So you put this on, you go over to Wevr.
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And Greg, let's go over to Otis for a second.
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So go over to the Met, get gloomy, and brood.
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We go over to her garden and pick some vegetables.
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We used to go over to Holland all the time.
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Then I go over to the loudest of the men.
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I won't go over to you if you're hooking up.
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COOPER: I want to go over to my colleague, Don Lemon.
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We go over to the side and work on our stuff.
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And then you'd go over to their house and watch it.
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Or go over to a colleague's desk instead of emailing them?
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I don't know how well it'll go over, to be honest.
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Florida senator: After all, some Cruz supporters could foreseeably go over to
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"We usually go over to his parents," she says of the Cibrians.
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I don't even have a rap to go over to a girl.
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When I go over to the west bank, I want to vomit.
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"I'm going to go over to The Sun later," Mr. Gleason said.
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So we go over to the hotel room and open the door.
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She wanted to go over to him, but Caulder waved her away.
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Calmly go over to your dog and gently hold them by the collar.
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I go over to my coworker's place, who's also my friend-with-benefits.
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When he and LoEshé were kids, he'd go over to her house to play.
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If I want garbage bags, do I really want to go over to Target.
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Would she be willing to go over to American University to record the audio?
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Go over to Europe and see what you get with a one payer system.
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Mr. Carlock also plans to go over to her house for dinner on Christmas.
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Go over to her Twitter and wish her a happy birthday, why don't you.
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We've got to go over to the far left and get people out to vote.
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MACCALLUM: Now let&aposs go over to Representative Ron DeSantis, also a Florida gubernatorial candidate.
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I go over to help, and they in turn help me dig out my car.
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"My mom just invited us to go over to her house for breakfast," she said.
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"My mom just invited us to go over to her house for breakfast," she says.
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I do laundry, clean up, and get ready to go over to our friends' house.
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Not bad, but go over to neighboring New Zealand, and you'll have to pay $3.06.
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She calls everyone to eat, and I'm the first to go over to the kitchen.
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" Ms. Peretti countered: "I'll just go over to Peele then, and leave the family behind.
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Just go over to like an REI and look at them for a while, right?
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"You first have to go over to this different counter, KFL - Kentucky Fried Licensing," Cordell said.
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I would go over to [my grandmother's] house everyday after school, because both my parents worked.
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Malafaia predicted that 80 percent of the evangelical vote would go over to Bolsonaro with him.
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A sales rep could go over to the consumer to help them decide or answer questions.
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Like, you have to go over to someone and say, 'Hi, will you be my mentor?
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They want me to call up, maybe go over there, let me go over to Congress.
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"He had to go over to convince himself that that was not his daughter," Sanders said.
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A lot of people go over to help but they don't see the reality of the situation.
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I guess I'm just going to go over to his place again because old habits die hard.
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"We'll go over to friends' houses; we have like shower night at like friends' houses," MacIntyre said.
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Like, we leaving to go over to someone's house at 1:00, there's nothing to talk about.
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TODD: Let me go over to Lester Holt who's got a question, I believe a viewer question.
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Everybody around here, they go over to each other's houses, they have a drink and they chitchat.
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I refuse to go over to their home, so we see each other weekly at the temple.
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It's the greatest feeling in the world when you get to go over to the main site.
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Like we leaving to go over to someone's house at 1:00, there's nothing to talk about.
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I've got this big want list for stuff I have to go over to the US to get.
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The following week, we arranged that I'd go over to his house for 420 and we'd smoke weed.
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The House bill will go over to the Senate in early December and the process begins anew; 15.
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"Every Christmas Eve, members of the staff go over to Sam's mother's house to celebrate," Ms. Bentz said.
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When I would go over to my parents' house for dinner, she would ask me what was wrong.
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Let's keep this awful person here so they don't go over to Parler or wherever the — Gab or wherever.
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I'm tired and want to save money, so I go over to the gentleman friend's to lounge around, instead.
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What do you say we go over to these Uber people and give 'em a piece of our mind?
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If swing voters are convinced both candidates are corrupt, it may persuade just enough to go over to Trump.
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I go over to talk to another team and remember that one of them is selling Girl Scout cookies.
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I go over to sleepy boy and kiss him goodbye; we've made plans to see a movie on Wednesday.
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"If it's your mom, you may need to go over to her house to help her do this," she said.
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"In order to get one of those uniforms, you had to go over to his apartment and change," Turley said.
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You go over to a country like China, where obviously pornography is illegal, the Playboy brand is more like Hello Kitty.
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So after class, I'd always go over to a friend's house and play with my hair to try to look older.
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So finally, one night, after going back and forth, we decided to go over to their place and make it happen.
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Aniston said the cast would go over to one another's houses and actually watch the show together during the first season.
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Erdogan is likely trying to publicly signal he could go over to the dark side, aka the anti-NATO, Putin side.
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Go over to Grand Rapids and walk around the hopping (beer puns are the best) city filled with breweries and startups.
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Mr. Nemat bemoaned what he described as a "fake news" climate around their decision to go over to the government side.
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Still, I'd really like to go over to his apartment sometime for Calvados and steak Tartare — and who knows what else?
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"I'd always go over to her house and play," recalls Paslay, whose great uncle had been diagnosed with the disorder years earlier.
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It takes forever and they have to go over to the sideline and it takes an extra five minutes to do everything.
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"The SDF is the one advancing, so we thought, 'let's just go over to them and get it over with'," he said.
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"We're not being asked to go over to the gun dealer and ask them if they're making appropriate background checks," she said.
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Here's something you should do today: Go over to Bandcamp and check out Anna St. Louis's If Only There Was a River.
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If you disagree with someone these days, you simply go over to the person's house with your face unmasked and shoot him. . . .
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It was funny to me when I'd go over to other people's houses and they didn't talk about intestines at the table.
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Speaking of which, perhaps some of these Peterson acolytes can all go over to their mom's homes and do a serious scrub-down.
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The pups then go over to Chloe's bed, one jumping up on it, as they sniff and nudge her until she wakes up.
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Based upon the evidence available to this writer, Bergdahl intended to go over to the enemy, whom he had expected to welcome him.
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Go over to Russian and ask them what&aposs going on, or use your contacts to find out what they have to say.
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I'd like to go over to the convention and announce that you're my choice for vice president, if that's all right with you.
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If you go over to a friend's house and they're rewatching, say, National Treasure 2 for the hundredth time, all bets are presumably off.
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So in the middle of the night, after the bars closed, we'd go over to the studio, press record, and it was a party.
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Kaag then addresses the cheering crowd with a fist pump, while Hubbard, 32, and Kelley, 33, go over to hug the Fox News correspondent.
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" So then Bob said, "Okay, let's go over to her house while she's doing the laundry and I'll blow her f***ing head off.
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Our daughter won't be allowed to go over to their house under any circumstances, but we would welcome his daughter over to our house.
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"Senator Shelby and I ... both agree that if we can wrap this up tonight, do it tonight, not go over to tomorrow" with negotiations.
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The stepmother asked the father, who is white, to go over to them and show them his badge even though he was off duty.
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I used to go over to a friend's house, when mother would let me go, and I'd see the relationship they had with their father.
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"When we would go over to my Papaw's house and spend the night, Papaw always had a bag of Fritos in the cupboard," Richardson says.
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When we'd go over to my dad's house, he wouldn't have musicians around, but he would break out the guitar or the banjo and play.
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"The dog could go over to a touchscreen and touch a series of icons on the touchscreen and call 911 with your location," she said.
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Lincoln never expressed guilt or qualms over this; from his point of view, the Know-Nothings came to him; he didn't go over to them.
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"Three weeks ago, one of my maître d's asked me if I would go over to table seven, who were celebrating their engagement," Ramsay explained.
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What's really fun is to go over to my friends' houses and hear my friends' kids play with a toy with my voice on it.
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"Let's go over to the flag," Mr. Netanyahu said to the governor, pointing to a pair of flags — Israeli and American — in a conference room.
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"I'm gonna go over to a few theaters in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and I'm gonna meet some people, you know, just say thank you," Boyega said.
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I used to go over to their house for sleepovers and come home with a full face of drag makeup and hair full of sticky hairspray.
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I walked into the room, and it's very hard to see sometimes in the costume, but I see the kids, and I go over to them.
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My cousin Tremell grew up with Toomp and I would go over to his studio and he would play me music while he cut my hair.
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"That is why people go over to the illegal activities, to the criminal activities, because they don't have a space to do something within the law."
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I had Justin Thomas go over to play the French Open, then Matt Kuchar and Justin Rose will be going over to play the Scottish Open.
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"I'm going to go over to Sahara and Eastern to Cardenas," said Sue Dickson, who said she was a Democratic party volunteer that supported Joe Biden.
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At this show, Climbing: The East Village (1984), I met David Wojnarowicz, Luis Frangella, and Mike Bildo, and I was invited to go over to the pier.
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If anyone deserves some down time, a tune up, or to get paid huge money to go over to Bellator and clean out their division, it's MacDonald.
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You can go over to the site and purchase an audiobook at the listed price without a membership, but you will likely pay quite a bit more.
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Kourtney comes over there a lot, Kim comes over there a lot, for some reason they all like to go over to Khloé's and get ready together.
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I decide I'm not going to go over to C.'s tonight and that I just want to have some time with myself to think about things.
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I go over to get some wine and realize that even though it's a wine-and-paint class, you have to pay for your wine separately. Sad.
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"We shouldn't leave town until this is complete, until this bill is on my desk and until we all go over to the Oval Office," Trump said.
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I thought -- If I thought it was likely there would be no question I would go over to Bob Mueller, that&aposs what he&aposs talking about.
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Almojera added that normally he would go over to a surviving husband or wife, "say I'm sorry for your loss," hug the relative and let them cry.
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"I'd go over to the house so I had all that rowdiness, which was important, then I'd go back to my aunt's for the quietness," she said.
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E. wants a snack, so we go over to Docking Bay and she gets dessert while I play with my datapad on the Play Disney Parks app.
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"I'm afraid that this is going to result in serious concerns for a lot of people who go over to China," Ms. Chiu said in an interview.
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East Coast Time, and I&aposm thrilled that you are able to go over to all of this with -- because it was just a very, very full day.
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"I live with my boyfriend and we don't have a dryer at our house, so I usually go over to my nan's to do our washing," he said.
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"I would go over to her house, and over cinnamon sticks from Domino's, she would just listen to me crying and thinking that this wasn't possible," said Hall.
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If I wanted to have the surgical procedure, I would've had to go over to Spokane, Washington, which is about an hour-and-a-half away from me.
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" Ingraham told viewers of her show that she "decided to torture" herself "and go over to the Senate" earlier in the day "to watch some of this nonsense.
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Then one day Heather got a call asking her to go over to the woman's house right away, and she arrived and found that the woman had gone.
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We hang out together on the patio for a while, and since my boyfriend has another late class today, I decide to go over to their house for dinner.
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We wrote 'Last Turn Home,' that Tim McGraw recorded, and we would write and then after we'd go over to a bar in midtown and have a couple beers.
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" She added, "I think they made a grievous error by not having (Clinton) go over to the Middle East and meet with the troops or make major policy speeches.
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From here we go over to a Ward family dinner, where his sister, Tricia, tells the cameras about the phone call she had with Ward after the second interrogation.
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I might grab some lunch at Bergen Bagels, and then sometimes I'll go over to BAM and watch a movie because it's really close and they have great movies.
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I'll embed it at the bottom of this post, but it's a little finicky, so you'll probably have to go over to Carbon Counter to really play with it.
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"We don't know exactly if Codelco can do it directly, they could go through a third party, or through a private company, or might go over to Enami," Prokurica said.
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And she said, well, if you want to know what&aposs in this bill you can go over to the leadership table and they will explain this bill to you.
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I would go over to my friends Sora and Sohee's house practically every day after middle school to watch VHS tapes their parents rented from the local Korean grocery store.
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That afternoon about 2 or 3, we were kind of winding down and Steve goes, "Tony, Jony, Joz, Phil, let's go over to the ID room," the industrial design studio.
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We do not know what it was that prompted President Trump to go over to talk to Putin on the second occasion for what sound like a relatively long conversation.
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Some YouTubers do go over to Twitch to live stream, but their viewership is nowhere near what they can pull in on YouTube; it can be orders of magnitude different.
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" But the veteran Democratic lawmaker noted the unwritten rule in American politics was "that you serve in the House, then you go over to the Senate or run for governor.
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Unfortunately, there will only be one in existence so you have to go over to his place and awkwardly hang out if you want to play the next Zelda game.
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Whenever we got links from that kind of thing, it would really sort of help our traffic, too, so we'd like to see that go over to the main app.
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I would go over to his parent's house and have tea and scones and his family would often forget I didn't speak the language and slip into chattering amongst themselves.
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A mic'd up Mahomes can be heard talking his teammates up despite their difficult circumstances, making a point to go over to Hill and make sure he's still ready to win.
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"I keep telling people that if they want to start their lives over again, go over to Australia to do it," he told the Sydney Morning Herald in the same year.
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GUTFELD: You know, I am just envisioning Hillary&aposs house now has like seven or eight Frisbees on the roof because none of the kids go over to get it back.
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And I remember seeing Clipper Darrell go over to them, in front of everyone, and loud enough so everyone could hear, and saying, 'Hey, stop, that is not what we do.
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In my boyfriend's basement, we'd do blow, we'd go out, just stroll around the neighborhood high or go over to a buddy's house, smoke a couple rocks, stay up all night.
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I think one of the most surprising ones was a woman named Regina Dugan, who I had to woo, I literally had to go over to her office and woo her.
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Once you go over to metaphor, you are no longer dealing with journalistic veracity but with a lyrical interpretation, which arguably leads to a greater truth, or is simply a fiction.
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So many managers who hit the heights Wenger has moved in go over to international football, oversee a tournament or two, do a season or two in the UAE, some punditry gigs.
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" He said the Chinese "have a big learning curve to go over" to launch large-scale avocado production and also would face logistical challenges since production is "in the middle of nowhere.
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" "I am not super comfortable, so this is really hard for me to go over to her house, in her surroundings, and completely open up and be honest with her about something ugly.
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If you go to Netflix right now (or, more likely, go over to the Netflix tab you already have open) and type in "Bandersnatch," a Netflix Film pops up titled Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.
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I go over to the person who coordinates the shuttle service since I have to leave my car, and he tells me the shuttle will take me within 10 miles of the dealership.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that parents ask the parents of their children's friends whether any and all guns are kept locked and unloaded before letting their children go over to play.
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And knowing you get to wake up the next day and go over to your boyfriend's nice clean bedroom for a cuddle and a wholesome brunch makes it even better, in my experience.
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"Just finished practice and going to go over to the U to work for the rest of the day," Whalen said, matter-of-factly, as if everyone works two such high-profile jobs.
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"I take the pulse of the room, and when I have to go over to somebody, I try to be as grounded as the earth itself — that sort of calmness is contagious," she said.
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He and three others who didn't go over to the much-hyped and intensely secretive AR company have formed a new one: PXL Vision AG, focused on real-time image classification and object tracking.
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I THINK THEY MADE A GRIEVOUS ERROR BY NOT HAVING HER GO OVER TO THE MIDDLE EAST TO MEET WITH THE TROOPS OR GIVE MAJOR POLICY SPEECHES ON OBAMACARE OR IMMIGRATION OR THE ECONOMY.
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After the accident, I'd go over to her place at One Fifth Avenue in Manhattan and drink beer and laugh and share gossip about what went on at CBGB or Max's the night before.
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"This is most likely my last chance to go over to Europe and be part of a winning team in Europe," Mickelson said, speaking of his desire to fill the void in his record.
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"I first saw the Christodora in the '80s, when I used to go over to Avenue B to buy weed," said Mr. Johnston, who was named Rolling Stone's songwriter of the year in 1994.
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He used to have these parties where we would go over to his house, and there would be all these musicians that I admired, and they'd just do these jam sessions in the basement.
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I go over to have a quick talk with my coworker, because the guy in question ghosted me and then resurfaced months later to ask me if I could help him get a job here.
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So, I didn't do this, but I think when you go buy "Robin" by Dave Itzkoff, you should read it and then periodically go over to your laptop and head to YouTube and watch a clip.
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Mm-hmm, well, I use an analogy in my piece for social status to sort of like a cryptocurrency, where there's sort of some hurdle you have to go over to get ... Proof of work, right?
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If you don't want to go over to the Bluetooth side of things or use a dreaded dongle, you need to know which currently supported phones from Apple, Samsung, and Google still come with headphone jacks.
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After I get off the phone with you, I'm going to go over to the DMV to get my trailer registered and then meet up with my bro and have round two of Cannabis Corpse practice.
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So I followed the e-waste, all of the stuff that we throw away that's non-repairable to US standards, and I followed it over to Hong Kong and I watched it go over to China.
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When I'd go over to their houses after school, I'd be silently bowled over by how manicured their lawns were, how clean and shiny the kitchens were, the fact that their houses even had multiple floors(!).
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" But Graham — while saying the group has some good ideas — fired back at the group Thursday, saying, "Heritage Action is not going to go over to Afghanistan, Iraq, or Syria or Libya to protect this country.
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She's not going to learn how to be a plumber and how to do HVAC and how to do all the things that you have to do to go over to the men's prison's and do.
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"I said, 'Well, I have a lieutenant governor in the other party, and if I were to join the ticket, the whole executive branch of the California government would go over to the Democrats,'" he said.
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It's that classic scene in every romance novel: Girl meets guy, girl decides she likes guy (or at the very least has determined guy is not a serial killer), girl agrees to go over to guy's place.
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"When I look at a guy like him who was able to go over to Berlin, Germany and accomplish what he did, you think, 'If Jesse Owens can do it, then I can do it,'" James says.
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If I need to cry or think a little bit, I'll go over to the cemetery where she is buried to make sure the tree our friends planted is doing well and the grounds are kept up.
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If coaches can't resist telling your kid to go over to the brick wall for their hundred in a row, we hope you tell them they can't sacrifice your kid's brain to burnish their win-loss record.
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And then basically I would take it out, take it to where it would get boxed, and then it would go over to the outbound side, where it would go in the mail and go to you.
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She would only eat with family members and never wanted a feeding tube, and three times a day, my father-in-law or his sister would go over to the nursing home and make sure she ate.
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"This bill will now go over to the Senate and we hope it will be written into law," said Dana Goward, president of the U.S. non-profit Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation, which supports the deployment of eLoran.
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In past relationships, it's been sort of the situation where I'll go over to my partner's house, and he's stoned and just wants to watch dumb videos on the internet, and it's just a bummer of a time.
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It's sort of strange to imagine someone using this emoji in the context of actually being drunk because it's basically admitting that if you go over to his place, he's going to forget your name by the morning.
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She tries to play it cool, but Nova can tell her sister is in distress, so she ditches Dubois (wah!) to go over to her sister's house and offer her some company (ok, maybe makes ditching Dubois worth it
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But because it's a two-party system, they'd rather stick with their team and argue with their side, rather than go over to the other side and have to change a whole bunch of other beliefs to feel at home.
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"When I could go over to my grandparents' house when I was little, they would be in their grandparent role: making sure you grow up healthy and strong," said Ms. Bradbury, already a young adult on her VBT bike tour.
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"We would go over to his house, and — it was not exactly a front porch, it was like a room, like a foyer, where the family piano was," Mr. Cusack recalled in a video interview on the Jazz Lives blog.
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I wanted to go over to help her find it, but I could see the water was deep, above my waist, and it was murky, and the bottom was probably just mud and muck, and I didn't feel that I wanted to plunge my hand down there into that just to feel around for a stupid earring, so I didn't go over to help, but later, as I was leaving, I saw one hell of a good-looking guy in his 20s or so, his Brooklyn Botanic Garden horticulturist's khakis up to his waist in lily pond water.
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There were several times when you would go over to Kobe during a free throw or a break in the action and put your arm around his waist and just try to slow him down a little bit or give him some advice.
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Alternatives would be a less costly dinner at your home, a smaller guest list, or persuading one of your daughter's peers to pipe up at the graduation ceremony with, "Hey, does anyone want to go over to Josh's Diner and grab dinner?"
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In 2013, the U.S. opened the crossing again, allowing Big Bend visitors to go over to Boquillas for the day or the night, and Mexicans to go to the other side to sell souvenirs—or to retrieve grazing cattle that might have strayed there.
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" During the session, he recalled, the owner of the company "got so deep in the meditation that the C.E.O. had to go over to him and shake him when the time was done because his body was so exhausted by what he was going through.
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It's no wonder that Knightley is constantly leaving it to go over to Emma's house and hang out with her — by foot, because he enjoys walking, although Emma despairs at him and tells him a man of his station should really drive a coach.
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You got to go over to Burger King and get a $7-an-hour job — and mind you for every $7 that they make they're docked about $4 or $5 of government benefits that get reduced, so their actual per-hour earnings become quite small.
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"The dog could go over to a touchscreen and touch a series of icons on the touchscreen and call 911 with your location," says Jackson, who was inspired to start the FIDO Project at Georgia Tech, after her grandmother fell and could not reach anyone for help.
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"So, if this president insists on punching you in the nose and eating your lunch, why would you continue to pretend he's still a great neighbor and go over to his place to spend your time and money?" implored an opinion piece in the Toronto Star.
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Since it's so easy to travel from city to city and state to state, someone who wants to buy a gun in Chicago can simply go over to other parts of Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi, or other states with lax gun laws to bypass any of the restrictions.
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"I was writing my sections of Mage: The Ascension and every now and then to take a break I'd go over to the convenience store and play the hell out of Street Fighter," recalls Steve Wieck, Street Fighter's co-developer and former CEO of White Wolf.
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What's not funny is when I go over to her house to watch TV and smoke and and get all snuggly on the couch with a bowl of potato chips only to find that the blanket I'm curling up with has Dave Matthews's face on it.
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In 2004 Thomas Frank, a journalist, argued that America's white working class acts against its own economic interests by backing the Republicans on cultural grounds; and our analysis proves that an additional 2.5% of the white non-college-educated vote would go over to the Democrats if policy choices alone mattered.
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"I have been really pitching the idea that if you look at the rise and how quickly people are growing on TikTok, using it solely for impressions and marketing, and then you go over to Instagram to use it to drive sales, that's really where I'm leaning in right now."
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"There is an exodus of gatilleros [gunmen] from the Chapitos side—they are either leaving Culiacan [Sinaloa's capital] or trying to change sides and go over to El Mayo's, because there is talk of an internal fight between the two," said one source, who asked not to be named for his own protection.
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And then it sort of goes back the other way too, where American activists...Well, you know, go over to Europe and kind of spread the message the other way, you know, sort of encouraging some of those elements or really boosting some of these concepts, like so-called no-go zones.
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"I feel like I had so much fun doing it, but I'm focusing on all my businesses and really wouldn't have time to go over to a farm again and do that," said Hilton, who has a booming business of retail stores overseas, selling product lines of everything from makeup and dog clothes to high end jewelry and perfumes.
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His plan was to go over to Warren's and hang out, nothing beyond that, though he could see a forty-ouncer in his future and maybe another hitch over to the beach with Warren and Warren's girlfriend, Cyrilla, but now, with his mother's car inching up on him, all that's about to go south in a hurry.
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Read more: A Facebook content moderator died after suffering a heart attack while on the job, according to a new report detailing harsh working conditions In this type of work environment, it's not unusual to witness employees break down into sobs in the middle of the office and no one would think to go over to comfort them.
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So I have to I think make a couple of calls to engineer somehow renting this car and I get to the hotel where my friend is ready to go and we go over to the convention and they give me the pass that is -- basically only allows you to be in the halls, like the ring around the auditorium.
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The paper also gives an example of a dialogue where a player might help the bot learn what a gargoyle is:PLAYER: go over to that tower with the gargoyles [assistant does not know what "gargoyles are", but sees there is only one tower; surmise that that tower must be related to "gargoyles"] [assistant walks to the tower]ASSISTANT: does this tower have gargoyles?
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To control it, I have to breathe and calm down or it transforms into a grand mal seizure, which is where my left arm tries to go over to my right side, my eyes start to roll into the back of my head, and my head is dragged to the right with no ability, on my part, to control any of it, not even my breathing.
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The North Korean statement accused the United States of deploying unspecified "lethal" weapons for the drills that it says involve a "beheading operation" training aimed at removing absolute ruler Kim Jong Un. "No one can vouch that these huge forces concentrated in South Korea will not go over to an actual war action now that the military tensions have reached an extreme pitch in the Korean peninsula," the statement said.
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