"Once these hurricanes go past, once the tornadoes go past, people tend to have short memories," Wilson said on the sidelines of an investor conference in New York.
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Currently, I can't go past the Chorlton Brewery sour beers.
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I'll go past the site of the Greenpoint sewer explosion.
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Asked if the trial proceedings should go past Friday, Sen.
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Days, weeks and months go past without him extending his lease.
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"You should know when you go past the limit," he says.
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You go past this lake and the park in South Orange.
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But when the drink is free, people go past their limits.
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I was scared to go past [abortion clinic] protesters, obviously pregnant.
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However, the scope of their investigation did not go past the 1990s.
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He's conscious and he's fought to not let things go past him.
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Meier: Whatever it is you're drinking, we never go past 45 degrees.
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The Briton said he would have let the Finn go past otherwise.
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We wanted to find a different way into it, then [go] past it.
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Most don't exceed 13.3 inches, and most won't go past the $600 mark.
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Thousands lined the streets of London to witness her funeral cortege go past.
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Big words confuse her, and her math skills don't go past third grade.
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Go ahead, I already do, you don't even have to go past that.
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I scream 'Blood on the Altar of Satan!' when they go past us.
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But should you really go past that $100 price-range for the nicer keyboards.
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"Once you go past two kids, it almost doesn't make a difference," she says.
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For the cast, it is hard to go past Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe.
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Every time I go past the club I think of that starry, starry night.
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It is common sense that you don't go past boundaries where visitors aren't allowed!
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"The app doesn't let us go past 20 years in the future," my guide said.
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Squat with your back straight, making sure your knees don't go past your toes. Repeat.
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Let's all just agree that we stay here and don't try to go past it.
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The hidden danger here becomes apparent once we go past a certain point of subsistence.
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You usually can't achieve big, billowing curls when your hair doesn't go past your shoulders.
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"Folks, please don't let your kids go past the line," she announced, shaking her head.
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I can't go past a Pizza Hut without going in it and seeing the customers.
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He sees me go past and thinks 'I've got to fix this' and then we crash.
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India is estimated to go past 100 million LTE smartphones by the end of this year.
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I recommend that you sit by the window and watch people go past on the street.
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Weren't really allowed to go past Martin Luther King Drive because the police harassed us terribly.
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Samsung wasn't letting anyone go past a literal velvet rope a few feet from the device.
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"The minute we go past January, everybody starts saying: 'We can't do anything too bold,'" he said.
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I started counting, every five seconds you had a truck go past, they all say 'Driver wanted.
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The Cardinals had not had a starter go past the fifth inning in their previous four games.
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Because he was humiliated by the fact that cabdrivers would go past him because he was black.
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I have to cross the road when I go past Subway because I know it's in there.
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Don't go past 13 hours, though; too much time in the brine will toughen the chicken. 4.
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The first session on Tuesday, when they deal with the organizing resolution, may go past 251 p.m.
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When 90% of searchers don't go past the first page of links, they're not getting the full story.
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Poland perpetually underwhelms at major tournaments, failing to go past the group stage in five of six attempts.
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I was a little worried about the balance — I've worn heels before, but these go past the knee.
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In many examples of games that have a sea, it's easily recognizable shorthand: You can't go past this bit.
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Stop when your thighs are parallel to the floor, and make sure your knees don't go past your feet.
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"Start it later, only because you know that the party is probably going to go past midnight," she says.
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On T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, if you go past 3GB, you'll be put on 3G data afterward.
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It's common golf etiquette for a group playing quickly behind another one to play through and go past them.
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Most customers repay early, Siroya said, adding that about 15% to 20% of loans made may go past due.
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You'll have to upgrade to go past level 20, do anything with a guild or access any expansion content.
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The only other man in recent years to go past nine weeks at number one was Usher with the inimitableConfessions.
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Step right foot forward about 2 feet and lower into a lunge, making sure knee does not go past ankle.
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Sager has never worked the sideline for an N.B.A. finals because TNT's rights do not go past the conference finals.
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While I can't totally dismiss them, sometimes they go past the point of utility and into the land of cynicism.
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But he became the first in his family to go past high school, attending seminary before deciding against the priesthood.
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"If you let people go past the red line, it just doesn't work," House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings said Tuesday.
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We're trying to resolve as many of those cases as possible so our jail doesn't go past its max capacity.
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There are a lot of tipping points in nature; we don't get to do a redo if you go past them.
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"Those girls I went to school with almost 50 years ago, most of them didn't go past primary school," she said.
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Other than the wireless thing, there are some important differences that even go past battery life, Bluetooth range, and other markers.
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And in eight starts, he had yet to go past seven innings, and had gotten that far in only two instances.
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The New York Yankees reportedly were interested in Eovaldi but did not want to go past three years on a deal.
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Internal one-on-one meetings can't be longer than 10 minutes, while team meetings can't go past the 25-minute mark.
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They haven't explained what is the fundamental goal, and they haven't said this is the limit that we will not go past.
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In 2015, Lincecum had 6 of 13 starts finish before 5+, in 203 it was 10/21 that didnt go past 5+.
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"Before, they would never go past 161, which is Yankee Stadium," a Bronx resident, Dangelyn Vargas, said about visitors to the borough.
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And within the VR world, we had little red boundaries, telling us, don't go past this point or you might hurt yourself.
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But the consequences will be far more severe if temperatures go past that level of 1.5°C, or 2.7°F, of warming.
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Calvasina said for now, she thinks the Mexico tariffs won't go past the 5% level but the markets are bracing for the worst.
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They have, but they have to go past that, because this has to become, if you're a brand, a competitive differentiator for you.
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Enrique had been the person who let the army trucks go past the checkpoint, supposedly (in actuality, Jorge just silenced the walkie talkies).
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All of that means nothing, actually, because the Zephyrus can't go past the 2.5-hour mark of basic web browser and video usage.
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It has an indoor section, plenty of interactive points as you go past on the carriage, and you notice different elements every time.
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At the scene of the attack, relatives of the victims tried to go past the police cordon for news of their loved ones.
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"There has to be a floor at some point that workers will not go past," said Gary Casteel, the union's second-ranking official.
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There's an emphasis on "generational wealth," or how to make sure large paydays can go past one player's lifetime and help support future generations.
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"In order for pension plans to reflect long term trends, official projections should go past the year 2030," the bank wrote in its report.
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"I saw this enormous white truck go past at top speed," said Suzy Wargniez, 65, who had watched from a cafe on the promenade.
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"Sometimes they imprison them and paint a border around them in chalk, and say, 'if you go past this point, you die,'" Nyoni says.
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"That's the nervousness in the hog market: whether these product prices are sustainable as we go past the peak holiday demand period," Kalo said.
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"After, they set up three meetings which I imagine was to collect information to study the case, but it didn't go past that," he said.
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Russia&aposs soccer team offers little in the way of reflected glory, having failed to go past the group stage of any tournament since 2008.
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Think about how you bend down to grab things on the ground; your knees likely go past your toes, because that's how your body works.
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If you couldn't go past the first episode of Downton Abbey, the company knows that and can now consider stopping paying for the distribution rights.
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Committee leaders have called on Mueller to testify, but he made clear any testimony would not go past what he said in his exhaustive report.
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Getting treated with antibiotics early is crucial, because if it goes on too long, it can go past the point where antibiotics can stop the sepsis.
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And he is doing a lot of things to actually help business owners be able to go past all these fake laws and rules and things.
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The country's GDP growth is expected to go past 7 percent this year, but the downside to raising rates may be a slowdown in economic growth.
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We need cup sizes that correlate to bra sizes and they need to go past DD. We need cups that actually cover more than our nipple.
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" Although Levitan admitted that the decision to wrap up the series hadn't been set in stone, headded, "I just can't imagine that we'd go past that.
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"I had to go past the place I didn't live, the restaurants we had eaten in, and the church I used to go to," she said.
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All of this will be well underway by the time we hit 20503 degrees — and the further we go past it, the worse it will get.
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But the benchmark index has been struggling to go past the 22,21800-point mark, a key resistance level, closing lower in five of the past six sessions.
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Once you go past Mars ... everything beyond that, you're going to have to hyper-sleep, or live and die onboard, as it's going to the next star.
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How to Keep It Healthy: Portion out a quarter-cup of the dip before you start snacking so you're not tempted to go past one serving size.
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The description is factual to the last ampersand, yet it doesn't go past the camouflage this place wrapped around itself when it sidled into town in December.
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My wife caught on, too; she knew I was being weird, and she'd go past the work site when I'd be at the brothels or in motels.
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If they go past that time, they could be penalized or fired — departure delays are publicly reported, and an airline's metrics are measured by on-time performance.
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"I saw this enormous white truck go past at top speed," said Suzy Wargniez, a local woman aged 3503 who had watched from a cafe on the promenade.
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In the October interview with PBS, Powell said the Fed may actually want to go past neutral if it sees a need to stop the economy from overheating.
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"We saw a vehicle that had pink paraphernalia at the back of the windscreen go past - it was going very slowly over speed bumps," witness Tamoor Ali said.
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Now you go past boarded-up single-family homes to arrive at once opulent, equally shuttered casino towers and a boardwalk as sparse and silent as the streets.
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I think in black and white and I've got to go past that, so I surround myself with beautiful colors to make me push myself a bit harder.
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Now the question is: How long is it comfortable for you to stay foodless, bearing in mind you don't want to go past a total of 16 hours?
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When neo-Nazis planned a march that would go past the Goteborg synagogue on Yom Kippur this September, for example, it stirred up outrage across the political spectrum.
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"Stock wise, it's hard to go past Nintendo at present and the scope to monetize the Pokemon GO is huge," Chris Weston, chief market strategist at spreadbettor IG, said.
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Because you get to just experience it your way...you have to be willing to accept how difficult it is, see your own limits, and then go past them.
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Dollar Tree and Family Dollar are budget-friendly stores, known for selling groceries, accessories, and home goods at prices that start at $1 and don't typically go past $10.
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His new lieutenants must move quickly to correct those deficiencies in the remaining states if he is to be competitive should the nomination fight go past the first ballot.
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The Air Force currently slates the first plane to be finished by September 2024, though major military projects such as this tend to go past the scheduled end date.
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The S&P 500 is struggling to go past the 2,800-point mark, a key resistance level, closing lower in five of the past six sessions in choppy trading.
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"They were really slow and noisy, and would get stuck trying to go past each other," Taishi Mito, a guest at the hotel in 2017, told the Wall Street Journal.
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Jackson's near grand slam headed out of the stadium in a hurry on a line drive; the only question was which side of the foul pole it would go past.
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I enjoyed standing in the gallery, kind of in the back a bit, watching people go past the stuff and come up with their own explanations for what it was.
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Nishikori, who has never flourished on grass and is yet to go past the fourth round at Wimbledon, did briefly gain the upper hand as he took the third set.
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"People would talk about Gregory Ain in a very fond way, but would never go past a certain point," Ms. Robbins, who is working on a documentary about Ain, said.
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We recognize the leader creates goals and objectives that sometimes mean enduring short-term pain for long term gain, and in this case, perhaps go past your time in office.
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"Try and try until you succeed" taught #Freedom251 website — Sanket Dharap (@sanket_dharap) February 18, 2016 Me after trying hundred of times to go past Pay Now page for #Freedom20163 #RingingBells pic.twitter.
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Some of Mr. Bush's major donors, including those with long ties to the family, are also growing impatient, hoping he will not go past New Hampshire absent a strong finish here.
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If you keep driving, you'll go past ranches and ranches until you hit the shore, which is an otherworldly bed of salt that extends a couple hundred yards toward the water.
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The S&P 500 index has been struggling to go past the 2,800-point mark, a key resistance level, closing lower in five of the past six sessions in choppy trading.
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Hamilton finished fourth after slowing down on the last lap and allowing Finnish team mate Valtteri Bottas to go past, despite the loss of vital points to the Briton's championship challenge.
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We had to go past my cousin's friend's house on the way home, they got me changed and dropped me home in a hurry so they could go back to the club.
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When the race resumed, Britain's Oliver Rowland — who had seized the lead at the start - slowed and Bird took the lead until he made a mistake that allowed Lotterer to go past.
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He put New York ahead by getting a wrist shot to go past backup goaltender Anton Khudobin from the middle of the slot while being closely draped by Dallas defender Joel Hanley.
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Go past the Church of Santa Cruz (originally constructed by Portuguese settlers; the present structure was rebuilt in the early 20th century) and follow the slim riverbank path to Kuan An Keng.
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Symbolic threshold The Trump administration is upset because China let the yuan go past 7 against one US dollar, a symbolically important threshold that was last crossed during the 2008 financial crisis.
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When the two Marines drove east to Jacumba Hot Springs on July 3, the smuggler told them to go past the exit and make a U-turn in an emergency pull-off.
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When you enter the hotel and go past the reception, you take an escalator up to the main lobby which, complete with a fountain and shops, felt like a fancy shopping mall.
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Gift a Nikon D3500 DSLR camera, $446.95, available from Adorama My mom wanted a DSLR so that she could enhance her photography, but her skill level didn't go past the automatic mode.
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It's different for my daughter because it's nothing for her to go past and see a story in the checkout stands on the cover of magazines of her mom or herself or us.
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" It was a distinct shift in tone from early October, when the Fed chairman suggested the central bank might go "past neutral, but we're a long way from neutral at this point, probably.
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It's unlikely that Democrats would let the next continuing resolution go past the March 85033 deadline to pass a legislative fix for DACA unless they have a larger immigration deal by the Feb.
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In his on-court interview after the match, Cilic said that he first noticed that Edmund's movement was limited midway through the third set as his opponent let some shots go past him.
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"There would be circumstances in which it would be appropriate for us to go past neutral, and there would be circumstances in which it would be wholly inappropriate to do so," Powell told reporters.
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" Vargas said it was strange to see tourists as far north as West 167th Street, which connects to the top of the staircase: "Before, they would never go past 161, which is Yankee Stadium.
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And these positive effects go past simply not being embarrassed when guests come over: They can sharpen your decision making skills, help you appreciate what you have, and up your connection to your surroundings.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined the court's liberals to order the Census Bureau to reconsider the matter, a process that may go past the deadlines next week required to print the questionnaires on time.
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From puffy coats that go past the knee to vests and fleece jackets that make practical layers, The North Face has withstood the test of time with its fashionable, sporty approach to outdoor gear.
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The reality of managing a project where you're realizing that, as things come into focus, and you realize all of a sudden you're going to go past [deadline], how do we deal with that?
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"Because of the way we count our ballots, no matter what I think it's going to go past Election Day," said Garrett Archer, an Arizona elections expert who currently works at ABC's Phoenix affiliate.
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Luckin has 2,370 stores in China and plans to open 2,500 more this year to go past Seattle-based Starbucks, which has long dominated China's coffee scene and has over 3,600 stores in the country.
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Read: How to survive a shark attack 'Commotion in the water' Western Australia Police Inspector Danny Mulligan said the woman's dive partner had "felt something go past him" in the water just before the attack.
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It's the fourth 2017 title to go past $1 billion worldwide, along with "Beauty and the Beast" at $1.26 billion, "The Fate of the Furious" at $18.53 billion and "Despicable Me 3" at $1.03 billion.
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Go past that much warming and we are living in a fully climate-changed world (more than we already are, since human fingerprints already are on many extreme weather events, especially heatwaves and temperature records).
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MC: I think that there's no way that we can be our best selves, or make that jump to the next step, to go past what's expected of us if we're not supporting one another.
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His mansion was so beautiful and ornate that they had to build a road that didn't go past it, because the British nobles would get mad driving by it, seeing this black guy's great success.
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In Iowa, where Mr. Biden is struggling, he was still the strong favorite of voters who did not go past high school in another recent New York Times/Siena College poll of likely Democratic caucusgoers.
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Hitting on someone in real life can end up totally awkward if they're taken or not down to go past first base on the first date — but on iHookup, you won't need to worry about that.
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" He adds: "I also love that thing as a kid when you go past a train station with a McDonald's and you're like, 'Oh my God, I'm actually awake when they're still serving the breakfast sandwich.
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"As temperatures go past 25 degrees Celsius (77 degrees Fahrenheit), you move away from the peak transmission window for malaria, and towards that of diseases such as dengue," said Erin Mordecai, an assistant professor at Stanford.
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Once you go past the $70-to-$100 range, your best bet is to return to Massdrop, Mechanical Keyboards, or seek out smaller keyboard makers on Amazon and eBay (Leopold, Filco, and Vortex are nice choices).
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Most go past casual activity tracking to track your sleep quality, heart rate, body temperature, and even tell you if you've been exercising too hard — all of which can aid in optimal performance and overall health.
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The developer (a former Twitter engineer) recommends making a backup of your tweet archive first just in case, and says Cardigan can even go past the 3,200 tweet limit a lot of similar services get stuck on.
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"We've never had the debt ceiling go past its drop-dead date, so it could potentially be quite disastrous for the economy," he told "Closing Bell," pointing out that it depends on how long it goes on.
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According to a Met Office briefing evaluating the implications of the UN report, once we go past 243°C, we dramatically increase the risks of floods, droughts, and extreme weather that would impact hundreds of millions of people.
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In a brilliant display of supreme nerdiness the whole thing is identical, they replicated the consoles, the exact number of tables and chairs, the pods, even the graphics on the computer screens you glance as you go past.
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The prospect of a Tottenham comeback flickered again when Erik Lamela scored in the 66th but Messi had the final say in the 90th, again after Suárez let a ball go past him, to snuff out the resistance.
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The video, set to the holiday song "I&aposll Be Home for Christmas," shows a man — identified as "Ryan" in an accompanying caption — resting his head for the night on the bench, as people and cars go past.
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Come off the six-lane highway at the spaghetti junction where Interstate 4 meets Highway 192, go past the ornamental water tower, and you are in Celebration, a town of the sort that America stopped building in the 1950s.
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Only something like 30 or 40 at-bats each season go past twelve pitches, an absurdly low percentage when you think of all the thousands of games played and the tens of thousands of at-bats that take place.
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Pedrosa, who underwent wrist surgery less than a month ago, was thrown high over his bike and onto the asphalt after trying to go past the two Ducatis on the inside of the sunny Jerez circuit in southern Spain.
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Then you run through Juárez and run through the downtown, go past the cathedral and the mission that's almost 350 years old, and end at the international line at the Paso del Norte bridge coming back into El Paso.
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It was not easy going for the qualifying seeds, however, with both second seed Fiona Ferro of France and fifth seed Kaia Kanepi of Estonia needing three sets each to go past American Elizabeth Mandlik and Ukraine's Nadiia Kichenok respectively.
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The boy's bright lime-green jersey — in contrast to the muted colors of his surroundings — is like a traffic light inviting us to go past him and see the attention Callander has paid to the lawnmower, ladder, and overhead fluorescent light.
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But, because of a special whitewash mechanism, it will not force Mediaset's large shareholders- including Berlusconi's family holding Fininvest - to launch a mandatory bid on Mediaset should their stakes go past the allowed legal threshold as a result of the buyback.
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Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia had never managed to go past the group stage and their defeat to Uruguay that did expose some of the qualities they were missing, including in attack, mattered little at that point.
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In a game weeks after joining the team, he went to his left and snagged a hard shot before it could go past him, impressing the rookie left-handed pitcher Jerry Koosman so much that Koosman walked toward third base.
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Because of the stillbirth the previous year, her doctor did not want to let the pregnancy go past 40 weeks, to avoid the complications that can come with post-term delivery, so an induction had been scheduled in 48 hours.
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U.S. Representative Kevin Brady, the chairman of the tax and trade-focused House Ways and Means Committee, said there was probably little room to go past the Thursday deadline for a deal and still get a new NAFTA approved by year end.
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Hamilton, a distant third and never in a position to challenge for the lead, made a slow start from pole position and tangled with the Williams of Valtteri Bottas at the first corner as the Finn tried to go past on the inside.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he was in "absolutely no rush" to finalize a trade agreement with China as negotiators from both countries prepared to continue talks in Washington, in a sign that discussions could go past this week.
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It's small enough that it doesn't even count as a "real" aircraft; it's a "powered ultralight," which is a plus and a minus: no pilot's license necessary, but you can't go past a few hundred feet of altitude or fly over populated areas.
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He was a 14-year-old second grader at a primary school that didn't go past second grade when he moved to Luang Prabang to join a monastery — which was the only path for a boy without money to get an education.
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Clinton and her husband have barnstormed across California at a furious pace in recent days -- seeking to avoid yet another humiliating defeat by Sanders on the same night she should easily win the delegates needed to go past the 363,383 mark and clinch the nomination.
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CHARLES EVANS: -- legal law that we have that even if you've appropriated the funds and gone out and spent it, you're not -- you know, you still have to keep the debt under that, even though you've already said it's okay to go past that.
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Raheem Sterling: The former Liverpool winger has improved his all-round game significantly under Pep Guardiola at Manchester City and his pace, skill and ability to go past defenders could provide the moments of inspiration England will need in a squad otherwise short of stardust.
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On the technical front "if we can go past the pivotal $1,520-$1560 region, it would start to a look a lot bullish ... For it to move that far ahead we need to see more convincing sign for something darker on the horizon," OANDA's Erlam added.
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China had been intervening to support the yuan earlier this year as trade talks continued, "but the fact that they have allowed the yuan to go past 7 shows they have sort of given up," Capital Economics senior China economist Julian Evans-Pritchard said on Monday.
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So for us, apart from the annual crossover which is obviously very interconnected, with the crossovers and easter egg moments, those are really designed to go past the casual viewer but have some payoff for the fan who is watching more than one of the shows.
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Ms. Bullock called the ban "a stain on Staten Island" and has asked supporters to refrain from marching in the parade but to attend as spectators, where they can shop at local businesses and wave rainbow flags from the sidewalk as bagpipers and fire trucks go past.
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The regulator said unlisted companies were healthier than the IMF's assessment and classification of non performing loans needed to go past payments overdue beyond 90 days and should also include borrowers' long-term viability and whether they faced cyclical or structural cash flow problems, according to the report.
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To reach Oldman Coffee, drop your car or taxi at the highway overpass, duck under the fuselage of the decommissioned Lockheed passenger jet, follow the gravel path past the toilet-plunger-toss arcade game, turn left at the helicopter and go past the Victorian-style photo portrait studio.
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If your memories of Felicity don't go past the pilot, in which Keri Russell's protagonist moved across the country because her crush (Scott Speedman) said something nice to her (the show eventually got deeper than that) — the actress' observation probably isn't going to make much sense to you.
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"I think it is almost 100% likely that the government will shut down for some period of time -- now my guess is it won't go past the first of the week -- in which the disruption won't be particularly severe," said Yarmuth, the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee.
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Two things would have to be true for this to be unconstitutional: First, the Supreme Court would have to overrule Morrison and then go past Morrison and rule in the other direction," Vladeck said, attributing the debate to a "disconnect between folks on the Hill and conservative and libertarian scholars.
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This was more than thirty years ago and I am probably misremembering our only conversation, but the impression I was left with that day was that in order to be a writer you had to go past all the things that might cause you to stop, with embarrassment being one of them.
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I never thought to ask why we had to travel so far to see him, why we had to go past guards, why we could only talk to him behind a large piece of glass, in a room filled with other people who were shouting just so their loved ones could hear them.
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You see the decades go past as you read, and the special flavor of each Presidency comes back: Kennedy's uncomfortable recognition that civil rights was a moral issue that transcended his customary political pragmatism, Johnson's miraculous emergence as the Moses of racial equality, Nixon's inveterate scheming, Reagan's bland duplicity, Obama's undramatic realism.
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Actually, people can see this any time if they go past Facebook, where if you've ever wondered why the Facebook sign changes all the time, the answer is that there's a huge piece of vinyl that is literally bungee corded around the front of the sign for Sun Microsystems that used to be there. Microsystems.
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"I'm pretty sure at this point, Trump is just dug in on immigration and trade and the chamber is just going to have to go past him, basically, try to make sure good policy gets recognized by members of the House and Senate," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, who was the chief economist for John McCain's presidential bid in 245.
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But say, what about the actual streets of these small wonderful towns — Bookstores, brunch spots, wine shops, mellow New Yorkers Walking among the invisible monks and occasional moose — For these the shady streets seem to go on forever, On foot they go past where you should go, and that's nowhere, Which is the point of a retreat.
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Go past Doña Luisa's house, the green one, with the tangerine tree by the porch, then there's a dirt road going down to the spring, but don't turn there, take the next left, just before you get to Paco's place, the Paco who fixes trucks... We store our memories in the landscape: the curve where Don Paco used to have a bakery and our mother would send us to wait for pan de agua fresh from the oven, the brucal tree near the school, where all the kids made whistles from its tubular orange blooms, Doña Sica's wooden house on stilts, painted sky blue.
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