Such rhetoric goes down well with neo- isolationists like Sen.
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Any subject that goes down well with media consumers could be interesting.
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"It doesn't matter what it looks like, it always goes down well."
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Mr Modi's familiar emphasis on the economy goes down well in Assam.
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Even after two decades of such rhetoric, it goes down well with many voters.
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I'm a big whisky fan, so something broody and dark also goes down well.
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That always goes down well... Do you have any recent top favorite posts from the account?
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Plotting to collude with governments to censor the internet never goes down well, especially in double helpings.
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An invitation to Trump Tower or the White House to discuss how to run America goes down well.
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My nan still has a fondness for the ones of her youth but this one goes down well.
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But it goes down well with liberal-minded Remainers who are desperately looking for an excuse to dump the Tories.
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The reformers' message of secular change and a return to the rule of law goes down well with middle-class families.
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Ultimately, "Christmas is Cancelled" is the sort of cold, hard #realism that always goes down well with some wine and a Christmas lunch.
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Such a proposal goes down well with May's critics at home who advocate a more uncompromising split with the EU than she is seeking.
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That medicine goes down well for theSkimm's users which include a healthy dose of millennial women and A-list celebrities as well as over a million others.
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Yet Karoui makes no bones about his wealth, and his formula for improving the lives of the poor involves boosting business - something that goes down well with the rich.
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His talk of grandeur and prestige goes down well, and the prospect of France acting as Europe's preferred leader in Washington seems to make up for popular distaste for Mr Trump.
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Mr Macron's talk of grandeur and prestige goes down well, and the prospect of France acting as America's preferred European interlocutor makes up for reservations the French have about Mr Trump.
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Amber Rudd, the work and pensions secretary, is the Remainers' most powerful weapon, a polished performer who has the sort of jolly-hockey-sticks manner that goes down well with the grassroots.
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Even when he, like Mr Trump, promises to "end Obama's war on coal", which goes down well in Ohio's coal country, where the Republican nominee is popular, Mr Portman rarely mentions him.
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So Mrs May, a not-so-posh Tory, goes down well in Wales, and, like elsewhere, the Tories are keen to push her alleged "competence" and (yes, you guessed it..) "strong and stable leadership" at every opportunity.
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Starsailor - Cargo, London (24/11/2008) , "Daily Music Guide Reviews". Accessed December 17, 2008. Monique Oliver from Absolute Radio stated that 'Tell Me It's Not Over' "goes down well".Absolute Radio Starsailor article Rich McLaughlin from The Alternate Side compares Starsailor's single with Joseph Arthur's "In the Sun".
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Eli asks Toadie if he wants to give it a miss and go to the circus, but Toadie says no. Eli takes to the stage and starts singing well, which goes down well with the crowd. Eli finishes his song to rapturous applause. Toadie comes up and Eli tells him to have fun.
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She scavenges a rug, radio and other items from the first 2 attics, not going near the 3rd. Her room "didn't feel quite right..." Amber gets into the routine of going to the phone box every day after work to call her mother. Her mother kept her updated about Poppy, she'd only managed 2 days of college since Amber left and is deeply depressed. Amber scavenges some raw fish from Bert and cooks a meal that goes down well with everyone.
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Although his body positivity theme goes down well, the pressure of arranging the event causes him to quit his job to start a career as an artist. Yashvi supports him, but Shane and Paul disapprove of his new venture. He initially struggles to get work, but soon comes up with a plan to turn the Backpackers into an art and exhibition space called The Hive. To fund his new venture and an upcoming exhibition, Ned begins selling artistic semi-nude photos through Fandangle, a content subscription service.
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Tim is the presenter and producer of "New Faeces", a TV talent show. Having run out of awful acts to humiliate, he overhears Bill and Graeme in the Goodies' office trying to write a new single and ending up trying to perform like folk singers. He invites the pair onto the show, but their dreadful performance actually goes down well with the audience and the judges (including the hard to please Tony Bitch), leaving a furious Tim out of a job. However, Tim then hits on the idea of the 1950s/rock and roll revival.
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In the woodland further away from the farm, Alex and Peter construct decoy fire beacons to lure enemy bombers away from Southampton, as part of Operation Starfish. The episode ends with a celebration of Christmas, Britain's first since the introduction of rationing in January that year. The farm is adorned with decorations made from paper, holly and a glitter-like substance made from epsom salts, while Alex secretly makes a toy Supermarine Spitfire out of spare tin cans. Ruth's ', or mock turkey (made from vegetables and sausage meat) goes down well at dinner, not least with Henry, the Border Collie farmyard dog.
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A pot of bún bò broth with rice noodles being cooked separately at a Saigon eatery Bún bò Huế (pronounced ) or bún bò is a popular Vietnamese soup containing rice vermicelli (bún) and beef (bò). Huế is a city in central Vietnam associated with the cooking style of the former royal court.Thanh Nien Weekly 2 Dec 2011 print edition When in Hue "The most popular Hue dish would have to be bún bò Huế, a spicy beef and vermicelli soup that goes down well with Vietnamese people and foreigners alike." The dish is greatly admired for its balance of spicy, salty, and umami flavors.
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