Go through that process that every kid has to go through.
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We go through wellness, and we just go through your tactical remedies.
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You didn't have to go through the things you go through today.
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All the sound has to go through the tunnel the players go through?
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I'm happy with who I am, but to go through what I had to go through, I would never want to have to go through that again.
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That's not something anyone would want to go through or have anyone go through.
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Why go through that effort, go through that uncertainty, to do this direct listing?
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He's going to go through the process, I'm going to go through it with him.
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Jones: You see him go through so much that nobody would want to go through.
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But you will go through this process, and you have to go through it alone.
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Also the train tracks go through pathways that highways don't go through so it's cool.
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When you go through this thing with real life aliens, you go through psychological changes.
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Why don't you go through pretty much everything and then we'll go through piece by piece.
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It was very difficult to go through it, but I was very happy to go through.
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They go through pain; they go through different things that most people are unwilling to do.
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And if you don't go through that when you're 30, you'll go through it when you're 40.
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You go through as much as you're going to go through with Chef Ramsay before [moving on].
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BUT THEY GO THROUGH LIBERTY A LOT, IT WOULD SEEM – RUTLEDGE: YES, SOME PEOPLE GO THROUGH LIBERTY.
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You go through the metal detector at the front and your belt gets you another go-through.
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They have to go through a lot of different things that we don't have to go through.
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Do they go through the same security background check as a CIA person would have to go through?
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VJ: Well, we have to do a proper tasting: We have to go through the sight, we have to go through the smell, we have to go through the palate, and then the color.
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If they go through reconciliation, they still have to go through the Senate, but there's just too many roadblocks.
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"You go through ups and downs in life, and you go through ups and downs in training," Keflezighi said.
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"This is going to go through the country the way normal recession forces go through the economy," Blinder said.
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He's going to go through some growing pains, and we're going to have to go through them with him.
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We are not forecasting for 2017 a fiscal plan to go through or a tax plan to go through.
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You don't have to go through a rigorous physical transition, you don't have to go through all of those things.
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Would you rather go through life anonymously, or would you rather go through life with people knowing who you are?
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You just have to let yourself go through it and go through the journey and be there for each other.
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She had to go through everything that she had to go through to get clean, to detox, and to remain clean.
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"You don't want to go through [labor and birth] alone, and you go through it alone," one woman told the outlet.
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Did he go through Istanbul, as he said he did, or did he maybe go through another city, like, say, Ankara?
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"We will go through the same process that any federal contract has to go through to build this wall," he said.
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I think we had to go through that phase and I think we're going to go through that phase with [virtual reality].
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"That's a very painful thing to go through and it's also a really painful thing to go through in public," Tyler said.
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We will go through pain in this process, but at least we can go through knowing what's happened and without 'what ifs.
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A lot of players go through it, but you've got to understand to reach greatness you've got to go through a struggle sometimes.
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We've got to go through some things, go through some adversity, see how guys react to it, and see what gets guys going.
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But I'm sure they'll try and cook up other things, they'll go through the state of New York, they'll go through other places.
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I had place to just go and put something on without having to go through a producer or go through the commercial network.
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"As two exes go, they really have to go through so much together, more than normal exes have to go through," DeVitto tells PEOPLE.
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Like if you had to go through a bunch of people, if you had to go through, who would say who's doing amazing things?
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Many societies go through extreme polarization and division and come out better, but what they have to go through to get there is — Chayenne: Ugly.
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I figure I can go through three $30 candles in the time it takes to go through one of these, so it about evens out.
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The average age that women go through menopause is 51, but before that, they go through a period called perimenopause, usually starting in their 40s.
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"My mission is to make certain that no one has to go through in 85033 what I had to go through in 2018," she said.
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It's one of the most jarring experiences to go through whether you're experiencing loss yourself or watching someone you love go through the grieving process.
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"A lot of things he had to endure, I didn't have to go through that, and Maame doesn't have to go through that," Barthell said.
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You can swipe up to go through the apps; you can also swipe down on the side to go through the alphabet (which could be faster).
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I represent equality, I come from the black community where we get treated unfairly sometimes, we go through situations that everybody don't have to go through.
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Evans said Obama was "willing to go through everything everyone else was willing to go through," watching a 20-minute long video on a juror's responsibilities.
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So many more women die from childbirth and complications from pregnancy, and people shouldn't have to go through with something they don't want to go through.
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It's a bunch of 20-something-year-olds living together, and they all go through things that me and you go through — work problems, relationship problems.
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Trans people also have to go through personal, legal, and social changes — and some may go through some of these changes but forgo medical procedures entirely.
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What that means is career lawyers go through and see what record -- go through all the records and see what can and cannot be shared with Congress.
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"We have a process within Treasury where we go through and look at currency manipulation across the board, and we'll go through that process," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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The family wants "to make sure that other families don't have to go through the pain and grief that they have had to go through," he said.
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I had to go through the whole lot, twice, then I had to go through what I had chose as the semi-finalists multiple times after that.
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Part of the problem is that although patients looking at weight-loss surgery go through significant physical examinations, they go through minimal — if any — mental-health screening.
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Even with acting—to go through those dark moods that you personally go through and put them outside of yourself and into a character is very therapeutic.
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NIELSEN: The laws prohibit us from detaining families while they go through prosecution for illegally entering the border and while they go through prosecutions for immigration proceedings.
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He can go through periods of extreme depression where he will self-medicate, but then he can go through periods of being equally upbeat, resilient, and energetic.
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"I can't imagine they're going to want to go through what they're going to have to go through if they do it the hard way," he warned.
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If you can't go through the door, go through the window is the inaugural show's title — a bit tongue-in-cheek considering the impenetrability of the exhibition space.
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But if I do have to, they're going to have to go through quite a lot of trials to go through me because my daughters are my life.
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"We have a process within Treasury where we go through and look at currency manipulation across the board, and we'll go through that process," Mnuchin said on CNBC.
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" He also added that women "have to go through a lot of different things that we don't have to go through, you know, the hormones and different stuff.
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"You see her having struggles with friends and real life things that are actually interesting for me to go through, as well as having Alex go through," Winter explains.
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Renters who rent from AIMCO are required to go through a criminal background and credit check, and the company has noted that Airbnb customers don't go through these checks.
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The one thing I would tell other working moms:You can't let yourself go through work and go through parenting always feeling like you should be in the other place.
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"I told Donnie, what he had to go through the past three days and what he has to go through tomorrow, you don't wish that on anybody," Collins said.
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"Unfortunately we're going to have to go through this, and this team that's totally innocent will have to go through it, but I'll get 'em through it," Pitino said.
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I had to go through the G-League and everything like that, so I had to go through some things, but I love the game so I didn't care.
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"The literature estimates that researchers go through an average of 15,000 compounds to find one that will go through the drug testing process and reach clinical use," Gerwick said.
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But — deep breath, everyone — let's go through them.
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"The toil that they go through is something that no one should have to go through," said Harper Jean Tobin, director of policy at the National Center for Transgender Equality.
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And I'm going to have to see her go through so many things that kids have to go through, I mean, getting her heart broken, it's just so much pain.
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It was emotionally and physically draining to watch a woman go through what so many women go through, but at the hands of the United States Congress; at America's hands.
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"Is it better to go through a charade process to get you the job, or is it better for me to just give you the job, because I don't have to go through a bid process, I don't have to go through an application process," Watt is recorded saying, according to NPR.
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And I didn't want to go through what I had seen my relatives go through—particularly one close relative, who was extremely bright and got pregnant her first semester of college.
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You can make those decisions, but I'll tell you, it is much, much better to go through life attacking days than it is to go through life getting attacked by days.
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"No one is going to believe we are for real until we successfully go through a downturn, and go through it well," Mr. Reuss said at a company event last week.
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Doctors have to go through an eight-hour training course to get certification to prescribe it, and nurse practitioners and physician assistants have to go through a 24-hour training course.
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For example, cyberwarfare — should that go through Congress too?
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"But it didn't go through, " Musk sheepishly pointed out.
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But here is ... So go through how it happened.
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That's why I don't read ... Go through their things.
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And I can't imagine anyone who had to go through that in the past week or in the past year or whoever's had to go through a shooting like what happened here.
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But to do that, trans men from North Carolina would have to go through an arduous legal process and only after they go through full gender-affirming surgery — meaning, change their genitalia.
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And I think you go through a cycle over – it's not of six months, and it's not a year, you go through a cycle of kind of recalibrating and resetting the business.
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Reporters attempting to enter the chamber had to first go through a metal detector (we, along with anyone visiting or working there, ordinarily only go through detectors to enter the Capitol facilities).
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You don't get a [menstruation] every 28 days ... you can do a lot that we do, but I get offended by the idea that we go through something you will never go through.
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"The concept we wanted to explore was the disorientation that you go through in life, and the quest that we all go through to kind of find the ground again," the director said.
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"I would guess if anyone else had to go through the things we have to go through being black and female, it would be hard to get up in the morning," Roper says.
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That's why, for example, 84 percent of internet paths originating in Brazil go through the United States, and 60 percent of paths originating in Kenya go through the US, according to the paper.
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Unfortunately, Hernandez isn't the only girl to go through it.
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I had to go through a lot personally and emotionally.
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Why don't you each go through what you think works.
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Go through emails and email a prosecutor about a case.
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In most states, you'll have to go through medical underwriting.
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Eventually, Burt wants every manager to go through the training.
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Maria was something I wouldn't want anyone to go through.
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Will she be forced to go through with the Ceremony?
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I mean, can you imagine having to go through this?
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Instead it gets carried and has to go through security.
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Still, there's one awesome reason he'd go through it again.
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"I would hate to go through that again," Lili says.
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Rarely do pregnant characters go through with the medical procedure.
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But more migrants go through Tamaulipas than any other state.
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Let's go through that sentence one step at a time.
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While you sleep, you go through cycles of sleep states.
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You can go through the list of open IARPA grants.
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Women who work in offices go through this as well.
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And if you look at ... KS: Well, go through them.
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Quick: All right, let's go through this one by one.
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We'll never know, because Gypsy can't go through with it.
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There's a learning curve that every worker must go through.
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I won't go through the list of them all now.
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Only the top 16 go through to the evening semis.
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It was really important for me to go through that.
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The group was asked to go through a secondary inspection.
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ZS: A majority do, but they go through social media.
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The dogs go through a bag every couple of months.
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She has so much learning and development to go through.
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Surprises arrive as you go through your normal, everyday routine.
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Let's go through her poses.. First, she posed standing up.
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Did you go through a lot of versions or revisions?
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I just don't want somebody else to go through this.
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He said 'Welcome, now you know what guys go through.
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Most of us go through life without making a mark.
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I hated to see my poor wife go through this.
|
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Today, 5,000 job applications go through the site every day.
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I think malt whiskey will go through that same evolution.
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But-- let me just go through a little bit more.
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The employees and owners will also go through sensitivity training.
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I could go through this process by process by process.
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Let's go through the whole thing (warning: major spoilers below!).
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I feel like all preteen girls go through this phase.
|
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He didn t have to see Brittany go through that.
|
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To go through 40,000 tweets to get back to 2008?
|
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Don't you have any empathy for what they go through?
|
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Let's go through this calculation together with the dinner example.
|
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Generally, most phones go through their lifespans without any issues.
|
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I want to go through a couple of examples today.
|
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This year the numbers go through the end of June.
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I listen to podcasts as I go through my workout.
|
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Should Brexit go through, he will no longer be involved.
|
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Requests have to go through the United States Justice Department.
|
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We all go through phases, and we never really stop.
|
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It will go through final passage today in the House.
|
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So it's actually been awesome to go through this together.
|
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A bunker where you will have to go through tunnels.
|
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No kids should have to go through [what I did].
|
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Thankful every day that I didn't go through with it.
|
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Did you really want to go through all that again?
|
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With Savvant, you won't have to go through that again.
|
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He urged the intermediary to go through proper whistleblower channels.
|
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I mean, should I go through some of the names?
|
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To be clear, a transaction doesn't actually go through FlareAgent.
|
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It is a terrifying thing to have to go through.
|
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It's just a horrible feeling to have to go through.
|
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"As you go through life," Cole said, "expect the unexpected."
|
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But that doesn't mean we shouldn't go through that case.
|
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Get $100,000 credit, go through their school and get it.
|
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For so long I just couldn't go through with it.
|
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He feels crappy about what Kim had to go through.
|
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"I want to go through the discovery process," Barr said.
|
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What was it like to watch her go through that?
|
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I had to go through three guys with machine guns.
|
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I had to go through locked doors with electronic codes.
|
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My parents are always anxious when they go through customs.
|
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At the time I just couldn't go through it again.
|
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This is not something I want anybody to go through.
|
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And one — Michigan — will likely go through a ballot initiative.
|
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We go through the entire store grabbing what we want.
|
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Unless they diversify, they're going to go through this again.
|
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It's going to be something incredibly impressive to go through.
|
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"I don't want to go through the examples", he said.
|
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Somehow I hit send then but it didn't go through.
|
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Nobody wants to go through this every year or two.
|
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"They have to go through the motions," the lobbyist added.
|
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Karp then allegedly let the sale by KT4 go through.
|
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For the first time, it will go through the rings.
|
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"People need to understand what officers go through," said McFadden.
|
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I think my coach wouldn't let me go through that.
|
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Unfortunately, it will have to go through the courts first.
|
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Why did I have to go through all this pain?
|
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I have high hopes that she'd go through with it.
|
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Very few ordinary people actually go through raw data dumps.
|
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And you go through what is a massive America comeback.
|
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We go through the process with all of our products.
|
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And will you actually go through with the $35,000+ purchase?
|
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"…decided not to [go through with a surgery]," Lupita finishes.
|
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"We did go through a very thorough analysis," he said.
|
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So, you go through the transition sometimes to get work.
|
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I'm so sorry you had to go through this twice.
|
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"Laura, now you know what I go through," Carlson says.
|
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Let's go through the life and times of Amy Schumer.
|
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You go through something, and then you move past it.
|
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In most states, you have to go through medical underwriting.
|
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The FEC has allowed some of those to go through.
|
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Srikanth Talapadi from Chimple : We go through a constructivist model.
|
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Every kid is going to go through the same thing.
|
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It's one thing to go through such a terrifying experience.
|
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It was actually a really good process to go through.
|
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This is a lot for one person to go through.
|
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Let's go through the craziest ones submitted to the chain.
|
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Why it matters: The cuts will go through starting Jan.
|
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"You kind of go through the spectrum emotionally," she says.
|
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They've been through that, so they can go through anything.
|
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So that's the progression I go through when I'm designing.
|
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And those citizens go through a due process of law.
|
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It needs a majority for its offer to go through.
|
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It's just, they need to go through their own thing.
|
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To go through 260,000 tweets to get back to 2008?
|
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That was an awesome set of transitions to go through.
|
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You can go through so many lives in one life.
|
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I don't want to go through the same experience again.
|
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Only one guy can go through, and Kevin's pretty tough.
|
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These entrants go through an automated check for eligibility (ESTA).
|
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I usually go through a pair of gloves a season.
|
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Without having to go through ... Without having to re-compete.
|
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My NGO actually accompanied her to go through the process.
|
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Suddenly, I was watching BoJack go through the same thing.
|
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Maddy didn't go through any inner turmoil about her decision.
|
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Probably 90 percent likely that that's going to go through.
|
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Issa: OK, let's go through the 5C running iOS 9.
|
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It's really tough when you go through a major betrayal.
|
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They have to go through parliament ... There is a process.
|
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Fresh space underwear can even go through the inducer tube.
|
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We can easily go through 10 eggs in the morning.
|
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"It's just something we have to go through," he said.
|
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These talks were scheduled to go through at least Friday.
|
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Why go through all that trouble making fake networking contacts?
|
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I just don't want my child to go through that.
|
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The ad did not go through formal testing, Rowe said.
|
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Recruit: You know, you go through a really rough time.
|
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There are guys who go through hard times and mope.
|
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Talks are scheduled to go through Friday and possibly longer.
|
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Without the necessary documents, the purchase had to go through.
|
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But things don't have to go through the federal government.
|
|
At lunch, you don't want to go through the traffic?
|
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"We're not going to go through the semantics," Thompson said.
|
|
Upon arriving, I was required to go through Mexican customs.
|
|
The previous process required businesses to go through Congress first.
|
|
Clearly, Diamond's shareholders want the Apollo takeover to go through.
|
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IT'S BEEN A – I COULD GO THROUGH A LONG LIST.
|
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However, the FTC did not go through with it then.
|
|
I'm not looking to look back and go through this.
|
|
No other president should have to go through this again.
|
|
No, I had hundreds of students go through the course.
|
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Donald Trump: Well, she's going to go through some things.
|
|
Regardless, I heard a decided murmur go through the crowd.
|
|
Next, the cut parts go through a series of sanding.
|
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Who knows, my savings game might go through the roof.
|
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I don't want others to go through what I did.
|
|
It is not clear when the deal will go through.
|
|
Why should she have to go through all of this?
|
|
" She added, "I am entitled to go through a crisis.
|
|
We go through all of it, and it's included there.
|
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I don't want any more families to go through this.
|
|
It will all go through the policymaking sausage grinder eventually.
|
|
And they go through a lot of coffee — and booze.
|
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Sometimes you have to go through a little bit more.
|
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Students who go through the program often hire each other.
|
|
You go through a metal detector; they pat you down.
|
|
Most likely to get high and go through your phone.
|
|
How much weed do you go through in an episode?
|
|
I hope no one else has to go through that.
|
|
Why go through all that effort in the first place?
|
|
Just go through the legal channels when getting into Canada.
|
|
But why go through this long, stinky process at all?
|
|
Our doctors and pharmacists have to go through special training.
|
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To some extent, that's what people with narcolepsy go through.
|
|
Men didn't go through wild hormonal changes for nine months!
|
|
To go through the entire feature list would be folly.
|
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You don't have to go through a publisher, or anything.
|
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Am I brave enough to go through what she does?
|
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No woman should have to go through what I did.
|
|
"I would go through the process again," Monica told me.
|
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Tap "Send now" and your money transfer will go through.
|
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Q. Can coronavirus go through skin and into the body?
|
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People go through a routine when they play the anthem.
|
|
"The voters need to go through biometric verification," he said.
|
|
For "Westworld," Lisa and I go through three distinct phases.
|
|
"She'll never go through with it," I said to myself.
|
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Then I feel comfortable letting this go through, right. Exactly.
|
|
Everything you go through is an experience, a learning opportunity.
|
|
"No one should have to go through that," Amiri said.
|
|
It's an even more perverse way to go through life.
|
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"A lot of them go through bad neighborhoods," he said.
|
|
Many Republicans aren't eager to go through that process again.
|
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All of the Birds go through that in some way.
|
|
I go through my usual morning, just an hour later.
|
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I didn't want a family to go through that again.
|
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"What country wants to go through that again?" she said.
|
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Maybe they're waiting for the trademark to fully go through.
|
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But animals pay a steep price to go through metamorphosis.
|
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We are going to go through that all over again.
|
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Inside the struggle millions of Americans go through to vote.
|
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Why should women have to go through 400 menstrual cycles?
|
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If they can't go through the front, we're not performing.
|
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I'll go through any packages that I've received that week.
|
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To do that, however, they've got to go through Torvalds.
|
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Marshal candidates go through an internship followed by specialist training.
|
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Anything must be better than what we consistently go through.
|
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"My mom had to go through a lot," Pandey said.
|
|
Of the agony that decision makers or operators go through.
|
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When you go through customs, they check all your belongings.
|
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They need to go through the process the right way.
|
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"I never thought I would go through anything like this."
|
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WARM UP Then I go through all the dance sequences.
|
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Then again: Other types of media consolidation could go through.
|
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Our museum is going to go through a major transformation.
|
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Israel wants all assistance to go through the Palestinian Authority.
|
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There's a lot of steps you have to go through.
|
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" He continued: "It doesn't make it fun to go through.
|
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"It's tough to see him go through this," Frazier said.
|
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Celebs go through the same thing, just as Bella Hadid.
|
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The goods go through distributors, then get sold to exporters.
|
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He didn't go through the normal American or international channels.
|
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ALL SIDES OF THE VARIOUS POLICIES THAT WE GO THROUGH.
|
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When women go through menopause, their levels of estrogen decrease.
|
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They will go through 10,000 to 30,000 seashells a year.
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"All businesses and markets go through challenges," Evans said Friday.
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It doesn't have to go through a middleman, you know.
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I don't want him to go through life without him.
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I feel like I want to go through it again.
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About 70 percent of China's internet searches go through Baidu.
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And it would be impossible to go through another company.
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It's a shame our country had to go through this.
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Let's go through the Cheesecake Factory menu and the candidates.
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They're required to go through stages of pregnancy and conception.
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What's the dollar amount that they have to go through?
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"Maybe I can quietly go through the tournament," Zverev said.
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I was the first female officer to go through, supposedly.
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There, adult amphibians go through courtship, mate and fertilize eggs.
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Now I understand what people go through in the aftermath.
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Of course, Emma might not go through with the pregnancy.
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Let's go through the numbers starting with this one: 21.
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This echoes the process a lot of authors go through.
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Delayed, they may go through smoltification at the wrong time.
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Now, she said, she has to go through approved vendors.
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I go through bouts of that, but it's completely normal.
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"Sometimes you go through rough stretches like this," Duda said.
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It's not like Reggie Jackson's generation didn't go through it.
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"I would go through it all my life," she said.
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" Trump added, ominously: "She's going to go through some things.
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I won't go through what they were, photographs and sound.
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Any return to Congress would have to go through Rep.
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Many go through their life keeping their sexuality a secret.
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"It's a really harrowing experience he's had to go through."
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Now my questions: First, can this legislation still go through?
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Why do I have to go through all this plastic?
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When I finish a book, I go through that pile.
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Some go through wholesalers, others through real estate agent contacts.
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"We can't let another family go through this," he says.
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I got to go through them on Sunday night again.
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"I used to go through there," Ms. Pasternak, 20, said.
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You don't go through these endless bureaucratic things and delays.
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Just go through the motions and pretend you're cleaning something.
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"No student should have to go through that," he said.
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The deal cannot go through until the suit is resolved.
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Go through $1,400 then you've cleared five years of resistance.
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We can't go through another four years of Justin Trudeau.
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"It's important for me to go through this," he said.
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Hutchinson urging him not to go through with the plan.
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I know the hurt and the pain they go through.
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And it doesn't go through traditional financial institutions like banks.
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No rhyme or reason, just to go through the thing.
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Will the writers really go through with firing their agents?
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The applicant also must go through a firearms safety course.
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Like no one should ever have to go through that.
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Ultimately, Khamenei did allow the nuclear deal to go through.
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Hope we will never have to go through this again.
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I'll just go through the things that are publicly announced.
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I'm not going to go through all that again, though.
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To understand why, let's first go through how Obamacare works.
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Go through a couple of them because they're ... Oh, God.
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So let's go through a few of the tech booms.
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There's so many engineers who go through the same thing.
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If this bill doesn't go through you'd stop those subsidies?
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To see her sick most of our lives with breast cancer and fighting that battle for almost 10 years — I just don't want to have to go through what she had to go through.
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"I think if you take a deep breath and just go through the motions of what you need to go through, you won't even remember you were there a few hours later," he said.
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I don't even think it's a thing about putting it in the black experience, it's about showing everybody that this is some stuff we go through and this is how we go through it.
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Regulations go through a formal rulemaking process, and once the 60-day window closes, the Trump administration would need to go through its own rulemaking process to overturn a regulation enacted by the Obama administration.
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"Having to go through being harassed for every day of my life for the past year because of a mistake I made four years ago is not anything anyone deserves to go through," she said.
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But when you realize what the car has to go through, what the drivers go through, all the challenges with the bad weather in the middle of the night, all these different things that happen.
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We know it's true because of all the other witnesses who we'll go through the testimony of, and all the documentary evidence which we'll go through, including emails from Mr. Manafort, that corroborate his testimony.
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"Because we're under occupation, we can't go through any road, we have to get permits, we have to go through commercial checkpoints, we have to pay extra fees for storage and security checks," Canaan says.
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"I would never compare myself to Muhammad Ali because I never had to go through what those guys had to go through back in those times," James said shortly after the boxer's death in 2016.
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"There's just no understanding until you go through it," she said.
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And so we're going to go through some of them now.
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It's like, why did I have to go through that hurt?
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THAT SAID, WE'RE LEARNING AS WE GO THROUGH THIS CURRENT SITUATION.
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We're in the airport, and then I can go through immigration.
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Carter is a really wonderful man and people go through things.
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We haven&apost had time to go through the whole thing.
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Don&apost you have any empathy for what they go through?
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"It's just a process you have to go through," he said.
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Tom, go through the same list of questions in your mind.
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Sebastian Gorka, I mean, I&aposll just go through the list.
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It took me several years to go through the immigration process.
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I hope my kid is not going to go through that.
|
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Atlanta just validates what Black people go through all the time.
|
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I wouldn't want my kids to go through the same experience.
|
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But if and when this proposal would go through is unclear.
|
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"I'm not sure we should go through with this," he answered.
|
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No, I didn't mean to go through any of my career.
|
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We have to go through things so we get through things.
|
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Watching them go through it has been as hard as anything.
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I go through my normal morning water, vitamins, and coffee ritual.
|
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This is similar to the process babies go through during teething.
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And you know, people come and go through the White House.
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The bill will go through one more vote in the Senate.
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"We are hopeful that the plan will go through," Gutgeld said.
|
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I just thought, wow, we're going to go through this again.
|
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Weed also helped Zachow go through her gender and sexual awakening.
|
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"Every briefing we go through we gain new information," said Sen.
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Every attendee will be required to go through a metal detector.
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You find out about character when you go through tough times.
|
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They shouldn't feel like they have to go through this alone.
|
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"I've seen Buzzfeed go through a lot of eras," she said.
|
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Seeing Tonya go through Bell's Palsy made me want to cry.
|
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No one wants to see her go through something like this.
|
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"I guess we all have to go through something," she added.
|
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Bottom line: Yes, we're going to have to go through this.
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BECKY QUICK: All right, let's go through this one by one.
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We go through days without anybody even standing up [in protest].
|
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They go through some legal and compliance and contracting type things.
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"I'm not sure we should go through with this," Cena says.
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Nor would I be the only person to go through this.
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And it was a routine procedure that many people go through.
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And it was a routine procedure that many people go through.
|
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Someone who can go through incredible odds and come out victorious.
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You go through spy missions and it unlocks effects throughout Epcot.
|
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Did you have to go through any hoops to do that?
|
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Why do we have to go through the same thing again?
|
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And -- so, let's go through— the market reaction was interesting, Kevin.
|
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I'm going to go through each of these rivals really quickly.
|
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"You don't understand what I had to go through," she said.
|
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I was not about to stick around and go through that.
|
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As we go through the question, I make pasta with pesto.
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Friends tell me that their kindergartners go through active shooter drills.
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Sometimes I go through periods of time where I gain weight.
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"You kind of have to go through that education," she said.
|
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They don't go through with it, but it's quite the con.
|
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If you go through all these layers you usually reach muscle.
|
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"Quinnen was watching him go through all of this," Pope said.
|
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The proposal will have to go through a public comment period.
|
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"That's what happens when you go through a breakup," he said.
|
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Take your time and go through it twice; it's worth it.
|
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This is a process that took them years to go through.
|
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I think that artists go through periods of contraction and expansion.
|
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This morning, it's time to go through all of my bills.
|
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I go through about two lessons for each language every day.
|
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But I felt our performance merited the opportunity to go through.
|
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The AirPort Express update can help you go through this transition.
|
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They basically go through a yearlong period of a second infancy.
|
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That's a tough lineup, all right-handed hitters to go through.
|
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Its technical leadership fellows go through a six-month vetting process.
|
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These people don't go through one central clearinghouse to buy plans.
|
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We have a feeling the ratings will go through the roof.
|
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There are too many that have to go through Senate confirmation.
|
|
Instagram is far from the first app to go through this.
|
|
We go through $6 in quarters each time I do laundry.
|
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They will go through the rack and ask, 'Where's the Gucci?
|
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First, you had to go through some kind of tennis school.
|
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And there are all these examples that we can go through.
|
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All passengers were asked to go through the security check again.
|
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Sometimes we go through a bad season but it will pass.
|
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You have to go through the dark night and it's hard.
|
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Approach the door, and you'll find it impossible to go through.
|
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The swap requires more than 50 percent participation to go through.
|
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But I think he is strong enough to go through that.
|
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And I could go through a whole list of them, OK?
|
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I literally didn't want to go through any day at all.
|
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But you can't go through the stuff no one has experienced.
|
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"I'm not convinced that the project will go through," Green says.
|
|
Let's go through their cutest couple moments of That '70s Show.
|
|
They go through hellish marriages, and then get out of them.
|
|
But there's comfort in seeing others go through that same struggle.
|
|
Pixar films go through long development processes at the story stage.
|
|
" Second, she advises, "go through all the financial details about yourself.
|
|
However, he thinks the deal will probably go through the DOJ.
|
|
There are times when companies go through tremendous challenges and misfortunes.
|
|
I don't want another family going through what we go through.
|
|
We are not about to go through mass destruction and fatality.
|
|
I don't want no parent to have to go through this.
|
|
We're going to go through weird growing pains as a culture.
|
|
I think that's something a lot of young women go through.
|
|
How many times do we have to go through this, Jesse?
|
|
"I go through phases when it comes to smoothies," she says.
|
|
"I go through phases," she said in an interview in November.
|
|
Sunrise said it is confident that the deal will go through.
|
|
I don't want them to go through that kind of effort.
|
|
I mean, I'll go through the whole training course, everything else.
|
|
This is only a process they have to go through once.
|
|
They were like, 'Do you want to go through [that] again?
|
|
We've got the journals to go through, more interviews to do.
|
|
Dudley says, inadvertently encouraging her to go through with her plan.
|
|
It is not possible to go through life without hurting people.
|
|
The project isn't officially closed yet, but should it go through.
|
|
How is technology serving women's needs when they go through menopause?
|
|
Many millions of Americans are going to go through hard times.
|
|
Guys go through different slumps at different times in their career.
|
|
We never have to go through these shitty situations with them.
|
|
"No one should have to go through what we went through."
|
|
Intuitively, I knew that I had to go through this myself.
|
|
I go through phases of feeling distracted and that feels negative.
|
|
But to get here, we had to go through three checkpoints.
|
|
"You go through a lot of things at McDonald's," he said.
|
|
"I know what families go through to find answers," she says.
|
|
Let's go through the ones we see in the trailer. 1.
|
|
"Couples go through ups and downs that's normal life," she continued.
|
|
"We have a lot of process to go through," she said.
|
|
It is too weak to go through the same thing again.
|
|
Would I have to go through that whole treatment once more?
|
|
Their mutual enjoyment, as they go through their paces, is palpable.
|
|
I'm happy that he doesn't have to go through that anymore.
|
|
As a designer, those are the obstacles that you go through.
|
|
No child should ever have to go through that, it's terrible.
|
|
So let's go through some of these things, everything like that.
|
|
I think when you go through a breakup you need that.
|
|
She told me to go through the courts to establish paternity.
|
|
When I go through shit, I put it in my music.
|
|
How long will they take to go through the court system?
|
|
As for sentences, we encourage children to go through a story.
|
|
"A lot of teams go through adversity like that," Servais said.
|
|
She calls it the worst nightmare a parent can go through.
|
|
They gave us the space to go through our deliberative process.
|
|
Of course, it's very painful for Camille to go through this.
|
|
So I lobbied hard to go through whatever that process entailed.
|
|
I go through struggles just like everyone else does in life.
|
|
We go through things like cancer risk, because that's super important.
|
|
No doctor ever really said, 'You're going to go through menopause.
|
|
And we go through about a pound of sauce a day.
|
|
" Suzie added: "It was horrific watching her go through such agony.
|
|
So why did Bristowe decide to go through with the procedure?
|
|
There are a range of processes one has to go through.
|
|
I'm the ONLY person in the world to go through this!
|
|
"[It's] a self-training that you have got to go through."
|
|
I don't want to go through another election cycle like that.
|
|
Like, America's leaders go through this culture, and that's really striking.
|
|
Everybody learns a lot about themselves as they go through this.
|
|
No one should go through what my family has been through.
|
|
You can also go through the process manually via the app.
|
|
It is kind of cool, but I go through it quickly.
|
|
No one in the party wants to go through this again.
|
|
All ministerial appointments in the country go through a similar process.
|
|
So drug companies often choose not to go through the process.
|
|
For now, we'll go through the main suspects in Cesnik's story.
|
|
" He also stated, "Well, she's going to go through some things.
|
|
And it's a shame that she has to go through this.
|
|
"We are going to go through the whole gamut," he said.
|
|
As you go through life, you meet few truly great people.
|
|
You can't, they have to be here and go through it.
|
|
In a single day we go through three stages, Pink explains.
|
|
I'm not prepared to potentially go through all that hurt again.
|
|
So when you saw Gawker go through this, and then lose.
|
|
But of course I'm going to go through all the emotions.
|
|
And there are tens of thousands of items to go through.
|
|
You also can create many views to go through your contacts.
|
|
We all go through grief and loss in very unique ways.
|
|
As a player, you're going to go through ups and downs.
|
|
Go through it for savings opportunities you can seize right now.
|
|
This is the process that Senor Trump has to go through.
|
|
All go through background checks before receiving the two-year permits.
|
|
It's unfortunate, you hate to have any family go through that.
|
|
I go through emails and work through my to-do list.
|
|
At first, it was unclear how a sale would go through.
|
|
Claire insists they still go through with it despite the attack.
|
|
Repeated attempts to call sources in Gambia did not go through.
|
|
Once activated, the app gives instructions to go through the rosary.
|
|
Mentally strong people appear to go through life with relative ease.
|
|
K., page 1,' and she'd go through it like a contract.
|
|
By law, these authorizations go through a multi-agency review process.
|
|
I have some idea of what ordinary working stiffs go through.
|
|
Did it go through a bountiful spring or a terrible winter.
|
|
Did you go through the exercise of defining your company's values?
|
|
Companies go through thousands of applicants to find the perfect hire.
|
|
"Most of us go through life without much fame," he said.
|
|
Obviously throughout the season there are times you go through adversity.
|
|
Let's go through some key points working in Biden's favor. 21.
|
|
""We have an after-action review process that we go through.
|
|
But this is a change America has to go through, perhaps.
|
|
How do you go through those witch hunts and everything else?
|
|
What's more, most companies go through rough patches and pull through.
|
|
"We may go through two slightly more lean years," Valente said.
|
|
I don't think he wanted his family to go through this.
|
|
" He added cryptically that "she's going to go through some things.
|
|
The regulations will have to go through the full regulatory process.
|
|
"I never want to go through that again," he told me.
|
|
Most infants go through an average of 10 diapers a day.
|
|
It's (been) bothering me, but I have to go through it.
|
|
"We felt the shock waves go through our bodies," he said.
|
|
I want to go through the names that you've given us.
|
|
"There's a whole process you have to go through," Starhawk explained.
|
|
A plan would also have to go through Congress for approval.
|
|
Will it go through Phase 57 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
|
|
"But often text messages will go through," Ms. Bernier-Toth said.
|
|
"I know what these people go through every day," he said.
|
|
Pro athletes, how they go through the world is so elevated.
|
|
Under his leadership, bills would go through the traditional committee process.
|
|
I had to go through those things to feel the struggle.
|
|
"I'm embarrassed that they had to go through that," she said.
|
|
How many people actually go through with it is another question.
|
|
We can go through literally hundreds of submissions when developing products.
|
|
She thought they'd be disappointed she didn't go through the process.
|
|
So, as to can a regular person go through this process?
|
|
One CO's mood determine whether you go through hell or not.
|
|
So you have to be willing to go through that process.
|
|
"I love seeing kids and superfans go through it," Hickman says.
|
|
I have tried to go through Tallahassee, and it never happened.
|
|
And sometimes these tech companies in general go through cycles, right?
|
|
We go through my favorite two-minute drill plays, as well.
|
|
I'd never seen my school go through anything like this before.
|
|
There are so many resilient themes that go through Curious George.
|
|
Jim didn't force me to sit there and go through that.
|
|
I think all guys go through something of an identity crisis.
|
|
I can go through this album and I'm just more attached.
|
|
We want to go through the same thing Korea went through.
|
|
So sad he had to go through such a horrific death.
|
|
The animals "can go through several generations, in fact," she said.
|
|
The game is hard and you go through stretches like this.
|
|
Let's go through a few examples and why they stood out.
|
|
They'll go through the whole process, every day, twice a day.
|
|
I've had to go through some growing pains on my own.
|
|
"I go through periods of energy and non-energy," he said.
|
|
No matter their background, the accused go through the same steps.
|
|
"Other cities go through this more than we have," he added.
|
|
Hopefully the mailman doesn't get curious and go through your mail.
|
|
And I think similarly as you go through life: Stay busy.
|
|
This was not just some theoretical thing that families go through.
|
|
And he has every right to go through with that plan.
|
|
"So you go through some cycles; you're supposed to," Auriemma said.
|
|
"We can't go through this campaign demonizing folks," Mr. McAuliffe said.
|
|
And few advisers believe he would really go through with it.
|
|
The anxiety builds up and I never go through with it.
|
|
If that happens, sales automatically go through—sometimes with calamitous results.
|
|
I'd love to see that migration that the animals go through.
|
|
Right. Let's go through some of the other big media companies.
|
|
The researchers began by considering animals that didn't go through metamorphosis.
|
|
The books you've written, let's just go through them really quickly.
|
|
Though it is down 2-0, Mexico can still go through.
|
|
Obama had to go through some things most jurors do not.
|
|
"The emotions and the feelings that you go through," she said.
|
|
And then clearly, we're learning as we go through this, right?
|
|
Let's go through ten endings now, together: A failed ritual, fire.
|
|
I don't have any patients who want to go through withdrawal.
|
|
"It's a thing that I had to go through," he says.
|
|
Most immigrants who go through Guatemala must pass through the capital.
|
|
"This is not something anybody wants to go through," Saag said.
|
|
I will not go through that when it is my time.
|
|
People went through things they shouldn't have had to go through.
|
|
But the thought did go through the mind of their coach.
|
|
They're not going to make me go through the white door.
|
|
Calls to the disaster agency failed to go through on Tuesday.
|
|
"I don't care what I have to go through," he said.
|
|
"I think we ought to go through regular order," said Rep.
|
|
Go through their social media accounts with a fine tooth comb.
|
|
But who has the time to go through all of them?
|
|
So did I go through every single word in the call?
|
|
It's in the eye you live through, and go through life.
|
|
Hitters go through certain stretches and this one is obviously challenging.
|
|
I have friends who go through it and suffer through it.
|
|
Let's go through what we know as of right now: 1.
|
|
Didn't California just go through an existential drought for the ages?
|
|
"People should consider Brazilians and what they go through," added Djokovic.
|
|
"Take the guns first, go through due process second," he added.
|
|
"Well, she's going to go through some things," the President declares.
|
|
Opinion Columnist Most of us go through life revising our opinions.
|
|
It can take hours to go through a single medical record.
|
|
To go through that moment was something else — it was amazing.
|
|
"I never want to go through that again," Mr. Rosenthal said.
|
|
We don't go through more than any other couple goes through.
|
|
I don't want other women to go through whatever I have.
|
|
I don't want other women to go through whatever I have.
|
|
Go through them again to reveal the origin of these ideas.
|
|
We had to go through customs as we entered the plane.
|
|
"Take the gun first, go through due process second," Trump said.
|
|
"You have to see a guy go through it," Hornacek said.
|
|
I go through my nightly routine while D. plays the guitar.
|
|
So you didn't go through a withdrawal period after it ended?
|
|
I'm especially good at helping them go through their jewelry boxes.
|
|
Let's go through the logic: There are actually two ISIS manifestations.
|
|
Go through my inbox and read my various newsletters while eating.
|
|
"I go through this almost every audition," Ms. Reyes, 27, said.
|
|
But with the President, I make sure we go through lawyers.
|
|
Industry experts say no more than 12 firms would go through.
|
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He cleans up and I go through Z.'s bedtime routine.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.), America would go through a catastrophic shift.
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She's going to go through some things, it didn't sound good.
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" He also said she was "going to go through some things.
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"We have to go through them," he said at one rally.
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Her first instinct was not to go through with the pregnancy.
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Refugees already go through multiple levels of background checks for years.
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When I move, I go through them and take some out.
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You have to go through all sorts of regulatory control systems.
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WE GO THROUGH SLUMPS IN THIS COUNTRY, GOOD POLICIES ALWAYS HELP.
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For starters, you have to go through everything in the home.
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"Gun sales are going to go through the roof," Issa said.
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"It's a hardship you don't expect to go through," Fatula said.
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"There's not security you have to continually go through," Leamer said.
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Here's what people go through to make it to the US.
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"Take the guns first, go through due process second," he suggested.
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I continued to go through the motions but grew increasingly anxious.
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"No child should ever have to go through that," she said.
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We embody these characters, and we go through their emotional journeys.
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AW: I can go through a gallery, but it's not necessary.
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STYLING SESSIONS For the next hour I go through my clothing.
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But the thing is, they have to go through the process.
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It was what women go through every time they raise money.
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When we go through that surgery, it doesn't please anybody either.
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We've got a tremendous amount of documents still to go through.
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I knew we would go through hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Very few entrepreneurs feel badly about any losses they go through.
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The new deal would have needed to go through Iraq's parliament.
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We're told JG even had to go through chef boot camp.
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Most bosses would go through multiple forms, never seeming to die.
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I don't want him to go through what I went through.
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She wants to go through all of it without feeling rushed.
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So we sound old, right, when you kinda go through that.
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Finding 50 people to potentially go through this process proved challenging.
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I guess my feeling is you go through the door once.
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"One benefit of the reset is that you don't have to go through the liquidation of a portfolio that is perfectly fine and then go through the process of ramping up a new one," said Torfason.
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"Watching her battle cancer and go through chemotherapy made me sad and mad, because she shouldn't have to go through this, but it also inspired me to want to do something to help," Chloë's message said.
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It took roughly an hour to go through all the checks but you can also go through this process in Pokhara, the city where most people stay before embarking on a trek in the Annapurna region.
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A lot of other players will say that they're doing this so their cousin doesn't have to go through it, or if they're coaching so the players that they're coaching don't have to go through this.
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At the same time, [he] seemed wise enough to keep his distance to let his son go through what he needed to go through, yet remind him at the same time that he was present for him.
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"I guarantee you no one is going to go through the social stigma, the therapy, the medical transition, no one's going go through all of that to ultimately take a peek in the girls' room," said Grimm.
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Experiences that only women go through and struggles that only women face.
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It's pretty much a sure thing that the merger would go through.
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You might now need to go through the process of untraining her.
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KS: Yeah, because you're going ... Planet Out did go through it's difficulties.
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What better way to do that than to go through her phone.
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Can you imagine now every state has got to go through this?
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It remains to be seen if any such deal will go, through.
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Now, she's watching her other daughter, Angie, go through the same pain.
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Now anything it does may have to go through App Store review.
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On iOS, you can go through settings, privacy, and finally location services.
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We can go through as much as of that as you want.
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Would I still go through with it and be okay with it?
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God Bless Everyone as they go through this difficult time in America!
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A lot of parents can relate to the things we go through.
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You can then swipe left or right to go through the carousel.
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"We have a lot of evidence still to go through," Biehl said.
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It's challenging for men that are trying to go through these programs.
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Perhaps the lesson is to go through life like a burying beetle.
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So make sure you want to go through with it, then... 1.
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To go through 40,000 tweets to go to 2008 is an attack.
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"The market has to go through this sort of thing," Hanson said.
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These statements go through legal counsel and are subject to government regulation.
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No one can truly understand what they go through except for them.
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At least some users reported that their payments did not go through.
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In multicellular animals, cells go through many cycles of growth and division.
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All media queries to LME go through HKEx during Asian trading hours.
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I wouldn't want to go through this journey with anyone but you.
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"It's a hard thing to go through," he told Vancouver, Washington's KGW.
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And he just wants to go through that — I don't know why.
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Now her career is very possibly about to go through massive change.
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I go through my morning routine, get dressed, and make green tea.
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"I mean, just go through the laundry list real quick," he continued.
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"We already knew quasars go through a dust-obscured phase," Kirkpatrick said.
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Analysts say the line is more than likely to go through. Nov.
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"I just hope that no one else has to go through that."
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This year alone, they plan to go through 7,000 barrels of beer.
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No pregnant woman needs to go through being called a bitch everyday.
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First, let's go through the key mistakes and immaturity on both sides.
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"The ERA doesn't force them to go through their books," Fredrickson says.
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Keep the families intact, and then you go through the vet process.
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Then they will need to go through NIH's external scientific review *process.
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I want you to rank all the problems and go through them.
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In fact, they're laughing at us as we go through this process.
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If there's a concrete wall in front of you, go through it.
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Thematically however, it's about that one thing we all go through: love.
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"It was really hard to see her go through that," said Kordei.
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You have people that are going to go through this federal process.
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According to KRTV, Telnas couldn't go through with it at the time.
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"We don't deserve to go through this," her daughter, Jacqueline, told reporters.
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And then, of course, they had to go through the immigration process.
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Even more intensely, the line must only go through imperial-born males.
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Today, all airplanes have rounded windows and go through rigorous FAA testing.
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She adds: "I would never want anyone ever to go through this."
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Security: Pets do not go through the x-ray machine for baggage.
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I pray that no one else ever has to go through that.
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In one way, it was very difficult to go through those things.
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The legislation would first have to go through the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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I did go through a breakup and had to figure things out.
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You shouldn't have to go through extra steps for me to participate.
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Just make sure to take them off when you go through security.
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What they go through individually means something when they come back together.
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She "goes through what I go through quite often," says Mr Ford.
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Go through the non-essentials and see where you can reduce spending.
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The star tours that go through Hollywood would come to my house.
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We don't want any other families to have to go through this.
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These institutions go through changes, and we're just seeing another one now.
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To obtain those permits, drivers must go through background checks and exams.
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She should be doing all of the things that teenagers go through.
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But the company has predicted insolvency if the deal doesn't go through.
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You could go through them day by day by day by day.
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When they go through your liver, it's more of a body high.
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"I suffered stomach cramps and could not just go through," said Kamworor.
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Go through all your social accounts and contacts and, block, baby, block.
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Their high expected turnout boosts the chances the deal will go through.
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I want to go through all the investments, too, that you've made.
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"Like anything major in people's lives, you go through stages," he says.
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There was a whole list of things we had to go through.
|
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I go through the metal detector and into the airlock once again.
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I quickly grab a russet potato and go through the self-checkout.
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They go through the same quality assurance testing as Apple's own products.
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The hearing is expected to go through the end of the week.
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One, I get to experience what Mandy or Jon Huertas go through.
|
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Not even go through the motions of pretending to think about it.
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It was probably the hardest thing I've ever had to go through.
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There's a process that we have to go through to resolve it.
|
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At the end of the day, our breasts go through a lot.
|
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He predicted equity markets would go through a prolonged correction before recovering.
|
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Let's go through "False Alarm" by looking at a few key shots.
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There's no app to install and no Bluetooth pairing to go through.
|
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Like humans, the digital you (AKA holoportation) will go through an evolution.
|
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I mean, you can go through them and just get your life.
|
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MDMA is like giving people a warm blanket to go through [it].
|
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Rather, the two groups of attorneys plan to go through it separately.
|
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EVERY year, like clockwork, swathes of humanity go through the same routine.
|
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Most of my pieces take many years and go through multiple iterations.
|
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Then, we'll go through some of the principles you think are critical.
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It just wasn't as bad as I heard other people go through.
|
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It's crazy because they captured the rollercoaster of emotions we go through.
|
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Cramer learned valuable lessons from watching his father go through this situation.
|
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Which, honestly, seems like a no-brainer, should the acquisition go through.
|
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I just don't think I'll ever want to go through the hassle.
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"I go through the whole scenario in my mind often," said Ortiz.
|
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It's just a shame she has to go through this unnecessary stress.
|
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The buyer should not then be forced to go through with it.
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" She added: "I don't want to see another baby go through this.
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"I go through phases," she recently told PeopleStyle of her hair changes.
|
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"I have to go through all this alone," he says, almost bewildered.
|
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Their children, like millions of others now, go through active-shooter drills.
|
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Native Instruments has an extended sale that will go through December 2nd.
|
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I tell my family to go through checkpoints in groups, never alone.
|
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If this is the case, you'll need to go through Windows Update.
|
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I wake up and go through my typical routine, feeling like crap.
|
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"It's hard for women to go through all of this," she says.
|
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"These are just the trials that we go through," said Edwin Geronimo.
|
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One of the first to go through the process was Arion Bank.
|
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They go through three phases of company building: Project, Product and Profit.
|
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I go through my emails and start my weekly to-do list.
|
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He wants to rehearse, he wants to go through the whole script.
|
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Still, Silverstein wasn't sure she wanted to go through with the transplant.
|
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We don't want anybody else to go through what we've been through.
|
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"It's probably a good idea to go through slight cycles," he says.
|
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Again, these are only two studies, yet to go through peer review.
|
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They go through the 1990s ('90s prom, anyone?) and various other categories.
|
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"We're going to go through six months of manufacturing hell," he said.
|
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"I hope no parent ever has to go through this," says Squier.
|
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He doesn't want his kids to have to go through this again.
|
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Trust in your MO You don't have to go through this alone.
|
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After assembly, cars go through an elaborate automated and industrialized paint process.
|
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"I didn't want to see future generations have to go through that."
|
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We are looking at any legal remedies that we can go through.
|
|
Lyman: The established schedule calls for hearings to go through the week.
|
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The regional qualifiers go through August, with playoffs happening Aug. 26-28.
|
|
There's a lot that I go through looking for someone to shoot.
|
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I really like the doctor and want to go through with it.
|
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You've kind of got to go through the mud as an artist.
|
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But if you can go through that with an individual, that's love.
|
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It's the place that every young man is going to go through.
|
|
The stars of Bravo go through trials and tribulations, just like us.
|
|
An issue of this magnitude must go through the normal legislative process.
|
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Confirm your identity once, and then go through your day without worrying.
|
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Given Wheeler's backing of it, however, it seems likely to go through.
|
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Mr Abromavicius says he was pressured to let these appointments go through.
|
|
The groups will eventually pick 25 people to go through advanced training.
|
|
No child should have to go through what my son went through.
|
|
I'm not even going to go through the plot, just watch this.
|
|
So I'm glad I don't got to go through that no more.
|
|
Certain household might require getting more loans to go through current period.
|
|
Dealing with Menards foreshadowed the experience she'd go through with bigger chains.
|
|
Paul believes tax reform won't go through because of excessive government spending.
|
|
Which is a good energy to go through life with, I guess.
|
|
Another startup class will go through the accelerator in October, he said.
|
|
You go through all of that and then you get that baby.
|
|
"Isabella has to go through painful, horrific dressing changes," Lilly tells PEOPLE.
|
|
I basically stand on one spot and go through this emotional arc.
|
|
"People who go through these events can be depressed, anxious," she said.
|
|
Andy Cohen was apologetic they had to go through with it all.
|
|
We had to go through his first birthday he wasn't with us.
|
|
Obviously I can't go through with those feelings because I'm married now.
|
|
Now I see the struggles they go through and it shocks me.
|
|
Few people go through life without having at least one celebrity crush.
|
|
We certainly go through periods where we have increases in Sasquatch sightings.
|
|
As they go through that transition, there's going to be some volatility.
|
|
I think there's an intellectual process that you're about to go through.
|
|
Once evacuees arrive and go through a security screening, they check in.
|
|
But it's a not a certainty that a deal will go through.
|
|
"He has to go through the House and the Senate," Buffett said.
|
|
I just can't imagine what some of those other people go through.
|
|
As soon as they show that, than Sony's application will go through.
|
|
I just look at it like, a nigga gotta go through something.
|
|
AC: We just had to go through the legal department at Pixar.
|
|
"I will go through the forest,"I will go across the mountain.
|
|
But not so damaging that they won't go through with it anyway.
|
|
The viewer must go through the books to find the painted pages.
|
|
We need to systematically go through the process and figure it out.
|
|
It seemed like a sign that I shouldn't go through with it.
|
|
"Either of the two would have deserved to go through," he said.
|
|
You'd go through an amazing experience just getting off the plane there.
|
|
Trump's eventual pick will need to go through the Senate confirmation process.
|
|
Many of them are cautiously optimistic the deal will not go through.
|
|
It's a shame that your president has had to go through this.
|
|
" Of Mr. McCartney: "Adulation seems to go through him like Chinese food.
|
|
"I haven't had a real opportunity to go through it," he said.
|
|
"For what we had to go through, yeah, it was," Collins said.
|
|
No one deserves to go through all of that again...including us.
|
|
I think that's important for someone to go through in their life.
|
|
No-one should have to go through what these young women did.
|
|
A lot of times when you go through this, you stop eating.
|
|
Y Combinator has seen 3,015 founders go through its programs so far.
|
|
"Once it's safe to go through, we'll search every structure," she said.
|
|
"To have my children go through that, it brought me to tears."
|
|
"They go through the act of trick-or-treating," Carter told NPR.
|
|
"I've had the time to go through the grieving process," he added.
|
|
Are we just going to go through an exercise with no plan?
|
|
As you go through your benefits, you'll have a lot of questions.
|
|
In short: No. Let's go through this at a little deeper level.
|
|
When she gets pregnant, Shivaay forces her to go through with it.
|
|
It was just like, ugh, I don't wanna ever go through that.
|
|
I've watched people go through terrible things when they didn't have insurance.
|
|
What if we ultimately go through with it, only to move apart?
|
|
"I don't want to go through this experience again," Ms. Harris said.
|
|
Micah's toy drive reportedly kicks off Monday, and will go through Dec.
|
|
I'd say we go through about 400 pounds of shrimp every week.
|
|
Did the actors go through any special training for "The Magnificent Seven"?
|
|
We go through life measuring ourselves by other people's standards of success.
|
|
Republicans argue that any funding should go through the appropriations process. Sen.
|
|
The B30 fuel is expected to go through more tests until October.
|
|
Do I go through the process of vetting someone to hire privately?
|
|
Q: Do I have to go through the Voting Page to vote?
|
|
Why doesn't she go through with this heinous plan, you might ask?
|
|
It would take several months for rescuers to go through the rubble.
|
|
"We used to go through a water main like snakes," Bassem said.
|
|
DO YOU THINK THAT NOMINATION WILL GO THROUGH WITHOUT TOO MUCH TROUBLE?
|
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"We didn't want to go through a feeling-out process," Sullivan said.
|
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"You want the stock to go through some public scrutiny," he said.
|
|
I go through the awkward phase, and I'm like, forget about it.
|
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I'll go through my emails and write whatever I need to write.
|
|
On a busy day, Dizengoff may go through 15 gallons of hummus.
|
|
I'm not perfect, but I know the struggles working people go through.
|
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"I'm so sorry you had to go through this experience," it read.
|
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Usually, customers have to go through third parties for the holiday deals.
|
|
Over 40 percent of British exports go through the EU's Single Market.
|
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Notably, those seeking the medicines won't have to go through the FDA.
|
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He simply doesn't go through the motions of performative elite woke signaling.
|
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Obviously, I can't go through with those feelings because I'm married now.
|
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And to go through this again, it&aposs bringing it all back.
|
|
Let's go through the five nominees and see who has a chance.
|
|
I just think you need to go through the proper channels first.
|
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These deposits have yet to go through a true rate tightening period.
|
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The rule will go through a formal comment period, the official said.
|
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It is something that no one should ever have to go through.
|
|
When you go through all these dynamics with someone, you understand them.
|
|
But as companies go through these transitions, it's not necessarily smooth ride.
|
|
I wasn't sure if that was something I wanted to go through.
|
|
Is it common for people to go through a gram by themselves?
|
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They're really strong people, and they have to go through a lot.
|
|
I wouldn't wish it for anybody to go through what I did.
|
|
They have their own rules and etiquette, so we'll go through those.
|
|
All issues go through three phases: political education, political activation, political implementation.
|
|
But we had to go through that to get to this one.
|
|
There was no need for her to go through that emotional distress.
|
|
Did you go through a period of not speaking with each other?
|
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I don't want to listen to you go through goddamn menus anymore.
|
|
It was a terrifying experience no parent should have to go through.
|
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He'd go through one of his own players to get the ball.
|
|
Future videos from the channel then go through algorithmic layers of security.
|
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I reckon a lot of people go through it without even realizing.
|
|
We're like a wavelength, we can go through every sort of genre.
|
|
The Harry Potter actor, however, didn't want to go through with it.
|
|
Most clubs go through the process again when a player turns 21.
|
|
"You have to go through the shrubbery," one of the polleros replies.
|
|
Dortmund and Madrid are the overwhelming favorites to go through this year.
|
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And it would have to go through significant testing to be certified.
|
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But, most times, those kinds of things will go through the state.
|
|
What would I go through the most intrusive process to get here?
|
|
Should they go through the expense of aging and bottling affected fruit?
|
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We'll go through some basic fundamental safety training with some actual trainers.
|
|
Some of you experience and go through this yourself once a month.
|
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"We literally had two weeks to go through 300 profiles," Benjamin said.
|
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"He understands how much burden women had to go through," she said.
|
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"I'm not going to go through and do a count," Sanders said.
|
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He watched me go through the loss of his mother and sister.
|
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Players, if they choose, can go through a similar exercise every day.
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