So if you want to interview yourself, go right ahead.
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You can go right ahead and watch it from there.
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And if you'd like to add shellfish, go right ahead.
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If you're feeling lucky, go right ahead and try it.
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Yes go right ahead but school is not the place.
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Well, we were at Mary Shelley, so go right ahead.
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That said, if you'd rather use grated mozzarella, go right ahead.
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If that's the way you like to party, go right ahead.
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But then they go right ahead and keep raising their prices.
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If you want to read whatever LinkedIn calls news, go right ahead.
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So if she wants to hold onto the papers, go right ahead.
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Go right ahead, Larry Page, that's probably who'll do it to us, right?
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But if you really, really, want to blow up your computer, go right ahead.
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If you have money to burn or adore bleeding edge tech, go right ahead.
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Well, we're here to tell you to go right ahead and fuck the beauty rules.
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So if you want to do it the very precise American style, go right ahead.
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You go right ahead, knock it out, we&aposll be looking at a landslide in 2020.
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That being said, if you feel weird not applying a coat or two, go right ahead.
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If the young American is the best, he said, go right ahead, give him the prize.
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If Melania wants to filter it up in the White House, she should go right ahead.
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If you live in Europe or Asia, sure, go right ahead and get the Mi Mix 2S.
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If you don't care about how much any of it costs, go right ahead and buy one.
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My father-in-law told them go right ahead, but you are not coming inside this house.
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If you want to break it down further, go right ahead, but that's good enough from me.
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Because if they weren't afraid of the truth, they'd say go right ahead, get at the truth.
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If you feel like you'd like to add some oomph to certain parts of your body, go right ahead.
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If you'd like to compare this to the BMW X3, Mercedes GLC and Audi Q5 you can go right ahead.
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But if your company wishes to withhold my separation pay, which I was banking on for my treatment, go right ahead.
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If you're not put off by paying nearly $36,000 for a moderately equipped small crossover, then go right ahead and buy one.
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Joshua Ferris presents a dynamic story collection full of discord and delusion; Richard Russo's stories go right ahead and break your heart.
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When Dr. Lori Picco's patients ask if they can skip the inactive pills, she says she tells them to go right ahead.
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There are catalogs filled with prepper gear out there, and if you want to dive into that world, then go right ahead.
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Data limits are the usual stumbling block when it comes to a free service, so if this doesn't bother you, go right ahead!
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If you want to imagine him pausing on that last point and shooting a meaningful glance at Trump right there, go right ahead.
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As a private social media platform, Ravelry isn't limited by free speech rights; it can go right ahead and take such a step.
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"If you want to think the world is flat, go right ahead," deGrasse Tyson later said on The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore.
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On one of these plays, J. R. Smith stepped out of the way, as if to say, go right ahead, sir, enjoy yourself.
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But if you want to throw all that into a blender and hit "purée" without putting a lid on it, go right ahead.
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"Kantor and Twohey write, "Translated from legalese, this meant: Harvey Weinstein, if you want to drag this story into open court, go right ahead.
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Basically, the feds decided the payload is not going to harm people or jeopardize US national security, and so Moon Express can go right ahead.
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"If he wants to ultimately stand with his arms folded between the American people and their democracy, then he should go right ahead," Mr. Sarbanes said.
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If the forces behind this morally tainted enterprise want to think of it as a war, they should go right ahead — they are going to lose.
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If you're a white liberal whose goal is to feel morally superior to such people, go right ahead and urge them to check their white privilege.
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With all that sex and hotness that you see on that TV, honey, I am living my good life, so you go right ahead and say it.
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But if this tiny scoundrel wants to try and convince us that no, he didn't eat the chocolate, it was really just............ black sauce, then go right ahead.
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That's what you wrote, and if that is a conscious artistic choice that you made and there's a purpose for you doing it, then you go right ahead.
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If the new AirPods don't materialize by the time the event wraps, go right ahead and buy a pair because new ones probably won't be coming until the fall.
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Go right ahead and read it if you've got a spare half-hour; it goes pretty deep for an interview that starts with a note in praise of khakis.
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So by all means, if it will make you feel better, go right ahead and change your ad settings so that we can't target you as closely as before.
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The app is free, so if you want to try out watching an AR piano virtuoso perform, go right ahead and get AR Pianist for iOS on the App Store.
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But lots of people love the idea, and Union Square Cafe is there to tell them to go right ahead, and drink milk with dessert if that's what you want.
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Either way, when that email from Betsy goes out to the entire company asking for a contribution for the charity race she's running, you can go right ahead and ignore it.
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As they're about to climax, Jessa tells Adam to pretend that she doesn't want him to come inside her, while explaining that really, she has a sponge in and he should go right ahead.
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If you're still dead-set on overcooking a whole bird for your loved ones on Thanksgiving, you go right ahead—after all, the freedom to serve dried-out turkey is what makes America great.
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"If you want to give Joe Biden an opportunity to sit in the well of the Senate and answer the question, 'Do you think the president acted appropriately?' go right ahead," Coons told The Washington Post.
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It portrays the horror of such a scenario by showing how easily Olivia and company are able to hack any computer in the nation, then assumes that the government will go right ahead and do it anyway.
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Trick Daddy's got some seriously thick skin .... we're told he doesn't care one bit about "ignorant" people poking fun at him on the Internet, and if they want to make fun of someone with an illness, go right ahead.
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Then, in a tone that was almost bitter, he said that if investors preferred a 2 percent return on treasuries compared with the 20 percent annual share price return that he expects Blackstone to deliver — well, they should go right ahead.
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DP: Yeah, we were both, in fact, and people ask where the story of RISC came from, is once we hit upon the ideas of this different way to design computers, which we can, is explainable, but... Go right ahead.
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"If Republicans go right ahead and confirm him, I think there will be a cost for that to Republicans running for the Senate, because it will activate women who will feel the charges have not been taken seriously enough," he said.
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At that point, he hadn't had time to fully process it, or to even to really parse Hetfield's customarily dour lyrics (that this time go right ahead and proclaim that "we're all fucked!" a point that's hard to argue right now).
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If, for some reason, you don't feel like you've already seen this movie before it even begins shooting—or if you don't give a shit and just want to see dino mayhem onscreen anyways (which is fine!)—by all means, go right ahead.
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It's all very well sneering at actors doing activism in their tuxedos — particularly if they're Tom Hiddleston — but this year there's a reality TV star in the White House, so if Denzel Washington has something to say about it, then he should go right ahead.
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New rooms can be added to your home once you pay off debts to the real-estate baron Tom Nook — a raccoon tycoon who wears Tommy Bahama button-downs — but if you'd rather spend your play sessions gossiping with the island's bevy of anthropomorphic animals, go right ahead.
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If money is no object, go right ahead and track down classic labels like Vieux Château Certan and Château Trotanoy, which will run around $175 to $250 a bottle, to say nothing of rare objects of desire like Château Lafleur ($600 and up) and Pétrus (if you have to ask …).
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" The ambassador complained about "anti-Americanism" (sic), but I wish he told the Germans: Wonderful, go right ahead and don't ask us to pay for it -- as we just did, according to the budget draft sent to Congress last week, in addition to Washington's underwriting of billions of dollars of IMF loans for that "European problem.
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There's also up to 50% off selected items in the range, which doesn't cancel out the outlet-wide 25% sale, so there are some serious savings to be had: Up to 50% off Reebok Outlet + extra 25% off at checkout (Men) Up to 50% off Reebok Outlet + extra 25% off at checkout (Women) Go right ahead and scour the outlet sale, because there are some top deals that are perfect to spice up your wardrobe.
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They dab a splotch of sheep-dip on the place and go right ahead.
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According to the Denkoroku, when Huike and Bodhidharma were climbing up Few Houses Peak, Bodhidharma asked, "Where are we going?" Huike replied, "Please go right ahead---that's it." Bodhidharma retorted, "If you go right ahead, you cannot move a step." Upon hearing these words, Huike was enlightened.
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"Go Right Ahead" has songwriting also credited to Jeff Lynne since the band got permission to include a similar riff to Electric Light Orchestra's "Don't Bring Me Down".
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Funspot took its name from a magazine titled the same that founder, Bob Lawton, read. Bob has stated, "I got the name from a magazine... When we asked them if we could use the name for our business, they said go right ahead." In 1965, the creator of the Archie comic series, Bob Montana, drew the jester that appears on every Funspot token. Montana, who resided in Meredith, New Hampshire, created the jester in the likeness of his character Jughead.
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Santiago, Chile, in 2013. On 12 March 2012, the band announced their fifth full-length album, Lex Hives. The album was released on their own label, Disque Hives on 1 June in Sweden/GSA, 4 June in the UK, and 5 June in the USA and Canada, comprising twelve self-produced tracks, with a deluxe version containing bonus tracks produced by Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme. The first single to be released from the album, "Go Right Ahead," was made available for public streaming alongside this announcement.
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The music video for "Go Right Ahead" was released on 9 May 2012. Since its release, "Come On!" has been used as the theme for Xbox One's Invitation commercials, as well as in an episode of Workaholics and in the documentary The Crash Reel. The song "1000 Answers," meanwhile, was featured on the soundtrack of the video game by EA Sports, FIFA 12. Due to health reasons, Dr. Matt Destruction left the band in late 2013 and was replaced by Randy bassist Johan Gustafsson, who then went by the stage name The Johan and Only.
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A- —Joe Lynch" SPIN rated Sondre Lerche 8 out of 10 stating, "For album six, this notoriously restless Norwegian flouts expectation in the oddest way yet: He repeats himself. Offering a slightly subtler take on the style-shuffling of 2009's Heartbeat Radio, Lerche somehow never loses cohesion. Chalk it up to his honeyed voice and unfailing pop craft, whether he's playing taut Bacharach chamber folk ("Ricochet"), Costello-clever pub rock ("Private Caller"), bluesy Lennon-esque psychedelia ("Tied Up to the Tide"), or frenzied synth strangeness ("Go Right Ahead").
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Chavez brought his wife with him on the band's 2010 tour. When the band didn't let her on the 2011 tour, he reportedly told the other members, "Alright, if you think you can do this without me, you go right ahead." In January 2011, bassist David DeRoo was arrested just prior to performing a concert in Connecticut, and was charged with being a fugitive of the law. A warrant for his arrest was issued in July 2010 for violating his probation issued from a prior DUI incident in November 2008.
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My job is to > get the message out, and I'm getting the message out, and I'm warning you > guys - not you guys [referring to the radio show hosts], them - to cease and > desist their unlawful activity in this country and every other country > because once this thing starts, we're going to seek them out and hunt them > down. And we're going to bring them to justice. So anybody wishes to join > them, you go right ahead and join them. But I promise you, long after I'm > gone, they're going to seek out every one of you and your bloodline.
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Like Dill, Capote had an impressive imagination and a gift for fascinating stories. Both Lee and Capote loved to read, and were atypical children in some ways: Lee was a scrappy tomboy who was quick to fight, and Capote was ridiculed for his advanced vocabulary and lisp. She and Capote made up and acted out stories they wrote on an old Underwood typewriter that Lee's father gave them. They became good friends when both felt alienated from their peers; Capote called the two of them "apart people".Steinem, Gloria (November 1967). "Go Right Ahead and Ask Me Anything (And So She Did): An Interview with Truman Capote", McCall's, p. 76.
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That this couplet (in "Coliseum Town") technically fails to rhyme itself is just one of many wry touches on Sondre Lerche. The Norwegian-born singer-songwriter mixes his usual verbose confessionals with sparser production than on past efforts, sifting in raw, chilly blues ("Tied Up to the Tide") and touches of country ("Go Right Ahead"). As 2009's Heartbeat Radio hinted, and Sondre Lerche cements, the man has grown since his early-2000s days as an indie-pop prodigy: Now a dependably intriguing wordsmith, he still shows no shortage of unusually intelligent quirks." Entertainment Weekly gave Sondre Lerche a grade of 'A-' writing, "Winsome Norwegian Lerche is fast becoming indie rock's Burt Bacharach with his clever, unobtrusive lyrics and artful melding of jazzy folk with punchy power pop.
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"Ubangi Stomp" is an American rockabilly song. Written by Charles Underwood and first released on record by Warren Smith in 1956, the song did not chart, but went on to become a rockabilly standard, covered by many artists. "Ubangi Stomp" – usually Smith's recording – appears on many compilation albums, including The Sun Records Collection and The Best of Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour. "Ubangi Stomp" is a straightforward uptempo rock and roll song; the lyrics, of no great literary depth ("Ubangi stomp ubangi style / When the beat just drives a cool cat wild"), tell in first person the story of a sailor who goes to Africa ("I rocked through Africa and... Seen them cats doin' the Ubangi stomp") and, enamored of the local music and dance, jumps ship to go native ("Then the captain said son, we gotta go / I said that's alright, you go right ahead / I'm gonna Ubangi-stomp 'till I roll over dead").
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Encouraged by friend and fellow student Bob McMahon, he planned a "protracted meeting" of three weeks' duration which would begin on 1896 June 15, at a small log schoolhouse named "Accident" near Nashville. A few days before giving the meeting he spoke to a smaller assembly at the chapel of the Nashville Bible School which included David Lipscomb, E. G. Sewell, T. W. Brents, James A. Harding, J. W. Grant, and J. W. Shepherd: Boll remembered Shepherd slapping him on the back and saying, "Go right ahead; you will come out all right." In Boll's recollection the meeting began well, but in a few days interest had dwindled and Boll felt the energy ebbing from his own presentation: his friend McMahon concurred that the meeting should be wrapped up within a week. One more attempt at rallying the intensity of the meeting met with apparent failure as Boll finished a sermon he had considered to contain an hour of his strongest material in only 20 minutes.
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