Mr Scharf must decide where the wagon goes next. ■
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From here, where the Trump administration goes next is important.
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I'm getting very interested to see where season two goes next.
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Your reaction to that and where you think that situation goes next.
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So there; that's why my mark goes next to Donald Trump's name!
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You may know how the story goes next: It was all a hoax.
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The law goes next to the Assembly, where it is expected to pass.
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It has to be a chorus of voices who say where fashion goes next.
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Microsoft needs to be the one with the vision of where Windows goes next.
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It's still fairly thin trading volume though, so who really knows where it goes next.
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BAIER: Less so maybe about reliving 2016 and more about the party where it goes next?
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One goes right over my door and the other goes next to my living room window.
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Where NASA goes next will also be a decision born of a mix between science and politics.
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But where Splice goes next could address the biggest, most insidious barrier to creative output: writer's block.
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At this point, no one—except people like Michael Flynn and Robert Mueller—know where this goes next.
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I guess I'll find out how it goes next week, when they said they'd be making final decisions.
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"We're watching the process, evaluating where it goes next and lending our input where we can," he said.
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Wherever Welteroth goes next, here's hoping she'll keep remind young women that their voices deserve to be heard.
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Martin acknowledged that fans have been waiting for a long time to see where the story goes next.
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A fractious first NATO summit with Trump also left European allies wondering where the military alliance goes next.
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There's a reason to grow it, and explore new places with it, and see where it goes next.
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But Wasserman Schultz's victory tonight was probably not much of a sign of where Sanders's movement goes next.
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It's the culmination of multiple character arcs, and it positions the story beautifully for where it goes next.
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John Hyten, told CNN that "it will be up to the Army" to determine where Vindman goes next.
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When you're thinking about where it goes next, if you're going to cut, right now it's quotes, restaurants.
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How his conversation with Merkel goes next week could cast a long shadow over the polling booths of Europe.
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While Chicago's political machine has historically lacked transparency, voting for where "the Beef Bus" goes next seems relatively straightforward.
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John Hyten, told CNN that "it will be up to the Army" to determine where Alex Vindman goes next.
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Either way, with the end of Game of Thrones fast approaching, I'm excited to see where the story goes next.
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" He goes next to an ordinary cantina, and listens to another singer extoll "the fortunes and tragedies of the average jack.
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Certainly, this is a boom time for fans, but "Rebels'" finish also raises questions about where "Star Wars" animation goes next.
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Whether the U.S. initiated this or the Saudis took advantage of a new administration, it's not clear where it goes next.
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For now, analysts are closely watching both trade talks and Chinese economic data for clues on where the yuan goes next.
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I found a good entry that goes next to that, DANA SCULLY, which is topical because of the "X-Files" reboot.
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And if you're just looking at the source material — Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel — it's an open question where it goes next.
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Wherever the story of Tesla goes next, and whatever detours Elon Musk has in store, 2018 will likely be remembered for that.
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She goes next door to the church to pay a visit and say the Rosary, even though she's not in the mood.
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The ranch is the best thing about The Ranch, and its presence makes me fascinated to see where the show goes next.
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There are probably a few factors at play that are worthing thinking about It's not totally clear where this trend goes next.
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We may be getting ready to see Gaga on the Vegas strip, but the sky's the limit for where this performer goes next.
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But don't expect an overreaction from the quarterback himself — expect Goff to take that trademark California cool with him, wherever he goes next.
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It remains an incredible horror game, and the best demonstration of virtual reality yet, but I worry about where the series goes next.
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Before long it's suddenly 5AM and between increasingly thin lines you're telling strangers your theories on where post-neoliberal British politics goes next.
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The documents could influence where the committee goes next and how quickly it goes to court to try to push back against defiant witnesses.
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Where the stock goes next hinges on what kind of subscriber numbers and forecasts the company reveals when it reports earnings after the bell Monday.
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If one thing is certain about where SpaceX goes next, it's that some (or maybe all) of these plans will change — at least a little.
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Customization Goes Next-LevelTrying a foundation on your wrist and walking outside to see if it matches your skin is about as '80s as a landline.
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The bill, which was approved by the House of Commons on Monday, goes next to the governor-general, the representative of Queen Elizabeth, as a formality.
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And, when it comes down to it, the health of the U.S. consumer will be a major determinant in where the market goes next, Roach said.
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The has been a star performer in 2016, and after a 20 percent move in less than eight months, everyone is wondering where this currency goes next.
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I can't wait to see where Assassin's Creed goes next, but until then...I've got some ships to sink, people to seduce, and marks to murder. Chiare.
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I can't wait to see where Assassin's Creed goes next, but until then...I've got some ships to sink, people to seduce, and marks to murder. Chiare.
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He's working with some of the paper's other alumni, including Jake Tapper and Ta-Nehisi Coates, to figure out where it goes next and about local news.
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Several readers asked them in response to last week's column, which pointed out that wherever the market goes next, it is definitely not at the bottom now.
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Where Mr. Bharara goes next is a big question because his removal happened without any warning, so the usual groundwork for a transition has not been laid.
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I try not to watch teaser trailers for next week because I like the surprise, so I am at a loss of where the story goes next.
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It's anybody's guess where Trump goes next, but Thiel would probably advise Americans to pay closer attention to the spirit, and not the letter, of what he says.
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As Love magazine continues to choose interesting and unexpected video directors to come up with new concepts, I am so stoked to see where it goes next year.
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It also gives the show based on Jay Asher's 2007 novel of the same name some creative freedom since there isn't source material for where it goes next.
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But the ways Handmaid's Tale has varied that palette in season two are perhaps even more interesting to me, and I'm waiting to see where the show goes next.
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Go deeper: A black hole eats a neutron star Event Horizon Telescope hopes to produce first-ever moving image of a black hole Where black hole research goes next
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"It's a bet upon an endless," he raps, noting that wherever he goes next, it's bound to give him a better chance than the subjugation he'd experienced back home.
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In South Korea, this eye-defining artistry goes next-level with a bevy of techniques and tricks that clever makeup-lovers combine to play up and flatter their eye shapes.
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But it is hard to avoid the suspicion that wherever he goes next, what he provides is no longer what owners and executives want, or what clubs or players need.
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KJ Apa, who plays Perry's onscreen son Archie in the hit CW series, opened up about the actor and where the show goes next in a new interview with Entertainment Tonight.
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I think where it goes next is, I think we have to do something about the perceptions that people have around, are work places actually in need of diversity. Mm-hmm.
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Examine a number of covers side by side, and you'll notice how they've been carefully designed to control exactly where you look first, as well as where your eye goes next.
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KJ Apa, who plays Perry's onscreen son Archie in the hit CW series, opened up about the late actor and where the show goes next in a new interview with Entertainment Tonight.
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The index is currently outperforming the S&P, but where it goes next depends on what happens in France's parliamentary election next month, said Luke Bartholomew, investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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Where the story goes next, though, is more unusual than that premise might suggest — the relationship between investigators and killer (Cleopatra Coleman) becomes a decades-long affair that eventually involves time travel.
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The pound is standing its ground Despite a complete lack of clarity on where the Brexit process goes next, the pound is holding steady on Monday — though investors are bracing for more volatility.
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It's unfortunate that people want to take a negative spin on it, but as far as I'm concerned, I'm dedicated to watching a show because I want to see where the story goes next.
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Where McMorris Rodgers, the No. 4 House Republican, goes next is unclear; she stumbled in her race against Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) for the majority leader spot last fall, exposing some vulnerabilities.
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There are real questions about where #MeToo goes next — how it maintains momentum, how it can go beyond individuals losing their jobs and companies issuing public statements to create real, lasting change in our workplaces.
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Given that Chen tends to work in series, as well as address particular movements, such as the Light and Space movement, Op Art, and Color Field painting, I am curious to see where she goes next.
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His suggestion that MbS will determine where his story goes next also needs to be seen against President Donald Trump's consistent support, even post-Khashoggi, for a regime that fits with a wider anti-Iran strategy.
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The effect is already a bit jolting (and, at times nausea-inducing) in standard VR, but all of that really goes next level when you look down and you've swapped your bits and bobs with someone else's.
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With Apple shares closing on Friday about $5 away from its average price target of $178.13 and still about 30 percent off its 52-week high, where the stock goes next seems to be an open question.
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Yet no matter where the show goes next, I'm going to have trouble putting aside these first two seasons, which told a beautiful story, then saw fit to include an escape hatch to keep that story going.
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The sources tell me the meeting will also deal with coordinating positions on the Iran nuclear issue and on countering Iranian action in Syria before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu goes next week on a trip to Europe.
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Not saying some fans are better than others, but there are those that are interested in the saga of the band and want to see where it goes next, and there are those that just want to hear the radio-friendly stuff.
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Other, more cautious liberal organizations like the Center for American Progress, along with moderate elected officials who lead with their pro-business credentials and faith in markets, have very different ideas about where the movement goes next -- and how it should get there.
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We cover the fracturing of the Party, and where it goes next, every day; we cover the press briefing, we try to fact-check it as needed; we fact-check the president as needed; we're trying to follow this zeitgeist, where does it lead next?
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Playing through May 17 in the National Theater's smallest auditorium, the Dorfman, "Consent" seems unlikely to be confined to this address, and let's hope that the director, Roger Michell, can keep the dream ensemble, which includes his wife, the actress Anna Maxwell Martin, wherever the play goes next.
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But the confusion and incoherence over health care reflect a deeper impasse on the right, one that will dog it no matter where it goes next — whether it's a new assault on Obamacare, cutting popular federal programs and agencies, or many of the other major planks in the Republican agenda.
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Amid all the questions about where #MeToo goes next, there's at least one answer that everyone should support, one backed by bipartisan legislation currently sitting in Congress, simply awaiting a vote: We need to end the practice of forced arbitration, a legal loophole companies use to cover up their illegal treatment of employees.
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Abandoning older characters and plotlines — even ones as well-loved as Han Solo and Luke Skywalker — in favor of a new generation of heroes who aren't necessarily tied to the Skywalkers is a wonderful direction for the franchise, and I'm looking forward even more now than ever to see where it goes next.
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But where does ... what I'm talking about is where the business goes next, is that you give them health advice that you ... I'm trying to grok where your business ... I think that having more and more of a robust health product in terms of like, again, getting the drug reports coming back.
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Wildcard is next. Michael goes next. Dwayne goes next. The Grand Champion and winner of the $20,000 prize will be determined from the six top competitors.
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6 competitors, Jo, Jason, Michael, Dwayne,Jacob and a Wildcard. Jason Goes first with his Kukri. Jo goes second. Jacob goes next.
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The greenway goes next to the Hillside Gardens apartments before crossing under Crows Mill Road. The trail ends about a block before the Garden State Parkway.
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As shown, the camps of 1914-18 (at least the officers' camps) do not give the impression of a frightening inferno. Who Goes Next?, a 1938 film directed by Maurice Elvey, was a fictionalised account of the tunnel escape from Holzminden.Hanson (2011), p. 260.
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Some systems, such as conventional PCI, have a single centralized bus arbitration device that one can point to as "the" bus arbiter. Other systems use decentralized bus arbitration, where all the devices cooperate to decide who goes next. Tim Downey. "Bus Arbitration" Shun Yan Cheung.
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Charles Eaton is an English actor known for his stiff upper lip roles in British films of the 1930s and 40s. He appeared in a number of films by the director Maurice Elvey, his most prominent role being that of Captain Royde in Elvey's Who Goes Next? (1938).
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His first film was Dodging the Dole (1936). Barnes leapt to national fame when Alexander Korda signed him to play the title role in Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel (1937). He followed it with Who Goes Next? (1938) and the well-received "B" film This Man Is News (1938).
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Who Goes Next? is a 1938 British war drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Barry K. Barnes, Sophie Stewart and Jack Hawkins.BFI.org The story was inspired by the real-life escape of 29 officers through a tunnel from Holzminden prisoner-of-war camp in Lower Saxony, Germany, in July 1918.
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In 1947, Roger Lantier, 11 years old, is expelled, again, from his school - to the despair and anger of his father. He goes next to a new school where 'Mumu' holds sway, "the meanest teacher in the department". This meeting is one that will leave its mark on the young student forever.
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Irene (Orange team) goes next and needs six pounds to remain on the Ranch and be able to use her voting privilege; she loses eight and stays safe. The Green team goes next; Jay has had "349" written on his arm all week to stress his goal and ends up missing by only one pound (350), and they are also safe. Blue team is next and needs 23 pounds to remain safe, but they lose only 13 pounds and are in danger (Aqua team thus becomes safe). Jesse is ready to celebrate that Arthur (despite his setbacks) has lost weight; Bob does not want to celebrate since he feels Arthur needs to remain on the Ranch for quite a while due to his health.
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Jean goes next door to the motel, where a woman named Vi works the front desk. She's also vaguely unfriendly and of no help. Unbeknownst to Jean, hurried calls are being made between Vi and Jim in the diner. Starting to worry even more, Jean tries to go inside the cafe men's room, but it is locked.
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After the race Dermot Weld, who had trained the mare in whose honour the race was named, said "It was a good performance by her. I thought she'd be hard to beat today. She's tough, genuine and stays well. We'll see how she comes out of the race before making a decision about where she goes next".
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Meanwhile, Tim, who can't believe his luck, goes next door to his neighbor Darryl (LL Cool J) for tips on romancing women. Darryl supplies Tim with incense, edible body oils, and a tape of sexy songs. When Woo arrives, Tim is completely smitten. Woo, however, discovers that Tim is anything but the sexy, spontaneous stud of her dreams.
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Celia is upset and goes next door to Alice for comforting. Ray confronts Alice over her involvement with communist politics. Feeling protective, he forces her into an embrace which she resists. They are interrupted by the children, and he releases her. On the condition that she doesn’t play with the Tanner’s again, Ray buys Celia the rabbit (Murgatroyd) from the pet shop.
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Ben comes over to meet Alex, talking about how the symbol may be related to a coven, but no one is home. He attempts to leave a message on Alex's laptop but Katie appears and kills Ben by twisting his neck. Alex and Doug arrive home and Doug goes next door, believing he saw Holly and Wyatt. Alex finds Ben's body and is suddenly knocked down by a force.
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The director was John Guillerman, who had made Tarzan's Greatest Adventure, the first movie in the series produced by Sy Weintraub.Jock Mahoney Cast as No. 12 Tarzan: Aperman Goes Next to India; Weintraub Gets Three Scripts Scheuer, Philip K. Los Angeles Times 7 Dec 1961: B17. Filming took place in early 1962 in Bombay, Mysore and Madras.He's Tarzan, but Jane's Gone: HOPPER Los Angeles Times 15 July 1962: A7.
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Perry goes next door and finds that Cartwright has also disappeared overnight. A telegram sent from Ventura and signed by Evelyn is sent to Foley asking him to stop his actions. Perry's private detectives investigate and learn that Evelyn was actually Cartwright's wife who ran away with Foley when they were friends in Santa Barbara with Foley and his wife Bessie. Lucy was Foley's private secretary then, unbeknownst to Evelyn.
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In Annie's story, she discusses her first time, back when she was working on her family's farm. One night, she discovers an attractive drifter who had broken into her house in search of food. Overwhelmed by her hormones, she gives him a lot more than cookies in the back of the barn, much to the dismay of the sheep. Danny goes next: His flashback reveals that he was a pornography-addicted loser.
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Amanda gets 6 pounds, and so far percentage-wise black is right on target to match blue team. Danny goes next; only three players remain, but two are the biggest players. Danny loses 10 pounds, and he says he's also off all his meds so he's extremely happy with double digits this week. Daniel is next, but he lost nothing last week so he may pull a big number—he gets 11, leaving 8 pounds for Shay.
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Christine goes next door to speak to Mandy and Dick to calm things down and arrange for them to take Gloria back to her Mum's. Mandy and Sharon go back to the Butchers' to take her home. They get a taxi and argue on the way. That evening, Dick and Mandy decide to try for a baby after all, whilst at the Butchers' house, Christine angrily tells Ralph she also wants to have a sex life and a family.
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This gives Hero and Philia time to get to know one another. When Senex comes home unexpectedly—the bust of Domina they were taking to her mother needs repair—and he runs into Philia. She thinks he's the captain and he thinks she's a new maid. Pseudolus pours mare sweat on Senex to convince him he needs to wash before "training" the new maid, and he goes next door to the House of Erronius to bathe.
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As he delivers his speech, we see images of mighty armies and powerful space fleets conquering worlds and crushing all opposition. Ortzog goes next, he intends make Simlane more efficient – tourists will be herded on specially marked itineraries, luxury buildings will be demolished to make way for heavy industry and intensive agriculture. All this will be run by a powerful centralised bureaucracy which will promote equality for all. Simlane will spread its influence through protective interplanetary agreements with deserving worlds.
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After defeating the gang, they run away on foot just as the police arrive on the scene and escape into the sewer. The police coordinate a blockade of the sewer exits in order to trap the suspects. At the Hopper residence, Jane is unable to make a telephone call and goes next door to ask Mary's aunt to use the phone. Mary and her brother greet her and let her use the phone to call Dr. Mendez, but the aunt is nowhere to be seen.
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Each game in the Arc the Lad series, up until Arc the Lad: End of Darkness, uses a turn-based-strategy battle system. Each character or enemy is assigned agility points which determines the order in which they receive their turn in battle. The character or enemy with the next highest agility statistic goes next and so on, until the round is finished and a new round begins. Agility can increase as a character's level increases, can be altered by equipping items, or augmented temporarily with spells and items.
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Mezzo Soprano took the lead from Casual Look 200 metres from the finish and stayed on well under pressure to repel the late challenge of Yesterday and win by a head. Crisford commented "That was her Arc. She comes from such a prestigious family and Sheikh Mohammed will decide where she goes next". For her final race, Mezzo Soprano was sent to California for the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf at Santa Anita Racecourse on 25 October where she made little impact and came home unplaced behind Islington.
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However, he is discovered after stumbling into some Tartar horse-herders and is killed by Tartar arrows after a last stand. His naked body is hung from an assault machine, which the Poles storm to cut him down so he can be given a military funeral. Skrzetuski goes next and, working his way through the swamp, finally makes it through the tabor to Toporów (Toporov)There are several places in modern Poland called Toporów. The mention of Sandomierz, which is in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, in the next sentence suggests that action may be set in Toporów, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship.
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Out of the blue Mrs Tygarth tells her that she is also being forced to help the mysterious man in the empty, who murdered her husband is now going there every night to clean the bloody crime scene still there from decades before. She knows she is his next victim and tells Elizabeth she is going to call the police, but actually goes next door to kill the still unknown man who instead kills her. Elizabeth still believes the perpetrator is David and calls on Dr. Evans for help, but David arrives and accuses Dr. Evans, who is revealed to be the killer.
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Dr. Jordan Grady (Jonathan Norman) hires a kid off the street, Japlo (Ryan Van Steenis), to participate in an experiment. He administers special eye drops to Japlo in an attempt to allow him to see into the eighth dimension. During the test, Jordan is confronted by his wife Rita (Jacqueline Lovell) about his neglect of her and while he is away, Japlo's eye is possessed by a creature from the eighth dimension, killing him. Rita goes next door to have sex with her neighbors, Joe (Roland Martinez) and Tom (Dave Oren Ward), while Jordan finds Japlo's body.
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Kim Taeyong's works are weird and grotesque. The title story of his first collection, “Pulbat wi-ui dwaeji” (풀밭 위의 돼지 The Pig on the Grass), has a scene where a wife, a husband, and a pig are lying next to one another on the grass. The pig then jumps over the husband's body and goes next to the wife. The wife does not show that she dislikes this. Such depiction of the wife, the husband, and the pig lying and tangled on the grass, evokes strange sexual tension, while also deconstructing the traditional family narrative that focuses on ‘relationships’.Moonji.
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Completion:If a player has the cards to complete a set of four of the current card, they can play them at any time (even if not their turn) to do so. This results in a "clear," and the person who completed the set of four goes next. ;Jack-Back(or Eleven Back):When “J” is put into play, the strength of the card is temporarily the same as when the revolution occurred until the field card is washed away. In the revolutionary state, there is a temporary absence of a revolution (“2”is the strongest, “3” is the weakest).
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Humiliated and aghast at her mother's silent suffering over the situation, Jane goes next door with the idea of killing Cleo, but instead they strike up a conversation, and a mutual understanding. They hatch a plan whereby one of Cleo's former beaus (Owen Moore) appears to be courting Jane in front of Andrews, who swiftly condemns his daughter's interest in the man. Jane counters by pointing out Andrews' own poor moral choices, and he sees the error of his ways. Andrews is happily reconciled to his family, and Cleo sets out in search of new digs.
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At a subsequent Chapter of Faults, a novice confesses that she questions God's existence. Mother Superior tells her she's tired of hearing of her spiritual wretchedness and assigns her no penance at all. When Cathleen goes next and confesses feeling the need to be emotionally comforted and about her one-time sexual encounter with another nun, she refuses to give away the nun's name and only asks for penance. Mother Superior forces Cathleen to crawl on her hands and knees and to beg for penance from each of the other novices, which finally brings Cathleen to tears.
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The next day, after having broken her machine the night before through careless error, Selma is fired from her job. When she comes home to put her final wages away she finds the tin is empty; she goes next door to report the theft to Bill and Linda, only to hear Linda discussing how Bill has brought home their safe deposit box to count their savings. Knowing that Bill was broke and that the money he is counting must be hers, she confronts him and attempts to take the money back. He draws a gun on her, and in a struggle he is wounded.
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Boccia can be played by individuals, pairs, or teams of three. All events are mixed gender. The aim of the game is to throw leather balls — coloured red or blue (which side uses which is determined by a coin toss) as close as they can to a white target ball, or jack. The jack is thrown first, then the first two regular balls are played (first, the player who threw the jack then the opposing side), after which the side furthest away from the jack goes next in an attempt to either get closer to the jack or knock the opposition's ball out of the way.
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He goes first to Nob, where he is fed by the priest Ahimelech and given Goliath's sword, and then to Gath, the Philistine city of Goliath, intending to seek refuge with King Achish there. Achish's servants or officials question his loyalty, and David sees that he is in danger there. He goes next to the cave of Adullam, where his family join him. From there he goes to seek refuge with the king of Moab, but the prophet Gad advises him to leave and he goes to the Forest of Hereth, and then to Keilah, where he is involved in a further battle with the Philistines.
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The entire anchor is visible on the otherwise plain reverse where a relief "N" is to the left of the anchor, the award serial number goes next to it (the serial number used to be on the right side of the anchor during the Soviet era). Below the area reserved for the award serial number is the maker's mark. The Medal of Ushakov is suspended from a standard Russian pentagonal mount by a small silver metallic chain hanging from both upper corners of the mount going through the anchor shackle and bottom of the pentagonal mount. The mount is covered by an overlapping 24mm wide silk moiré blue ribbon with 2mm blue and white edge stripes.
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42 After gaining the chorus's permission for an anti-war speech, Dikaiopolis/Aristophanes decides he needs some special help with it and he goes next door to the house of Euripides, an author renowned for his clever arguments. As it turns out, however, he merely goes there to borrow a costume from one of his tragedies, Telephus, in which the hero disguises himself as a beggar. Thus attired as a tragic hero disguised as a beggar, and with his head on the chopping block, Dikaiopolis/Telephus/the beggar/Aristophanes explains to the Chorus his reasons for opposing the war. The war all started, he argues, because of the abduction of three courtesans and it is continued by profiteers for personal gain.
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While she's gone, a building inspector tells Wayne the building has to come down at the end of the week because it violates many codes. He goes to the city hall to try to get a permit, but Mayor Webb denies it. Wayne tells Violet it has to come down and apologizes, but Violet tells Wayne that he didn't finish looking at all her visuals and that Fort Indigo explodes at the end of her story, revealing that the stump shows the girl (a caricacture of Violet) her way home. When Betty goes next door to try to trade a toy for 10 minutes of water, Wayne tells her to tell the neighbor not to smoke around the toys because they will explode, which gives Violet an idea.
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The Unknowns then weigh-in, with Yellow going first. Notwithstanding their immunity they lose 33 pounds total (4.59%) (Justin loses 16 and goes below 300 pounds, Rulon loses 17 and goes below 400 pounds; Rulon mentions that he was 265 pounds when he won the gold medal and is trying to get back to that weight). Red goes next and loses 24 pounds (3.59%) (13 for Q and 11 for Larialmy). However, all three of the other teams lose more than enough to stay safe (Brown needed 24 and lost 30 (4.43%), Grey needed 20 and lost 23 (4.04%) with Kaylee going below 200 pounds, and Pink needing 16 and losing 20 (4.42%) though being nearly certain they would be subject to elimination) so Red falls below the yellow line.
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Green goes first and loses 15 pounds(2.53%). Blue team goes next and needs to lose 18 pounds to be safe, but gets only 12 (1.65%), placing them at risk for the second straight week. Aqua needs to lose eight and gets 13 (2.58%), while Purple needs to lose 7 and barely stays safe, losing 8 (1.77%) Orange/Black need to lose eight to force Blue into elimination; Don is shown with a starting weight of 280 (his nine-pound gain is not carried over from the previous week). However, both players "gained" 6 pounds each (+2.38%) (Irene's is a real gain; Don's is a net three pound loss from his actual weight) and both admitted that they threw the weigh-in; Don wanted to leave the Ranch and Irene wanted Arthur to be safe from elimination.
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Merino, the finest and most delicate sheep fleece, will be employed for clothing that goes next to the body, such as in the dresses designed by Andrea Zittel Claudy Jongstra raises traditional and rare breeds of sheep with much hardier coats (Drenthe, Heath, Gotland, Schoonbeek, and Wensleydale) on her property in Friesland and these are used in her many interior design projects Exploitation of these characteristics of the fleece in tandem with the use of other techniques, such as stitching, incorporation of other fibers, etc. provides felters with a broad range of possibilities Others, such as German artist Josef Beuys, prominently integrate felt within their works. Another example is the English artist Jenny Cowern, who shifted from traditional drawing and painting media into using felt as her primary media Today, felters continue to push the boundaries of the material and its incorporation in new works that respond to developments in art and the sciences.
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