" He then sang a portion of "It Goes Like It Goes," from the film "Norma Rae": "So it goes like it goes, like the river flowsAnd time it rolls right onAnd maybe what's good gets a little bit betterAnd maybe what's bad gets gone.
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" It goes like this: "Ever had a little faith?
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The current process goes like this: Journalist writes an article.
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It just goes and goes and goes like a wave.
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It comes and goes like magic, one detail after another.
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Cash is something that comes and goes like the tides.
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A typical game in the North End goes like this.
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It goes like this: There was this person you loved.
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It goes like this: I talked to Oprah last night.
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The paraphrased argument goes like this: The affair was consensual.
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It goes like this ... The companies deliver swab collection kits.
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It goes, like, 15 feet to the right of the net.
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" He went on, "So, the geomancer goes like this, definitively: 'Northwest!
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Her story goes like this: New Jersey, New Year's Eve, 1999.
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It goes like this: Sexual discrimination, harassment, and abuse are everywhere.
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And so on it goes, like an army with unending reinforcements.
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A cloud of nervous energy comes and goes like a storm.
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It goes like this: Germany has failed to embrace the future.
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The story goes like this: Tessa is a good girl aka virgin.
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If anything, Nick's arc goes like this: It's a perfect inverted arc.
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You know that Eminem song that goes like, 'This is your shot?
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They have told the story often, but it essentially goes like this.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DENVER — The story goes like this.
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Not every dive goes like that, but the first time was very successful.
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Funnily enough, it goes like a pairing between the two brands as well.
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The thinking goes like this: Medicare's drug plans cover about 37 million people.
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There's an old newspaper joke that goes like this: - What's your column about?
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It goes like this: Greenland is actually icy and Iceland is actually green.
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If I follow the logic of Jimmy's cross-examination, it goes like this.
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One suggestion of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" comes and goes like a whiplash.
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The second goes like this: Oy, tell a joke already, Poindexter, I'm dying here.
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I do, and the dialogue goes like this: Me: Hi, I need one avocado.
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I can look [at a braid] and know it goes like this or that.
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The adage in France goes like this: On the first ballot, the voters select.
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It goes like this: A man is on a fishing boat with his son.
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The new business model goes like this: You pay x dollars for a course.
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The argument goes like this: Twitter allows Trump to end-run the media filter.
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Conway's argument goes like this: Donald Trump isn't actually lying because he believes it.
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According to the auction site, the story goes like this ... and it's pretty awesome.
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The argument, such as it is, goes like this: Russian meddling occurred in 2016.
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My relationship goes like this: Growing up, I had a lot of suicidal thoughts.
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"Essential Enough" goes like this (in full): The Lord was trying out some material.
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It turns out that America's big metropolitan areas are pretty sharply divided between Sunbelt cities where anything goes, like Houston or Atlanta, and those on the East or West Coast where nothing goes, like San Francisco or, to a lesser extent, New York.
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Listing the positives and negatives of Gary McCarthy&aposs campaign kind of goes like this.
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Every time he opens up his mouth, the Republican Party goes like this, keep talking.
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It goes like the saying: We won a battle, but we didn't win the war.
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The answer goes like this: The media is why Trump even knows about the informant.
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The discourse around the difficulty of Dark Souls games comes and goes like the tides.
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The logic goes like this: Trump can't stomach losing, or even the prospect of losing.
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Some MPs believe that Theresa May is playing a strategic game that goes like this.
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It goes like this: When the urge comes to do the counterproductive thing, don't resist.
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" It goes like this: "Everyone has his own favorite airline story from years gone by.
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The actual process goes like this: In practice, this may only take about a minute.
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The traditional story goes like this: Liberalize trade first and positive political changes will follow.
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The underlying theory of that belief goes like this: Trump was elected to disrupt Washington.
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The other argument is a slightly loftier version of the same, and goes like this.
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The case for Snapchat pessimism goes like this: Snapchat is mostly an app for teenagers.
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It goes like this: in the 21853s, economists thought that free trade was good for everyone.
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WATTERS: Ever seen the president, if he gets down at the table and goes like this.
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According to their reporting, the timeline goes like this: I find all of this ... highly plausible?
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Spicer's argument goes like this: Trump said there was an armada headed toward the Korean peninsula.
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The thinking goes like this: Trump casts himself as a man's man -- all toughness and bravado.
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It goes like this: That's the much-ballyhooed "death spiral" that utilities fear above all else.
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My Wikipedia journey goes like this: Civil rights act 1964 > Civil Rights Movement > Black Power Movement.
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And it goes like this: No race against Trump will ever be decided on policy grounds.
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That theory goes like this: Trump insists he wants to talk but eventually -- woe is him!
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Because sometimes it feels like the story's gone and then you get ... it goes like this.
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So from a publisher's point of view, the usual thinking goes like this: HarperCollins is reputable.
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We know general relativity and can calculate what that signal would be: it goes like this. Woop!
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The story goes like this: It's in the evening after dinner and a storm is raging outside.
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But, as the saying goes, like a balloon squeezed in one place, it will bulge in another.
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It goes like this: Your own hand is hidden, and you look at a rubber hand instead.
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Like, sometimes I have this tiny voice in the back of my head that goes, like, 'Hey!
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It goes like this: Senate Democrats up for reelection from red states this year have no choice.
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The math goes like this: Democrats need to net 23 Republican-controlled seats to win the majority.
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Her theory goes like this: Over the last two decades, crime dropped significantly in the United States.
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The official narrative in Myanmar goes like this: Rohingya Muslims are illegal immigrants from an overcrowded Bangladesh.
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A typical day goes like this: at 8AM, he's up answering emails and scoping out brand deals.
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It goes like this: The president inherited an economy that had come a long way toward healing.
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The story in the Bible goes like this: Jesus was born during the reign of King Herod.
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The agency's logic goes like this: Gene editing is basically a (much, much, much) faster form of breeding.
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The detainee who said he saw the other prisoner die goes, like many Afghans, by one name, Assadullah.
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The case against the piece goes like this: Some of these criticisms seem fairer to me than others.
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It goes like this: Even if you want to look at Mr. Redstone's competency, you don't need to.
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My ascending list of the NFL coaches in the deepest doo-doo for 143 goes like this: 5.
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Their logic goes like this: If you beat up a person on the street, it's a criminal assault.
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The timeline of this June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower -- that we know about -- goes like this: 1.
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His argument goes like this: When he came into office, the state was over taxed and under performing.
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Trump's twisted logic goes like this (I think): The governor of Puerto Rico -- Ricardo Rosselló -- is a Democrat.
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The logic goes like this: Corporate tax cuts will increase after-tax profits, which will boost private savings.
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It goes like this: The jobs America wants to have — the good jobs, the manufacturing jobs — have gone.
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The rough calculation goes like this: Trump knows that in 2016, he won the white vote by 20+ points.
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Which I think ... he talks about it, he goes like this, "We really want healthy conversations," the whole thing.
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The thinking goes like this: China will slowly get back to work by the end of the first quarter.
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It goes like this: Her brother, then 2437, had written the love song "Ocean Eyes" for his own band.
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The story goes like this: Apple had two teams working on what would eventually become iOS (née iPhone OS).
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The logic goes like this: CES is attended by more than 7,000 media reps, ergo, getting exposure is easy.
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Elon Musk delivered a serious warning to the United Nations that essentially goes like this ... BEWARE THE KILLER ROBOTS!!!
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It goes like this: 40 or so players; every round, two randomly selected players would battle on each machine.
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" It goes like this: "Let's fuck up the party / let's fuck up the party / let's fuck up the party.
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His argument goes like this: If God alone created all things, doesn't that mean that he did so freely?
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It goes like this: "You are patiently standing in a long line" for something you call the American dream.
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There is an American myth that goes like this: A man goes into the wilderness to escape his life.
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The antinatalist argument goes like this: Pain is bad, while the absence of any experiences can't possibly be bad.
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It goes like this: A wimpy, emasculated yet kind King, played by Wester Cooley, is chained to his chair.
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That's in Opinion too, where the advice of the week for journalists in particular goes like this: Never Tweet.
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In a nutshell, the conventional wisdom goes like this: In the mid-2000s, the nation experienced a housing bubble.
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Their story goes like this: It was actually the Ukrainian government that meddled, and it was to help Clinton.
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"There is a phrase in the military that goes like this: Different spanks, for different ranks," California Democratic Rep.
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It goes like this: Instead of spending its precious reserves to defend the peso, Mexico should just buy Twitter Inc.
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In a bumper sticker, the campaign messaging that this ad appears to preview goes like this: Yes, he's a jerk.
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The theory of these nervous Democrats goes like this: former Vice President Joe Biden is losing altitude and Massachusetts Sen.
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"There's a price tag hanging off of all that fun," he goes, like two split personalities having a private conversation.
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In real dollar terms, the math goes like this: Take a $25,000 investment with a 0.9 percent annual expense ratio.
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The story goes like this ... Obama hit his tee shot first -- striking the green about 20 feet from the hole.
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Kona Deep's sell goes like this: deep ocean water, unlike regular water, has minerals that may help with athletic performance.
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" The skill goes like this: say, "Alexa, remember Brian's birthday is May 11," and Alexa will respond, in kind, "Okay.
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The best drinking game goes like this: Ask everyone in the room if they want to play a drinking game.
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It goes like this: The songwriters, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, were in a Disney store in Los Angeles.
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It is an apparition that comes and goes like lightning, and you may even wonder if your eyes deceived you.
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CreditCreditIke Edeani for The New York Times The first day of rehearsal on Broadway usually goes like this: Circle up.
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From my conversations with Apple, semantic rendering basically goes like this: The improvements to smart HDR are applicable across cameras.
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It goes like this: If you love hamburgers and the price drops by 20 percent, wouldn't you really love a hamburger?
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Their reasoning goes like this: 'if a president as pro military as Trump wants the troops out, maybe he is right.
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Trump's argument to bring back Russia to the table goes like this: It doesn't really matter how they acquired their power.
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The story goes like this: Decades ago, a fire had broken out in the desert and burned nearly all the vegetation.
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The logic goes like this: Politicians seek to be elected (or reelected) and therefore they need to make their constituents happy.
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Instead, it often goes like this: We are going to the doctor way too much, and that makes our system expensive.
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It goes like this: We find the worst villains or institutions in the past and make comparisons at will. Hitler. Mussolini.
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The timeline goes like this: Sanders voted against George W. Bush's emergency financial industry rescue plan (TARP) in the fall of 2008.
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It goes like this: Everyone who has written about climate change on the internet has gone through this ringer dozens of times.
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There's a thought experiment called the Heinz dilemma, which goes like this: Heinz's wife is dying from a particular type of cancer.
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The guy's story goes like this -- Holder showed up at his place around 2 PM on March 31, and he was pissed.
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There are traditionalists rooting for Trump over Cruz, and the thinking of some goes like this: Neither candidate can win the presidency.
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"It could be a wonderful plan if it goes like it should," Passera said on his way in to the Consob meeting.
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From what I can tell, the movie goes like this: A realtor gets a call to sell an old house for cash.
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It goes like this: An unabashed misogynist helps to sire the very milestone for women that his pummeling of Hillary Clinton postponed.
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The story goes like this: In September, Esraa attended a concert for a Lebanese rock band whose lead singer is openly gay.
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That argument goes like this: Though the economic stats look pretty good, the Trump boom is a mirage and a moral disgrace.
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The view among that group of politicians goes like this: Why should we do any sort of deal on immigration with Trump?
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The story goes like this: English Pilgrims cram aboard the Mayflower and brave the stormy Atlantic to seek religious freedom in America.
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Every weekday, he speeds down his family's dusty driveway, rocking back and forth as he goes, like a feathery wind-up toy.
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So the heist goes like this: Sparks strolls into Jimmy's at 5:55 PM, he orders a buffet and a Cobra beer.
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Like if I'm getting on the train and I've just made the doors it goes like "ding" when I grab the pole.
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For farmers the process goes like this: When they're ready to harvest, they send a text message to Markit with the harvest details.
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Gennis' theory goes like this: Peters character will be a descendant of Lady Gaga's Wood Witch and Dandy Mott's ancestor Edward Phillipe Mott.
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In layman's terms (and probably flubbed) the concept goes like this: if some form of beings could ever create another reality, they would.
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The spoiler cycle goes like this: Creators hold back as much as they can, especially the big surprises, before their work is released.
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The routine goes like this: I pick out a day during the weekend when I can be completely alone — from morning until night.
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Created by Christine Miserandino, the idea goes like this: Think about the energy you have every day represented in the form of spoons.
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It goes like this: Scott Turner (Hanks) is a detective who's grown bored with the light workload in his sleepy southern California home.
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It goes like this: Before Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, books were precious objects, handwritten by scribes and available primarily in Latin.
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He goes like, 'Well, you were saying some words and it sounded like you were having fun so it must've been a great cast.
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Boockvar's math goes like this: The Fed's current short-term rate target is 0.5 to 0.75 percent, which would make the midpoint 0.625 percent.
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So you know Alan Alda is that douchebag, but he always goes like, "If it bends, it's funny; if it breaks, it's not funny"?
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There's a group challenge that's somewhat popular among soccer teams, and it goes like this: One player stands surrounded by teammates, who are seated.
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Essentially, it goes like this: You've seen something that was deemed inconsequential, such as a stranger's face on the subway, so you "forgot" it.
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It goes like this: You take turns eating chocolate bullets and pray that you don't get the one that contains insanely spicy hot sauce.
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The blueprint for congressional GOPers suggested by the CNN poll goes like this: I don't support Trump's bullying, his tweeting and his popping off.
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The resource-based economy goes like this: In the future robots will do all the jobs (including creating new robots and fixing broken one).
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It goes like this: As neutron stars move toward each other, a tiny bit of their material gets shot into space at incredible speeds.
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" One of the lyrics from the song goes like this ... "Blood raining down cuts a deep, deep river and we're diving, and we're diving.
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It goes like this: I run into a man I know or meet at a dinner party for the first time in a long time.
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Conventional Olympic-sex wisdom goes like this: As the 16-day Games wear on, more and more athletes finish competing; then they get to boning.
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It's a wild tale that goes like this: The OA was the daughter of a wealthy Russian oligarch who taught her about bravery and adversity.
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A traditional procedural goes like this: Make clothes, sell them, and items that don't sell get discounted, eating into margins and jacking up retail prices.
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The story goes like this: In 1951, Bing Crosby was denied entry to a hotel in Canada because he was wearing head-to-toe denim.
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It goes like this: Once upon a time, when our ancestors were struggling for survival on the African savanna, it was good to see ghosts.
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The story goes like this: a woman discovers a pre-apocalypse secret that gets her killed — but her daughter is determined to set things right.
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But, a look back at the two-plus years since Trump burst onto the political scene suggests a disturbing pattern -- which goes like this: 1.
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The premise of Bass' bet goes like this: China's banking system has grown to $34.5 trillion, equal to more than three times the country's GDP.
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Tilt-shift photography goes like this: To get that "toy town effect," it involves "pointing the camera down, and then tilting the lens up," DigitalCameraWorld.
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Simplified, it goes like this: A cat is in a box along with some kind of poison, and the animal could be alive or dead.
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"This thing goes like nothing has ever gone before," Messer said of the massive rocket, the second most powerful after SpaceX&aposs new Falcon Heavy .
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The intuition goes like this: When the unemployment rate is high, there are lots of workers available for any employer that wants to hire them.
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The story goes like this -- Lorraine and her husband, Ed, helped exorcise a possessed 11-year-old boy named David Glatzel in the early '80s.
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There is an agnostic gospel even a nonbeliever can take away from Pym, and it goes like this: Life is full of mild, durable disappointments.
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See, the process usually goes like this: Restaurant owners realize that they&aposre going to have to pay their employees more in the new year.
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Trump's explanation of the situation goes like this: Nobody on the Trump campaign did anything wrong, and the real "collusion" crimes were committed by the Democrats.
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Their thinking goes like this: People who use the company savings plan don't want to be bothered and they don't want to make too many decisions.
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The argument goes like this: Medicare's size lets it negotiate better prices with doctors and hospitals, leading to discounts of about 20 percent over private insurance.
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A big piece of it goes like this: each ship needs to be registered with a country, but the companies themselves can choose where they register.
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The theory goes like this: as AVs come online, they will be used more efficiently – today cars spend a mind-blowing 90% of their time parked.
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Letter of Recommendation The story of my first tattoo goes like this: One night in middle school, my friend Stephanie spent the night at my house.
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Her heavy body language reaffirms Nadia's internal weight; she's carrying around a lot of baggage, dragging it behind her everywhere she goes like an invisible carcass.
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The tough-love reply goes like this: If you need a private loan as an undergraduate especially, then your college of choice is simply not affordable.
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The story goes like this: Trump is a malign interloper who swept in and "hijacked" the Republican Party, leading it astray from its true, noble ideals.
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A widespread white delusion goes like this: We elected a black man president, so let's stop using past discrimination as an excuse for black failures today.
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Schiller's argument against Chromebooks goes like this: According to a study done "many many years ago" internally at Apple, kids learn the best when they're engaged.
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It always goes like this: You'd meet someone on a night out, during Fresher's Week say, and realise you recognised them from one of your courses.
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For the record, that plot goes like this: Rachel (Alison Luff) is an uptight environmental scientist; her BFF Tammy (Lisa Howard) is engaged to a jerk.
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The thinking behind them goes like this: Investing in stocks whose prices have been historically less volatile may deliver a smoother ride during times of market instability.
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The road to purpose goes like this: > First, you have an interest > > Then you partake in a lot of activity > > > After that, you *might* have a purpose.
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It goes like this: someone gains online fame for something innocuous, only for it to come out shortly after that the person holds repugnant or problematic views.
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The calculation for those Republicans goes like this: Why endanger yourself for a unpopular bill that the President will decry it mere weeks after he celebrates it?
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The confirmation process goes like this ... before any money is released or transferred to the beneficiary of the campaign, their information, including their banking information, is verified.
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The thinking goes like this: Better to inflict some pain now, in the form of higher joblessness and sluggish wage growth, than to allow more pain later.
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The medical version of the matter goes like this: As a result of being born prematurely and deprived of oxygen, I have cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder.
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The logic goes like this: Nobody can access your travel records using a passport number, nor can anyone travel in your name simply by presenting those digits.
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The condensed, triumphalist version of what happened after the Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas hearings in 1991 goes like this: Women got mad, and then they stormed Washington.
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The story goes like this: Iranian state media released video footage of a missile launch on Friday, after having unveiled a ballistic missile at a military parade.
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The problem is, again, one of gender: Peggy comes and goes like a ghost, scarcely giving utterance to her thoughts, without a single scene to call her own.
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The theory behind Cleganebowl goes like this: As was foreshadowed back in Season One, the Clegane brothers will eventually meet and fight each other to the bitter end.
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In Washington, the art of the political punt goes like this: robust assurances of optimism and goodwill, coupled with gauzy avoidance of specifics, leading to elaborately choreographed stalls.
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The "markets are really efficient" story goes like this: Britain, when all is said and done, will probably vote to remain part of Europe (as betting markets suggest).
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The basic economic argument for the outlay goes like this: Whether or not an NHL team returns to Hartford, the city is well served by a functional arena.
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It typically goes like, I'll be messing around on guitar alone somewhere, or around people, whatever, but I'll just come up with something that sort of excites me.
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The theory goes like this: The Republican Party had the chance to off Trump early, but it didn't act quickly enough — and now it may be too late.
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In case you need refreshing, the story goes like this: Rosanna Arquette plays Roberta, a bored housewife in Fort Lee, N.J., who reads the personals for vicarious thrills.
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To simplify but not by much, it goes like this: Dylan faces a crisis, confronts loss and death, and responds by returning to the songs of his childhood.
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The bears' logic goes like this: Most of the gains in the are due to FAANG stocks, the technology giants including Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google's Alphabet.
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The plan, for any would-be entrepreneur brave enough to try it, goes like this: Hire some very good journalists; just one or two are O.K. to start.
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The thinking goes like this: Right now, people feel a strong attachment to Social Security, because they pay into it and receive benefits based on what they paid.
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The tale goes like this: In May, Jenner shared a photo on Instagram of herself sipping tea on a New York City rooftop while wearing lingerie...as one does.
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"It goes like this," Ripa said with the snap of a finger about being married to Consuelos for 20-plus years on a recent episode of her morning show.
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A typical experiment goes like this: rats are deprived of food for 12 hours each day, then given 12 hours of access to a sugary solution and regular chow.
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"It goes like this," Ripa said with the snap of a finger about being married to Conuselos for 20-plus years on a recent episode of Live with Kelly.
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It goes like this this: Lawrence doesn't like the way they ended things and he feels like he's "fucking everything up right now," which he is, to be honest.
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Since the rise of ISIS in 2014, it goes like this: Bashar al-Assad is a bad man, and must go, but the real problem is radical Jihadi terrorism.
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Point iii is that no, you should not try the new flavor Magnum, they keep fucking about with the Magnum flavors but the ranking still goes like this 1.
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But as that curve goes like this, which it does, you know, mostly because of burgeoning health care costs, we should fix the problem before it becomes a problem.
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The idea goes like this: Unlike many of his political rivals, Mr. Trump seems to understand that social media has become the nervous system of the American news business.
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The legend of the Devil's Chair goes like this: an old farmer in Alma refused to sell his land to the city in order to build a new cemetery.
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Tons of us go what I call the Hot Mess Shame Spiral, which goes like this: Many of us are taught that talking about money is a no-no.
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It goes like this: Before the 1978 World Series against the Yankees, Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda asked the retired Koufax, then 153, to throw batting practice to his team.
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The logic behind that statement goes like this: The media gets stuff wrong so I am perfectly within my rights to purposely obfuscate or even lie to the media.
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The new Civic Type R sports the most powerful engine Honda has ever stuffed into a street car: a turbocharged screamer that puts out 306 horsepower and goes like stink.
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Obama's farewell address According to Obama's former writers, the process to create a speech usually goes like this: First, there's an initial conversation between the President and his top speechwriters.
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The basic Trump method, established as far back as his Atlantic City casino days, goes like this: The person Trump owes money to is now faced with an unattractive choice.
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One voice goes like this: "I always say I'm in a looming fraternity of artists, whether it be Robert DeNiro or whether it be 21 Savage," Q-Tip tells me.
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The general argument goes like this: Filibusters help members of the majority party when they are pressured to support proposals that they privately believe are bad policy or risky politics.
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What I really want is to be able to put an app in Logic's hand where he goes like, oh, I understand this and is able to use it instantly.
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Truth be told, the company's lineup now does make a bit more sense as it now goes like this, from smaller to bigger: iPad mini, iPad, iPad Air, iPad Pro.
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It's called the "minimal group design," and it basically goes like this: Researchers will assign people to opposing teams (named for colors, animals, favorite authors) just by flipping a coin.
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It goes like this: a new, state-of-the-art material called ceria (CeO2) is heated to about 1,500° C, at which point it releases a pure stream of oxygen.
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One version of a familiar defense of evangelicals goes like this: Evangelicals held their nose and voted for Trump despite his obvious flaws because they needed the deal he offered.
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A typical visit to see his father, David Gilbert, at a prison in upstate New York, goes like this: "Go into prison Friday morning, leave Sunday morning," Mr. Boudin said.
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At the moment, the researchers' best guess for the origins of the tunnels goes like this: At first, normal wear-and-tear on the surface of a garnet creates divots.
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It goes like this: After years of denying climate science and under pressure from young voters, Republicans have finally turned to the task of designing policy to address climate change.
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The home seller's dream typically goes like this: A buyer appears the day the house hits the market, an above-price offer is made and the ensuing transaction goes smoothly.
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Shelby worked on a number of products with Chrysler, including the front-wheel-drive Dodge Shelby Charger and the tiny hatchback Dodge Omni GLH-S (Goes Like Hell - Some more).
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The challenge goes like this - someone calls "Andy's coming!" to a large group, and all participants previously in motion immediately drop to the floor á la Woody in the animated film.
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Their plan goes like this: They hope to build hundreds of little space probes, each weighing just a few grams and carrying cameras, photon thrusters, power supply, navigation and communication equipment.
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The story, as confirmed by Wired in 2009, goes like this: Developer Square was on the verge of going bankrupt, and so it expected this game to be its last release.
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CNT's easy plan goes like this: Check out Google Flights, de-select Wow Air and Norwegian since they're low-cost carriers, and choose a few cities, not just one specific destination.
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The best-case explanation for Trump's fact-free judgement on the intelligence of "The Squad" goes like this: Trump is an equal-opportunity offender when it comes to attacking people's intelligence.
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The most common pattern of burnout goes like this: You find the quality of your work slipping, and although you work harder and for longer hours, there is no noticeable shift.
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The actual order of events goes like this: It doesn't take a genius to derive from this that the real source of Trump's misery is his disastrous decision to fire Comey.
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It's broken down in more detail here, but basically it goes like this: He's a dark sorcerer who has covered himself in religious artifacts while perverting them to his own use.
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It goes like this: Wealthy Manhattanites, US Senators, and socially-conscious tourists arrive at a theater to see a critically lauded play, but instead arrive to see naught but an empty stage.
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Their case goes like this: Trump won because he was the one candidate who realized the Republican Party had fallen out of touch with its own voters and ordinary Americans in general.
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The conspiracy theory goes like this: There exists within the U.S. government a second "shadow" government of individuals working behind the scenes to influence policy without any regard for the democratic process.
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Her protocol goes like this: "We start with non-controlled medicines, physical therapy; we use imaging to confirm what's really causing the problem, then we move to less controlled medicines," she explains.
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It goes like this: Remember, the people most likely to stick with Obamacare-compliant coverage are people with preexisting conditions, who know they'll need good insurance to cover their expected medical bills.
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The case goes like this: Unlike Trump and Cruz, Kasich has more temperate stances on immigration and social issues, which are less likely to turn off moderates, independents, minorities and young voters.
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The usual narrative goes like this: Without the constraints on data collection that liberal democracies impose and with the capacity to centrally direct greater resource allocation, the Chinese will outstrip the West.
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It goes like this: The reason to fight for debt-free college or Medicare for all isn't just to improve life for Americans, but to build new ground for progressive political activity.
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For one last time before I leave The New York Times, here's a look at the week's tech news: The story usually goes like this: Automation is going to take our jobs.
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It goes like this: My Italian father was on a train to Paris when he noticed a group of soldiers bothering a Portuguese woman as she was trying to read a newspaper.
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As Great Big Story explained in the video above, the story goes like this: During the Chinese civil war, much of the country's old political leadership fled to Taiwan in the late 1940s.
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You know, I've hired lots of young people over the course of my long career, the private sector and the public sector, not-for-profit sector, and the conversation usually goes like this.
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You can read the full, technical details of the case here but the simple version goes like this: Since the '90s, Lexmark has used what's called a "shrink-wrap license" with its cartridges.
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The story goes like this: My Italian father was on a train in Paris when he noticed a group of soldiers bothering a Portuguese woman as she was trying to read a newspaper.
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The TL;DR version of Magic Leap's history goes like this: In 210, after Abovitz sold his surgical robotics company, Mako Surgical, he teamed up with two others to start building Magic Leap.
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One voice, Q-Tip's, goes like this: Noisey: One thing I think is cool about the video is that it is a very good visual representation of the way Tribe trades off lines.
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The Cliff's notes version goes like this: record FDI, diversifying economies, and modernizing infrastructure are linking to one of the world's fastest growing consumer markets expected to spend $220 trillion annually by 240.
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The story so far goes like this: In 24, Nike unveiled the first version of the Vaporfly, appending "215%" to the name in reference to the energy savings they were purported to provide.
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The argument goes like this: social networks like LinkedIn and Facebook are making associations irrelevant as millennials resist the 'joiner' tendencies of their parents – preferring to connect online rather than at annual conferences.
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The argument goes like this: If you don't know what countries these specks of land belong to, you can't use the treaty to draw territorial and economic zones in the waters around them.
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Tablet shopping on a budget usually goes like this: You shop for five minutes, realize your only options are the Amazon Fire tablets or one that looks like a LeapFrog, and you're out.
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The logic behind these bans goes like this: Muslim women are uniquely oppressed by Muslim men and religious patriarchies, and so it's the responsibility of the secular French government to help them escape.
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The best-known version of the tale goes like this: High up on the Soviet tech shopping list was software to regulate the pressure gauges and valves for the critical Siberian gas pipeline.
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Typical advice for applying to a job goes like this: Be as brief as possible to get a hiring manager's attention, and craft resumes as a highlight reel to discuss during an interview.
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"It has to be something that goes like clockwork," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, a professor of pediatrics and public health and the director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University.
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There is a magic formula to orchid care at home and it goes like this: Repotting Your orchid should have arrived in a hole punched plastic sleeve planted in a moss/bark medium.
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It goes like this: Every year, Morris, who is a fast worker, will create one more dance than he has committed himself to do, and the extra one will not be publicly performed.
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My logic goes like this: We've got some solutions available already but we're not deploying at anything like the speed we need — that's the ongoing power of the fossil fuel industry at work.
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The basic logic goes like this: It takes a lot of work and money to develop new crop varieties that have higher yields, or can withstand disease, or are more convenient for farmers.
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Oh sure, Porsche knows more than most about the wonders of forced induction, but the marque is defined by its heritage, which includes a glorious naturally aspirated flat-six engine that goes like hell.
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The game (aka, "Easter Battles 2016") apparently goes like this, according to Taylor's videos: She and Austin decorate eggs and then see which of them cracks first when they are slammed together, head-on.
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I, for one, would love to have a 911 that goes like stink on a country backroad on a sporty Sunday drive but then also handles the monotony of daily commuting during the week.
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Salt-N-Pepa's DJ, Spinderella, is cooking up a remix that probably goes like this -- Whatta Scam, Whatta Scam, Whatta Mighty Good Scam -- cause she says the group's been screwing her out of millions.
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Washington (CNN)There's a strain of thinking in some Washington political circles that goes like this: Donald Trump isn't going to get re-elected and may not even last out his entire first term.
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What's spooking investors is the potential chain of events that goes like this: Wage growth triggers price growth or inflation; that leads to higher interest rates; that slows growth and cuts into profit margins.
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The thinking goes like this: as autonomous cars, and those cars with other "smart" features, start to hit the market, many of them will be well out of the price range of average consumers.
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It essentially goes like this: users pay a $4.99 per month subscription fee, and when they plug in their cameras at home the footage and photos they shot will start uploading to the cloud.
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Their plan is known as "universal basic income," or U.B.I., and it goes like this: As the jobs dry up because of the spread of artificial intelligence, why not just give everyone a paycheck?
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The story goes like this: Word got back to Glazer that a friend of a friend went on a date with a guy named Zack, who said he was a writer on Broad City.
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The theory goes like this: The more of your own money that you have to spend on health care, the more careful you will be — buying only necessary care, purging waste from the system.
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Pardon the gimmicky phrase, but the idea goes like this: For any task you have to complete, break it down into the smallest possible units of progress and attack them one at a time.
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The 60-second ad goes like this: A nurse says: A male announcer says: Back to the nurse: People who see this ad might think to themselves, Wow that's really impressive for a mayor.
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Washington (CNN)The news out of the White House goes like this: Despite all legal urgings to the contrary, President Donald Trump wants to sit down for an interview with special counsel Bob Mueller.
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In short, it goes like this: Sacoolas, the wife of a US diplomat in Britain, allegedly struck and killed Dunn, a 19-year-old, in August while driving on the wrong side of the road.
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The story has been told many times, but it goes like this: In the 1950s and 1960s, the American right became infected with anti-Semites and conspiracy theorists, chief among them the John Birch Society.
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It goes like this: Twitter users come up with a protagonist to ask, "who gon' check me, boo?" along with a villain to answer, made up by a face of emojis, depending on the answer.
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Fosse says a typical story goes like this: The couple read all the right books, listened to all the podcasts, followed the online forums, talked to friends who are poly, and thought they were ready.
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The administration's thinking goes like this: The U.S. needs to make sure that electricity fuel can be available in the case of an emergency, particularly a cyber or terrorist attack that knocks out energy infrastructure.
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Another worthwhile thought experiment goes like this: If we decide they'll find their way one way or another, if we agree that any one acceptance letter is not the prize, what could the reward be?
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"I looked up and I just so happened to see the 'aha' moment in his eyes when he goes like -- I can shoot this glass out," Dodds told CNN in her noticeably misplaced Southern accent.
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The ceremony now goes like this: Following a stay at a nearby Washington, D.C., hotel, the two birds travel to the White House where one of the two meets the president in the Rose Garden.
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A defence, popular among academics, goes like this: we did get it wrong, but as responsible social scientists, we're busy and fascinated right now, trying to figure out what was broken and how to fix it.
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The resulting plan essentially goes like this: The United States must cut its carbon pollution from fossil fuel-fired power plants like coal and oil (the country's leading source of greenhouse gases) 32 percent by 2030.
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The simplified version of how a vaccine works goes like this: Normally a vaccine introduces a greatly weakened or inactive virus or bacteria into the body, which fools the body into thinking it has been attacked.
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What happened leading up to the video is disputed, but what's captured on film goes like this: Raymond approaches the man's van in a strip mall parking lot, and tells him to roll down the window.
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Although he is not eager to elaborate on the lengthy delay between recording and release, the short story goes like this: essentially, the existing rhythm section that had been recorded for the album simply wasn't working.
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" The full (slightly paraphrased) transcription of Snoop's message, which can be watched here, goes like this: "A message to Xbox One, or Microsoft, or like whoever the fuck you are: your fucking servers are whack, man.
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The winning strategy goes like this: Increase the number of people who get tested for H.I.V., and start those who test positive on antiretroviral therapy as soon as possible, which helps prevent transmission of the virus.
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The con goes like this: The impersonator lifts an online photo of a Jew, Muslim, African-American or other minority — typically one with clear identifying markers, like a yarmulke-clad Hasid or a woman in hijab.
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The process goes like this, approximately: spatchcocked, brined, rubbed with spices, smoked, chilled, dunked in a frothy batter, tossed in seasoned flour, deep fried, dipped in spicy oil and sprinkled with four kinds of ground pepper.
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The thinking goes like this: With most operatives anticipating a Sanders win on Monday night, the three candidates want to be able to leave the state claiming the title of top challenger to the Vermont senator.
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Driven into debt The SparkNotes version of Garrett's spending spree goes like this: After graduating from college with $9,000 in unpaid credit card balances, he turned to a large national bank for a debt consolidation loan.
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In brief, the process goes like this: Neptunium-237 (another Cold War-era byproduct, and the key starter material to make Pu-238) is shipped from Idaho National Laboratory to Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.
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The most common postmortem of the Sanders campaign goes like this: Bernie tore through Iowa and New Hampshire by galvanizing young, disaffected white liberals, but then he hit the South, and there, black voters sank him.
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" In paying tribute to his artisty, Michelle Branch and many others shared a story that goes like this: "When Eric Clapton was asked how it felt to be the world's best guitarist he replied: 'I don't know.
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The thinking goes like this: if the House passes a repeal bill, and the Senate subsequently passes a bill, that's a clear positive for the markets because it greatly increases the chances for a tax-reform bill.
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The emerging narrative, reduced to its essentials, goes like this: • Once the Affordable Care Act became law in 2010, the Tea Party and other opponents of government regulation looked to the Roberts court to strike it down.
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"According to Winkle, the origin story goes like this: "One day, I was laying out in the sun, and I put on some tie-dyed shirt and a pair of cutoff shorts of my [great-]granddaughter Kennedy's.
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Or, if you consider it as an issue of ROI or, Return on Investment, it goes like this: If you pour all your hopes, dreams, and leftover spending money into one night, you expect a high return.
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Firstly, it's important to dispel the myth that rock comes and goes like an unreliable weekend dad—the many people playing in thriving local scenes around the UK (and beyond, of course) are evidence enough of that.
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It goes like this: In a few years, your cellphone's data connection will be so fast that you can download a television show in the blink of an eye and a movie in less than five seconds.
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The origin story of Slackbot goes like this: When Slack launched, there were no direct messages or private channels, so CEO Stewart Butterfield created his own channel for note-taking, shooing people away when they came in.
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It goes like this: Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus was a Roman consul and military leader until 29 B.C., at which point he retired to a modest farm and planned to work happily for the rest of his days.
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There's something of a pattern emerging and it goes like this: Trump holds a bipartisan event for the camera, says he's open to just about everything, gets some pushback from the GOP Congress, then nothing getting done.
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The awkward grip-and-pull maneuver has gone viral since his meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and it goes like this: Trump yanks the person's arm toward him while batting their shoulder with his other hand.
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The stereotype of how these relationships form usually goes like this: One partner badgers another partner to include a third into the mix, with one or more of them reluctantly agreeing to a situation they're ultimately uncomfortable with.
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It's a "rule" often touted by ex-Goldman bigwig Jim O'Neill, and goes like this: when the S&P 22.35 rises in the first five trading days of the year, the market turns in a positive annual performance.
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And that argument goes like this: The "Access Hollywood" tape and the allegations made by more than a dozen women that Trump had harassed them were everywhere in the run-up to the election, and Trump still won.
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It goes like this: While headed home to England for a much-needed rest after solving a case in Syria, master detective Hercule Poirot finds himself booked on an unusually full train during a slow time of year.
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For what it's worth, the argument goes like this: Cutting corporate taxes would bring foreign capital into the United States, which would raise investment, which would increase productivity, and this productivity would then get reflected in higher wages.
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An ancient tale of true friendship The tale goes like this: One autumn night more than 2,000 years ago, a musician named Yu was playing his qin, an ancient Chinese string instrument, by the river under the moonlight.
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It goes like this: Trump opens the big tent as an opening bid, even if the rest of the table is already well into their negotiations, tries to scramble the talks, but then fails to close a deal.
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Something's on your windshield This one is as old as urban legends themselves and usually goes like this: Late at night someone goes out to his or her car on a quiet street or in a deserted parking lot.
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I've talked in the past about how negative views of Obamacare get propagated: It goes like this: a lot of the untrue beliefs people have about Obamacare come not so much from outright false reporting as from selective reporting.
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Right now, the routine goes like something like this: Every night, Pheasey places a SIM card inside each one, and charges them, so they don't run out of battery power too soon after they've been taken from the nest.
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The timeline they came up with goes like this: between 1.7 and 1.07 million years ago, the hominins living at this site made primitive hand axes and cleavers by chipping away at large rocks to make a cutting edge.
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As written, that pitch goes like this: Past games in the series spanned the globe, taking open world exploration and first person shooting to "exotic" locales, where you blew up shit in the name of beating the Bad Guys.
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The narrative goes like this: Someone out there is crafting self-aware, over-the-top gay erotica that combines sharp sociopolitical commentary with a bizarrely simplistic writing style, and publishing it via Amazon under the name of Chuck Tingle.
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I call it my Nerdy Novelty-ware Test, and it goes like this: The answer to these questions can reveal deal-breakers for me, as long-term habitual usage and ground-breaking augmentation of abilities via HMD are essential.
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The crude summary goes like so: Despite all the controversy, the GM crops available to date — mostly a few crops engineered to be resistant to herbicides or to pests — are considered just as safe to eat as conventional crops.
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The AAUW website offers tools that will help you write your own script, but a basic outline for a salary negotiation goes like this: Start with why you love your job and are excited to help the company grow.
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The argument goes like this ... the company is the expert and even if Kevin wanted a custom job without safety harnesses, the company should have refused the job because it wasn't safe ... especially with a powerful, 720 horsepower engine.
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The Biden campaign bet goes like this: Democrats here may have thrilled to the expansive policy proposals of Warren and Sanders, relished the idea of a fresh face like Buttigieg or felt affinity for their neighbor from Minnesota, Klobuchar.
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Once the broad contours of his vision are determined, Jacobs goes, like a queen bee in her hive, to the other departments — hair, makeup and shoes — pollinating their imagination with the mood or feeling with which he's been living.
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Bits AT&T's plan to deliver very-high-speed broadband goes like this: Work on a bunch of different technologies at once, for different kinds of customers, without waiting for international regulators or industrial bodies to do their work.
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Photo: GettyThe typical patent troll scheme goes like this: buy silly patent; find big company using tech similar to patent; sue big company; get nice payout from big company that doesn't want to waste time fighting a dumb patent case; repeat.
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The full story, as detailed in press reports at the time and in the book "Jew Vs. Jew," goes like this: Nine days before our childish discovery, Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres had planned to give a speech at my synagogue.
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As documented by the bar's video surveillance, Anna's story goes like this: While she and a friend are visiting the bar, multiple male patrons begin hitting her — not hitting on her, but hitting her physically, by slapping her ass repeatedly.
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The argument goes like this: Of all the ancient languages in the world, Sanskrit is the most formal and regular in its structure, to the point that some modern observers have viewed it as a kind of programming language itself.
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The trope about dad/daughter relationships, across all races, typically goes like this: even loving fathers are aloof, or disinterested in their daughters' interests, and they are only driven to intervene when she's in danger or in a romantic situation.
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While there are more than a few variations on the story, like what number the route was, the story generally goes like this: A bus is traveling late at night, around midnight, and it's the last one of the evening.
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The thinking goes like this: Although attention will be difficult to come by, every candidate will get their time in the spotlight and what they do with that moment will determine whether they vault into the top tier or fizzle.
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Vanessa Barbara SÃO PAULO, Brazil — It goes like this: The government announces another increase in the bus fare, so a few Brazilians take to the streets, march for a couple of miles, and then the police decide they've had enough.
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It goes like this: In 1939, when World War II broke out, Haiti, a pioneer of freedom, having led the most successful slave rebellion in the history of the world, joined the Allied forces and declared war on Nazi Germany.
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But it has been non-stop for her on the trip to Hanoi, trailing her brother during his second summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, her hair neatly half swept back in trademark fashion, making sure everything goes like clockwork.
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The case for why Milwaukee is the perfect place to launch the effort to defeat the president goes like this: Hillary Clinton skipped Wisconsin in the general election campaign, leading it to go red for the first time since 1984.
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The concept goes like this: At the start of each month, you sit down with your kakeibo and you plan what you're going to spend, what you're going to save and what you need to do to reach your goals.
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The conversation usually goes like this: Someone asks what I'm up to after work or over the weekend, and I let them know that I have a date in the same tone of voice I'd say that I'm headed to the dentist.
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The theory goes like this: The period between Los Angeles's first settlement by Spanish missionaries and its eventual incorporation into a 20th-century United States capable of managing its westernmost cities was marked by an unusually long-lived instability in state authority.
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If you haven't heard of CRISPR yet, the short explanation goes like this: In the past nine years, scientists have figured out how to exploit a quirk in the immune systems of bacteria to edit genes in other organisms — plants, mice, even humans.
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It goes like this: A man named William Singer, who is the founder of a college-prep business called The Key, accepted millions of dollars from individuals to get their children into elite colleges such as Yale and the University of Southern California.
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It goes like this: Whether it is animal, vegetable, or mineralIt's a miracle how he get so lyricalAnd proceed to move the crowd like a old Negro spiritual Not only is MF Doom talking about how he's a great rhymer, he's showing you.
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According to the legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- Channing and Jenna will share joint custody "pursuant to a 2-2-5" parenting schedule, which goes like this ... Mom gets Everly Monday through Wednesday, Dad gets her Wednesday through Friday, and they alternate weekends.
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The New York Times explains that the WHO method goes like this: rub palms together, rub each palm over the other hand interlacing fingers, twist palms, interlock fingers and twist, thumbs in palms, and then rub tips of fingers in palms. Yeah.
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On and on the film goes, like an entire series of "Doctor Who" on fast-forward, none of it making any sense and all of it taking us further and further away from the pathos of the intriguing orphans and their enforced stasis.
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Their successor, David Cameron, was meeting Mrs Merkel today: he has played to the patriotic gallery by stressing Britain's cultural inheritance as a Christian country, while acknowledging that his own faith comes and goes, like the reception of an erratic radio signal.
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The classic tale of childhood stardom goes like this: cute kid stars in movies, faces horrors behind the scenes, turns to drugs, alcohol, or other unsavory coping mechanisms to deal with waning adult celebrity, crashes and burns for the world to see.
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So the math problem is simple, and it goes like this: "What we found is that if you burn up all the carbon that's in the currently operating fields and mines, you're already above two degrees," says Stephen Kretzmann, OCI's executive director.
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It goes like this: Depression often shows up along with other chronic conditions, and doctors who work together in a hospital or clinic might notice anecdotally that patients who were being treated for depression also saw some relief for their pain or insomnia.
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"The shortcut goes like this: Soccer in France means working classes, which means banlieues, which means thugs," said Stéphane Beaud, a professor of sociology at the University of Poitiers, who has written extensively about the links between the French national team and immigration.
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By Sewell Chan The official history of Memorial Day goes like this: In 1868, three years after the Civil War ended, a group of Union veterans established a Decoration Day for the nation to adorn the graves of the war dead with flowers.
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It goes like this: Entrenched powers oppose campaign finance reform because they have a vested interest in the free flow of money from corporate coffers into the pockets of elected officials who, as a result, become nothing better than paid-for mouthpieces.
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So I guess she's still in the mix in some ways, you know, sort of learning her politics as she goes, like a lot of us Americans who are getting thrown under the bus and for whom it is not a laughing matter.
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The version told in The Miracle of Life, a history written by her four children, goes like this: Yossel had escaped from a Nazi work camp, and lived in a hole in the forest before joining the partisans, where he met Rae.
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Trump tweeted his new line of defense on Friday morning, and it goes like this: Because the whistleblower was not a firsthand witness to Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he or she is not a credible arbiter of the information.
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The jobs argument goes like this: There's a lot of fat in the American health care industry, and any effort to transform it into a simpler system in which everyone is covered would necessarily eliminate layers of bureaucracy and likely reduce overhead costs.
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"When it goes like it did last game, you want to make sure you come back and are as sharp and as good as you can be," Anaheim goalie John Gibson (31 saves) told reporters after the team's third win in four contests.
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The story, as told by his friend and fellow Nazi-era refugee Oskar Morgenstern, goes like this: Gödel was preparing for his US citizenship exam after the war by reading the nation's founding documents when, to his horror, he discovered a problem.
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It goes like this: Toward the end of the sake brewing process, after rice, water and yeast have fermented in large tanks for a couple of weeks, the resulting mash is pressed, squeezing out sake and leaving behind a dough-like substance made from rice.
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The argument at its most basic goes like this: Since white people have a long history of systematically exterminating and driving Native Americans off their own land, it's pretty shitty to dress up as an inaccurate, "sexy" stereotype of a Native American and get wasted.
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The strategy goes like this: Rubio and Kasich need to win their home states of Florida and Ohio, respectively, leaving Cruz free to scoop up as many delegates as possible in the other three states holding their primaries Tuesday (Illinois, Missouri and North Carolina).
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It goes like this: I methodically tie myself into submission, feel the literalness of the constraints, experiment with ways I can struggle, panic at the possibility that escape is impossible, force myself to relax into the discomfort of being powerless, and then free myself.
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It goes like this: You've just started a new game as Blitzkrieg, one of the eight squads you unlock by completing special challenges tied to each previous squad and a list of more general achievements, like saving 100,000 citizens across all of your games.
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" Lee's origin story goes like this: In 1961, publisher Martin Goodman had played a round of golf with rival DC Comics publisher Jack Liebowitz, and was told that DC was going to smash its most popular superheroes together into a team called the "Justice League.
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The idea goes like this: If America's relationship with these partners were to fray because a President Trump alienates nearly every country on Earth, they might decide that remaining in the coalition is not worth losing out on potentially lucrative economic opportunities in Iran.
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If you aren't already familiar with Holmes, the tech world's most fascinating fraud, the tldr goes like this: She founded a startup, Theranos, at the age of 19, dropping out of Stanford and raising hundreds of millions to create a device she claimed would revolutionize health care.
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The thinking goes like this: as cars become more sophisticated, they also become more costly, and so it's getting less likely that people will be able to afford these, or want to drive these themselves (indeed, that is a future that carmakers have already been preparing for).
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It goes like this:Open valveDrain food into toiletForce water back into the stomachRepeat for five to ten minutes until "up to 30% of your meal" is goneAspire advises patients to "chew carefully and eat mindfully"... you know, to keep the tube from getting blocked with food bits.
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One of the border stories we heard goes like this: Open an account with a bank in Dandong which works outside the official system to handle transactions between China and North Korea; deposit 400,000 yuan in North Korea; and you get a free North Korean wife.
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The story goes like this: God commanded Abraham, as a test of faith, to take Hagar and the infant Ismail out to a barren desert area located between the two hills of Safa and Marwah in Mecca, and leave them there alone with only basic provisions.
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As Caviness again slept live on camera in an RV earlier this week, stoned and on a camping trip with her dog, lingering viewers trolled her with absurd text-to-speech messages: "My sprinkler goes like thiststststststststststst," a British computer voice read out loud ad nauseum.
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"The men and women in the U.S. Senate, that would be Roy's Senate colleagues on the Republican side, have largely stuck with a line that goes like this: 'If these allegations are true, then I think he should step aside,'" said, staring directly into the camera.
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The beta trial is starting with just two customers now, and will increase to dozens and hundreds in the coming months, according to the Amazon video The delivery process goes like this: Amazon has thousands of little "fulfillment centers" as they're called, that serve a geographical region.
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It goes like this: The result, after supporters of Castle, Jill Stein, Evan McMullin, and Gary Johnson see their votes distributed, is a narrow Clinton victory — just as would've happened if the US used a traditional, first-past-the-post popular vote system to elect the president.
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All right, researchers say they saw something called the Firme paradox which goes like this, if there&aposs billions of stars in the universe then at least some should support earth-like planets full of life and at least one of those civilizations should have developed interstellar travel.
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Broadly, the theory goes like this: One of the last things holding back North Korea from setting off nuclear tests like popcorn is the fear of angering China, which it depends on for diplomatic cover at the United Nations Security Council, for economic and political support, and so on.
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There's no question that Oscars follow Meryl Streep wherever she goes like ducklings, and while, yes, she's played a plethora of diverse and important roles that were worthy of that recognition, I'm just going to say what we're all thinking: her role in Devil Wears Prada was her best.
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It goes like this: A few years ago, when Coddington's birthday was on the horizon, her best pal of more than 30 years, longtime Vanity Fair fashion director and journalist Roberts, drew an invitation for her that depicted the legendary Vogue editor as a chic, orange-haired orangutan.
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My job is [pouts and stamps feet] just too hard... But there's another excuse that comes up around this time of year, especially when it comes to bigger names, and it goes like this: You can't make those deals during the season, because they're just too complicated. Yep.
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A loose outline goes like this: From the 1950s onward, backed by CIA funds under the anti-communist "Operation Gladio" — a Europe-wide program to create stay-behind forces in the event of Soviet invasion — elements within the Turkish military suborned numerous other groups to pursue their agenda.
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Their thinking goes like this: If Tipirneni can keep it close with Lesko in a district that Trump won by more than 20 points, Democrats stand to make significant gains in the state later this year given Trump only won Arizona overall by roughly 3 points in 2016.
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For those who don't know the rules of knock-out (as it's hilariously not explained in the video—also is someone explaining the rules to professional basketball athlete Myles Turner?), the game goes like this: each player shoots in order and you keep shooting til you make it.
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The joke—fittingly international, considering her birthplace of Serbia, former residences across Europe, and current base in Hudson, New York—goes like this: Former president-dictators Nicolai Ceaușescu, Saddam Hussein, and Slobodan Milošević want to phone their former countries, to check in, see how their people are doing.
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Let alone the fact that the third stanza of that anthem, the part that you never hear, goes like this: And where is that band who so vauntingly swore, That the havoc of war and the battle's confusion, A home and a country, should leave us no more?
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Unwind all the story threads, reshuffle them into some semblance of linear order, and the water cooler summary goes like this: Bernard makes it to The Valley Beyond, which is home to The Forge, a secret facility where all of the digital copies of the park's guests have been stored.
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With the lyrics, "It goes like this / the fourth, the fifth / the minor fall and the major lift," the chords actually progress to the fourth chord of the song's key, then the fifth, then one of its minor chords, then back to another major, all directly in line with the words.
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The history of this rebellion has been taught to us by the winners, and it goes like this: At the end of the war, as previously seen, Ned and Howland Reed fight Ser Arthur Dayne outside the Tower of Joy to find Lyanna but she does not survive the war.
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The canon, including free mixtapes and commercially released albums, goes like this: Monster (mixtape, October 22016), Beast Mode (mixtape, January 22), 22015 Nights (mixtape, March 2015), DS2 (album, July 2015), What a Time to Be Alive (Drake collaboration, September 2015), Purple Reign (mixtape, January 2016), and Evol (album, January 2016).
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The story, which has now been repeated by its stars several times and elevated to lore, goes like this: During the screen test, Cooper, who is the producer, director, and lead actor in the movie, whipped out a makeup wipe and dragged it down Gaga's face from forehead to chin.
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However, our thinking right now goes like this: Whether the market can rally further in 2018 will be based on whether several key groups — banks, energy, and health care — can push above some key resistance levels, and thus provide some broader leadership to give us another leg higher in this rally.
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Actors: Jake Gyllenhaal, Mélanie Laurent, Sarah GadonDirector: Denis Villeneuve The story goes like this: Jake Gyllenhaal plays a glum history professor who discovers that there is someone out there who looks exactly like him right down to the hair follicles and, as far as he knows, he has no twin.
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The argument goes like this: Ford, who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, has told friends that the alleged encounter has left her feeling uncomfortable -- even struggling -- when she is in enclosed spaces without an "escape route" or more than one exit door, such as an airplane.
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It goes like this: a serious person is trying to talk about the weather, politics, or a new state fair in town, when a piece of the set breaks and whacks them in the face, or the wrong guest is introduced, or an angry goat rams into an unsuspecting pair of knees.
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As she told it to Jimmy Kimmel on Monday night, it goes like this: A teenaged Emma Stone, determined to move to Hollywood and become a star, decided that surely, the best way to convince her parents to allow her to pursue this goal would be to make them a PowerPoint presentation.
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The story goes like this: In 2008, a shipwreck was discovered off the coast of East Africa that is said to have contained a stash of treasures belonging to Cif Amotan II, a freed slave from northwest Turkey who lived between the first and early second centuries and who had amassed great wealth.
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Some of the most idiotic advice given to Samsung by professional kibitzers goes like this: The company should have immediately recognized the extent of the problem, recalled it and apologized the way Johnson & Johnson did during the 1982 Tylenol crisis, when seven people died after taking cyanide-laced capsules of the painkiller Extra-Strength Tylenol.
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The TL;DR version goes like this: LA musician buys up a ton of followers, views, and likes on social media, stages "live" footage, conjures up phantom ticket sales to fool promoters, gives himself a nonexistent "award" from a ghost website, creates a bevy of fake labels and management companies to tie it all together.
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The promotion goes like this: Burger King has launched a voice-activated coupon that purports to contain spoilers for The Rise of Skywalker, and if you record yourself reading these spoilers (warning: clicking that link will take you to an alleged screenshot of one of the spoilers) out loud, you can get a free Whopper.
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Norman Gimbel, the wildly versatile Brooklyn-born lyricist who won a Grammy Award for a blues hit, "Killing Me Softly With His Song"; an Oscar for a folk ballad, "It Goes Like It Goes" (from "Norma Rae"); and television immortality for the bouncy series themes to "Happy Days" and "Laverne and Shirley," died on Dec.
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Mr. Biden's appeal to what some might call the "reasonable Republican dad" vote goes like this: He shuns far-reaching proposals like "Medicare for all"; he has a history of working with Republicans; his warm personal style is disarming; and he represents a return to what some moderates view as a more stable era.
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The formula goes like this: Regina George from Mean Girls saying "you are so stupid" is paired with Trump saying "how stupid are the people of the country" at a November rally, while Biff from Back to the Future saying "I don't want to see you in here again" is paired with Trump kicking people out of his rallies.
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That pattern reached a crescendo after Donald Trump mostly trounced the rest of the field on Super Tuesday, and it goes like this: The Republican Party is engaged in a battle for its philosophical and ideological soul, Donald Trump somehow is interfering with that, and G.O.P. leaders are really determined to stop him from winning the nomination.
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So the sophisti-goth (or as Jim Sclavunos of The Bad Seeds always called them "moths," or goth+mod) evolution goes like this: you're born loving The Cure or Joy Division or whatever, then you get into Sisters of Mercy, then you get into Nick Cave (or you don't) then you get into Scott Walker (or you really don't).
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The logic goes like this: Trump was a businessman who had never run for office before but was famous for being on TV. Avenatti, who, in case you haven't watched cable TV in the past few months (shame!) is porn star Stormy Daniels' lawyer, has also never run for political office before and is famous for being on TV.
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The thinking goes like this: the newer generation of autonomous and electrified vehicles will simply end up being too cost-prohibitive to own outright for the majority of consumers (and public and private organisations), and so in many cases they will go the way of airplanes, where the ownership costs are handled by one party, and paying for periods of usage will be handled by another.
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Well, it's complicated, but the basic argument goes like this: King and Trip Gabriel, The New York Times reporter who wrote the piece on King that has caused all the controversy, talked for a long time (56 minutes, according to King) and that what King was really wondering about was when "Western civilization" became a bad word, not when "white supremacist" or "white nationalist" did.
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While it seems absurd to argue that it's not fair to get a speeding ticket when you're speeding — in a school zone, no less — the mistaken thinking goes like this: Automated enforcement is simply a "revenue-grab," a way for the government to pad its coffers on the backs of hard-working citizens traveling from here to there, just trying to get by. Wrong.
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When I tell the story afterward, making myself both its villain and its butt, it goes like this: I, currently dismayed by the sudden ascent of rudeness in our world and wondering what it means, am betrayed into rudeness myself by a personal sensitivity to language that causes me to do the very thing I despise, which is fail to recognize another human's individuality.
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Since the states can tinker with the method of choosing electors, he explained, the argument follows that they could impose other barriers like the mandatory release of tax returns: The logic then goes like this: If a state legislature can take back from the voters the right to vote at all for president, it may be able to use ballot-access laws to limit the candidate choices presented to voters.
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It goes like this: Besides the Pumas line, which I love, and the opening line about eating rappers, which Khaled loves, there are so many other things to love about this verse: the symmetry of the "I'm (blank); I need (blank)" lines, the declaration that "I don't even talk, I let the Visa speak," the way he pauses as he says "I like… my Sprite… Easter pink," mimicking the slowing effects of lean.
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As for the aforementioned band drama, the short version of the story—though you should absolutely look up the long version because as band drama goes it is juicy as heck—goes like this: After the release and touring cycle for Once, the massive super album that made them the juggernaut they are today, and the band fired their original vocalist Tarja, whose distinct operatic vocal style many would have considered the group's defining element.
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My sense on the Democratic side of the debate is some of it is playing off a story about the Clinton years that goes like this: Interest rates were high, government borrowing was crowding out the private market, that made it hard for private players to invest and grow the economy; [then] Bill Clinton brought down the debt, that brought down interest rates, or allowed the Federal Reserve bring down interest rates, and that got us an economic boom.
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The argument du jour in partisan circles today goes like this: Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation should end because of the alleged bias of FBI agents who resented candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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The linkage goes like this: So beloved was tea back in Britain that the East India Company ran out of silver bars to pay the currency-suspicious Cantonese and instead plied them with India-made opium; the Chinese Empire went to war to stop this grubby trade in what they called "foreign mud"; it lost and was forced to cede Hong Kong to Britain; a thus-weakened China was then first nibbled at, then serially gnawed into further humiliating submission by Russia, France, Germany, America — and Japan, newly open to the outside world.
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It goes like this: • Far fewer people (800-1,000), with many of those specially invited • Key Founders and investors speaking; many more invited to simply hang out • Robust, expert discussions and Q&A directly from the main stage • Intimate "breakout" sessions with key players on vertical topics • The opportunity to meet almost everyone in those small groups, super-charging your networking • No VIP rooms, which means you get to interact with the Speakers • No live stream — you're either 'mindfully' there or you're not • Major journalists from major tech titles, newspapers and business broadcasters • A parallel Founders-only track (PathFounders) geared towards fund-raising and hyper-networking • A stunning awards dinner and party which honors both the hottest startups and the leading lights in the European startup scene That's what The Europas hopes to achieve.
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I'm sure you are familiar, but it goes like this: Meme becomes somewhat popular on Twitter or Reddit or a body-builder forum; bloggers talk about the meme because it is their job; national morning shows try to understand the meme because they've been told to start treating the internet like a real thing; local businesses participate in the meme because maybe they'll be on TV for doing so; nightly news programs drive irrational panic about the meme because this is the purpose of the nightly news; bloggers are obligated to comment further, with needlessly detailed explanation, because now the posts will get oodles of search traffic; the subculture from which the meme originally sprung splits into two factions: people willing to debase themselves by making lowest common denominator versions of the joke that will spread quickly and keep them in the spotlight, and people who will double down on encrypting the meme with in-jokes and croissant-intricate layers of irony and sarcasm that make it indecipherable to an outside world that will, nevertheless, attempt to decipher it.
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I Am Brian Wilson tells the harrowing, heartbreaking story of the life of Brian—Beach Boys auteur and resident genius—which goes like this: Angel-headed boy from Hawthorne, California, at the dawn of the 1960s, smitten by the harmonic convergence of The Four Freshmen and the shimmering Spectorian grandeur of "Be My Baby," forms band with his two brothers and asshole cousin, calls it The Beach Boys and writes uber-catchy ditties of Zen-like simplicity about surfing, hot rods, and girls (despite being slapped deaf in his right ear by his sadistic tyrant of a father); boy becomes international pop star, boy has nervous breakdown and retires from touring and retreats to the studio where he gets into a pissing match with The Beatles and the race is on to get to the next level first; boy takes LSD, boy blows mind, boy sees God, boy starts hearing strange and beautiful music in his head, boy plays the studio like an instrument, sings choirs of angels, creates music of overarching majesty, astonishing beauty and profound sadness, boy makes greatest pop album of all time (Pet Sounds) and the greatest song of the 20th Century ("Good Vibrations").
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