"Many people tell me to go straight, but for a blind person it is very hard to go straight," said Luk, who tends to veer left as she walks.
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So why does this letter go straight to identity politics?
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I head home around midnight and go straight to bed.
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The obvious question ... why didn't she go straight to police?
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"I think it should go straight to the floor," Sen.
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Climb out of bed and go straight to the Nespresso.
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At best, the harvest would go straight into the compost.
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Often, they go straight back to their jobs without repercussions.
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For those not evil enough to go straight to Hell.
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For those not pure enough to go straight to heaven.
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There is no way to go straight to grand ambition.
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"They go straight to remand or into detention," she said.
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Markets aren't supposed to go straight up all the time.
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Would it be better to go straight to the doctor?
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No customs, no passports and then the pod you can get in the JFK pod, it will go straight to the JFK gate, with your baggage which will then go straight on the plane.
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I have no choice but to wear blinders and go straight.
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Ensure calls go straight to voicemail (call flooding, OSINT, HLR) 3.
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We arrive home an 12:30 and go straight to bed.
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"She would go straight into a wall if you let her."
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We go home with full bellies and go straight to bed.
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"Today I told him you have to go straight," Pircher said.
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Use End (or Fn+right) to go straight to the bottom.
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The twins go straight into the OR. It's 7:18 a.m.
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I get off the bus and go straight to the supermarket.
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Little wonder, then, that some petitioners go straight to the top.
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It must go straight to the top because it always does.
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Go straight to the people in command of the opposing forces.
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Peth: We're not looking to necessarily go straight to living together.
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Or go straight to Amazon to shop all things Prime Day.
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I go straight to the gym and then home to sleep.
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I usually go straight from concept to designing in Cinema 4D.
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Sheepherders go straight to the ranch that they'll be working on.
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To appreciate this culture, why not go straight to the source?
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Then, I go straight from there and get on the treadmill.
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"Don't eat, don't drive, go straight to the E.R.," she commanded.
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Go straight to the man himself and talk to him himself.
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It's Monday morning and I have to go straight to work.
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And that 62 million pounds used to go straight to landfills.
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Should we add a Gateway or go straight to the moon?
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Now, more of them go straight to work in Silicon Valley.
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It is rare for an article to go straight to press.
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I go straight to the heart of the city — the Louvre!
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If he loses the House, Dems will go straight to impeachment.
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This time out, however, we've opted to go straight to the source.
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Yeah, but I would just go straight up kill them with kindness.
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Especially when 75% of the profits go straight to your local council.
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A retirement account distribution can go straight into your grandkid's college fund.
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Truth is, "it'll probably just go straight through you," Dr. Stolbach says.
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Should she go straight to helping people by working at a nonprofit?
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First, remittances disintermediate most government bureaucracy and go straight to poor individuals.
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If you want the latest version of Chrome, go straight to Google.
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We get home, pay the sitter $21949.25, and go straight to bed.
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H. and I go straight to the open bar to get drinks.
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Did you go straight to the shops to buy tons of stuff?
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Instead, the bill will go straight to the floor for a vote.
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"I'm not going to go straight into making another record," she said.
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"Don't go straight from the plane to the office," said Dr. Smerling.
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Ringless voicemails, unlike traditional calls, go straight to a recipient's voice mailbox.
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Were Donald Trump a client, Weitz would go straight for the neckties.
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The bill will instead go straight to the floor for a vote.
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Too tired to work out, but too stressed to go straight home.
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"If you go straight back home after here, you'll die," he says.
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He was released several months later and seemed ready to go straight.
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Did it go straight to voice mail, or did it ring first?
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But if you were severe or critical, you'd go straight to hospitals.
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They would say hello to the squad and go straight to Zidane.
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For that reason, most guys go straight for off-the-shelf options.
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Go straight to the retail stores as soon as things calm down
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They expected him to use his dragon and go straight for Bran.
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And now you, too, can go straight to the source of the inspiration.
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No, not cookbooks — we go straight to the Google on the internet machine!
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But all I wanted to do was go straight to the baseball field.
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And taxes, too — my tax refund would always go straight to the debt.
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"When you smoke, the cannabinoids go straight into your lungs," said Dr. Holtzman.
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It might go straight back, or straight up, or be somewhere in between.
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In other words you can't go straight from cloud service to cloud service.
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I'd definitely just go straight home, zone out and watch things on Netflix.
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I believe we will skip driverless cars and go straight into driverless drones.
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"If that happens, he will go straight for the train tracks," she said.
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Walk back to the Airbnb, clean our faces, and go straight to bed.
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Will the US leapfrog contactless card adoption and go straight to digital wallets?
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The TV app uses deep-linking to go straight to the live stream.
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It didn't look so good and this guy had to go straight home.
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And then we go straight into "Accelerator"; straight into that high-energy rock.
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Throughout high school, his desire to go straight to the N.B.A. never wavered.
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As soon as it ends, us, being teenagers go straight to our phones.
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It makes me go straight to remembering nights I had as a teenager.
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I arrive at work 40 minutes later, where I go straight for coffee.
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Hoppert: The Florida Derby runner-up will likely go straight to the lead.
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All future emails from that individual will go straight to the Trash folder.
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Rather, they go straight to the state of democracy in some European nations.
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"Every day when I wake up, I go straight to Streetwork," he said.
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"If he loses the House, Dems will go straight to impeachment," she added.
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" As for his approach to peppering, "I go straight through the middle, then across.
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I wouldn't go straight into any bright colors anytime soon but I'd love to.
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Tapping on one of the functions will go straight to an operation within Dropbox.
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The scholarships they earned required them to go straight into public service after university.
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Their plans go straight to hell thanks to Creek (Sarah Ramos) and Lem, respectively.
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And unlike the pilot this summer, the information will go straight to the FBI.
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When you select one of the bubbles, you'll go straight to that section Facebook.
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Get home, take out my contacts, wash my face, and go straight to sleep.
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If they're bored or if they're stressed out, they just go straight to [drinking].
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But there are people who just go straight to her, and it's just amazing.
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Once we get home, I take a quick shower and go straight to bed.
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"GO STRAIGHT to the source" is a useful rule for anyone seeking accurate information.
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Instead, he'd go straight to the park or meet up with friends after school.
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When the time comes to refresh our unmentionables, we go straight to the reviews.
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Instead, the bill will go straight to the floor for a vote. http://bit.
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In this case, all payments must go straight to the provider of these services.
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" She continued, "We are not going to go straight into people thanking their agents.
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Just go straight to the back of the plane and don't say a word.
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We go straight to the beach and stay there until sunset, drinking beers ($4.65).
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So we had to bypass the inside game and go straight to the people.
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And so you gotta go straight at those-- at those issues, in my opinion.
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Why did she go straight to both Edison and Jake and reveal her cards?
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Yes. I usually go straight to the top and say I call lotto winners.
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We decide to skip the pixie and go straight to buzzing it all off.
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Your money should go straight into your wallet, Kondo says, not a piggy bank.
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Any calls from people not in your contacts will go straight to voice mail.
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"One thing you can't just do is go straight to the playoffs," James said.
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If I make it, I'll go straight to train and try to find u.
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Anyone with other illnesses or over age 65 would also go straight to hospitals.
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You don't need to do anything to go straight, other than hit the throttle.
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More than 62 million pounds of McDonald&aposs coffee chaff go straight to landfills.
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I love my cat dearly, but it'd go straight to her pretty little head.
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Go straight to Cheris Hodges' DEADLY RUMORS (Dafina/Kensington, paper, $7.99) to find out.
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If they are for red wine, they may go straight into a fermentation vat.
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We're going to go straight from crummy little corner shops to everybody shopping online.
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They have lunch for us when we arrive, and meetings go straight through to dinnertime.
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"Miles has been seeing a physiotherapist — we didn't just go straight to helmet," she added.
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They claimed he would find a sneaky way around it and go straight to amnesty.
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Calls from numbers that are not in your contacts will go straight to voicemail. 4.
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O'Leary said that the markets would "go straight up" if Trump took the White House.
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Alternating left-right sides of the paddle board would mean I would mostly go straight.
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These reels go straight onto SMT machines, thus decreasing the time needed for production setup.
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However, if you don't forward your phone number to Listen, calls go straight to voicemail.
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His impassioned speech implored the audience to think beyond toleration – and go straight for love.
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Under the deal, India will get 36 Rafale jets ready to go straight into service.
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I usually just go straight home and I'll stay up for another couple of hours.
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Go straight from the airport to an all-team meeting at our TV network, Revolt.
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The change is saved automatically and new downloads will go straight to your cloud storage.
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I kept trying and we'd take a couple steps forward and then go straight back.
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Skip the Turkey amnesia of Black Friday or Cyber Monday, and go straight to #GivingTuesday.
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"Miles has been seeing a physiotherapist — we didn't just go straight to helmet," she continued.
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There, I'd go straight to the photography section and grab every book I could find.
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For those who will go straight for the burger, the Loyal's is a fine specimen.
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Since profits go straight to the Treasury, the GSEs have no incentive to control costs.
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Plain paper Christmas cards can go straight into the paper recycling bin, no questions asked.
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In an official installation, such alerts would go straight to Customs and Border Protection agents.
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And I had to go straight through my shame and regret to get beyond it.
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This platform approach proved too slow, however, so they decided to go straight to consumers.
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"If you miss another layup like that, go straight home to Jackie," Ross scolded him.
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The whole time I was wondering, Why don't they just go straight to the cops?
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They can go straight onto the baking sheet— they'll just need an extra couple minutes.
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I go straight into the kitchen and drink a tall glass of room-temperature water.
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As for promised efficiency savings, that money will likely go straight to CVS's bottom line.
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"Ten to 25 percent of all clothes ever made go straight to landfills," he said.
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"I prefer to go straight to Joshua but that's the contract," Warren told the BBC.
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You can skip the musical intro and go straight to the instructions starting at :30.
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Things will go straight through until likely 10:00 or 11:00 at night tonight.
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The down markets are always so much more critical—they always go straight down, basically.
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They go straight from zero to 100 with no warm-up or consultation with reality.
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Go straight for the premier one-bedroom suite — and don't forget to order room service.
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I'm thinking I am going to go straight away and get on a Carnival float.
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Dropping the family off at their apartment, Ms. Atkins had intended to go straight home.
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Wait times are short, and patients can go straight to specialty care without a referral.
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Increasingly, politicians can bypass traditional intermediaries like the media and go straight to their constituents.
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She reportedly declined and wanted to go straight home, as she had work in the morning.
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That $100 would go straight to Carl, who'd pay a 39.6 percent marginal rate on it.
|
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So let&apos go straight to Fox News correspondent, Kristin Fisher live at the scene, Kristin.
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Or would I rather arrive at 10:30 PM in Vegas and go straight to bed?
|
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In the end, Pink seems to have let all the magic go straight to her head.
|
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They discussed it, and they didn't want to go straight from college to the big city.
|
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At other times, lawmakers have opted to skip the empty chair and go straight to contempt.
|
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If the rule is reversed, Blaine said all the donations will go straight to these groups.
|
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You get filters that are more easily accessible too, without having to go straight to YouTube.
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They remind me of helicopters, because they go straight up in the sky and fly down.
|
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Saturday's penultimate stage will go straight from Albertville to the final 33km ascent to Val Thorens.
|
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Why advertise on an intermediary news site when businesses can go straight to well of attention.
|
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"I'm just gonna dive right in, go straight to the bottom," one thinks through her strategy.
|
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Rather than dither around giving more context, I'll go straight for it: The show wasn't great.
|
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Does he cut to the left, cut to the right or go straight up the field?
|
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Vitaly met her at the station, expecting they would go straight to sign the divorce papers.
|
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A loophole currently lets automated robocall marketing services bypass customers and go straight to their voicemail.
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Just go straight into those spaces that you're afraid of, and fully express yourself, you know.
|
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Once the bill is ready, it will go straight to the Senate floor for a vote.
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They dial and redial phone numbers that go straight to voicemail, or just ring and ring.
|
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"A lot of my income is going to go straight back to the loans," he says.
|
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"We can go straight to a tiebreaker, if you want," Djokovic joked as they changed ends.
|
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Mr. Iger sometimes found himself undercut by division leaders, who would go straight to Mr. Eisner.
|
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You can also go straight to the source; the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report.
|
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Sometimes I wear my uniform to church because I got to go straight to my truck.
|
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"Normally, I leave from the school and go straight to Macy's and clock in," she said.
|
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But if something goes wrong with a free press, the country will go straight to hell.
|
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If you are a loyalty program member and can go straight to your car, lucky you.
|
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If we're being honest about it, we should probably just go straight to Black Every Day.
|
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But while the mandate payments went to the government, this surcharge would go straight to insurers.
|
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They told her to go straight to the E.R. To Chloe, it felt like a defeat.
|
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You can also tap the item name to go straight to the product listing on the website.
|
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Others go straight for apps like Elite Singles which match professionals and require a lot more information.
|
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In an attempt to solve some of these mysteries, we decided to go straight to the source.
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My friend heads home and I go straight to bed because I have work in the morning.
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And look, I've had friends who've directed movies that go straight to Netflix and everyone sees them.
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If those sanctions come back, it doesn't seem likely Russia will play nice and suddenly go straight.
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Every day, they go straight from working a full police shift to a two-hour band practice.
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They often tell stories of owners who go straight to their lower-level employees with detailed instructions.
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If you force-press on the left edge and swipe, you'll go straight to the next app.
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Some of its designers like to start with pen and paper, others go straight to crafting digitally.
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When I return home, I'll go straight back to our house where my suit is laid out.
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You go straight back to Wu-Tang and they were all into martial arts of all kinds.
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Asking Alexa to send "a text", though, will cause it to go straight to sending SMS messages.
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Perhaps you'd prefer to go straight to the medicated curried chicken salad made with paleo 420 mayo?
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If the speed dropped below 20 knots, you would go straight down; he pushed the joystick up.
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Can we skip the four agonising months of teasing and just go straight to the premiere, please?
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As soon as your kid is done playing with them, they go straight into the toy box.
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Once that individual is identified in 2020, that money will go straight into his or her account.
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If someone comes in and they know their wine, then go straight to the bottle they want.
|
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How do you determine what needs to go straight to the top of your must-listen pile?
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But with the app, you can just go straight to the vendor and then there's no waiting.
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" He added, "I think it's just responsible for the product designer to go straight to the customer.
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He has also indicated that he might go straight to ruling on the merits of the case.
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Enter the restaurant up some stairs, and you go straight to the counter where the action is.
|
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Developers aren't building as many malls and stores, because goods now go straight from warehouses to homes.
|
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"Simon needs to trust himself and utilize his sense of hearing and just go straight," Yoo said.
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And when security fails so spectacularly, all those shiny privacy promises naturally go straight out the window.
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Soups are delivered in a similar manner, while bites are good to go straight from the freezer.
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There are countless ways to connect and have fun and maybe not go straight home after work.
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In order to save time, they decided to skip lawyer questioning and go straight to member questioning.
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If a judge finds he violated the terms of the deal, Tom could go straight to jail.
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I'm at Lincoln Center by 11, and go straight to wardrobe where I do my own makeup.
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And Zury, the youngest, should go straight to her parents' bedroom, close the door and stay there.
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Should he suggest they go straight to his place or will she take it the wrong way?
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If it is approved, the show would skip Amazon's usual pilot process and go straight to series.
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"The problem with organic mercury compounds [like methylmercury] is they go straight to the brain," Blanc said.
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"So you want to go straight to Riverbed?" the driver said, eyeing her in his rearview mirror.
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The sex spectrum doesn't go straight from rape to Danielle Steel — couldn't we just get something in between?
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Actually, skip the whole Oval Office sex thing and go straight to Netflix and chilling conversations about Benghazi.
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The worst part is that after staying up all night, we'd go straight to McDonald's to get breakfast.
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"From an IT point of view, we go straight to offshore," Bill Francis, head of group IT said.
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Their forecasts go straight to their bosses in the C-suite who make spending and hiring plans. Drip.
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"We can go straight to assessing reasonable compensation without having to prolong the case any further," Lomai said.
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This means you can go straight to ABC, CBS, CNN, C-SPAN, or NBC's websites and watch live.
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Considering Suri's history of giving, it's possible that the money she made Sunday could go straight to charity.
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There will now be no qualification for the event and all 27 athletes go straight into Monday's final.
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RAW files go straight to a single SD card slot—no dual slot and no Compact Flash slot.
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Remittances go straight into people's pockets, pay for better education and health, and are used to start businesses.
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And then again, you can tap through and go straight to exploring what that product is on Instagram.
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Many people who seek medical help in China bypass general practitioners and go straight to hospital-based specialists.
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These two conflicting memories lead Peter and Sam nowhere, so they have to go straight to the source.
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If you're looking for the purest smart assistant experience possible, you'll want to go straight to the source.
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Jesse sank into drinking and general lethargy, while Tulip tried to go straight before drifting back to criminality.
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If you'd rather skip the costumes all together and go straight for Halloween candy, we don't blame you.
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And if they're bad, they get taken to the woodshed, or even go straight into the chipper-shredder.
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Similarly, 100% of tips on Lyft's app go straight to drivers, and a spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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Let the money go straight to the bank so you don't even have the opportunity to spend it.
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When they return, they're given meals inside the hotels and often go straight to their rooms to rest.
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I am not an expert in American art — I usually go straight to the ancient mosaics at WAM.
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What if competitors that you mention like China decided to go straight to Mars instead of the Moon?
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"I just go straight back to my room," said Skylar Kim, 19, a freshman at New York University.
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And the web gave them an opportunity — manufacturers — to go straight to you and I as a consumer.
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Trump, after all, showed that it was possible to go straight from The Apprentice to the White House.
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I put my bag down or leave it with the concierge, and I go straight to the gym.
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Johnson said Bolton should do so "without involving the trial" and possibly go straight to the media. Sen.
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When CNBC's Jim Cramer evaluates retail companies and their stocks, he likes to go straight to the source.
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"They go straight to the A.T.M." In surveillance videos, two men appear to strain with their heavy loads.
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Some homeowners skip the big-ticket items like epoxy floors and heating and go straight for the organization.
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In the movie, Shuttlesworth is going through the decision to attend college or go straight to the pros.
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Dried fish skins decorate the walls; bones from the morning's fish go straight into the evening's unctuous broth.
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In fact, sometimes you have to go straight to the buyers to narrow down the selection like a pro.
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Keep scrolling to see Richer Poorer's best sellers and collaborations, or click here to go straight to their website.
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Once I get home, I resist the urge to watch more Sex Education and just go straight to bed.
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Colton decides to skip the cocktail party and go straight into the rose ceremony, where he sends Katie home.
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Question: How do you make a stand up paddle board go straight if you only paddle on one side?
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" She added to Rolling Stone: "It was funny — you play a wrong chord, and everybody's eyes go straight up.
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The winning candidate did a savvy end run around us and used it to go straight to the people.
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"Apple would love to have the stock go straight up, but they're okay with that not being the case."
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Or he may not even feel the need to go to the bank and instead go straight to crowdsourcing!
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You know the answer, since she would not be an anti-heroine if she had chosen to go straight.
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ESX films are regularly panned by critics, do not receive theatrical releases, and go straight to video or VOD.
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I was going to hand myself in, but I was scared I'd go straight to prison for ten years.
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"I just did a jump in the water — go straight for the boy drowning," Alvarez, 23, told the outlet.
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Because some mornings, they're going to wish they could just skip the cuppa and go straight to happy hour.
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If you know the time something happened, though, you can go straight there, cut a clip, and save it.
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You have to go straight through them, and that experience has probably influenced the way that I answer questions.
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As tempting as it is to go straight to the weights, warming up is integral to a good workout.
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Then, skip the concoctions of serums and night creams and go straight for a one-and-done sleep mask.
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Chemicals, soaps, sparkles, scrubbing beads and other personal care items go straight into the water supply, so avoid them.
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If you have entered your cable subscription information or subscribed to ESPN+, you will go straight to the game.
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In fact, we'd recommend that you go straight to Netflix to catch up, but sadly, Netflix took it down.
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So you should skip the app and go straight to the extension if you want to bypass regional restrictions.
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If you've woken up with a hangover or need to glow before a party, go straight for the eyes.
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Trump asked Collins his opinion on whether to go to the moon first or just go straight to Mars.
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"She would go straight from the ICU to a soccer game with her hospital bracelets still on!" she says.
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What The Invitation allowed me to do was go straight into the heart of the concerns of my nightmares.
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Instead, flip the script and go straight to your least favorite body part and claim your love for it.
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Its borehole goes 42,000 feet into the earth, but it doesn't go straight down, so it's not the deepest.
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You can find our full reviews below, or go straight to Everlane to get a pair of your own.
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The promise of a high income had influenced his decision to skip college and go straight to the NBA.
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Once the remixers upload their remix to MetaPop, the remixes go straight to YouTube and SoundCloud and begin monetizing.
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"Go straight, walk five minutes," the hotel clerk told me when I asked how to find the jjimjilbang entrance.
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And then of course, you'd leave the center and go straight to the country whose language you've just learned.
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Today, if you're an 18-year-old kid, you talk about Islam like that, you go straight to prison.
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Other days, they may have just an hour between flights and go straight from one gate to the next.
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A CRA resolution enjoys fast-track privileges, allowing a bill to go straight to the floor without committee hearings.
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"Oh my gosh, I think I would go straight to grief," Dowd says of the end of the world.
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In other words: if you don't play by Atlus' suggested guidelines, it will go straight to the nuclear option.
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"A ballot initiative allows you to go around the political process and go straight to the people," says Schleifer.
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You can get on the red eye, wake up in the morning, not being wrinkled, and go straight to work.
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"100 percent of the funds raised will go straight to Tuff Guy's medical bill," reads a message on the page.
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I find that my day is very different if I just wake up and go straight into being outwardly focused.
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Will I have to go straight to graduate school (which comes with more debt) to get the career I want?
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The hope is that they will then train or, if their previous qualifications are recognised, go straight to the classroom.
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You go straight out, foot to the floor, for 5 miles or more on the first day -- the down run.
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Since then, Congress has broadened successive tariff bills to include many finished products that can go straight to store shelves.
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Swipe one on dry skin after cleansing, pat in the remaining product, and go straight to your serum and moisturizer.
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MELISSA LEE: LET'S GO STRAIGHT TO WILFRED FROST, WHO HAS GOT AN EXCLUSIVE WITH THE NEW CEO OF WELLS FARGO.
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When he comes home, his clothes go straight to the balcony because they smell so powerfully of sweat and diesel.
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At issue now are calls that allow automated robocall marketing services to bypass customers and go straight to their voicemail.
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Republicans go straight for the emotional responses of social media like Facebook, while Democrats prefer the more polished press releases.
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Click here to subscribe to the Daily Smile Newsletter for uplifting, feel-good stories that go straight to your inbox.
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Crowe amassed more than $3 million in sales at the auction, which you'd assume would go straight to his coffers.
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As the leader of the free world, it's best to go straight to the other bosses to get things done.
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My boyfriend picks me up, and we go straight to his cousin's place in Wicker Park, where we'll be crashing.
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Go straight for the drink that kept the British Empire healthy and happy in the tropics: the gin and tonic.
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However, if you want to go even fresher, you may have to go straight to a farmer or farmer's market.
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When he posted bail, his probation officer urged him to go straight to the hospital and check himself into treatment.
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Don't be afraid to go straight to that clearance section or sale rack — sometimes, that's where the best stuff is.
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On the other hand, it seems Brazil's patriotic advocates ignore the mutt complex and go straight to a blind megalomania.
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Macy's In this piece of weaponized wistfulness, Macy's wields their most iconic holiday institution to go straight for the jugular.
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While David supports his son's decision to skip college and go straight to work, he admits he's a bit worried.
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If you'd rather bliss out on the table in the evening and then go straight to bed, that's cool too.
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If you fly internationally on JetBlue, you can go straight through the boarding process without even pulling out your ticket.
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As a result, Charity: water boasts that 2200 percent of donations received from the public go straight to programming costs.
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"The president decided to go straight there," Mr. Rogers told an audience at a Mitchell Institute breakfast on Capitol Hill.
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The business is hand-to-mouth even in the best of times; last night's receipts go straight into tomorrow's payroll.
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So what it forces the audience to do is not go straight to their heads and cut off their heart.
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When you get the menu, though, your eyes will automatically go straight to the raw seafood, and they probably should.
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Let's go straight to the man in charge, ViacomCBS President and CEO Bob Bakish, who is live with David Faber.
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This season, Tatum will earn a base salary of $7.83 million — and every penny will go straight to the bank.
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It was also nice to see a movie that didn't just go straight for a boy-meets-girl love story.
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If you want to get some top-level acting tips, you might as well go straight to the original source.
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Under a proposed new bill, which must be approved by parliament, insolvency disputes will go straight to the Supreme Court.
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This time, McConaughey partakes in the sex- and drug-fueled exploits as Moondog, a hedonistic novelist trying to go straight.
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Commentary from Angela Rye Before the debate began, we all saw exactly where this debate would go: straight to the gutter.
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Feld told me they'll come whizzing out through the dry section of the floor and then go straight onto the ice.
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After I finish eating, I clean up the kitchen and go straight to my bedroom and crash out by 11:30.
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Go straight to the roots of your greenery and you reduce the amount of evaporation that occurs during the watering process.
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And while the sexy undertones of Grande's songs are very obvious to Ellen, they go straight over her younger sister's head.
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When you leave, you will be ready to go straight into the real world with real job skills and nunchuck skills.
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It's also made to go straight into the fridge, so it's easy to store and enjoy at just the right temperature.
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Ford believes it is better to skip Level 224 altogether, and go straight to Level 2500, even if it takes longer.
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They would tell you in school if you listened to music you'd go straight to hell because music corrupts your soul.
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Still, the fact remains that, when a pimple arises, most of us ignore MD advice and go straight to the squeezing.
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If they really meant it, they head to a local prison, go straight to death row and snuggle a serial killer.
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I go straight home afterwards and take my dog out, then quickly feed everyone so I can jump in the shower.
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So, we decided to go straight to the source, Pawnta, the registered nurse behind Jenner's latest procedure, to ask her everything.
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"Nothing has given me more mental confidence than being able to go straight from room temperature into the cold," Dorsey says.
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You get horizontal transport basically for free, and the drone only has to do what it does best: go straight up.
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He would stand at one side, I'd stand at the other and we'd say pull and the covers would go straight.
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If you're so inclined, you can just go straight matte black if you want to stay true to your Lenovo roots.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer pressed the Republican president to skip the investigation and go straight to trade action against China.
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These subsidies go straight to insurance companies, who then are required to lower the out-of-pocket costs for certain customers.
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A lot of tourists, when they come here, go straight to South Beach, they don't really enjoy the fabric of Miami.
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That's because the vapor or fumes go straight into your lungs—without taking a detour through your stomach, intestines, and liver.
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"These passwords are generated automatically so they go straight from the system straight to the customers," Kim said to KIRO 7.
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Judges were impressed enough to press the golden buzzer, which means Flau'jae will go straight to the live rounds of competition.
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"Ethanol was a surprise — it's extremely difficult to go straight from carbon dioxide to ethanol with a single catalyst," he added.
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The clothes I wore and slept in were so stained with gooey muck that they would go straight into the garbage.
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A. MILLS: It's all about technology now and having an Ethernet line so the pictures can go straight to the editors.
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Or we can go straight to a more complex perfume, because we already know how the materials behave with one another.
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Many Americans go straight from bed to car to desk chair to Netflix and chill without much physical activity in between.
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The other is to go straight for the hole by launching an all-out aerial assault with a heat-seeking missile.
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The best way to get your hands on real Kampot while in Cambodia is to go straight to the pepper farm.
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When we think about dating sites, it's normal to go straight to sites like eHarmony, Zoosk, and other marriage-minded options.
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I didn't go straight back to Paris; I actually went to Normandy, where my partner and I have a country house.
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If you need to talk to someone, you don't have to go up the chain—you go straight to that person.
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A shrewd salesman would go straight for the air from the West Stand toilets, and pass it off as just that.
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Click on the invite link someone has sent you and you will be able to go straight to your Hangout session.
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And if you want to do it, we have a PowerPoint that you can use to go straight down the ballot.
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I've been trying to do that all my life, but I find it easier now to go straight into the emotion.
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Hoppert: This second-place finisher in the Peter Pan at Belmont Park should go straight to the lead in the Belmont.
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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis channeled frustration, saying the leaders "can go straight home" if the four frugals do not budge.
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They use imagery and language specifically designed to evade our logic and empathy, and go straight to our reptilian survival instincts.
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"I literally wake up some mornings, roll out of bed and go straight to my bench in my pajamas," she said.
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Her bank account has had no recent activity, and calls to her cell phone go straight to voicemail, her family says.
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Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven runs through January 5 at the Atlantic Theater Company's Linda Gross Theater in New York.
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When I asked him about the threats, he told me that his tactic had always been to go straight at them.
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They usually try more subtle signaling first, but many dogs learn that subtle signals don't work and go straight for shouting.
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According to an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) report from 2012, 84 percent of used clothes go straight to landfills or incinerators.
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It was to go straight to the most contrary idea he could imagine and pare it down to one word, wall.
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Another pod will go straight to another gate, the cargo will go straight to the plane, so you don't then have the 2 hours since you are going through the airpod and all the misery that that causes so you know it is a futuristic world that we are talking about, a really exciting futuristic world.
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Here's how my mornings tend to go: I wake up, get dressed, and usually go straight to the gym without eating first.
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So I always wanted to do a tour and then go straight in the studio, like the day after the last show.
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"The money has to go straight from your IRA to the charity, and it doesn't show up in your taxes," Bernhardt said.
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"I knew that I had to land and go straight to work from the plane … When I landed, I was so happy."
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So you get rid of the inventory problem, you get the stuff made right by the distribution centers to go straight out.
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For another, payments go straight to the creator's PayPal or Stripe account, with no transaction fees (something that tripped up Patreon recently).
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She knew that whatever information the police got hold of would go straight to the same people in government she was investigating.
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Father Boyle hired Frank to work at a bakery he had set up to provide jobs to people trying to go straight.
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Twitter is even linked in so you can go straight to the author or department and DM them or see followup discussion.
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Its sugars go straight into the bloodstream and create unhealthy spikes and crashes in blood sugar levels, causing us to eat more.
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Plus, that money probably won't go straight back to NASA; it'll likely go back to the Treasury Department, unless Congress says otherwise.
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"My son Omar decided to go straight to the boss and ask him to his face why they were fired," she wrote.
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I'm just an ordinary guy and most of the time I'm cowardly compared to people like Ai Weiwei, who go straight up.
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"I don't think my parents would have let me go straight into acting full time when I was 12," she tells THR.
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I make coffee to go, grab a banana, go straight into the office, and work on a few different projects all morning.
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So when any type of shit hits the fan, the presenters ignore the rest of the funnel and go straight to him.
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When you think "surfing" your mind probably doesn't go straight to "Android Wear smartwatches," but that hasn't deterred sport watch-maker Nixon.
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On the other hand, CNBC contributor Kevin O'Leary says stocks would go straight up under The Donald, thanks to corporate tax reform.
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It was Zack and Amanda who handpicked them to go straight to Redemption even though they pulled through on the first challenge.
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LONDON — If you were asked to name all the Stark children, your mind would likely go straight to Arya, Sansa and Bran.
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D. Immediately storm out of the ballroom during Jervis' speech and go straight to the bathroom to do a lot of cocaine.
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" She added, "We're gonna go straight from 'boyfriend-and-girlfriend' to 'husband-and-wife' and skip this little fancy in-between period.
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I go straight into the shower, brush my teeth, and flop on the bed for about 303 minutes before promptly knocking out.
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Calls to the clinic go straight to a recorded message that says it is no longer taking patients, according to The Tennessean.
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He wanted to go straight to the source — whether it was a factory, foundry or quarry — to test his technique-oriented work.
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On the other side, the belief is that it was always a mistake to go straight for a comprehensive, binding global treaty.
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In other words, if you're serious about creating products, you might just go straight to factories rather than use maker spaces. 2.
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The system would give them everything if they had gone straight, but because of the times, they didn't want to go straight.
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Instead, he said, he would go straight to the courts to try to enforce his subpoena, potentially as soon as next week.
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From here, select "Apps" on the left hand menu (or you can skip those steps and just go straight to this link).
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The bill to pre-empt taxes is part of a wider industry effort to skip cities and go straight to the states.
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It doesn't mean Indonesia will turn into Saudi Arabia or that the country will go straight to amputating a hand for theft.
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The market weakness we witnessed this past week is simply a natural correction and a reminder that markets don't go straight up.
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In classic meme fashion, a simple image delivered a complex message that would bypass thought and go straight to a viewers' emotion.
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A theater review on Tuesday about "Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven" misspelled the given name of the director of the play.
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You're on this high-power trajectory from Day One, basically, in college, and then you go straight from college to the Journal?
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These might be people who go straight to an insurance broker, for example, or buy coverage directly from a health plan's website.
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I also pack a complete outfit for the day of arrival because I often go straight from the plane to a show.
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"Some girls want to go straight to the bedroom," he says, adding that he prefers to break the ice over a drink.
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But China won't let them go straight to South Korea (and in fact typically just sends them right back to North Korea).
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Usually I go home earlier than 36323 and don't eat dinner at work, but on Monday's I go straight from work to hockey.
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We at R29 decided to go straight to the source, asking women (and men!) what is holding them back from starting a family.
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We looked into all the new products coming to Ulta, so you can go straight to the goods on your next shopping trip.
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"They put their payment down on the counter and they go straight to their room," Aura Dolls marketing director Claire Lee told CityNews.
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I had a meeting at the office that morning, so I figured I'd pop in to get the test and go straight there.
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So next time you play Wolfenstein, skip the weapon upgrade and go straight for the best power-up in the game: moral certitude.
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Ms. Hamblin, an award-winning debater in high school, said she had always thought she would go straight to a four-year school.
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"He works from 11 at night to 7 in the morning, and I expected him to go straight home," Amy Palmer tells PEOPLE.
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Ninety percent of them go straight to the biggest dealership and buy station wagons … They do not even look at the other dealerships.
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So this time we decided to go straight into the next record without getting messed up with a different project in the middle.
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"Your road to success doesn't always go straight," said Lopez, 224, a former prodigy who struggled to meet outsize expectations as a pro.
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Cruz also added that President Obama should cut his trip in Cuba short immediately and either come home or go straight to Brussels.
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I take out the dogs, make coffee, and go straight to work while my husband sleeps, since he doesn't have a job today.
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Skip tube sites and go straight to the source of award-winning "punk rock" porn at Burning Angel for $29.95 per month. CrashPadSeries.
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In an ideal world your clothing would automatically go straight from the dryer into the FoldiMate, but unfortunately that step's left to you.
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In the triangle, there aren't a whole lot of options that go straight into a pick-and-pop, but there are a few.
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Rick Santorum is also skipping New Hampshire but will go straight to South Carolina, which holds its Republican presidential primary on February 20.
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Ultimately, I decided to go straight to the source and debunk what he actually does on like, a daily basis, with his life.
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Rockets launch up and away from their pad to get into space — remember, rockets don't go straight up, they follow a parabolic arc.
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Our kids aren't oblivious to sex; they hear about it from the society around them and go straight to Google to find answers.
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To be honest, prison didn't phase me when I first got locked up, and it definitely didn't make me want to go straight.
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After two weeks without a definitive answer from Tribune Publishing, Gannett decided to go straight to shareholders, disclosing the bid and corresponding letter.
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Some online commenters pointed out that the rescued pigs would go straight to the slaughterhouse and end up on dining tables before long.
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Avocado, bacon, relish, cheddar, and a fried egg—you might want to skip the drinking altogether and just go straight for this burger.
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With a nominee chosen on the spot on the convention floor, one lucky Republican could go straight from hopeful to officially nominated candidate.
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According to strict tradition, when Drogo kicked the bucket, she was supposed to drop everything and go straight to the Dosh Khaleen temple.
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The concept is an outsider assuming power in D.C. to the great dismay of longtime political hacks who go straight for the jugular.
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""And then he would walk off, and I would turn and go straight into the production office like, 'Give me that d--- script!
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The verdict is final with no chance of appeal, so if he were extradited to Turkey, Mr. Akhanli could go straight to prison.
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His plan to go straight falls apart when he meets his corrupt uncle for a job and later an old friend working there.
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He said he could help me so I wouldn't have to wait in line anymore but would be able to go straight through.
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His new play, "Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven," in previews at the Atlantic Theatre Company, is set in a women's halfway house.
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Not so in the cloud computing era, when investigators can bypass an individual and go straight to the company that hosts that information.
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I pack my work bag for the next day (just in case), wash my skin, brush my teeth, and go straight to bed.
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After HP's rejection, Xerox has decided to go straight to shareholders with its offer after giving HP another chance to reconsider its bid.
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She didn't just go straight pink — her color has an ombré of shades, with hues of pink on top of her normally blonde locks.
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At Victoria Island, the old commercial centre, many workers go straight from their offices to nearby bars to sit out the worst of it.
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This time, I go straight to the individual changing stalls, and avoid eye contact with anyone I see on my way in and out.
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But with all the copycat collections around, you might as well go straight to the source: the new Kendall + Kylie x Revolve swim capsule.
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If I just go straight down the middle from one plate to the other, I can get electric potential values for different y values.
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Three or four times a week he would go straight after school, always ordering four wings and chips, for no more than £2 ($2.40).
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"If you can live on your current income, there's no reason why any salary increase can't go straight into your retirement account," says Alvarez.
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Luckily, I'm scheduled to be in Europe for vacation starting next Wednesday, so I will just go straight from my work trip to vacation.
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After a night out, I'd go straight to bed, without waiting up to hear that the female friends I'd been with were home safely.
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But should your date-night makeup end up on your white shirt (or someone else's), you'll want to go straight to this cleaning hack.
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Giving buprenorphine in the emergency room staves off withdrawal symptoms that might lead a patient to go straight out to find a new fix.
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If you've been dying to restock your makeup kit or skin-care collection in 2019, holiday money can go straight into the Sephora fund.
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Chevron, in contrast, plans to skip loan financing and go straight to the bond market to fund the cash portion of its current offer.
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Dexcom developed one of the "first apps of this nature with a medical device classification to go straight to the phone," according to Sayer.
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So, I think it's best if we just skip it and go straight to the examples so we can asses what he's talking about.
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I can put it on in the morning when I write, run to a meeting and go straight to a dinner party without changing.
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She believes the continent could soon become a renewables superpower, and that it can leapfrog carbon-centered energy systems and go straight to renewables.
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Once that's all done, I'd go straight into "One Crazy Summer," by Rita Williams-Garcia, and let them unpack all the stuff Rita's bringing.
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Andrew Nelson: I just graduated, with majors in chemical engineering and biomedical engineering, and I didn't really want to go straight to grad school.
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Afterwards, keep yourself warm and relax for an hour or better yet, have your steam at night and go straight to bed afterwards...zzzzz.
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He informed me they had to arrest me, but gave me a choice: I could go straight to jail or play the show first.
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Some bisexual people I know go straight down the middle, and some only fall in love with one gender but can sleep with anyone.
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And the US Treasury department has already said that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will go straight to the fund to deal with the issue.
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Every extra dollar I've had that would normally go straight into one of my four high-yield savings accounts has gone to Lolli's bills.
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Moser said Pratt instructed her to tell the women their videos would go straight to DVD and be sold in other countries, like Australia.
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"One that can only go straight" made me think of someone who led a life of crime, but that's not where this is going.
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I didn't have to go straight to bed, so I just lay down on a picnic table nearby and stared, and stared, and stared.
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I also pack tomorrow's work clothes and makeup since I'm planning to shower at the spin studio and go straight from there to work.
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Today, visitors to the Okhotny Ryad shopping center can go straight from the Metro to the Calvin Klein store without venturing into the cold.
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One big misunderstanding is that when people start talking about inequality, their minds go straight to poverty, but poverty's only half of the equation.
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When it developed the Leaf, CEO Carlos Ghosn signaled Nissan would leapfrog gasoline-hybrid technology and go straight to battery-powered cars with zero emissions.
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The 100x is the most exciting, and that's where a system could look through all the X-rays automatically, and go straight to a diagnosis.
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State lawmakers had objected to the initial payment structure, arguing that the money should go straight to the state treasury instead of an escrow account.
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I would get out of school and my mom would be at work, so I would just come home and go straight to the fridge.
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"I used to go straight to the finish line, but now you can't get past security in the park even the night before," she said.
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Trump was probably very unhappy with the results of his brief "go straight" strategy that culminated in his economic policy address last week in Detroit.
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"Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, you don't just reach out and grab a teat," Shelton warned when Fallon tried to go straight for the animal's udder.
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Skip the violence porn and go straight to one of the best superhero action shows ever made — not just cartoons, shows — Batman: The Animated Series.
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But they have to want to go straight too, says one ex-convict from London who had served two spells in jail for drug dealing.
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Moleza calmly retied his belt, and walked over to ask professor Nogueira if he could go straight through and train the next round as well.
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When it developed the Leaf, CEO Carlos Ghosn signalled Nissan would leapfrog gasoline-hybrid technology and go straight to battery-powered cars with zero emissions.
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He plans to go straight for this mass market rather than follow Tesla in first building a high profile super all-electric battery sports car.
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He encouraged California to skip the territorial stage and go straight to statehood, which would leave the decision of slavery in their hands, not Congress'.
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There can be no illusion that Jimmy will ultimately go straight, or repair his relationship with his brother, or find a lasting connection with Kim.
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Use terms are also agreed upon directly through the app ahead of time, allowing user-submitted footage to go straight into your videos right away.
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Where the infrastructure on the ground is cut off, or the airspace is cut off, Pouncer will go straight to the heart of the problem.
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Like Elizabeth, Jean favors lacy nighties, so it's somewhat understandable that she doesn't jump the gun and go straight for the PJs, as I would.
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Because again, I think a lot of people think, "Oh I can just go straight from Oklahoma to national TV." And there's really no gap.
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But as long as Patsy is there to say, "All you need is a nice little drink," she can go straight back to being fabulous.
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Your iPhone might go straight to voicemail for a number of reasons, including your Do Not Disturb settings or several other issues with your phone.
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And later that afternoon, nearly two dozen members boarded white vans -- alongside GOP leaders -- to go straight to the White House to meet with Trump.
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And perhaps most importantly, Jones was not afraid to go straight at the sexual allegations against Moore -- most effectively, to my mind, in this ad.
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You don't want to be dirty and go straight to the guy, but you want to do something to knock him down a little bit.
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"You're going to want to go straight down 36, turn left on this county road," Shryock, one of three county commissioners in Coshocton, Ohio, said.
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And he will go straight into custody as the judge denied him a request to remain free on bail while he pursues an anticipated appeal.
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"It is implausible that this technology would go straight into healthy people," said Ed Boyden, an M.I.T. neuroscientist who is also an adviser to Neuralink.
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Downloads go straight to it, so there's no need to clear what's on your PS4 out to make space, and then shift applications around. Easy.
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On Dessert Even though I bake almost daily, when I'm in Paris there are a few sweets I go straight to the supermarket to buy.
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Related: Why Smart People Make Bad Entrepreneurs If you're destined to be the next Mark Zuckerberg … or Kevin O'Leary, fine, go straight to the stars.
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Even after this, "they will still have plenty of money still to come — and this is money that will go straight into consumption," he said.
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McLachlan said the AFLW women's competition would forego the last two weeks of the home and away season and go straight to the championship playoffs.
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You could go straight up the path to the top of the mountain — but then you'd be missing out on the point of the game.
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"You have to have good reason to say, 'We need to go straight to humans or go to humans at this particular point,'" he said.
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This is not always the case, and some places will allow the check to go straight to the new plan provider (Vanguard, in my case).
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It's probably a safer bet to go straight to his former project, which burrows into the lives of a Texas town's residents with stunning empathy.
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"It was very difficult for me and the players, as we thought we'd go straight from our training camp in Slovenia," Coach Zekirija Ramadani said.
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The IRS has the power to "designate a case for litigation" — in other words, force a taxpayer to skip Appeals and go straight to court.
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He considered getting a joint M.F.A.-law degree at Syracuse, but, with a baby on the way, he decided to go straight to law school.
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Then I go straight to the Dollar Tree and get the necessities: soap, toothbrush, canned food, pads, tampons, hand soap, and a few other things.
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It's a brief type of psychological therapy that aims to go straight to the potential triggers of distress: the social issues and stressors in life.
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But it can afford you many luxuries and securities that go straight out the window when you quit your job to pursue a business idea.
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"The new composition of the government will be announced soon and once we have approval, we will go straight to work," Chahed told reporters on Friday.
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With nearly 5 million Chinese Americans in the US as of 2015, this show has the potential to go straight to the heart of so many.
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"Nothing has given me more mental confidence than being able to go straight from room temperature into the cold," Dorsey told Greenfield of the ice baths.
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Since you can't go straight to your mesh kicks (without socks!) just yet, ease into spring with one of the 20 pairs of high-tops ahead.
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I would have to go straight from school to my games, so I just always tried to make leggings cute — that's kind of how it started.
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Whether we go straight into a recession from here or the Fed manages to reflate the economy...we're going to end up in the same place.
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In most accounts of the rapture, believers go straight to heaven, while nonbelievers are left behind to undergo a period of political chaos and personal torment.
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We can extend this idea further: surface-level characteristics are often times just a proxy for deeper attributes, so why not go straight to the root?
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This show is just so big, and it's such a beast that it just wouldn't be feasible to go straight from one season to the other.
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Infest DAY 2 Let's say that I didn't go straight to bed, and let's say that the Tilburg - Antwerp connection is actually quite a long drive.
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Looking back at it, I'm so happy that I did get to go straight onto something, because if I had stopped, it would've been that halt.
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Cruz has the air of the preacher who promised a miracle but can't deliver; his people will go straight up the ladder to the strong man.
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Just a small dot of oil can go straight through a penguin's waterproof feathers, which allows the freezing cold water to get straight onto their skin.
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If I fire with the AK47, the first bullet will go straight through the crosshairs then a little bit higher, then higher, then to the left.
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The prefab business has always been a fragmented industry, meaning that American prefab companies cater mostly to American end users and you go straight to retail.
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When I finished, I wanted to go straight back to the start and be taken on the journey again, preferably with a soundtrack by Patsy Cline.
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The former UFC champion appears to know that he must work his way back up the rankings rather than go straight back to a title shot.
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The car's natural inclination is to turn left, which means drivers sometimes have to hit the throttle and pull a hard right just to go straight.
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The website tried to confirm her identity by texting a code to Mom's registered phone number — and the code would go straight to my husband's phone.
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"I'd love for her to just go straight into office, but I worry she can't bring people together and beat the Republican Party," Mr. Briggs said.
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But the estimated benefit of $600 billion will go straight to the bottom line of corporate America, and anticipation of this has clearly fueled share prices.
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In a video statement, the family said Henry's cell phone and car keys have not been found, and calls to the woman go straight to voicemail.
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I typically suggest that prospective Mercedes buyers skip the C-Class and go straight to the E-Class, but the CLA250 made me rethink that recommendation.
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It gives travelers new accommodations that let them skip a hectic commute to a hotel, and go straight to a comfortable bed with all the perks.
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But a lot of folks were traumatized by AppleMapsgate 2012 and, when they need to figure out how to get somewhere, they go straight to Google.
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If however, you know what audiobook you&aposd like to download, go straight to the "Search" tab, on the far right and type in the name.
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You could shoot in on someone and go straight to their back, or slowly pass their guard, move to mount and hit them until they turn.
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They have dental chairs in their palaces and they fly me out and I land and go straight to the palace and then perform whatever they need.
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I go straight through the middle and then across, a little bit of an X. And then I leave it, right on top, I don't mix it.
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There are two rules that anyone having anal sex has hopefully heard before: First, always use lube; second, don't go straight from anal sex to vaginal sex.
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He asked Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins his thoughts, to which Collins replied, "Mars direct," indicating NASA should go straight to Mars and bypass the Moon altogether.
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The breakthrough here is that Hingtgen's team figured out how to go straight from skin cells to something resembling a neural stem cell in just four days.
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"This never-Trump money that's wasted, I would rather that go straight into the campaigns of (Sens.) Ron Johnson or Kelly Ayotte," Geduldig said in an interview.
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Cooper knew he had to go straight to the source if he wanted to get into Studio 8H in 30 Rock, where Saturday Night Live famously shoots.
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Histories of wearables typically skip over this 1986 achievement and go straight from the Walkmen of the late '70s to the first Bluetooth of the late '90s.
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I could have finished this semester but I spent so long working towards the February exams I didn't want to go straight into another period of learning.
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If you're more like me, skip week one, and go straight to week two, when you get to enjoy three full and truly excellent meals a day.
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Salke told the Times she plans to pursue different "lanes" in film, including award-seeking films and "sexy date-night movies" that will go straight to streaming.
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Trust us, if you're in your 20s or 30s, just skip entering your age and go straight to crying into the fluffiest body pillow you can find.
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As you can see, she's quickly ushered backstage and into the makeup chair, where three beauty pros go straight to work on her hair, makeup, and, prosthetics.
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But as soon as she heard that I had just kind of come up with it, she told me to go straight downstairs to finish the song.
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FYI -- Rodriguez signed a letter of intent to play for the Canes in '93, but decided to go straight to the pros with the Seattle Mariners instead.
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"Very likely New Jersey is going to be the first state to bypass criminalization and go straight to legalization," said NORML New Jersey* executive director Evan Nison.
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According to the school's website, 21st Century Fox covers GFS' core operating costs, and any additional donations go straight to programs that directly help the young artists.
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"If Blue Cross Blue Shield gave you too much of a benefit, they would have to sue you first; they couldn't go straight into collections," Willman explained.
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On the other hand, if you want to go straight to your friend, you should do so during a "sensitive, private, and respectful time," Dr. Bonior says.
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" Democratic pollster Celinda Lake said Warren is the perfect candidate to oppose Trump because she "has the ability to go straight at him on his economic policies.
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I was homeschooled, so when I graduated from high school I wasn't ready to go straight to a four-year university where I'd be on my own.
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Maybe next time your stomach is upset, skip the coconut water and go straight to the Sirali Kebap's Instagram account for some ribs slapping a cutting board.
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And I've got you on a recording so that's gonna go straight to my lawyer, and he'll find out exactly who this is —Girl: Oh my god.
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Although the chatbot has faced continued criticism for serving unintelligent triage advice — such as by suggesting people go straight to A&E even with just a headache.
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"Learning from California, I think we could skip the step where the whole thing falls apart and go straight to getting a broader base involved," Kelley said.
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"Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven" is Mr. Guirgis's first new play since the Pulitzer-winning "Between Riverside and Crazy," which ran at the Atlantic in 2014.
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While both dancing and the music that fuels it can be inherently sexual, some artists choose to cut out the middleman and go straight to the source.
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That film's premise was mirrored by "Carlito's Way" (1993), also directed by Mr. De Palma, with Mr. Pacino as a Puerto Rican criminal trying to go straight.
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LONDON — When I got off my flight from Beijing to London nearly two weeks ago, I knew what I had to do: go straight into self-quarantine.
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"It doesn't really make a difference how far it is — just make it go straight," said Boermeester, who finished with two misses on five field-goal attempts.
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It's primed to issue at least two politically radioactive rulings that go straight to the core of Trump's presidential powers at the height of the 2020 campaign.
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Threes Brewing If a pre-dinner beer is on your Friday-night itinerary, it's probably best to go straight to the source and tap a brewery itself.
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After a process of purification, "the end product ... can go straight into a vehicle to produce a net zero fuel that has zero carbon footprint," says Feilder.
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It grabs on to it, jumping backward to 2002, when Saul was Jimmy McGill, a small-time con artist trying to go straight as an attorney in Albuquerque.
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On Thursday, track's governing body, the IAAF, announced that the team's appeal would be upheld – but that doesn't mean the U.S. team will go straight into Friday's final.
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When we discovered this video on Reddit, we did some searching and found that many sports goers opt out of the kissing and go straight for their beers.
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" Without even asking the nature of the show, the call center attendant asks, "Would you like a pilot, or just go straight to an order of six episodes?
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Her final prototype was a litter box that fits under the toilet seat with removable concentric circles to gradually train the cat to go straight into the water.
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"You could do avocado and vegetables and then go straight to salmon and chicken and even meat, beans or lentils, as long as you puree it," Altmann said.
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Worse, if the House successfully passes a resolution attempting to reverse the declaration, it will go straight to the Senate floor — McConnell has no power to block it.
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To know what really happened, we'd need to go straight to the source, and, luckily, both parties took to social media to explain their sides of the story.
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Another inmate had a lump on his spine and was told by prison medical staff that once he was free to go straight to a Phoenix, Arizona, hospital.
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The same goes for swimwear — which is why, when it comes to finding the best plus-size suits out there, we decided to go straight to the source.
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Not only did it completely take off all of the product (with minimal rubbing!), I avoided using wipes or cotton pads that would go straight into the trash.
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" So Bryant has been sticking with what works: "We're gonna go straight from 'boyfriend-and-girlfriend' to 'husband-and-wife' and skip this little fancy in-between period.
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These breaks also give Wescott time to earn money to cover for his personal expenses, so all the donations he receives go straight to the orphanage and volunteers.
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Instead of going to the grocery store, which I really need to do, I go straight home and eat some popcorn that I had leftover from last week.
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Donald Trump is bound for the White House, and when he reaches the Oval Office, stocks will "go straight up," said Kevin O'Leary, chairman of O'Leary Financial Group.
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This year's squad is also unique because it's the first US women's soccer team with women who chose to skip college soccer and go straight to the pros.
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They're stylish enough to go straight from the gym to the office, and come in two different color schemes: black and space gray, and white and rose gold.
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It is: these subscription fees go straight back to the pirates—and labels, artists, and other creatives involved in the making of the release never see a dime.
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"With folks from southern states, for example, ladies go straight to the back seats and gentleman always go to the front (and in my van's case, the middle.)"
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Now, the company plans to launch again in early 123, and if the flight goes well, Rocket Lab may stop test flights and go straight to commercial missions.
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For an entire year, we would all go straight from our day jobs to Luke's studio, and usually work late into the night during weed-fueled hustle binges.
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The Nice Guy has an accordion-like tent attached to its back door, allowing celebrities to go straight from their cars and into the restaurant without being photographed.
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Whereas revenue from a general tax might go toward whatever the government decides to spend it on, a fee ensures that funds go straight to a designated purpose.
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Chung went on to say that Northwood was likely the reason people liked her hair, so I decided to go straight to the source to chat Future Cuts.
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"When we stop people from dancing, they go straight to these warehouses," Mr. Barclay said, recalling a recent deadly fire in the Ghost Ship warehouse in Oakland, Calif.
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A recent study from Feedvisor found that 74 percent of online shoppers in the US go straight to Amazon when they are ready to buy a specific product.
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The Court agreed to let the case skip the first level of appeal (the circuit courts) and go straight to the Supreme Court from the lower (district) courts.
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In addition to holding Mr. Barr in contempt, Democrats were expected to vote to grant House committees the power to go straight to court in similar future disputes.
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"I will go straight to the point: This is politics," Mr. Veloso, a former judge, said over local radio, but stressed he had no quarrel with Mr. Duterte.
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"Once people learn the market doesn't always go straight up, there could be a newly-found appreciation for the ability of an active manager to outperform," Lafferty said.
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And now that Amazon owns its own chips, it can go straight to the manufacturers, cutting out middlemen chip designers such as Ambarella, which has powered GoPro products.
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The defense official said that Spencer's decision to circumvent his chain of command -- namely Esper -- and go straight to the White House was a violation of military policy.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said the first lady arrived separately for "no reason other than she can greet the guests and he can go straight in.
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If the team is at home, and we don't have a game that night, I get up and go straight to our training facility, down in Sunset Park.
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Having said all that, I have long advocated a simple tweak to gift cards: Stores should issue cards whose unredeemed balances go straight to charity after 24 months.
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It's not a home run, or not just yet: Naturally, a technology like this can't go straight from the lab (or in this case, the dorm) to global deployment.
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So, if you don't feel like paying three figures for luxury copies of your beloved Mammoths, just go straight to the source: JNCOs recently restocked the best-selling bottoms.
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I had to go straight to the airport to catch the flight back to New York City, and I descended further into what became a full-blown foul mood.
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He joined the peacetime Navy right out of high school, he told me, to spite his father, who wanted him to go straight to college and then law school.
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Surrounded by NASA officials, Moon walkers, and lawmakers, Trump repeatedly asked NASA's administrator, Jim Bridenstine, why astronauts couldn't go straight to Mars instead of going to the Moon first.
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So, if anyone tries to stop you from a shop-til-you-drop-to-the-tile-floor-of-Walgreens, show 'em the math and go straight to the drugstore.
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Rather than printing numbers in a table, results would go straight into this database — formatted for computers, not people, to read — and immediately be checked against other researchers' findings.
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John Travolta mistook a famous drag queen for Taylor Swift at the VMAs -- and if you wanna know how he got so confused ... go straight to the queen herself!
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"After the show, I want you to know that I will go straight to a rehab facility that will teach me how to make all people happy," she continued.
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Rather than letting men off easy, the lyrics lay down some harsh truths that go straight to the heart of the issue: This reality is nothing new for women.
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Flipboard (free) for Android and iOSAP MobileImage: ScreenshotsA lot of news outlets pull their stories from the Associated Press wire anyway, so why not go straight to the source?
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" The Oscar Winner then sends a message of love to those affected, saying,"My prayers go straight to the heart of the fearful- I am sorry you are scared.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told CNN that Melania came separately for "no reason other than she can greet the guests and he can go straight in.
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In 2012 he announced that he wanted to go straight to MLB after high school, but eventually agreed to spend a few years at home before crossing the Pacific.
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Such concerns have led some carmakers, Ford among them, to consider skipping semi-automation and go straight to something closer to full autonomy, cutting people out of the loop.
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They buy a lot of used stuff that they just throw unsorted into a bin, but there's always a lot of new releases so I usually go straight there.
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As far as snubs go, Straight Outta Compton received just one nomination (for Best Original Screenplay) and Creed's Michael B. Jordan was surprisingly absent from the Best Actor category.
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Sometimes, teams run cuts and screens as a sort of prelude to the pick-and-roll; sometimes, they go straight into it with players spread out around the arc.
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Today, I will teach you how to juice Vine for all its happiness with a simple trick: go straight to the On the Rise channel in the Explore tab.
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Progressives have also objected to Democratic leaders' decision not to give the panel subpoena power or the ability to pass legislation that could go straight for a House vote.
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Australian Lamb wants you to go straight for the sheep, with their new spring ad bringing the world's religious figures together for a casual barbecue — serving lamb, of course.
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And after the road straightened, the Tesla decided it should veer into the left turn lanes that opened up at the intersection, even though I wanted to go straight.
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Ake thought the rescued kids would go straight home and those who got out first could spread the word, not realizing the global media had descended on the cave.
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If you can buy fresh wild blueberries at the market, use them, but frozen wild berries are widely available and can go straight into the mix, no thawing necessary.
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"We are absolutely convinced, considering how the murder was organized and carried out, that the roots of the killing go straight to top Russian and Chechen officials," she said.
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Basilashvili should be more rested for the final than Harrison, who after beating Young in the evening semi had to go straight back out for a doubles semi-final.
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I couldn't shake the fear that diarrhea might strike again at any time, and these worried thoughts would go straight to my gut, where things would become exacerbated again.
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To win over a Capricorn, it's crucial to have witty comebacks stocked like arrows in your quiver—they'll go straight to Capricorn's heart as if shot by Cupid himself!
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Although it's tempting, don't go straight to bed right after the bath: Glick prefers to let her body return to its resting temperature first, which ensures a deeper sleep.
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I'm tempted to have a lovely brunch at one of the nearby restaurants, but payday is more than a week away so we go straight to the store instead.
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For example, if I were to play Honda (the Honda Classic in late February) and then go straight to Mexico, I would be playing two weeks in a row.
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You move all the trial and failure into the digital world — so you don't need to do all that costly tooling of prototypes — and then go straight to manufacturing.
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Even if there are no Fifth Amendment issues, when the reliability of a crucial cooperating witness is open to question, the government's case can go straight down the drain.
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Most of the beans sold at the town's coffee cooperative warehouse go straight to Nespresso, the high-end Swiss company selling coffee makers through George Clooney on TV ads.
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Google Cloud is turning to a traditional enterprise sales model as it takes on front-runners Amazon and Microsoft: separate services by industry and go straight to c-suites.
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Those born between 22 and 28 weeks are deemed "extremely premature" and go straight into the neonatal intensive care unit; they won't come home from the hospital for many weeks.
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In Singapore though, it had to come out with a bang and go straight into two- and one-hour delivery, without the luxury of testing it out in real life.
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When she reached the end of the aisle, she whispered to her fiancé, Jon, 24, that as soon as the ceremony ended, they had to go straight to the hospital.
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We go straight home, where I meet my mom, who is spending the night with us so she can go to a real estate continuing-ed class in the morning.
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She made her mark in 14 ensembles so amazing, we had to go straight to her stylists, sisters Nina and Clare Hallworth, to ask how they put together her looks.
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" She later quipped: "After the show, I want you to know that I will go straight to a rehab facility that will teach me how to make all people happy.
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While your mind may go straight to those trusty denim cutoffs you've had since college, the "Short Stories" campaign (clever, right?) reveals just how limitless this spring essential can be.
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I would go straight to my friend Dom's house, not even stopping at home to shower first, where I told him that I was, indeed, having a quarter-life crisis.
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I tried to plan it out so I could go straight from my wax to work, but I think I am going to have to kill some time in between.
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The delivery in the chorus also makes me mentally go straight to "It's Britney bitch," both in terms of the plain-spoken reanimation of the word and the dgaf attitude.
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These nanoparticles can be coated with a specific drug, and they're so small that they can move through the body easily and go straight to where the drug is needed.
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It sets my teeth on edge and also makes me want to go straight to da CLUBBB: Feel like reliving episode 6's miraculous dragonback rescue north of the wall?
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"Think about it this way: If you had a purple wall in your bedroom you wanted to paint white, you wouldn't just go straight in with the white," she explains.
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If it does not discharge its injunction, the judge said he could go straight to a ruling in the case, which is being closely watched by the Islamic finance industry.
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And now that Amazon owns its own chips, it can go straight to the manufacturers, cutting out middlemen chip designers such as Ambarella Inc, which has powered GoPro Inc products.
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"Just as some developing countries skipped landlines and went straight to mobiles, cities can skip fixed-route buses and go straight to on-demand," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Some of us go straight for the sweets, while others are partial to savory foods — so Ranker took a poll to determine America's favorite comfort food once and for all.
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He questioned whether the United States should use the moon as a jumping-off point to Mars, which is the current plan, or simply go straight to the red planet.
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They'll go straight to a missile-deliverable nuclear weapon, and then they'll follow that with a thermonuclear weapon, and it will happen so fast it will make our heads spin.
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One time, I was shooting a music video for Fergie in L.A. and had to go straight to the airport to go shoot V magazine for Madonna in New York.
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The other day, I got food poisoning, and I was flying out to go straight into hair and makeup to accept an award after projectile vomiting for six hours straight.
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They could either take Peña's white Suburban down to the West Side Heliport, where sun-tanned luminaries would be returning from the Hamptons, or they could go straight to Bieber.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May on Sunday revealed the advice President Trump had given her on how to negotiate Britain's withdrawal from the European Union: Go straight to court. Mrs.
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No, it will go straight into their brains, making them wonder if Biden suffers from some medical condition that Trump and other Washington insiders know about but that they don't.
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So we are all of a sudden at a half past the hour, so I'm going to just scoot us forward, and why don't we go straight to audience questions.
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The clip above is supposed to start at 4:05 so you can go straight to the joke, but then it&aposs worth starting over and watching the entire thing.
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It would be impossible, after all, for any single stage to contain the heaving humanity of Stephen Adly Guirgis's "Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven," which opened on Monday night.
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Members go straight to a kiosk to make any customs declarations and have their passport and fingerprint scanned before receiving a receipt and heading to baggage claim and the exit.
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Some researchers believe that injections get the drug into the body with little or no damage to the gut microbiome, while ingested antibiotic pills go straight into the digestive tract.
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"The woman for whom you exhaustively barnstormed the country will go straight from praising your career fighting injustice to full mean girl gossiping that no one likes you," she added.
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"I had to drop out from school and just go straight to work to make sure I had enough money to cover the cost of a newborn child," he says.
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"There doesn't have to be an intermediary step," House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal told reporters after Mnuchin's decision, indicating Democrats were ready to go straight to federal court.
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"This gives us a chance to go straight into the heartland with an economic message," said Kildee, who like Ryan stressed that he doesn't view the effort as contradictory to Pelosi.
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" Luke extends an arm to help lift her up off the bed, but she tells him she can't "go straight up" and that she feels like she's "going to pass out.
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"I didn't go straight into detail about my story - just kind of made it evident that I have experienced that as a woman," said Downes, a dance teacher in Amarillo, Texas.
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Every incoming call will go straight to voice mail without making your phone ring, buzz, or display a notification — except calls from people in your Contacts and people you've called yourself.
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Healthy companies that are doing tens of millions in revenue could go "straight public" instead of raising a Series D, E and beyond from later stage firms, O' Sullivan is betting.
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A recent survey found that 44 percent of shoppers go straight to Amazon versus just 34 percent who turn to search engines, and 21 percent who go to specific retailers' websites.
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Bresch spent a good deal of her time testifying last week by explaining that even though the price of the EpiPen is $600, that entire price doesn't go straight to Mylan.
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If you're not familiar with mesh networking, here's what it means: most wireless communications go straight from one point to another — say, from your router to your laptop and back again.
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I'm tempted to just go straight to bed, but I think that would be rude, so I stay up reading on the couch for about an hour before I tuck in.
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She had such a roller coaster competing for the marriage of one man that seeing her get $10 million to go straight to the altar would lead to even crazier hijinks.
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As Chan points out, it's not always obvious for most people whether to stay home to rest and recover, see a primary care doctor or go straight to the emergency room.
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I'd just walk in, go straight to my desk, open my briefcase, and bust out a buncha GI Joes, then smoosh them together for like 45 minutes while making humping noises.
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"It was quite strange and we had to go straight into the studio to start writing and sat there staring at each other going, 'This is really not fun,'" Ngaiire recalls.
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At the end of his speech he could do what other prime ministers have done in similar situations and go straight to President Sergio Mattarella and resign, opening a formal crisis.
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That's the hope for 2017 — that the top-line growth improves and with all the operating efficiencies companies have introduced that top-line growth will go straight to the bottom line.
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Odd or not, it would have been just as weird for me to skip over her message as a whole and go straight to the part I wanted to talk about.
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Last week he was so fed up with the spamming, he called the U.S. Department of Reparations toll-free number to strongly suggest they go straight to hell, but nobody answered.
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It comes with an external Wi-Fi antenna, lots of supported streaming content (including 4K video), and a customizable home screen so you can go straight to the services you use.
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"I'll go straight to the male and shoo him off the road, and then I shoo everyone else off the road," said Ms. Stastny, the executive director of Nebraska Wildlife Rehab.
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By the end of his shift, he would be so drained that he would go straight to sleep in his car in the warehouse parking lot before making the commute home.
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" For a narcissist, I might suggest any of Philip Roth's Nathan Zuckerman novels; but for someone who was raised by one, I'd go straight to "Will I Ever Be Good Enough?
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But instead of spending an hour considering your thousands of options (haven't there been enough arguments today?), go straight to "play" with any one of these post-pumpkin pie movie picks.
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I meant to go straight there, but I realize I forgot to print off one of my proofs of residence so I swing by my office to use the printer there.
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While this may seem like a lot of work, employees will respond much better if you deliver your message in this method rather than go straight into negative feedback or discipline.
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Some people I would follow on long walks, others would go straight to their office while I sat outside the building thinking about them, watching them move from room to room.
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Defense analyst David Perry of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute said one option for Ottawa would be to scrap the idea of a stopgap force and go straight to the permanent competition.
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Users just have to tap that icon to reveal the original URL, and from there they can either copy the link or tap it again to go straight to the source article.
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The National Resource Defense Council makes it easy with pre-formatted messages that go straight to your elected officials, and the Nature Conservancy has you covered with a straight-to-Congress form.
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To the millennial generation, the temptation of veneers is that they're often seen as an instant fix that allows you to go straight to a selfie-perfect smile in a few appointments.
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Networks That Won't Require A Cable Login If you just want to go straight to the source, a number of networks have eliminated the need for a cable login for tonight's events.
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Little stickers on fruit and veg can't be recycled, and although Singer only buys clothes in secondhand stores, the bits of plastic connecting the price tags also go straight in the jar.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders downplayed the Trumps' travel arrangements, saying Melania traveled separately for "no reason other than she can greet the guests and he can go straight in.
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"Very few programs where fees are raised — such as licensing fees — few of those fees go straight back to the agencies," says Mark Harkins, a senior fellow of Georgetown's Government Affairs Institute.
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In a change in plans, Trump later decided to spend the night in Indianapolis "because it was logistically easier" to go straight from there to California, a campaign aide confirmed to CNN.
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It also features 128GB of storage for music, video, documents, and media, while the laptop runs Windows 10 with Office 365, OneDrive, Skype, and more ready to go straight from the box.
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This glass has two built-in bottle openers (for pop-top and screw-top lids) so he or she can go straight to the couch without digging through all the kitchen drawers.
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They'd have him come off a wide pin-down, go straight into a 4-5 pick-and-roll—wild stuff for someone his size—and then establish position on the opposite block.
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Make no mistake: there are absolute advantages to Hollywood embracing VR. Studios can bypass theater chains, for instance, and go straight to VR programming, as they did with VHS a generation ago.
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Given all the merriment that will soon be around you, we thought it was only right to skip sharing tracks and go straight to the meat and veg of some massive mixes.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:How to change the language on your iPhone, and separately change the language that Siri speaks and understands'Why does my iPhone go straight to voicemail?
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We have seen country after country dodging the populist bullet — from the Dutch, to the French, now the Italians, and will go straight through to the Germans at the beginning of fall.
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The decision to have "Trolls World Tour" skip theaters and go straight to home viewing is an outlier, not the norm, the president of the National Association of Theater Owners said Monday.
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"I don't know who lived next door at the time or how Natacha got access to that apartment, but she was able to go straight through into Valentino's bedroom," Ms. Johnson said.
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When Mr. Bolton tried to bypass the Pentagon and go straight to the United States Central Command for military options, Mr. Mattis blocked the end run, according to a senior administration official.
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François (Karim Leklou) is a meek, small-time drug dealer in the Paris suburbs who wants to go straight by securing the North African franchise for a brand of frozen ice pops.
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She pleaded for her parents, who were from Yemen, to join her in Raqqa: "You and Mom have to come, we'll all die here together and go straight to jannah," to heaven.
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If identity thieves wanted to hit one place to grab all the data needed to do the most damage, they would go straight to one of the three major credit reporting agencies.
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Some 30 percent of this year's three million graduating seniors will not go straight to college, a number that is ticking up as an improving economy draws more graduates directly to work.
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"I was ready for the Tour three or four years ago: I always wanted to go straight to the top races," said Ewan, whose daughter was born just before the race started.
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To see the collection, the best bet is to ring first — all calls go straight to Mr. Callies' cellphone, which he answers with a voice that creaks like an old barn door.
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The Cofina bonds are backed by a special, dedicated sales tax that is supposed to go straight from merchants' cash drawers into a lockbox arrangement that is sealed off from the government.
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Whenever Jeremy visited, he would immediately drop his coat and shoulder bag and go straight for the tub—cast iron, clawfoot—where he'd soak for an hour with a stack of magazines.
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We've got a committee meeting today where we've basically looking at whether the administration is trying to go straight to the UN Security Council and bypass the Senate on an important issue.
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"Some people are prone to go straight from denial to despair without pausing on the intermediate step of actually solving the crisis that is threatening the future of our civilization," he said.
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Gray skies in the morning will turn to drippy skies in the afternoon, and the showers on tap for this evening will make you want to go straight from work to bed.
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Canada, another victim of the Trump tariffs and the largest exporter of steel to the US, would in turn likely go straight for the jugular -- American agriculture, a total of $23 billion.
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Vanessa Preciado: NO, and I don't usually go straight to race, but I don't think it's a coincidence that he's a brown director and for some reason he isn't allowed to fail.
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Asked whether movies that go straight to streaming services have the same cache as those released in cinemas, Costner noted that film and television producers were increasingly experimenting with releasing their work online.
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But on the other, there's a V-shaped tip meant to contouring that dodgy area a breeze — so much so that you can skip the liner altogether and go straight for the color.
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We here at WIRED spend a lot of time Googling for answers, but when we have access to an actual Jedi, we're always going to go straight to the source for our answers.
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As suggested by that relationship, Baby is a reluctant criminal who's looking forward to the proverbial "one last job" that will free him from his obligation to Doc and let him go straight.
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Then he handed me my bag and walked to the square with me, motioned with his hands to go straight, turn left, turn right, turn right, smiled and went back to his shop.
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"Yeah, because if I had to get off the plane and go straight to a shoot, I'd come back at like one in the morning and all my stuff was hanging," she says.
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End of the photographer line is kind of the worst spot because you go straight into video, and by that point, the celebrities have already stood and taken photos for 50 other photographers.
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However, during the Falcon Heavy's inaugural flight this February, Musk admitted that SpaceX was going to skip the Moon trip with Falcon Heavy and go straight to putting people on the BFR instead.
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This is partly because GPs are not authorised to prescribe as wide a range of drugs as hospitals can, so patients prefer to go straight to what they regard as the best source.
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Any alerts, notifications, or flagged issues go straight to the existing xFi app that customers already use to monitor their network, making it simple to deal with any issues that may come up.
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Instead of a teachable moment, Tig turns the conversation on its head, telling the woman that, because it's such an easy choice to go straight, she's suddenly decided to go full on heterosexual.
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Most tech talent in New York can always go straight to Wall Street and most cities have similar "safety nets" for young people who might be afraid to set out on their own.
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Which raises a question: Why did he decide to follow up that triumph, to flex his new power in Hollywood, by making a movie that would go straight to streaming, bypassing theaters completely?
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The data on mobility before surgery turned out to predict which patients would need to be prepared for time in a rehabilitation center and which ones could go straight home from the hospital.
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That opens the door for Cummings to go straight to a group of top lawmakers for permission to request a court order to enforce the subpoenas without the entire House voting on it.
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The new Ways and Means proposal aims to avoid any conflict with earmark rules by requiring businesses to go straight to the International Trade Commission (ITC) with their requests, rather than to Congress.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders also said Melania Trump traveled separately for "no reason other than she can greet the guests and he can go straight in," CNN's Jim Acosta reported.
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O'Reilly is now just like every other irate retiree who used to watch his TV show, puttering around his house in a bathrobe, making calls to his kids that go straight to voicemail.
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This week, investors were thrilled by the signs that a normally dysfunctional Washington is coalescing around a tax-cut package that would go straight to the bottom line of businesses and their owners.
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If anyone so much as utters a bad word about the regime, that person could go straight to North Korea's gulags — which a report last year claimed are as bad as Nazi camps.
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Government lawyers could appeal the ruling or seek a stay in the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit — or go straight to the Supreme Court and ask justices to intervene.
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Skip to the end if you want to read about that (or go straight to our live updates) — but first, here's what you need to know about the other seven states in play.
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However, if the UAE court maintained the injunction, the judge said he could go straight to a ruling in the case without the participation of Dana Gas, basing his ruling on written submissions.
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Of course, there are many reasons why someone might not respond right away, but if your texts aren&apost going through and your calls go straight to voicemail, you could have been blocked.
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Wardian's trips were wrought with timing hurdles: He would continue running after the race back to his lodgings to collect his luggage and go straight to the airport, often still in racing clothes.
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Having sold the copyright on her most popular novel, "Pride and Prejudice" (1813), she watched the profits from its second and third editions go straight into the pocket of her publisher, Thomas Egerton.
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"Major parties would helicopter in some barrister from London, saying, 'This would be a good constituency for you,' they would doff their caps, get elected and go straight back to London," he said.
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This air of indecision is thickened by Mr Affleck's own weak performance, which doesn't convey whether Joe is a cold-blooded killer, a big softy who longs to go straight, or something in between.
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In fact, the talks stalled for a year over the FARC's refusal to become the first guerrilla movement in history to agree to hand over its weapons in order to go straight to jail.
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Once we saw how amazing all the menswear pieces they put together looked, we decided to just go straight to the source and see what cool menswear pieces we could claim as our own.
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If you've ever searched for a product on any website that's not Amazon or Google, you've probably had a bad time trying to find something — and then go straight back to Google or Amazon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Frontman of British brand "One Direction" and teenage heart throb Harry Styles saw his eponymous debut album go straight to the top of the UK charts on Friday, selling nearly 57,000 copies.
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Seventy per cent of pupils who graduate from the country's secondary schools now go straight to university, and a similar share of 25- to 34-year-olds hold degrees, up from 37% in 2000.
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Instead of tenderly teaching their children how to doggie paddle in the shallow end, they go straight to hard stuff, placing their pups in the deepest part of the pond inside the family's enclosure.
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Strolling into his workshop for a day of meditative carving, still in his bathrobe and carrying his tea, he would go straight to Adobe Illustrator to map out his designs in many overlapping layers.
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Han is able to break free from his captors and superiors, but Qi'ra goes the opposite way, aiming to go straight to the top of the criminal underworld, where she can call the shots.
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To keep up with the payments, they'd go straight from the police station to part-time security gigs, working 50 to 43 hours a week, until they finally refinanced the house several years later.
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The company plans to refocus on a variety of movies, some of which will go straight to its streaming service, Prime Video, rather than limit itself to films it hopes will receive critical acclaim.
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Maduro, on the other hand, didn't bother holding a referendum to gauge popular support for the formation of the constituent assembly, preferring instead to go straight to the vote to create the assembly itself.
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If the family wants a prayer service at the mosque, Kargi arranges it so that by the time the service is over, consulate paperwork is finalized and they can go straight to the airport.
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Not having to make a hole in a wall or secure a camera to the ceiling are big advantages, as is being able to go straight from watching a rehearsal to shooting, Soderbergh said.
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Whenever I return, even for a short visit, I go straight to the bookstore, which seems to always be sprouting new nooks and crannies; one year a cafe, one year a room for comics.
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"In the last 25 years, public acceptance of gay people has changed so much that Buttigieg is on track to skip the Jackson-like struggle and go straight to Obama's winner's circle," I wrote.
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The veteran Filipino television star John Lloyd Cruz plays Edgar, a man with a past who hopes to go straight when his father-in-law's church-based investment scheme appears to be a winner.
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Here's how it works: Instead of taking the row of placebo pills that you would normally take to get your period, you just skip them and go straight to your next pack of pills.
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In the menu bar along the bottom, the arrow-looking icon (second from the right) will go straight to the "publish to VSCO" screen — tap the checkmark in the top-right corner to publish.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders also said that Melania Trump traveled separately for "no reason other than she can greet the guests and he can go straight in," CNN's Jim Acosta reported.
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Other readers don&apost really ask me about this; they go straight to reminding me that I&aposm an idiot for even considering leaving a well-paying job before the IRS&aposs golden age.
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There are so many amazing moments in the newly-released anthology of writing about Joni Mitchell that it would be wise to simply get out of the way and go straight to the quotes.
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An Appraisal When a musical hero of towering influence dies, the urge is to go straight to the tape: recordings, footage, a captured moment that stands in for the unwieldy fullness of a life.
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"It would be a maximum of another $16M if it was an A round but we may decide just to go straight forward if we progress very fast to a much bigger B round."
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By contrast, many of the largest new direct voucher programs, where funds go straight from the government to the school, require private schools to administer the same tests given to students in public schools.
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Guirgis's latest play, Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven, is set in a women's halfway house in the Bronx that's struggling to serve its residents in the face of funding cuts from the city.
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It's a funny thing, when people think of film or 16 mm, they go straight to nostalgia—as if the medium is a reflection of earlier times or the "good old days" or something.
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Maybe no one will vote for us to go straight into elimination this round because they are hoping that in the next challenge, we'll be an even easier team to beat because we'll be handicapped.
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Screenshot: GizmodoTo go beyond the basics—that is, beyond the photos and videos you snap that go straight to your phone gallery—you need to dig a little deeper into app settings to get everything.
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Both of those cases are pending in federal appeals courts, after the US Supreme Court last month declined the administration's request to have its appeal of the California decision go straight to the high court.
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The team will go straight from the airport to the Verizon Center—from the plane to the court, basically—ending a six-hour window that takes them from gathering in Ann Arbor to game time.
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For investment banks, it's a double-edged sword: Fewer companies go public, and some that do are big enough and will hold sufficient brand recognition to skirt an IPO and go straight to the public.
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The committee voted 26-1 to recommend Mattis to the Senate, meaning the nomination, when made official after the inauguration, will go straight to the full Senate instead of being referred to the committee. Sen.
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If it's one team from each group, then the number of overall games in the tournament won't change; we'd go straight to a 323-team knockout round after the group stage as we currently do.
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When the camera and the bike tip, we go straight down a rabbit hole—horizontal events squashed into a vertical frame—into Facebook Live's nightmare genre: an encounter between a black person and the cops.
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And so, that&aposs essentially -- you&aposre having people that have no understanding of social media and how the president actually go straight to the America people advocating for the media covering him in general.
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"We could see a similar reaction in sterling this time - 'buy the rumor, sell the fact' - not only because May is expected to win, but also because we go straight into Brexit negotiations," Barrow said.
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The robots that make it through to the later rounds of the series, which is what we seemed to be watching, are sturdier, more ruthless, and the least likely to go straight up in flames.
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"If you do it right, you don't sell yourself, if you are not involved in any strange business, if you are not corrupted, then you go straight forward and be fair to anyone," Ceferin said.
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The orders were strict: I was to drive straight home from New Rochelle every night, commuting about an hour back to Brooklyn, and go straight to my apartment, sanitizing surfaces I touched on the way.
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You had a greater likelihood of getting your high school diploma than the national average, but were far less likely to go straight to college than your urban and suburban counterparts, as The Atlantic reported.
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You could go straight to the point and have a love interest, but we wanted to make it interesting and go beyond what a music video could look like when the song is about love.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said on Friday "we can go straight home" from a European Union leaders' summit if a quartet of countries maintained their stance to limit the bloc's next budget.
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" A clean slate, he said, "will give them an opportunity to go straight to the American people and say, 'We are gonna win your confidence,'" adding that those within the department "tend to be defensive.
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The hot sauce is found in certain individual works that transcend these extraneous, loose categories and go straight to the meat of the matter, even if they need to bend towards lateral concealment at times.
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M. texts me that he's almost home from his lesson, so I decide to just go straight to his house, since he has food and we've established that my apartment is a barren wasteland right now.
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"She might have a FitBit on and she might have her cellphone, but obviously we&aposve tried just calling her but it&aposs either off or dead so it would go straight to voicemail," he said.
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I wanted to go straight to P.'s, but I realized I forgot my medicine at home, so I take the train and the bus to my place to pick it up before heading out again.
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Tesla does not want its venture to be thwarted by a supply chain bottleneck, so recycling the batteries in-house could mean an additional supply of some key materials that can go straight into new batteries.
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"They'll shop in Target with our account pulled up so they know what to look for and weed through the things that they don't want to look at and go straight to our finds," Coleman said.
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" As the audience began laughing, Schumer continued reading, joking "After the show, I want you to know that I will go straight to a rehab facility that will teach me how to make all people happy.
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While the rest of us were on the edge of our seats, screaming at Betty through the TV screen to stop playing with fire and go straight to Sheriff Keller, Reinhart was busy thinking about Domino's.
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"I remember the whole thing, I had nowhere to go, straight over the handle bars and landed heavy on my side, and uncomfortably," Hoskins said as she left the hospital to return to the athletes village.
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In Africa, the IoT is enabling customers to leapfrog over the conventional electricity grid and go straight to "mobile power" — in a similar way that they have already leapfrogged over conventional telecommunications grids to mobile communications.
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This is something I spoke to Reader about as well—that it'd be great if we could help young people with possession charges go straight, so to speak, by becoming bud-tenders and growers and entrepreneurs.
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Sacramento political consultant Richie Ross, who was a sponsor of the bill, told TechCrunch the hearing in the Judiciary Committee was unexpected — he and Gonzalez had hoped the bill would go straight to the Assembly floor.
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But if it's something small, like a team member not pulling their weight on a specific project or a one-off comment that didn't sit right with you, don't go straight to the top, Kim says.
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"I'd finish work on a Saturday night, pack into a suitcase all the pieces for a 12-course menu, catch the late flight and go straight to cooking dinner for a half dozen people," he recalls.
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"I think it reflects customers' desire for interesting, more challenging journeys, rather than the traditional sort of fly and flop, where you go straight to the coast of Spain and stay in one place," he said.
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Venus and Neptune will create confusion in the money and worth sector of your chart, and you'll find yourself confused about what's important to you—or perhaps a material issue will go straight over your head.
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"I wanted to take the same journey of quality that I had with bread, with chocolate, and for that I knew I would have to go straight to the source, to the farms themselves," explains Brennan.
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"There was a suggestion made by both Democrat and Republican senators: Why don't you just go straight to the source, Blue Star Strategies, which is what I decided to do," Mr. Johnson said in an interview.
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Stewart at least had some previous experience as an assistant G.M.; Van Wagenen is the only executive in recent memory to go straight from being an agent to a G.M. with no past front-office experience.
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I hit the curb, then I swung over and hit the other curb, trying to figure out how to go straight, because I couldn't see anything — and my back window just completely collapses and caves in.
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"I'm not trying to blow out a camera lens or make the audience's hair go straight back from my sheer volume, sheer energy level," Metcalf says, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't hold onto your hat.
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He is among the 30 percent of this year's three million graduating seniors who will not go straight to college, a number that is ticking up as an improving economy draws more graduates directly to work.
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A considerably less expensive way to get in on the work-wear trend is to bypass the luxury fashion houses and go straight to one of the sources: for instance, Earl's Apparel, a label from Texas.
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Ortakales: I would go straight, make a beeline to the kids&apos section, and then find my movie while my parents would, like, be in their section picking out whatever new release they wanted to watch.
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HALFWAY BITCHES GO STRAIGHT TO HEAVEN In his first new play since "Between Riverside and Crazy," Stephen Adly Guirgis takes us inside a women's halfway house in New York City to witness the day to day.
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"The biometric technology is enabling a lot of charities and organizations to leapfrog a computer-based system and go straight from a paper-based system to a mobile system," Simprints co-founder Alexandra Grigore told CNN.
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In the end, nearly 2000 percent of the benefits of the estimated $210 billion tax cut would go straight to the top 2000 percent, according to a budget model by the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
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If PG&E does file for bankruptcy, they will become a part of a super exclusive "Failing Angels" club — companies that fall from investment grade, skip the high yield or junk market and go straight to default.
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Following that, I'd go straight home and burrow myself in my comforter with my laptop on my stomach, scrolling, scrolling, scrolling to ignore the undulations of alarm flicking at my ribcage: You are not prepared for tomorrow.
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But for mere mortals hoping for a meet-cute with the passenger in seat 14F, or looking to go straight off a flight into exploring a city, Kourtney Kardashian has provided a masterclass in what to wear.
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The next afternoon I didn't go straight home, but instead stopped off at HMV to buy Permission to Land, hiding the CD deep in my rucksack so nobody could see the bare bottom on the album's reverse.
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And if you're very concerned, it's also ok to skip the derm and go straight to a trichologist — they're less easy to find, but incredibly skilled and well-equipped to get to the root of the problem.
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Some say it's red lipstick, a shade that alludes to inner strength and sex appeal; others tell you to skip the color and go straight for gloss — more kissable, less likely to stain a beautiful stranger's shirt.
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If you are new to the space, I wouldn't waste my time with other options and go straight the best money can buy, and fortunately you don't have to look any longer because this product is it.
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" Speaking to her fellow mom followers, Reed suggested that those who were struggling to feed their little ones try over-steamed diced-up vegetables or skip puréed solids altogether and "go straight for the big people food.
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In juvenile systems intended to help wayward youths go straight, the study found, these costs are often counterproductive, drawing young people, especially poor minorities, ever deeper into the maze of criminal courts and straining already-fragile families.
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"Alcohol entering your lungs will go straight into your bloodstream, so you could become very drunk very quickly, which could put you at all kinds of risk, including alcohol poisoning," Andrew Misell of Alcohol Change toldThe Sun.
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If Democrats are looking for a way to respond to workers' concerns, they should focus on policy tools that go straight to workers' needs: progressive tax reform, improving health care access and investments in infrastructure and education.
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If you can pay your balance within the introductory period, though, each payment you make will go straight to the principal balance, which means you can pay off your debt faster and for less money overall.4.
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Each is already a groundbreaker: Pugh is the youngest American player, at 17, ever to play in an Olympic-qualifying match, and Horan is the first American woman to go straight from high school to the pros.
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That said, the volatility has been a reminder to people that the market doesn't go straight up forever "and you need to go ahead and take some chips off the table at the appropriate time," he added.
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PRAGUE, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said on Friday "we can go straight home" from a European Union leaders' summit if a quartet of countries maintained their stance to limit the bloc's next budget.
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H. and I find a decent fare; we will sit in Coach on the way there and Premium Economy on the way home, because I have to go straight to the office as soon as we land.
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Every time Gucci Mane gets out of jail, he likes to go straight to the recording studio—a habit that is acknowledged among his fans as a testament to both his work ethic and his turbulent life.
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Safe to say, he's no fan -- explaining that Nixon's in way over her head by trying to go straight to the top of New York government, and might be better served running for a local office first.
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"Look at what has happened to commodities, the dollar has collapsed, commodities have exploded, they have done nothing but go straight up," said Ken Polcari, Director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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"I'm of the mind that I think the post-election rally will modify somewhat, but I don't think the correction we'll see go straight down because of all those people who want to buy the dip," he said.
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In this presentation from the a16z Summit, Chen goes over the 16 most commonly asked questions about autonomous cars, and what their answers might be: Will we progress level by level, or go straight to Level 5, i.e.
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One returned former prisoner, Saeed Abedini, a Christian pastor, has not reunited with his wife and two children, apparently opting instead to go straight to the Cove, a Christian support center in Asheville, N.C., started by the Rev.
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Google Voice already has several options for ignoring calls, including having calls go straight to voicemail, but you have to go into the app's settings and activate or deactivate it every time you want to make a change.
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But Facebook's FTC settlement will go straight to the U.S. Treasury, meaning Facebook users don't have the option to receive compensation and it won't help boost the FTC's resources, which are stretched thin under its $306 million budget.
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And now for the best part: If you decide to buy EarDials, you're also supporting a good cause since 5% of the profits go straight to charities on a mission against tinnitus and other noise-induced hearing loss.
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Barca were quickly on the back foot again, however, following an embarrassing error by goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen, who kicked the ball against Pablo Hernandez and watched it go straight into the net in the 77th minute.
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In the real world, people who have bad experiences with airlines or car-rental companies often go straight to Twitter or Facebook with their complaints, and often rack up instant, insincere public apologies from online customer-service reps.
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At this point, the woman's attorneys say it is unclear if they can go straight to the federal appeals court or if they have to wait until the case is dealt with by the lower court immigration judge.
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"Some of the worst light pollution is close to gas flares in Nigeria and Russia, where there is no shielding," said Elvidge, explaining how the lack of a protective barrier allowed light to go straight up into sky.
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The easiest way to work your way up to investing 20% of your income is to have a percentage of your paycheck go straight into your employer-sponsored 401(k), "particularly if there's a company match," Krawcheck says.
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To me, Shakira, Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Aniston, and Brad Pitt (whom I would go straight for at any consenting adult age) aren't hot in spite of how old they are; they're hot because of how old they are.
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Would Cannes add a section for works that would go straight to streaming services, Mr. Cohen speculated, the way the 1968 social uprisings in France led it to create the Directors' Fortnight to showcase more avant-garde works?
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In the past, a lot of junky titles would have gone straight to video; these days a lot go straight to streaming, while many others quickly open and close in theaters before they too flow into streaming purgatory.
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In the end, nearly 2000 percent of the benefits of the estimated $210 billion capital gains tax cut would go straight to the top 203 percent, according to a budget model by the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
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"I have very little time in these weeks, with traveling, with planes," said the 35-year-old, who will go straight from Barcelona to Indianapolis on Sunday night to prepare for his debut in the 500 on May 28.
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The user open the Uber app, but instead of choosing the options that have been around for years—UberPOOL, UberX—they go straight for UberAIR, because it's almost dinner time and they're still far away from their home city.
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In short, you'll be well diversified right from the start, and the low expense ratio means that the vast majority of your gains can go straight back into reinvesting in the fund -- instead of a fund manager's pocket. 23.
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It's easy to do—from the front screen of the web app, click the link on the left that tells you how much space you're using, then click the small Drive entry (or just go straight to this link).
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If you haven't read Conversations with Friends, the 2017 book that earned her the title "the First Great Millennial Writer," then skip the rest of this list and go straight to your nearest bookstore to pick up a copy.
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And when that happens I do two things: go straight back to bed or listen to Deafheaven's Sunbather and find some weird form of beauty in my ability to hate every living and inanimate object in my immediate vicinity.
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Most of Meridian's clientele go straight to and from their planes rather than lingering in the terminal, so facilities like the work stations and rest areas are more often used by pilots passing through the airport, according to Stephen.
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The picky passport shopper needs to consider price, each country's tax system and the speed of its bureaucracy: Dominica is the fastest to hand over a passport, and Turkey the slowest among nations that go straight to a passport.
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State elections officials should use some of the same tactics employed by businesses to explain their products: go straight to eligible voters with direct mail, email campaigns and advertising to explain how elections work in their states and municipalities.
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Li, who is from Chengdu, China, was selected in January from among 12,000 applicants for the yearlong program, which provides opportunities for engineering students to go straight from undergraduate work to racing's front lines with a Formula One team.
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Rather than every company having to develop its own microphone and processing system (or buy one of unproven quality), these companies can now just go straight to Amazon, which already has a working system — and a good one at that.
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See here for a full list, but some of the best are Cmd+D to duplicate a file, Cmd+I to bring up the Get Info window, and Shift+Cmd+I to go straight to the increasingly important iCloud Drive.
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There had been that moment at the stoplight when her phone ordered her to go straight, the direction in which their house waited, with its sagging futon, and the water damage on her son's ceiling which they were ignoring for now.
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Under such a scenario, Britain would not be given the adaptation period from next March to the end of 2020, but go straight out of the EU with little detail agreed on how to handle its ties with the bloc.
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Joe Terranova, the co-leader in this year's Halftime Report portfolio competition and a former veteran of the Nymex oil pits, cautioned investors excited by this monster comeback in crude not to keep betting prices will go straight up from here.
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It's important to note that Dirty Dancing was supposed to go straight to video, those three words being code for the kind of movie that wasn't even worth putting in theaters due to its mediocrity, cheapness, or lack of stars.
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Thank God that cat fight got interrupted because Chris Harrison walked in and announced JoJo had canceled the cocktail party and was ready to go straight to the rose ceremony, probably because she couldn't bear any more alone time with Evan.
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"If you skip ahead and go straight to a high-volume surgeon or a high-volume radiation therapist, you may not get the full benefit of counseling regarding whether to treat or what treatment is best," Barocas said by email.
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In a conference call Friday afternoon, league commissioner and founder Dani Rylan attempted to put a positive spin on the news, mentioning that the league's sole public investor, Dunkin' Donuts, offered an additional $50,000 to go straight to the players.
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The fact that five of those 18 fighters are former or current world champions—Brock Lesnar, Jon Jones, BJ Penn, Frank Mir, Lyoto Machida—shows that that the abuses of PEDs could go straight to the top of the sport.
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The kick has to cross in front of the opponent to land as it is, if he steps in while the kick is being thrown he can catch the leg on his shoulder or go straight to the kicker's back.
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Adam Roberts, an economist at the Health Foundation, a think-tank, agrees, but warns that the money could either go straight into GPs' pay-packets or lead to more referrals to hospitals that are already struggling to cope with current loads.
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"If I get a whiff of something coming why that involves a former client or my firm, I will make that item go straight to the ethics office and whatever they decide, that will be it for me," Bernhardt said.
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Those things that have a more universal appeal to everyone and I can go straight down the checklist of the rights that I'm for and the environmental work that I've done and compete with the most, you know, progressive folks.
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On slow nights, he parks at the scenes of unsolved robberies that took place weeks earlier and imagines which escape route the thief would have taken, so that next time he can go straight to wherever the thief is headed.
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And with just two panels left, he's got to wrap this up, so we go straight to ... And there we have it: Star Wars, in its entirety, doodled on a sheet of scrap paper on a rainy afternoon in 1977.
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LG: What would happen is, I'd launch the app, and it would basically just go straight into the daily news briefing, which was kind of cool because that really did replicate turning on the radio, and I'm listening to radio.
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She has made a few daring choices: James Brown's sidelong reminder about poverty, "Santa Claus Go Straight to the Ghetto," and a Jerry Lieber-Mike Stoller song recorded by Ray Charles, "The Snow Is Falling," that goes beyond blue to suicidal.
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Your thoughts might go straight to bunkers and canned food, cults and reality TV. In actual reality, the Federal Emergency Management Agency suggests all Americans should be prepared to be "self-sufficient" for at least three days after any given disaster.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's broadsides against women, gay people, Brazilians of color and even democracy — "Let's go straight to the dictatorship," he once said as a congressman — made him so polarizing that he struggled to find a running mate until early August.
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With no evening plans, it was genuinely very refreshing and pleasant to be able to go straight home from work and just chill instead of heading to the gym as I would usually (and this is from someone who enjoys training).
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When customer information is stored in a giant data center run by companies like Google, Apple and Microsoft, investigators can go straight to the information they need, even getting a judge to order the company to keep quiet about it.
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While secular spas in Israel have the same dos and don'ts as those in America, for example, "It's best to go straight to the source and speak with the spa directly," if you have any questions about your destination, she said.
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Buttigieg, who is 37, has formed a presidential exploratory committee, and if elected would be the youngest president in US history, the first candidate to go straight from a mayor's office to the White House and the first married gay president.
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"If the timing isn't good, then we will cooperate with someone else," he threatened, reading the journalists' fears that he would hang up from the call and go straight to another outlet with a softened, distorted version of the story.
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You can also go straight to Twitter and watch it here or through Reuters TV. As usual, the party that's not in the White House (this year, obviously, it's the Democrats) gives a response to the president's speech directly after.
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The Tony Blundetto arc in Season 5 is best-represented by Episodes 3 and 8, which take different angles on how an ex-con struggles to re-enter society and go straight — and how those problems eat at Tony Soprano.
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Maybe we could put some type of trade school in the hood, and they could go straight to having a good job and be able to feed their family and not have to work at McDonald's but have other options.
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Some people may adopt what are perceived as extremist beliefs but never engage in criminal or violent behavior—whereas others go straight into terrorism with seemingly only the most fragile ties to "extremist" political groups or religious attachments ahead of time.
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The authors of that paper tied performance on the A-not-B test to a kind of self control, because to make the right choice, the animal must resist the impulse to go straight to the bowl that usually held a treat.
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Starting at Worlds 2016 in October, 25 percent of revenue from each year's championship skin and ward will go straight to that year's Worlds prize pool, while 25 percent of revenue from each year's challenger skin will go to the Mid-Season Invitational.
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As a last resort you could go straight to the manufacturer, if you can identify one, or perhaps the local store for whatever kind of device it is—they might have the expertise needed to work out exactly what you're looking at.
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Engineers call this the handoff problem, and it's so tricky that companies like Ford and Google's Waymo have given up on partial autonomy because they figure it's easier to go straight to full autonomy and cut you out of the equation entirely.
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In a separate case regarding Trump and emoluments, the President similarly attempted to appeal at an early stage, and the Justice Department gave rare approval to go straight to an appeals court, bypassing the trial-court judge after he disagreed with Trump's arguments.
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After a back-and-forth about planning to meet me and my refusing to go straight to his apartment, he told me the truth: He couldn't be seen with me unless he could first meet privately to determine if I passed well enough.
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After my episode at the hospital and my decision to refuse treatment with haloperidol, the first impulse that hit my mind was to go straight to my studio in Shanghai (where I was living at the time, before I moved to New York).
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"Some of (the) questions I've been receiving go straight to the heart of GE's culture, so let me be clear: we operate with absolute integrity and stand behind our financial reporting," Steve Winoker, GE's investor relations chief, said in a statement on Monday.
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He says if he were to go straight and get a job, he'd pull in $150 or so a week; as it stands he makes $500 a day, and much more on Sundays, during which he says he'll sell to some 200 people.
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After being sent from Tonga to St. Paul's College in Auckland as a 13-year-old, he tried to go straight, but he said that there was a "little man inside me with the drum, beating loud" and he gravitated toward the gang.
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I found myself actually wanting to use the Watch for things I'd typically just go straight to my phone for, like setting timers, checking the weather with Carrot, or adjusting my Ecobee thermostat, because the responsiveness is so much better than before.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's Christian Democrat party voted on Saturday to skip primaries and go straight to the first round of the presidential election in November, rupturing the center-left governing coalition and likely boosting the chances of a victory for the right.
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The tool also has a "quitter" button on the bottom left corner of the list that lets you quickly bypass the list and go straight to your News Feed — for when you absolutely need your fix of cooking videos and engagement announcements.
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If a player were to fight a wild boar in Hex, they can assume the boar would attack without much strategy, it might go straight for their health points rather than trying to gain the advantage through careful use of its cards.
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"A few minutes later, as I was getting the tax back, another member of the royal staff rushed up to me in a panic, shouting that we had to go straight away as the plane was leaving right that second," she recalled.
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In addition, you can also head off many interruptions by being proactive: make your status "busy" on any internal chats, set your phone to go straight to voicemail and adjust your email settings so you're only alerted when specific people message you.
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Even better, Johnson and Johnson partnered with CVS to donate $1 for every Aveeno and Neutrogena sunscreen product with an SPF of 15 or higher purchased between June 18 to 24 with the proceeds will go straight to the American Cancer Society.
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Say I'm meeting a client at a new hotel: I'll try to google the lobby first and learn where I'm going, so I can go straight to the elevator and avoid interacting with the staff when it's time to meet the client.
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Pinterest today is also adding the ability to immediately begin a visual search when users zoom into a part of a pin — like the bag in a photo of an outfit — and go straight to finding other products that are like it.
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While the spending measure does not include a waiver for Mattis, it requires the Senate Armed Services Committee to take up a change to the rules within five days of it being introduced, or else it would go straight to the Senate floor.
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Before having to run back to work — "We actually had to go straight from there to the venue where the concert was that night," she recalls —the Bedroom Kandi founder paused to note how quickly she feels her son is growing up.
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" Abu Qutaiba, the rebel commander, said his group, called Go Straight as You Were Commanded, receives aid through a covert program run by the C.I.A. and allied intelligence agencies, including what he called "precise weapons," and "would never randomly shell regime-held areas.
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"We close in style, with the promise made to Italians, we will cut 345 lawmakers and then, for the sake of dignity, honesty and coherence, we will go straight to a vote," Salvini said in the upper house of parliament in Rome.
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"There are so many galaxies moving at different velocities relative to our own, so I figured I'd skip that step and go straight to the biggest apparently moving thing I could think of — the CMB," O'Donoghue said, referring to the cosmic microwave background.
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The problem with this is that when eating disorders are discussed, people go straight to the clinical disorders—so anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa—and what that means is there are a whole lot of people, like me, who don't meet that criteria.
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The dispute in the Oversight Committee could soon put to a test yet another provision of Tuesday's resolution, allowing committees to go straight to court to enforce subpoenas without a full House vote as long as they have the blessing of leadership.
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At the time he was a player on the Cuban national team, but he didn't go straight to the US. Instead, he set up residency in Mexico and signed a 7-year, $42 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers later that year.
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"Laker nation, man, I would be selling you all short if I read off this shit so I'm going to go straight from the heart," James said to a raucous applause from the sold-out crowd at Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles.
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PARIS — Facing pressure from French theater owners upset that Netflix films would go straight to streaming, the Cannes Film Festival said Wednesday that it would change its rules to require all future competition films to commit to distribution in French movie theaters.
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The big fear when people talk about, "Oh no, we shouldn't go to the moon, we should go straight to Mars," ... is that we'll go to the moon and get bogged down at the moon and we'll never make it to Mars.
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The N.B.A. stopped allowing players to go straight from high school to the league beginning in 2006, effectively forcing players to attend at least a year of college before turning pro and creating what became known as the "one and done" rule.
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According to Anderson, the recent dining emphasis in American&aposs Flagship lounges is not simply meant as a luxury feature; it&aposs about offering flexibility to those passengers who may be planning to lay back and go straight to sleep after takeoff.
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"When I got fired from Office Depot, the thing that I did — which seemed like the best thing to do — was go straight to the studio and write a f---ing song about it," Monae said in a recent video interview with Fast Company.
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Today, most indie directors are forced onto one of two paths: be content to have your films go straight to VOD or Netflix, or parlay your indie success into a shot at directing a blockbuster, a move that can either make or tank a career.
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A little over three months before he's likely to enter the league and sign a lucrative rookie deal, his freak injury led many people, including NBA players, to argue that basketball players should be allowed to go straight to the NBA from high school.
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