers may find themselves sorely disappointed by the battery life if you go out for a multi-hour workout while the Watch is connected to both GPS and LTE.
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I was never actually able to form a group, making the app virtually useless, since the only way to meet other people and go out for drinks is when two groups show mutual interest.
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I just care about the truth, and the truth is that you won't necessarily get called by the name you want when you go out for coffee, regardless of whether you're cis or trans.
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With the money, it's likely that Docker will ramp up its sales and marketing staff to start generating the kind of revenue numbers it needs to go out for a public offering in 2019.
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Of course, he said, he still went to work every day, in the sales division of a manufacturing company, and he had friends with whom he could go out for drinks or play golf.
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Give yourself a mental reboot (and some privacy) by turning off your cell phone for one day out of the week; pretend it's the 90's and go out for the night without it!
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A Verily representative reportedly added that the "triage website" was initially expected to go out for health care workers and that after the announcement, it was going to roll out to the entire public.
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If these talks don't find their way to a signed contract, it's not clear whether Gojek will have to go out for more funding or if either companies will look for other strategic partners.
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You actually remember to bring your reusable bags nearly every time you go to the grocery store and you've even begun passing out reusable straws every time you and your friends go out for drinks.
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It's a window into a different age, based on a time when women were traditionally responsible for domestic chores and men didn't typically mind the kids, sweep the floor, or go out for the shopping.
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After much lobbying from Julia (and her guy friends, who were sorely in need of a new kicker for the upcoming season), they agreed to let her go out for the team her senior year.
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So in the season eight premiere, Jon being able to go out for a joy ride on Rhaegal (who happens to be named after his father — Daenerys's brother) is a manifestation of his Targaryen blood.
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So if you go into your night out expecting things to get wild — say, you're planning to go out for margaritas and you think tequila makes you turnt — they're more likely to go that way.
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During your breaks, unchain yourself from your desk and take a walk and talk to another human being, such as a grocery clerk, a crossing guard, or a waiter (if you go out for lunch).
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My roommate texts me and asks if I want to go out for dinner tonight with her friends, and while I'd rather not spend money since I have food at home, she pressures me into it.
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The department found the allegations credible, but the statute of limitations had lapsed: Moonves, she recalled, came into her office in the middle of a workday and suggested the two of them go out for lunch.
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In theory this could mean you can ditch your phone in favor of an Apple Watch, but I'm coming up short for why anyone would do that outside of when you go out for a run.
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"I was rehearsing during the day and doing shows, so I really was not inclined to go out for drinks because my job is more important to me than a glass of wine," Ms. James said.
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Near the end of the piece, Rothman, Gibson, and one of his friends, the author Jack Womack, go out for dinner at a bistro in Manhattan and think about the state of play across the globe.
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Plus, if I had to pay for the procedure myself, it would have taken me months to save up, which meant we wouldn't be able to go out for dinner or on dates for a while.
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Cummins picked Elizabeth up from her home on more than one occasion to go out for a meal, "threatening her that if she did not go with him she would face repercussions at school," the petition claimed.
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The prolific actress deserves to have salaries that are on par with the white actresses on her level — and, perhaps most importantly, deserves the opportunity to go out for roles that any star would want to play.
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I almost always pay for my own cabs because I make more money than he does, but when we go out for date night (usually once a week, instead of staying in) he picks up the tab.
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Unlike those girls and so many other, richer people in Delhi, she and her boyfriend don't have an option to go out for a date to places that most people who would read this story would go.
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Manager Andy Green let Rea go out for the ninth in an attempt to get his first complete game in 12 career starts, but Green pulled Rea after he allowed Granderson's leadoff homer to center, his fifth.
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Even if you're in an area that now must shelter-in-place, it's still fine to go out for a walk and feel the sun on your skin as long as you're keeping proper distance from others.
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After their paths crossed again a few years later, they followed each other on Twitter, exchanged direct messages and decided to go out for dinner — and they've been going strong ever since, Paulson told Modern Luxury in June.
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We recycle our favorite recipes over and over, and some of us hardly ever switch up what we eat for breakfast, except for those super special days when we're lucky enough to go out for a nice brunch.
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Wild how this is the case even though I feel as though I'm going to collapse any time I have to go out for more than three weeknights in a row, but apparently this is good for me.
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Go out for coffee with friends whose teenagers also look at them askance and reassure your wife that she's still got it, even if her dance moves do cause your ninth-grade daughter to break out in hives.
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Apple's first wearable to include cellular may come in handy when you are at the gym and want to leave your phone in the locker, or when you go out for a run and want to remain reachable.
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For example, Dukakis wrote in her book that she couldn't leave the house for months due to her debilitating depression, but the same day that she had ECT, she told her husband she wanted to go out for dinner.
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According to what Kloepfer writes in her book, she rarely went out at the time since she was barely scraping by financially, but a friend suggested she hire a babysitter so the two could go out for the evening.
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"An urn with ashes inside of it, firearms, ammunition, gold teeth," Beshures told ABC, making it clear that his employees are trained to deal with potential hazards and would never let any of it actually go out for sale.
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The stewards quickly realized their mistake once Mendy's teammates did not recoil in horror at his presence and kept on trotting across the field as if they had simply decided to go out for a quick jog all along.
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You know when new parents go out for the first time and politely keep excusing themselves to call the babysitter 24,659,742 times to see if their baby is lost without them or like still blinking at a normal rate?
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It's based on a 2009 Dutch novel of the same name, by Herman Koch, an enormous best-seller in Europe, in which two married couples go out for an ostensibly civilized meal and then turn feral on each other.
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While no breakthrough was reached, lawmakers in attendance said they thought the meeting made progress and that the President intends to have a bipartisan follow-up meeting next week, though invites would still need to go out for that.
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I can't really eat red meat anymore, I'm not comfortable with it, and sometimes when my friends go out for dinner before seeing a play I skip the restaurant, even though I like being with friends in that way.
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The idea was to make club customers out of those who'd rather stay home than go out for an evening of entertainment and those who might be interested, but fear actually going into strip clubs because of the stigma.
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There's no reason to sit through an hours-long televised event waiting for something interesting to happen when you can binge-watch something on Netflix or go out for the evening, then catch the highlights on YouTube the next day.
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"It's such a part of the culture, especially here in San Francisco that I would go out for dinner and have two to three drinks everyday," Silicon Valley entrepreneur Justin Kan, the CEO of law-tech startup Atrium, told CNN Business.
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A few years after meeting each other at the party, their paths crossed again, at which point they followed each other on Twitter, exchanged direct messages and decided to go out for dinner — and they've been going strong ever since.
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"After we got home from the hospital, I didn't shower for a week, and then John and I were like, 'Let's go out for dinner,'" she told the magazine about the time after giving birth to the couple's second daughter, Violet.
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We were just cooking the normal food that we always cooked and when we'd go out for meals, nothing was ever good enough—not because she felt it wasn't good food, but just because her sense of taste was dulled.
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But before you go out for the evening, brush up on some of the stories you might've missed this week — this way, you'll be ready to change the topic of conversation when your friends start getting in obnoxious political arguments.
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" Comments Mawby: "The fact that we got to go out for a much needed (and long overdue) night on the town just Friday makes me feel both lucky to have spent that time with you and heartbroken all at once.
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From his bizarre upright stance to the way Edgar methodically picked him apart and eventually finished him with devastating grounded shots in the third round, it just didn't feel like the right way to go out for the Hawaiian legend.
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I, for example, have realized I hate jogging, so I no longer make myself go out for runs (I also swear the elusive "runner's high" is actually just the joy of the run being over, but dedicated joggers may argue otherwise).
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My friends will party and dance, we'll stand on rooftops or in the middle of dance floors, them riding the high, all of us riding the night and the music, and then we'll go out for burritos or Korean BBQ.
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As the country takes on the potential challenges of another natural disaster on our gulf coast, and as our thoughts and prayers go out for victims and first responders alike, I am reminded once again that America can overcome any storm.
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Huanggang -- a city of 7.5 million in Hubei province -- is only allowing one representative from each household to leave their home every other day to go out for grocery shopping in order to minimize the flow of people in the city.
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I say yes excitedly, as I rarely go out for lunch with anyone and don't have a ton of work friends other than these two, because my office skews a bit on the experienced side (the average age here is 56).
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While no breakthrough was reached, lawmakers in attendance said they thought the meeting made progress and that the President intends to have a bipartisan follow-up meeting next week, though invites would still need to go out for that. Sen.
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The first two snaps in their story -- the reel of videos and photos available to all of your friends on the platform -- were of the Oval Office and Press Secretary Josh Earnest preparing to go out for his daily briefing.
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The alcohol-soaked culture—which begins in law school when people go out for after-class drinks, and continues into practice where colleagues may decompress after a long day or woo clients by taking them out for drinks—doesn't help.
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"If a guy wants to go out in a tracksuit, if a guy wants to go out and feel the puck for five minutes, if our goalie wants to go out for a few minutes, I'm not going to stop him," Capuano said.
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The customer asks why her account balance is low, and the bank tells her not to go out for food or coffee when she can make it at home instead, or to spend money on a cab when she can just walk.
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" According to a court petition filed by Elizabeth's father, Cummins picked her up from her home on more than one occasion to go out for a meal, "threatening her that if she did not go with him she would face repercussions at school.
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Over the last decade, there has been a 24 percent increase in the number of people telecommuting, and people who never get properly dressed in the morning to go out and face the world are less likely to go out for lunch.
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If you've been counting calories for your whole adult life, I know it can be scary to stop tracking or, say, to go out for a pizza, eat way past your calorie goal for the day, and do so without feeling guilty.
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The implication was that the coach instructed his players to go out for blood, but according to his lawyer, Benicalap C just stunk: You know how it goes, you get down by double-digit goals and you have to start taking some chances.
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"I loved all the articles about how Elon doesn't know what he is doing, the pictures of him smoking dope, you know, and The Wall Street Journal writing all these articles [saying] he is going to have to go out for money," he said.
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One of the big selling points for Reichl when she was offered the role of Gourmet's editor-in-chief in 1999 was that she would no longer have to go out for every meal, which she did as the New York Times's restaurant critic.
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And then, for gym class — or if he wants to go out for the soccer team (as dad may hope!) — he'll wear the "sports uniform," which consists of a red T-shirt, blue shorts and a navy sweatshirt with the school's logo printed on it.
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The booming economy, which was targeting the newly flush "teen" demographic, dictated that in order for everyone to partake in new consumer pleasures — for everyone to go out for a burger and root beer float on the weekends — young people had to pair off.
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Come evening, she likes to go out for boogie nights, and if, for anthropological reasons, you enjoy watching a herd of humans—mostly middle-aged and white—shimmy to venerable disco tunes, with all the suppleness of rheumatic giraffes, this movie is for you.
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Of course, restaurants are already posting this kind of information on social media, but Wright said Yelp allows them to reach "a high-intent audience" — people who aren't just browsing for updates from their friends, but are actually looking to go out for a meal.
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But take a small 'above your means trip' or go out for an 'above your means' dinner every once in a while as both a reward for being prudent and pragmatic, but more importantly, to scratch that 'it's fun to spend' itch everyone gets.
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On Tuesday, the Teen Wolf star took to Twitter to express his disappointment in how gay actors are treated in the entertainment industry, stating that, often, people in positions of power just can't see beyond a gay person's sexual orientation when they go out for roles.
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For the board to let this CEO, who's watched the stock go down by nearly 50% while the market's doubled, to let her go out for a highly leveraged company at this point and spend $34 billion on an acquisition — you should replace the entire board.
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Books of The Times Long dark highways and thin white lines; fire roads and Interstates; the skeleton frames of burned-out Chevrolets; barefoot girls sitting on the hoods of Dodges; pink Cadillacs; last-chance power drives; men who go out for a ride and never come back.
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If you do have to go out for essential services while you are ill, cover your mouth with a mask (or scarf if you can't find a mask) … Of course, then you'll have to ask yourself whether that quick trip through the drive-thru is really essential.
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We need to exercise them wisely, ensuring that we protect ourselves and our society's most vulnerable by staying home if we can afford to do so, and otherwise taking all necessary precautions if we do need to go out for essential tasks, like getting food or medications.
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Young said that Weinstein suggested she go out for America's Next Top Model, but that she said she wasn't interested in reality TV. She then followed him to a hotel room upstairs because he said he had to get ready for an awards event involving Quentin Tarantino.
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When night rolled around again, we'd go out for a drink or take a hit of the acid that Klaus kept in a plastic sleeve with his driver's license, and then we'd sit, paralyzed, on the couch in front of the window, looking out at the city.
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However, if you want to leave your phone at home while you go out for a drive, jog, or anything else, you may want to consider the GPS + LTE model, which you can find at B&H Photo starting at $269.00 (previously discounted at $339 a few weeks ago).
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"It's been nice to go out for a meal with my husband and scan the menu for what I actually want to eat, rather than thinking what would be nutritionally best for me and my running, or being able to have a few drinks at dinner," says Muir.
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"When I got to the changeover at 5-4, I was really just focusing on the little bits and pieces of information that I always tell myself before I go out for a serve, just to take out all of the nerves and thinking of the moment," she said.
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Apparently in this particular part of Canada, when your employer owes you cash, you don't take it to the labor board, you abduct him at a gas station, force him to take money out of an ATM, and then immediately go out for a night of titillation and gallivanting.
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The measure, due to go out for public discussion, goes beyond current rules introduced in 2012, under which national regulators are free to make suitability checks before or after a senior person starts a new job - risking the appointment of someone unsuitable who is then hard to fire.
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On a recent off day for the New York Knicks, Enes Kanter—the team's gifted new center, who moved to the United States from Turkey eight years ago—was at the White Plains Ritz-Carlton trying to decide if it was safe for him to go out for halal kebabs.
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For those who prefer to dress up and go out for a drink, the new fizz will be available at high-end bars and clubs in New York and Los Angeles, including Jay Z's 40/40 Club in New York, where Armand de Brignac's champagnes retail for between $400 and $1,000 a bottle.
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" She refers to the shooting of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge: "I don't know what it's like to go out for snacks and end up lying dead on my back ... I don't know anyone murdered for selling cigs or CDs, I've never been choked out or shot at by men in corrupt PDs.
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"Every day, we have to walk by a plaque when we go to school, or when we go buy our groceries, or we go out for a drink," said Matthias, who lives near Le Carillon and Le Petit Cambodge, two other cafes struck by the terrorists, and declined to give his last name.
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When it's warmer than 75 degrees, I generally won't leave the house between 11 AM and 6 PM. This morning, the sky was cloudy and everything was fine, but now the sun is starting to come out again, and I think to myself: Shit, I still have to go out for some groceries.
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"We go out for drinks and stuff and we just end up talking about the show and then, because we're a season ahead, we have to really watch what we're saying because you don't know who's listening to your conversation," Maisie Williams said on BBC Radio 1's The Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw.
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We hope you make some time after work today to go out for a glass of wine or just watch Netflix in bed, because a recent study shows, once again, that the work-life balance looks grim for women: When we work long hours and put in unpaid hours at home, our health suffers.
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As Phillip M. Tierno, a microbiologist at New York University and the author of The Secret Life of Germs, once told Science Of Us, "We, as a society, are literally bathed in feces," Tierno said So, for now, we're pretty comfortable saying it's safe to still go out for a grande iced caramel macchiato.
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"I don't go out for a straight romantic love interests a lot, but my agent said they thought it would help—if I were to—for me to stay in character during the chat afterward," he says, adding that he's heard that casting directors like his readings, but ask if could he keep "it" up?
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He's in rough shape, with an extremely bad neck and an absolute unwillingness to tone down his at age 48, but he's also so popular and the pop he'd get would be so huge that it's tough to see WWE turning Angle down if he was willing to go out for 10 minutes or so.
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Papadopoulos said that when academic and FBI informant Stefan Halper -- who he said he did not previously know -- flew him to London under the guise of consulting work on the Middle East energy business, Halper arranged for Papadopoulos to go out for drinks with his assistant, a Turkish woman who he said was named Azra Turk.
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" STORY BEHIND THE STORY: Tad Cummins' Lawyer Defends Him: He 'Has No History of Violence' According to a court petition filed by Elizabeth's father, Cummins picked her up from her home on more than one occasion to go out for a meal, "threatening her that if she did not go with him she would face repercussions at school.
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You forgot your packed lunch and your wallet and you've got to go out for a drink later with an old mate who you don't really actually like, and because you don't have your wallet you're going to have to ask them to pay for everything and then you're going to have to Paypal them on the way home.
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Now was no time for self-pity, she said, and yet she went on to lament, choking up at times, that she no longer dared to go out for shopping or to get her hair done, for fear of being met by throngs of young people in black T-shirts and black masks (black is the protesters' preferred color).
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The bigger problem comes years down the line, when a teenage wrestler who's thinking about taking jiu-jitsu classes in the off-season and who might be MMA's next big thing remembers that UFC fighter on a five-fight win streak who became a real estate agent to make ends meet, and he decides to go out for basketball next year.
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He not only passed one of starter Matt Moore's gloves to Obama as a gift and joked with the Obamas that they had ignored his posts on Twitter inviting them to go out for Cuban cuisine or a coffee, but he also offered comments to ESPN's Tim Kurkjian that gibed with the goals of Obama and M.L.B in the Cuba rapprochement.
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When you have anorexia your life shrinks in the same way your body does—you won't go out for dinner with your friends, your focus on anything that isn't food and exercise slips away completely, your personality fades into nothingness because you don't have the energy to laugh or dance in the kitchen or be a real fucking human being.
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This matches the lowest price that we've seen for Apple's third-gen smartwatch, but if you're looking for more savings (and are itching to leave your phone at home while you go out for a jog), the GPS-equipped and LTE-ready version starts at $259 at B&H Photo, while Best Buy and Amazon have it starting at $299 in case B&H sells out.
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Instead, they agreed, and added that yes, of course I should go out for sports, and when I got there I should not let the other kids treat me as less than, not allow them to make me feel different or Chinese or Other and that I should play soccer (or whatever it was) with the confidence of a totally normal kid who has every right to be there.
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Here's the thing: At this middle stage of my life, I can easily make out the slippery slope where two a day becomes three; when you split a bottle of wine and open another; when you go out for a special event and three drinks doesn't do much because you've built up a tolerance and it takes four or even five drinks to achieve a celebratory state of inebriation.
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You talk to a fellow "food allergy mom," the friend of a friend, who explains that your family shouldn't go out for ice cream because even if your daughter gets sorbet, the employee will use the same spoon to scoop it that he used for someone else's cone of pistachio; and your daughter shouldn't eat jelly at another family's house because that family dips their peanut buttery knives in the jelly when making sandwiches.
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The woman who received unwanted advances over Facebook messenger was made so uncomfortable—the messages had increased in frequency and evolved to requests that she go out for drinks with Soni at a time when a big hiring decision was coming up—that she told a higher-up individual within the company in April or May of 2014 of Soni's behavior; that higher-up then reported the issue to HR. The woman told Gizmodo that she was contacted "maybe less than a week later" by the legal team at Huffington Post.
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And I remember on a Sunday being in the station wagon and driving up the Pacific Coast Highway to go out for dinner, I was maybe 5 years old, and I remember looking out of the car and realizing that what I was seeing was exactly the same shot that I had just seen on TV. Looking out the back of the window, the whole drive up there, which is maybe a 20-minute drive, and trying to think about what was the difference between what I was looking at out the window and what I'd seen on TV, and if they were the same or if they were different, and if they were different, how?
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