I want to go places to be social with people, but I don't want to go places to work.
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And she knows I'd love to go places with her.
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" "This was an organization that was going to go places.
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This was an organization that was going to go places.
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It allows you to go places emotionally with the character.
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And hopefully it will include airline tickets to go places!
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He only likes to go places where he can be comfortable!
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Discovering possibilities is why we get on planes and go places.
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Go places where you know you will be at a disadvantage.
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I'd go places, people would have no idea what I'm talking about.
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Friends were telling me their wives don't want to go places alone.
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And I never wanted to go places or do things in public.
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We come together and do things and go places because of Simone.
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"He was going to go places in life," Heslin told the Post.
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It was kind of hard to even go places in my hometown.
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"She asks permission to go places," a source told PEOPLE of the situation.
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I don't... 100 percent, but it might go places you might not think.
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HARF: There&aposs times when I go places that have really bad reception.
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And I love the junk stores, I love to go places like that.
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It makes you go places that are not huge states on either coast!
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I knew that when I sold the portfolio the work would go places.
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At What Age Should Children Be Allowed to Go Places Without Adult Supervision?
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It's not very fast but it's small enough to go places that cars can't.
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I could just sit back, stare up at the night sky, and go places.
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"I want her to get better so we can finally go places," Jesse said.
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"But a bulldozer can't go places that a hand crew can go," Lopez said.
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Not only that: Robots can go places we can't, like Aleppo or the Oscars.
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Now, instead of being tethered to this human, we can go places and explore.
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"They want to go places where people speak the language and understand the culture."
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When I go places, people ask where I am from and I say McAllen.
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"I like to go places where people are interested in my work," he added.
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"The beauty of it is that you go places you never thought you would."
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We're programmed to go places we've never been, find refuge on land we've never touched.
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For a second, it's almost like you can go places that just aren't there anymore. ●
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The last 4 episodes of This Is Us will go places we've never been before.
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But all of a sudden he wanted to do things, he wanted to go places.
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Adventure Time dared to go places that few other children's shows were even allowed to.
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"Our writers and photographers get to go places most people won't ever see," he says.
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The flexibility of this ship allows it to go places where other ships can't go.
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"You can go places and sketch, but that's not as appealing to me," he said.
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Sometimes we go places and it's not possible to safely interview people, so we don't.
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And yet Crazy Horse is able to go places that I can't go with anybody else.
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When you create from a blurry place you can go places further than you've ever been.
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Natalie: He would go places and bring back, like, a receipt on a piece of bark.
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He'd try to get her out to go places with him, but she hardly ever would.
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"Tourists go places to confirm their own expectations rather than to discover something new," Hom says.
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I remember in the early days of my baby's life wanting to go places but feeling stuck.
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Called the Basecamp X (pictured above), it's designed to go places most Airstream trailers would scoff at.
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"Now that I have a bike, I go places more often because it's more convenient," he said.
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We can't just go places and do things without planning for it financially a year ahead of time.
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"We want to go places that make it the easiest on largest variety of landing craft," Sellin said.
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It will go places my followers have never asked me to go, or wanted me to go to.
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DINNER FOR THREE After we got Hector, we tended to go places that allow dogs to sit outside.
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The next industrial disaster could have robotic responders, able to go places that would kill humans, like Fukishima.
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You go places and do things not for the going and the doing but to bring back nouns.
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We could go places on the subway and when we arrived, we could enter through the front door.
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They worked with me in many ways, and then also I trusted them to go places by themselves.
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This historic success speaks to your leadership and willingness to go places where other leaders never thought possible.
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When I'd go places, I'd see how people treated me when they found out I was his daughter.
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In Wilson, she found a pupil who she believed had the potential to go places she wasn't allowed to.
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Pinkerton agents would lie and kill if necessary; they could do things and go places law enforcement could not.
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They go places with their material that I would not go to, like I'm not a very scatological person.
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My parents would let me go places, so I spent six weeks traveling in Europe when I was 12.
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For example, we see huge interest in, again, VR video and YouTube VR. Because it's fun to go places.
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For electric cars, cranking up the cool can be equally debilitating, draining the electricity you need to actually go places.
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"The last 4 episodes of This Is Us will go places we've never been before," Olin wrote in his tweet.
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"When your kids school break doesn't coincide, you go places!" she wrote alongside a gallery of snaps from the vacations.
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Is part of what you enjoy about working with female pop artists that they can go places you might not?
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He has great sensitivity on the acoustic piano, but he can go places with his electric keyboard and laptop, too.
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And sure, it makes sense to eliminate the risk and just go places where both the food and service are good.
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Though the app can nominally let travellers in anywhere, Jaroszewski claims he's only used it to go places he's already allowed.
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Now, whenever my brain feels crippled by a honking traffic jam of urgent meaninglessness, I put it on and go places.
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I make semiregular efforts to go places where there is zero cell service, just so I'm not tempted to check Twitter.
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"You would never think in this point in my career that I would still go places I've never been," Williams said.
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I'll audition for a part that I feel very passionate about, meet with people, tell them I'm willing to go places.
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"Now they go places — they go to Indiana or Kentucky or Arkansas or wherever for a message, and that's good," Brown said.
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Plus joins the retailer's new Club membership, which is for those who still like to get into their cars and go places.
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I didn't have very much confidence and I thought that if I was with those kinds of men, I could go places.
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I do feel privileged because it puts you in a good position to learn more about the industry and to go places.
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Where to stream: Hulu M.A.S.H was always ahead of its time, daring to go places few other series of the time would.
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It also has to go places were people are staying put, and shore up the institutions to prevent migration in the first place.
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The great thing about traveling in the film industry is that you really do go places that you would never find yourself otherwise.
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She was eager to learn, to write, and to go places — not because of ambition, but because she wanted to change the world.
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I go places, draw from life on the spot, talk with people at length and use their own words to tell true stories.
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The place that's most affected is under quarantine, and police stop you on the road and tell you that you can't go places.
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But this is what's going to build them to be a mature adult that's going to succeed in life and want to go places.
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We try to balance this by taking time in our relationship to go places together, and enjoy things we both love other than music.
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But I'm not going to not go places with him and enjoy our lives because everybody thinks, 'Oh, it's too soon!' kind of thing.
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Physically they cannot travel where they want, but here they are traveling without moving, forced to go places where most of us don't go.
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We don't live in times of such scarcity anymore, and we don't have to step on each other to go places and achieve power.
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Image: Wyss Institute at Harvard UniversityInspired by the traditional Japanese art of origami, self-folding robots can go places and do things traditional robots cannot.
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If I knew we were going to someone else's house, I'd cheer up immediately; I'd try and create endless excuses for having to go places.
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It's much harder to do that when we shine a bright light on their activities and go places where law enforcement is unwilling to go.
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So many of the folks that we worked with were local, and to go places where your co-workers literally grew up was pretty remarkable.
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"It's a way to go places full of people you've already matched with, making socializing so much easier once you're out and about," the company said.
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Because it is not a fully electric vehicle, T3 is still legally classified as a bicycle and can be parked in and go places trucks cannot.
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When we go places together, his focus is on putting food inside himself and then heading to the hotel bed for a snuggle and some ESPN.
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I think even more important is there's not yet great software for enabling you to go places in VR with other people in the same room.
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We're told Chyna hasn't had to force him to leave the house with her ... it's been his idea to get out and go places, including the gym.
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McPheters tells TechCrunch Stadium Goods already had a significant international base of customers, but a partnership with Farfetch gives them the tools to go places they've never been.
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Kids are always going to act older than they really are, or go places they're officially not allowed; far better that they do so with full parental awareness.
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Most importantly, the mosaics have to go places where they'll be seen, so Bachor is always looking for opportunities to travel and bring his mosaics to new places.
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So people should just be able to go places where there aren't robots, so if they're really worried about them ... KS: There's got to be robots in space.
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"David's parents were very liberal, while my parents were much more conservative, which is why I always had to make up stories to go places," Ms. Ryles said.
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Your ability to go places is largely tied to your experience level; if you're not strong enough, you'll find yourself quickly wiped out by enemies more powerful than you.
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A lot of pitchers try to go places that normally, to a big guy with long arms, you can get in on — and you can't get in on him.
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"Right from a very early age, (Branson) was classic schoolboy adventurer and would go places where others would fear to tread," said Nik Powell, co-founder of Virgin Group.
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Boston Dynamics has always talked about Spot's ability to go places too dangerous for humans, whether it's checking for gas leaks or disposing of bombs and other hazardous materials.
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"I've had to stay home with Brooke from vacations and different things and now we can go places as a family, you know, it's, it's totally different," Adams said.
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COULTAS: I would prefer to go places where I&aposve really, really seen a difference made for people who are on hospice and people who have PTSD, people with dementia.
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The true Ferrari aficionado, though, does not want vehicles that cater to hand-wringing bureaucrats or drivers who need to do things like go places with their kids and groceries.
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Soft robots—meaning that they're made of flexible materials—are a promising area of research, since they can go places more conventional robots can't thanks to their malleable construction materials.
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Especially in a place as crowded as The Emerald City, it seems like the most convenient way to get around, and you can go places the horse-drawn cart can't.
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" By contrast, Wood said, "the F-210 was built with stealth to be able to go places that no one else can go and to be lethal without anyone seeing it.
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While Sanders has pulled her left in several areas, she was careful not to go places she thought would make her vulnerable in the general or pin her down once in office.
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Trump had kept me working through Easter and all summer, so while I hadn't been able to take time off, I did have all this Trump money with which to go places.
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"They want to do things and go places that no one else has gone, to earn bragging rights for dinner party conversation, such as taking a helicopter to Everest Base Camp," she says.
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Trump doesn't tend to go places where he's extremely unpopular, even when it's home — he's traveled back to New York City only once since taking office, and avoided any public appearances while there.
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I can't really say what made me like him, but he was funny to me, and he was an outgoing person; he liked to do things and go places—and Curtis loved kids.
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I didn't say a lot of other things that ran through my head: I am often afraid to go places because about half the time, someone yells something racist at me on the street.
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"Today, we got to go on this trip without the kids, [and usually] we don't go places without the kids," she added, noting the perk that "all the attention" is shared between the couple.
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"Today, we got to go on this trip without the kids, [and usually] we don't go places without the kids," she said, noting the perk that "all the attention" is shared between the couple.
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"Today, we got to go on this trip without the kids, [and usually] we don't go places without the kids," she said, noting the perk that "all the attention" is shared between the couple.
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"Teens will go places if they feel like they know everything that will happen, if they know everyone who will be there, if they can see who's checked in online," Ashworth told the parents.
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I shouldn't admit this to a Berkeley audience, but when you're selling books, you go places that you wouldn't necessarily go, and I'll admit that I went on Fox News to talk about my book.
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"When you dedicate yourself to something and open your mind to different possibilities and focus on what you can do instead of what you can't do, you really can go places in this world," he said.
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Your child will (most likely) want to go places without you, and you'll say no, it's not safe, it's too far, and your child will push back and at some point, you'll give way and renegotiate.
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It means there are places I can't go because I know there will be police there, and as a general rule, I don't go places where I think it's likely I'll have to deal with police.
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Hilbert knew that as a native Russian speaker and experienced cyberthief, Popov could go places the FBI couldn't, moving through underground chat rooms and message boards, forging relationships, and feeding the bureau much-needed evidence and leads.
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That understanding, that sense of relationship, enables an actor to take risks and go places I don't think would be easy for them to do with a group of people they are meeting for the first time.
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The best Black Mirror episodes (like its infamous first episode, "The National Anthem," which turned out to be startlingly true to life) are shocking not because of their bleakness but because they go places you can barely imagine.
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That puts it just 1.1 inches lower than the XC90 SUV, and, with plastic cladding around the wheel arches and door sills, Volvo says the Cross Country is designed to go places that its more road-going cars can't.
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" To put this all another way, while DYSEAC was a computer that was meant to go places, it was also an innovative machine in its own right—and not just because it fit the bare-minimum definition of "portable.
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Following the release of the wildly popular app Pokémon Go, places like the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and former concentration camp Auschwitz in Poland have had to ask visitors to refrain from playing the game while on-site.
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I will read books I might normally overlook and listen to people who know things I don't and go places I haven't been, because by this time next year, I want to have grown — and not in shoe size.
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She knew I knew what I wanted and who I was so she would fight for me a lot when I'd wanted to go places Daddy didn't want me to go to sing, like to Nashville with my Uncle Bill.
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"And I don't know when all this kind of stuff is gonna stop but it's super crazy when… You know, people go places like that to unwind, you know, and have a good time after a long week," Aldean said.
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I love it when I can actually go places, of course, but when you travel from your armchair, there is no air travel to contend with, no lines to wait in and no unpacking to do when you get home.
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"We hear this all the time, where people isolate kids, tell them they can't go places, tell them they can't participate in after-school activities or that their parents have to be there if they're in a soccer game," Dr. Baker said.
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But there are certain places that ICE has agreed not to go: places like churches and schools, where the mere sight of ICE agents might traumatize whole immigrant communities out of going back and deprive immigrants (and US citizens) of important parts of their lives.
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It doesn't matter how educated you are, it doesn't matter how many degrees you have — you will go places in this country if you're a person of color and you will be presumed dangerous or guilty, and you're going to have to overcome that presumption.
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Their support for pay-go places Pelosi and Hoyer firmly out of step with their own base, which wants expanded government subsidies for health care, job programs, and more, and doesn't want those initiatives to come at the cost of other parts of the welfare state.
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I might go watch a movie or go to Starbucks, because when I'm dressed as a maiko, I'm not allowed to go places where there are a lot of people or to stores that have Western-style names (meaning names that can be read from left to right).
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The ability to get out of the house and go places and do stuff is an education all to itself — there's even a growing body of research about the beneficial neurological effects of childhood exposure to diversity — over and beyond the school quality stuff that parents obsess over.
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"Go everywhere, talk to everyone and go places that other people aren't going — that's a part of the strategy for the campaign and its surrogates," said Maura Sullivan, a 2018 Democratic congressional candidate and Buttigieg endorser, noting his frequent visits to Sullivan County, which flipped from Barack Obama to Donald Trump.
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"I saw something in him and I thought, I need to pick up this guy and nurture him because I felt he was going to go places, so I took him out of his comfort zone in field finance and brought him up to corporate, to corporate strategy," says Nooyi.
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There is freedom in the storytelling, because without having to write a franchise that has to live in perpetuity, you can go places faster, and you can burn more brightly if you have to, because you don't have to keep the star burning for a hundred episodes, to keep characters redeeming.
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DB: It's cool to because at first there weren't a lot of bands in this scene, and we'd go places in the Midwest and we'd play to nobody, and now there's all these different local bands in these spots, there's a scene for this type of music everywhere we go.
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Prompted to visit the house, Atkinson said she grew even more suspicious when she noticed Shanann's front door was locked in a different way than usual and that her car was still there — "which was really peculiar 'cause Shanann doesn't go places without her car" because the children use car seats, she said.
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After the unexpected success of his fourth feature film, the action-comedy "Aces Go Places IV" (22003), Mr. Lam was offered a rare opportunity: to write and shoot any film he wanted to make so long as the budget was under 20153 million Hong Kong dollars, the equivalent of about $22015 million today.
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Sandler, in particular, is asked to go places he hasn't been as an actor since Punch-Drunk Love — and he gets there so seemingly effortlessly, and with such comedic precision and control of sentiment (the way he plays Danny's relationship with his daughter is delightful), you wonder what it would take for him to do it more often.
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"There are lots of things we don't understand and maybe can't even imagine about how a microbe-only ecosystem works, so one of the things we try to do is go places on the modern Earth where there are microbe-only ecosystems to try to study those, to learn about how the ancient Earth might have worked," Macalady explained.
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"There's a lot of people who are using Spaces ... to do interviews and Q&As in VR, and to go places that it wouldn't be possible to necessarily go or definitely would be a lot harder to go in real life," Zuckerberg told Rachel Franklin, Facebook's head of social VR, from a VR meeting on the roof of the company's headquarters.
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TechCrunch: The Americans with Disability Act has been a very powerful body of legislation that has basically forced us to use our technological might to create physical infrastructure, including elevators, buses, vans, the day-to-day machinery of our lives that allow people who otherwise wouldn't be able to go places, do things, see things, experience things, to do so.
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However, it does indicate a broader, more important attitude and trend: Carmakers, specifically Jaguar Land Rover, are working on ways to make your car more than just a thing you get into and go places in, but also an integral and helpful part of your life — from luxuriously getting you from A to B, entertaining your backseat passengers with infotainment and helping you find your lost wallet.
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Whether you're navigating major life choices, questions of calling and career, relationships, or personal goals, this book will show you how to: Keep your cool under pressure Respond to criticism with grace Stay grounded yet go places in life Stay true to who you are despite the expectations of others Stay centered in what ultimately matters the most Kind Is the New Classy is your permission to go off-script, to say goodbye to society's "should's" and to step into a new way to flourish as a woman today.
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What work will you leave behind I ask the tailor Who has sewn the button upon my shoe I can walk again Yesterday everything felt so hopeless Now I have the energy to sit in the sun All of the damned seething baths Now I am finally on my own When I go places I call her And unload my fashionable happenstance I used to stop in the street and pick up an acorn There were so many things I used to do In the middle of the fire I went and thought to mention it to the ghost I have already burned, it said Its face was like my father's but was different What work will you leave behind I asked myself while in the rain Oh , this and that , it answered me And handed me the stars, then the moon
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