People will be in the mood to go to extremes.
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And we go to extremes to try to do that.
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That has tempted borrowers in the Netherlands to go to extremes.
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He likes people who, like him, flout convention and go to extremes.
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These 'grammers go to extremes to get the most Insta-love possible.
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Avoid indulging your impulse to go to extremes, especially in your communications.
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Yet the Dodgers' caution with Hill seemed to go to extremes in October.
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"He seems to be a little bit more willing not to go to extremes," Mandel said.
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He would write stuff that's really out of this world, like really go to extremes, which is dramatic.
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Obviously, you don't need to go to extremes here — like scratching your nose every time your interviewer does.
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It was, in effect, a zero rate, but more importantly demonstrated the Fed's willingness to go to extremes. tmsnrt.
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Season 2 contestant Suzanne Mendonca also claimed that contestants would go to extremes to lose weight on the show.
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Imagine, for instance, a Congress concerned that a presidential administration might go to extremes in enforcing federal immigration law.
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It was, in effect, a zero rate, but more importantly demonstrated the Fed's willingness to go to extremes. tmsnrt.
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And sometimes they go to extremes, as if describing encounters with life's horrors and beauties in a very interior way.
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If it's a political allegory, the message is that both the state and its opposition tend to go to extremes.
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Told by studio executives she had to watch her figure, she would often go to extremes to lose any extra pounds.
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Alas, though, all of this wind has whetted the appetite of Israel's settlers and ruling Likud Party to go to extremes.
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If you're attached, watch out for unnecessary drama during this transit, as people are more than likely to go to extremes.
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Her character is hired to promote the girl group on social media, and she makes the members go to extremes for publicity.
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"Brazilians don't usually have a good reputation, especially when you take into consideration our tendency to go to extremes", she tells me.
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Obviously the story that he believed about his identity proved false, but I think he is someone that needs to go to extremes.
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What you have to do is go to extremes, and the extreme is where we find HMD, the company building phones under the Nokia name.
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If Trump does win a second term, I fear that the left and right could both go to extremes, as happened during Nixon's first term.
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Yet, with the parties' congressional delegations, once with overlapping voting records, now more homogeneous, the party in the majority is apt to go to extremes.
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She might also go to extremes to hide the perceived flaw, say by walking around with her hair covering her face or going under the knife.
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" While its stench is similar to vinegar or sour breast milk (depending on who you ask), Mieloch says, "Women go to extremes to maintain their skin.
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The media has been stoking the flames by constantly portraying President Trump as a liar when they go to extremes to misinterpret or misstate what he said.
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Women are sharing stories of harassment when they run, and their frustration that women are expected to go to extremes to protect themselves from predators when they run.
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Others, though, warn the Turkish strongman may go to extremes to wrest back control of the city that elected him mayor three decades ago, a position he used as a springboard to national power.
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The 25-year-old is actually just the latest example of people willing to go to extremes just to be in a city where the average cost of a one-bedroom apartment is $3,670.
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Mr. Joel looked over the set list and nixed a few songs, including "I Go to Extremes" ("It's a real throat-ripper," he said) and "I've Loved These Days" ("They're not going to know it").
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"No doctor would recommend such a thing, but unfortunately, people who have difficulty affording insulin can go to extremes," explains Robert A. Gabbay, the Chief Medical Officer and Senior Vice President at Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston.
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The fact such controversial tools are being more widely contemplated underscores the dilemma central banks across the world face, as the global slowdown forces them to go to extremes in shielding their economies from a strengthening currency.
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In the industry, men who choose to go to extremes for a role are often lauded as serious, dedicated actors — just look at how the world reacted to Jared Leto and Matthew McConaughey's Dallas Buyers Club weight loss.
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In addition, there is no need to cut back on moderate physical activity if you exceed these recommendations (unless instructed to do so by your doctor), but you don't need to go to extremes to live longer, either.
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The caucus is willing to go to extremes to pursue its objectives (threatening, for instance, to send the nation into default over disputes about spending) and it has taken down leaders, such as Speaker John Boehner, who opposed it.
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Along the way, Mr. Hernandez, who has the number 69 tattooed on his forehead and wore his hair in long multicolored braids, earned a reputation as a troll and an instigator — someone who would go to extremes for attention.
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But as Klepper has driven home again and again throughout The Opposition's first five episodes, the kinds of alt-media figures he's been observing hate admitting they might be wrong above all else, and will go to extremes to avoid it.
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As self-conscious as any odor may make you feel, there's no reason to go to extremes like douching, which, in fact, has been linked to bringing on the very infections (like BV) that cause even more (and honestly, much grosser) smells.
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" John Eliot Gardiner, the conductor of the Monteverdi Choir and a driving force in the British period-instrument movement, said in those days, "as with all pioneers, there tended to be exaggeration, and to prove a point people will go to extremes.
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Not the aggression that was once a part of the brand under its founder, but a willingness to go to extremes, even in something as simple as a crisp white shirt finished with cotton lace and fishtailing to the knee on one side.
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In an era in which it's not uncommon for people to go to extremes in the name of portraying a perfect image online, the 26-year-old said she feels like she has a responsibility as an influencer to give her followers a reality check.
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Hoppy has sent hundreds of escalating texts and emails to Ms. Frankel, her assistants and her boyfriend, demanding that she meet with Mr. Hoppy unnecessarily, stating that 'I'll never go away' and that '[y]ou left me no choice but to go to extremes,' claiming that her 'definition of harassment is comical' and that he will 'continue to communicate with [her] as [he] see[s] fit,' requesting copies of her life insurance policy, and telling her that 'I'll pray for you.
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He also talks about how you need both physical and emotional balance in your life. He also goes on to say that one should not go to extremes with anything; if you have a balanced life you will not go to extremes with anything. He thinks that narrow-minded people are the ones who go to extremes and this results in trouble and danger.
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At age 15, Javors was performing songs with his childhood friend Liberty DeVitto. He met Doug Stegmeyer in high school and along with Howard Emerson, formed the band Topper.Smith, Bill. I Go To Extremes: The Billy Joel Story.
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However, these scenes are not on the DVD, as he changed his mind after recording the commentary;Perry, Vern (October 30, 2000). "These discs go to extremes" . The Orange County Register. Mendes felt that to show scenes he previously chose not to use would detract from the film's integrity.
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Fraud is a 2016 conceptual documentary film directed by Dean Fleischer-Camp. It tells the story of an average white American family of four obsessively shopping at Big Box stores until their increasing mountain of debt leads them to go to extremes in order to wipe the slate clean and keep the money flowing.
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Extreme Paranormal is an American paranormal documentary TV special that premiered on Monday, October 26, 2009 on A&E; Network at 10pm EST. It aired as a two-part 1 hour special for Halloween and followed the missions of three paranormal investigators that go to extremes in order to make contact with spirits during their investigations.
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It is based on the 1938 novel Once Too Often by Elwyn Whitman Chambers. Claire is a society reporter and serial killer who is willing to go to extremes if it means publishing a story. She manages to keep herself in the headlines by marrying and seducing a series of wealthy men. However, all of these men die under certain mysterious circumstances.
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As a backup singer, Lloyd worked with numerous major recording artists, most notably Foreigner, who used Lloyd's vocals on hits like "Feels Like the First Time", "Cold as Ice", "Waiting for a Girl Like You", "Juke Box Hero", and "Double Vision". Lloyd can also be heard on Billy Joel’s "I Go to Extremes", as well as tracks by Yes, Peter Frampton, Survivor, and Ian McDonald.
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"I Go to Extremes" is the fourth track on Billy Joel's 1989 album, Storm Front. It was released as the second single from the album in 1990. It reached the number-six position on the US Billboard Hot 100 and peaked at number three on the Canadian RPM Top Singles chart. The song was also a top-ten hit on both the Billboard Adult Contemporary and Album Rock Tracks charts.
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Women and girls are particularly vulnerable to trafficking in poverty status. Because people in poverty have few means of supporting themselves, they often have to go to extremes to keep their families afloat. Children are also vulnerable to trafficking when their families' socio-economic situation is dire. Girls are more likely to be sold into bondage because in many societies, parents often choose to invest in their sons because sons are seen as more valuable.
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" He instead recommended other titles for those who are "up for the whole 'sexy girls chopsocky' thing." Mike Ferreira of the Anime Herald wrote that it is "without a doubt, one of the most offensive, vile pieces of crap to pass through my DVD player. It makes Ikki Tousen look like The Gentleman’s Guide in comparison. There are absolutely no redeeming qualities to speak of, and everything just seems to go to extremes to repulse the viewer.
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At first, Fulla was developed to have long coal black hair streaked with auburn and brown eyes, but later, dolls with lighter hair and eyes were introduced. The product development team considered about 10 different faces before deciding on her look. She was dressed in a black abaya and head scarf for the Saudi market, but no veil in other markets; because the product development didn't want to "go to extremes." For more liberal countries, Fulla has a white scarf and pastel coat.
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Little Miss Daredevil is a new Little Miss, created for The Mr. Men Show. Little Miss Daredevil loves to go to extremes (and until Little Miss Bossy was added in season two, was unique in being the first Little Miss with eyelashes). She loves fast cars, boats, bicycles and rockets; she even owns a collection of airplanes. On the comical side, her antics end up harming Mr. Quiet (and Miss Calamity once) in some way, and he is almost always the guinea pig for her experiments.
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KFC "Double Down" A Double Down is a sandwich offered by Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). The Double Down contains "bacon, two different kinds of melted cheese, the Colonel’s 'secret' sauce... pinched in between two pieces of Original Recipe chicken fillets."Katelin Paiz Breadless sandwiches go to extremes September 17, 2009 Daily Titan (Cal State Fullerton) It is also available with grilled chicken fillets instead of the Original Recipe fried fillets. The KFC Double Down was initially test marketed in Omaha, Nebraska and Providence, Rhode Island.
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She has been a Burst Linker since she was eight years old. Kuroyukihime was formerly the Black King, although she was driven into hiding after beheading the first Red King, Red Rider, while trying to defeat the other kings to reach level 10. She values Haru as more than a subordinate and is often the voice of reason to him when he is willing to go to extremes to protect her. Prior to her hospitalization, she confesses to Haru that she fell in love with him.
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It also breaks with the conventional narrative structures of her previous films, following a more unorganized and experimental narrative structure. Her next film, Zero Dark Thirty, is widely seen as a direct extension of The Hurt Locker, going further in-depth of historical analysis and addressing issues of geopolitics and American foreign policy. The film is her most controversial to date, with heavy criticism on the depiction of the CIA's torture practices. Throughout her career, Bigelow has been known for her tendency to go to extremes for her films.
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Storm Front is the eleventh studio album by American singer-songwriter Billy Joel, released on October 17, 1989. It was Joel's third album to reach No. 1 in the U.S. and features "We Didn't Start the Fire", a fast-paced song that cataloged a list of historical events, trends, and cultural icons from 1949 (when Joel was born) until 1989, which was Joel's third Billboard No. 1 hit. "I Go to Extremes", a song describing the ups and downs of his emotional life, placed at No. 6. Other songs that placed in the top 100 were "And So It Goes" (No.
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Agoraphobic children's book illustrator Meredith Cole is unable to leave her own home, and since her husband leaves, she decides to place an ad in the paper for someone to rent her guest bedroom. Jane Caswell rents the room, whilst her alleged brother Pete Caswell soon joins the household too, although it becomes clear that they are both not what they seem. Jane claims she's a vet and her brother claims he's a cop. Things go to extremes when Cole finds evidence of their criminal activity, leading the two young psychos-in-love to terrorize her.
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She has this trick where she has a veteran's ring ... which is actually a really terrible thing to do. She has the notion that, if it will help her out, she will go to extremes. At the same time, you don't feel judgment for her, and she doesn't do it out of any disrespect." Negga concluded that, "[...] I think that she’s really good at getting herself out of sticky situations, mainly because she’s really good at getting herself into sticky situations. There’s something about her. Even though she’s quite irreverent and loud, you can’t help but have affection for her.
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Haruki is rather carefree, calm and relaxed—to the point where she even views her own death in a calm fashion—but is sensitive about her adoptive family, in which she has many siblings, and wants to keep them protected and safe at all costs. Haruki is shown to go to extremes in order to achieve her goals—when she learnt from Nio that her own death would still ensure her wish was granted even if she failed to kill Haru, Haruki set up a trap with the intention of taking her own life. Though she survived, Haruki was only merely disappointed about her failure. Haruki is the third student of Class Black to be expelled.
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The compilation also includes the Umixit software, in which people can remix "Zanzibar" and a live version of "I Go to Extremes" with their PC. Also, a DVD of a show from the River of Dreams tour is included. Billy Joel with his band performing in California On January 7, 2006, Joel began a tour across the U.S. Having not written, or at least released, any new songs in 13 years, he featured a sampling of songs from throughout his career, including major hits as well as obscure tunes like "Zanzibar" and "All for Leyna". His tour included an unprecedented 12 sold-out concerts over several months at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The singer's stint of 12 shows at Madison Square Garden broke a previous record set by New Jersey native Bruce Springsteen, who played 10 sold-out shows at the same arena.
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Storm Front was Joel's first album since Turnstiles to be recorded without Phil Ramone as producer. For this album, he wanted a new sound, and worked with Mick Jones of Foreigner fame. Joel is also credited as one of the keyboard players on Jones' 1988 self-titled solo album, and is featured in the official video for Jones' single "Just Wanna Hold"; Joel can be seen playing the piano while his then-wife Christie Brinkley joins him and kisses him. Joel also revamped his backing band, dismissing everyone but drummer Liberty DeVitto, guitarist David Brown, and saxophone player Mark Rivera, and bringing in new faces, including multi-instrumentalist Crystal Taliefero. Storm Front's second single, "I Go to Extremes" reached No. 6 in early 1990. The album was also notable for its song "Leningrad", written after Joel met a clown in the Soviet city of that name during his tour in 1987, and "The Downeaster Alexa", written to underscore the plight of fishermen on Long Island who are barely able to make ends meet.
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It contains scenes that make you want to squirm because of their awkwardness and awfulness, and yet you don't want to look away and you're not bored. The movie has the courage to go to extremes, and some of those extremes may not be art but are certainly unforgettable...It's a slick, trashy, entertaining melodrama, with too many dumb scenes to qualify as successful." Variety wrote "While not without its problems, Rich and Famous is an absorbing drama of some notable qualities, the greatest of which is a gutsy, fascinating and largely magnificent performance by Jacqueline Bisset...For a bright, sophisticated piece such as this, particularly one under the guidance of the irrepressibly elegant George Cukor, the somewhat harsh, murky visual style is surprising." TV Guide rated the film one out of four stars and commented, "This could have been – and is – a very funny film; unfortunately, most of the laughs are unintentional...Although his version of Van Druten's play Old Acquaintance is sexier than the original 1943 screen treatment...it also fails to satisfy on many levels...This glossy soap opera suffers from Cukor's failure to control his actors.
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