When it breaks up it goes straight to the lungs.
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He goes straight for his house, where Negan ambushes him.
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And once you do, that money goes straight into savings.
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Initially, of course, the mind goes straight to nuclear Armageddon.
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The next day, against Kara's instructions, MJ goes straight to Ronda.
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But the money instead goes straight into the hands of smugglers.
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"Society goes straight to the medical side of things," Cox said.
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How the country treats them goes straight to its core values.
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Now when he finishes a match, he goes straight into concussion testing.
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Even her part goes straight down the middle, never a centimeter off.
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When Pegg's cat disappears, Saldana goes straight to the top for help.
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Then, Zuckerberg goes straight to 2013, when the Cambridge Analytica data drama began.
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In Rocket mode, the drone goes straight up with the camera pointed down.
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Any revenue collected on patterns goes straight to the creator of that pattern.
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Everyone who visits here goes straight to Kreuzberg or Neukölln, understandably I suppose.
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She then tries to call him back ... but it goes straight to voicemail.
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The film "goes straight under the skin," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
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Goes straight into producing multiple projects she's acting in, we love her even more.
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". "And I would like to build a wall that goes straight through your house.
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Much of the rest, some 5 billion pounds worth, goes straight to the trash.
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He does the small talk, then goes straight to asking me for my number.
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"The money I earn from construction goes straight to my acting," Mr. Matthews said.
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The history of drinking in America goes straight through the heart of New York.
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Emil Forsberg's free kick goes straight to Mexico, who quickly move the other direction.
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But the ball then goes straight to Reus, and he slides it past Olsen.
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PG: And it goes straight to the Phil Donahue craziness about your male characters, no?
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When you think of "true wireless earphones," chances are your mind goes straight to AirPods.
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It's an inevitable question because it goes straight to the divide between the two candidates.
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The money goes straight into Witney's pockets ... so ya gotta imagine she wasn't too upset.
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It starts in the toes and goes straight up to the roots of my teeth.
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"So the bear goes straight over, knocks it over, and laps it up," said Hough.
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Then the opening weeks of the season happen, and it all goes straight to hell.
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It goes straight for Google's jugular — its proudest characteristic, machine intelligence, and its core business.
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He goes straight for it and lies down, stretching across the entire piece of furniture.
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He goes straight to " Jaws " and takes what he requires: a closeup of a click.
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Once you've achieved that, it goes straight into the oven to cook through to perfection.
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You are someone who goes straight from a Grammy performance to In-N-Out Burger.
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They have a very narrow path to victory, and it goes straight through Reid's Nevada.
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In this exhibition, she goes straight through them to explore what's on the other side.
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That's because Messiah goes straight to the heart of what many consider sacred religious territory.
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So from home, she goes straight to MetroClub, or to class, and straight home again.
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And this time, it's a vine (or maybe it's seaweed) that goes straight down her spine.
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With no drivers to pay commission, any micro-fare paid by riders goes straight to Google.
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He goes straight for the bowl with his tongue outstretched for the salty, delicious Carbonara sauce.
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Between 60 and 80 percent of bitcoin mining revenue goes straight back into paying for electricity.
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As the gasoline engine generates energy, it goes straight to the wheels through the drive motor.
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On a banked track, however, only part of the force from the track goes straight up.
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I asked him: Can you write a piece for me which goes straight into Bruckner Eight?
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Basically, it injects the venom into the central nervous system, and it goes straight to the brain.
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Once a time wins out, the app generates an invite that goes straight to a user's calendar.
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"It goes straight into his chest as an IV that goes into his heart," Mickaela told WNEM.
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But these laborers get paid much more than that, which goes straight to the North Korean state.
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So I resell on top of my other job, and that money goes straight to the bank.
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" Cera said he loves "tortilla chips with salsa," while Krumholtz reveals he goes "straight for fried chicken.
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She won't say hello to anyone, won't get any coffee, and just goes straight into her office.
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If your dad is in a crew, very often the son goes straight into the family business.
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He dabbles in armed robbery, but ultimately goes straight, working as a canal digger and a cooper.
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"Every penny of their monthly wage goes straight into savings and leisure activities," the press release states.
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Here, Onyeka instead goes straight to the source: She tells Colton something she heard about Nicole from Elyse.
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I think what [Biden] does best is when he goes straight up the middle, takes it on directly.
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When you think about sexy, strong arms, your mind probably goes straight to your biceps and triceps, right?
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Yes, the first single from 2007's Unbreakable pours on the melodrama and goes straight by the playbook.
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That&aposs why the president goes straight to the American people and tries to speak directly to them.
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DIRK VAN DE PUT: It's a business model that goes straight to consumer that doesn't use normal retail.
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Then the presentation goes straight into the investors and advisers helping Path shape its approach to its benefits.
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Kardashian goes straight to Rockingham to open the garment bag in question with A.C. Cowlings (Malcolm-Jamal Warner).
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In Pakistan, much of the profit from new power plants and roads goes straight back to Chinese companies.
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When you think about how vaping could hurt your body, your mind probably goes straight to your lungs.
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Seventy-five percent of every dollar wagered goes straight to the government in what we call betting duty.
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All of it goes straight to cands who stood strong for working people, climate, gun safety, immigrant youth &more.
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It kind of clatters in there and maybe half the time goes straight onto the hidden USB-C connector.
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Tech accessory of the night goes straight to Mr. Orlando Bloom, who wore a Tamagotchi on his suit jacket.
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But in Europe and the U.S, where it doesn't operate an outlet, Zilingo goes straight to the sellers themselves.
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There's a new stock market rhythm emerging: Donald Trump tweets about a company, and its stock goes straight down.
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To sum up, the idea that alcohol automatically turns into fat and goes straight to your waist is mistaken.
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"Anytime it only takes one run to win the game, the credit goes straight to pitching staff," Kipnis said.
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The Siberian wind is a lazy wind, because it doesn't bother going round you: it goes straight through you.
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His salary goes straight to his wife, who manages the household finances and hands him back a little pocket money.
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Any incoming transfer goes straight to your bank account, and outgoing transfers tap directly into your bank account as well.
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At the end of each week, whatever money I save of my $60 budget goes straight to the mason jar.
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"All of his movements are balanced, so the center of mass movement only goes straight up and down," says Matthis.
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A trend that usually goes straight through to the holiday season, so naturally a PC gamer needs to be ready.
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The majority of the money they save goes straight into stocks and other investment vehicles, rather than traditional savings accounts.
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"It goes straight into my bank account, where it turns all moldy and smelly," the musician told The Red Bulletin.
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Senegal wins another free kick on the left side, about 25 yards out, but again it goes straight to Ospina.
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Start your routines at a different time No one just lies down and goes straight to bed, Atkinson-McEvoy said.
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The stereotype of the perfectly-coiffed Upper East Side mom, who goes straight from Barre to Drybar, is a pervasive one.
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Pretty much everything you do ingest goes straight to your liver, where some complicated chemistry determines what to do with it.
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Some switches rock up to transmit, and down to speak via the intercom that goes straight into the other pilot's headset.
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The flier offers only a phone number — "one free question by phone" — but the line often goes straight to voice mail.
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Sigurdsson deliberately lines up a free kick and aims it at his tall compatriots, but it goes straight to the keeper.
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Also, those other sites rely on a translator to interpret the issues, while A Starting Point goes straight to the source.
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After a timeout, the Celtics worked the ball to Bradley, who calmly hit a shot that goes straight into Celtics lore.
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A show that's not known for being emotionally direct will always make an impact when it goes straight for the jugular.
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She says the app is anonymous and highly secure, it asks a few demographic questions and then goes straight to the menu.
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Fujifilm has announced the X-H1, a new camera that goes straight to the top of the company's lauded X-series lineup.
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"The Sun for Europa goes straight overhead at the equator every day, all day long, all years long, for forever," says Hobley.
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The man goes straight back to work and the woman is left feeling frustrated that she has to do everything at home.
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Instead, it goes straight to our belly, adding to our caloric intake without any of the benefit of getting that sweet taste.
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Pek goes straight for the head, cuts off a chunk from the face just above the eye and passes it to me.
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Save for a muscular, mid-tempo rendition of Bauhaus' "Bela Lugosi's Dead," every song on the album goes straight for the jugular.
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As soon as her paycheck hits her bank account, a percentage of it goes straight to savings before she even sees it.
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His mother works in a warehouse that supplies a drugstore chain and comes home so tired she sometimes goes straight to bed.
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To make sure I don't skimp on savings, I automate everything: A certain percentage of my paycheck goes straight to my 401(k).
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My husband has to work early, so he goes straight to bed, but I hang out and cuddle the dog for a while.
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She goes straight to Tiffany and tells her that she has to cut things off if she wants to move forward with Darius.
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They eat their food and then it just goes straight through into the intestines without there being a pouch that produces acid. Weirdos.
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The problem goes way beyond one video of mass murder—and it goes straight to the heart of Silicon Valley's wealth and power.
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But the wait is over: today Fujifilm is announcing the X-Pro2, which goes straight to the top of the X-Series line.
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In this scenario, the rocket doesn't need as much fuel to travel back to its landing target: it mostly just goes straight down.
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Think about having a giant freeway that goes straight down the center of the city, and no one uses it… why is that?
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If you have a toxic tampon you put it in the most absorbent part your body it goes straight to you blood stream.
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Nationalist movements in Finland and other European countries want to destabilize the European Union and NATO, and this goes straight into Putin's narrative.
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So, once again, all weather models show 100 percent likelihood that the path of your head goes straight where the sun don't shine.
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As much as 80 percent of the wine produced by the Chinese owners goes straight to China and is never seen in France.
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In fact, he gets a monthly allowance that goes straight to his Uber fund for his weekends while he is away at college.
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Another moment of danger from Senegal, as Youssouf Sabaly gets to the touchline, but his cross goes straight to Japan's goalie Eiji Kawashima.
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"One hundred percent of whatever we raise that night goes straight to the families before they even leave the event center," says Cisneros.
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Instead of trying to prove Gypsy's "Not Guilty" plea was true, the lawyer goes straight to proving that Gypsy was in an abusive situation.
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The money goes straight to the coffers of the California Air Resources Board, which will spread the money out over the next 10 years.
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Any money you put in a traditional 401(k) goes straight from your pay before taxes are applied, so it reduces your taxable income.
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The current iteration of the banning system doesn't censor the offensive words in text chat but rather goes straight to the 27-minute ban.
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Even today, people close to me tease me that I'm always doom and gloom, that my mind goes straight to the worst-case scenario.
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Any money you put in a traditional 0003(k) goes straight from your paycheck before taxes are applied, so it reduces your taxable income.
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This question actually gives you more accurate information, because it bypasses the proxy measure for salary expectations and goes straight to the expectations themselves.
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More importantly, automate your finances so that 14 percent of your income, for example, goes straight from your paycheck to your retirement savings account.
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Early in the film, his young daughter Karen dies of a brain tumour, but Armstrong, beautifully underplayed by Mr Gosling, goes straight back to work.
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So when you place the 7285 down on the mat with the keyboard attached, the power bypasses the keyboard and goes straight to the computer.
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Last year, the event raised $6.2 million – and because all time and resources are donated, every last cent earned goes straight back to the foundation.
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Jalen rolls out of bed, walks right by me, does not say a single word, and goes straight into his playroom to eat his breakfast.
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Wrapped in streaky bacon is a great way of stopping it from drying out and it might catch if it goes straight on the barbecue.
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He goes straight to the cameraperson and seemingly asks him, or possibly the audience at home, if they got a good view of the play.
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But, for me, if he's the sixth guy he's the sixth guy, and he goes straight back to the bullpen once Aaron Sanchez is ready.
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"Everyone always goes straight to the kitchen first, which makes sense, but the family room gets overlooked because, well, it's the family room," he says.
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Blue Origin's rocket is smaller and is not capable of launching payloads into orbit: it essentially goes straight up and then comes straight down again.
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Every time he sends a demo it goes straight into my set and 214% of the time gets signed to my label Play It Down.
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I would not be surprised to learn that there is a secret elevator that goes straight from a private car entrance to the fifth floor.
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The answer goes straight to the heart of who we want to be as a country — and today, that answer must be a resounding 'yes.
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O. When overachieving Alex Vogel goes straight from Harvard Law School to a prestigious Manhattan firm, she swears the high stakes world won't change her.
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And so did the American painter John Steuart Curry, who goes straight for it in a painting that hangs near the end of the show.
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So it records, like, this circular video, then it goes straight into your Snapchat archive, video, whatever, that you can then upload to your story.
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Any money that I don't spend on groceries, coffee, shoes, or happy hour, which typically isn't much, is considered "bonus savings" and goes straight to Ally.
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Where Slender in particular suffers from ambiguity (when caught, the screen simply fades into white noise) Power Drill Massacre – quite literally – goes straight for the jugular.
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It's meant to be paired with a traditional wall mount, a battery mount, a window mount, or a plug mount that goes straight into an outlet.
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A line of "You Don't Know About Me" merch just dropped along with the video, and all money made from sales goes straight to the organization.
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I got so excited, thinking Karl was going to give me a surprise bag, but instead he goes straight to the Chanel queen herself: Kris Jenner.
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The feeling opera left me with was something that went deeper, that bypasses thought and goes straight to the heart, to the core of the self.
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This approach disregards the long-stated US goal of denuclearizing North Korea and goes straight for a more realistic goal of freezing its nuclear-missile program.
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When Bailey finally confesses that yes, Richard is becoming a kind of figurehead rather than director, Maggie goes straight to an important board member, Avery, for help.
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Desmond does collect tips but, like all the other money he's been paid, it goes straight into a trust fund he'll get access to when he's 18.
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Moreover, their money goes further than a super PAC's, because it goes straight into campaigns—and campaigns get lower rates for television airtime, which Trump badly needs.
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I was losing my concentration a little bit and I teed it up a little too high, usually it goes straight down, that one went straight up.
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When the parents downsize, retire, or expire, what would have been an inheritance for the offspring then goes straight to the bank to pay off those debts.
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There are other public transit options, but this bus goes straight to Opéra, which is only an 8-minute walk to our hotel, Paris Marriott Opera Ambassador.
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TiVo, the digital video recorder that allows viewers to bypass ads, will revive an option that skips over the football and goes straight to the promotional spots.
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Freeze-drying allows you to maintain the structure because the ice cream doesn't actually melt; it goes straight into a gas state and leaves all the air pockets.
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In the Instagram video Grande goes straight into Hough's arms with runny mascara, making fun of the fact that she was "already crying" a day ahead of time.
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She's automated everything — as soon as her paycheck hits, a percentage of it goes straight to each of her savings buckets — which helps keep her savings rate high.
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Elsewhere, "Lost In My Dream" conjures up peppy Harry Nilsson harmonies while "Fools" goes straight yacht-rock with what might be the breeziest single of 2019 so far.
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It's clear that Coppens had a dynamic city dweller in mind here, maybe the type who goes straight from the gym to the bar and still looks fresh.
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Money raised by RED goes straight into The Global Fund, a partnership between governments, civil society and the private sector to try and end AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
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On the other, he immediately goes straight to Oleg and essentially tells him he cares too much to try to bring him in, as he's supposed to do.
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The road to a Democratic House of Representatives goes straight through Pennsylvania — which means this Tuesday's primary is remarkably important for the party's chances of retaking the chamber.
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As for her high-yield savings account, she set up recurring transfers from her checking account, so the day after her paycheck lands, $550 goes straight to savings.
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Bonnie Raitt "The Ones We Couldn't Be" (Redwing) In a plainspoken ballad that goes straight to the heart, Ms. Raitt distills an essence of grown-up regret. 5.
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"When I see these Irish names in the White House and I see what they're doing to refugees, my mind goes straight to the coffin ships," she said.
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"It's an important role being a shield-bearer because you know that everything they throw goes straight at you," he said while recovering from his home in Caracas.
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Byron says his only form of income these days is a $50k-per-month deferred compensation check from the Cavs ... and half of that already goes straight to Anita.
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In our everyday business we already reuse the spent grains as bio fuel, which goes straight back into powering the brewery, making it close to self-sufficient on energy.
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Unfortunately, I can't contact him because I have phoned his house and left an answerphone message, his mobile goes straight to voicemail and I've left him a voicemail message.
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When we say goodbye, she decides not to crush all my fingers this time, and instead goes straight in for a hug, whipping out another Marlboro in the process.
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Cersei goes straight from her bombing observation deck to wineboarding Septa Unella, and "confessing" in a speech that was surely cathartic for all the psychotic Lannister stans out there.
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Under the language, the Senate Armed Services Committee would have five days to take up the waiver after it's introduced or else it goes straight to the Senate floor.
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Under the language, the Senate Armed Services Committee would have fives days to take up the waiver after it's introduced, or else it goes straight to the Senate floor.
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In the United States, which generated an estimated 6.9 million tons of e-waste in 2016 (42 pounds per person), most e-waste probably goes straight into the trash.
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US officials have long maintained that the money from ventures like this goes straight into North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's notorious nuclear slush fund, known as Office 39.
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The question goes straight to how you see yourself in the world, and the answer has a lot to do with the state of politics in America right now.
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Whole Foods has over 1 million square feet of warehouse space for distribution to its markets, and a chunk of its inventory goes straight from suppliers to stores, MWPVL said.
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Instead of simply aping the teenage experience for the sake of an art project, he goes straight to the source, mining actual kids for a maximum level of amateur authenticity.
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"What Do You Mean It's 1985?" is so fully-formed and confident in its embrace of schmaltz that it bypasses irony and goes straight for the gut and the feels.
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Its extremism goes straight back to Flake's hero, Senator Barry Goldwater , who saw mainstream liberals as subversive socialists and opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 on states'-rights grounds.
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Higuain cuts it back from the end line, but Meza's shot from a few yards out goes straight into the goalkeeper, and Messi can't get a foot on the rebound.
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Mixing metal's momentum and attitude with healthy doses of spookhouse atmospherics and black magic psychedelia, band svengali Anders Manga has crafted a record that goes straight for goth's dark heart.
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Jessa leaves that encounter and goes straight to Adam's apartment, where she confesses what happened with Hannah and also that she's wanted to be with Adam for a really long time.
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A three-bedroom home in Thomas' market goes for about $950 on average — $600 for rent (which goes straight to Thomas), plus $350 to rent the lot where the home sits.
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But he has this ability to open his mouth and just perfect dialogue comes out of it and 80 percent of it is vile [laughs] — and it goes straight in there.
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It Comes at Night is enthralling horror, but it's utterly devastating as a portrait of modern America: It goes straight for the jugular of contemporary American politics and slices clean through.
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Shark meat is as white as milk, immaculate, but on the tongue this simplicity transforms into a pungent, sharp flavor that goes straight through your nose and passes down your throat.
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Haskins saves $880 a month: $330 goes automatically from her paycheck into a SIMPLE IRA, a tax-deferred employer-sponsored retirement plan, and $2000 goes straight into her high-yield savings account.
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Occupation: Financial ConsultantIndustry: ConsultingAge: 26Location: Washington DCSalary: $80,000Paycheck Amount (Biweekly): $1,303 Monthly ExpensesRent: My fiancé, N., pays our rent, while the money I would be paying goes straight into our wedding fund.
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Their snappy, spooky, deathrock-tinged black/thrash goes straight for the jugular, and answers the age-old question of what would happen if Mortuary Drape met Judas Priest in a crusty tomb.
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A lead-footed touch from Higuain breaks up a promising attack in the middle, but Nigeria's long ball to try to spring a counter goes straight to Armani in the Argentina end.
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So if I'm doing sessions where he's guiding me directly in front on the bike and I'm sitting behind him ... it means that when he's talking it goes straight into my hearing aid.
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In reality, however, nearly all of the $28503 million collected by the state annually from the 22019 Fee goes straight into the general fund, where it can be spent on just about anything.
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It's good to have someone solely in charge of music for a while, but don't let them call themselves "the DJ" because the power of it just goes straight to their head. 61.
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Now, the Pentagon doesn't spend a lot of time talking about what they plan to do if everything goes straight to hell and multiple crises erupt, but let's make a few educated guesses.
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Director Jon Favreau sure doesn't monkey around: The pacing is sure-footed, Mowgli's big faceoff against Shere Khan is exciting, and the story goes straight to the heart – I cried at the baby elephant!
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The total comes to $34.04 which goes straight on the company card, but I tip $13.40 because I understand how annoying it is to have someone invade your coffee shop for seven hours straight.
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The interest rate on this loan is likely to be far less than it would be on other loans, and when you pay back the interest, it goes straight into your 401(k) account.
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He flips out, tells her she's "ruining the good stuff" in his troubled life, goes straight to the coffee shop to confront his boyfriend and discovers there that Henry lives in a tent, too.
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Prenetics, which includes Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba among its backers, works directly with insurance firms and physicians who use its testing service for their customers and patients, but DNAFit goes straight to consumers themselves.
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With so many avenues of distribution, it can be tricky to determine what merits a wide release, what gets a limited run in a few regional bookings, and what goes straight to the rental market.
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Just west of us is the annual New York City Halloween parade, expected to drop to a million people to Greenwich Village and beyond as it goes straight up at the center of our island.
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If you tap and hold on a message in the group chat, then tap the three dots to bring up the More menu, then choose Reply privately, your message goes straight to the selected contact.
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For example: If a cancer patient goes straight from insurance at work to her own policy, her insurer has to charge her a standard rate — it can't take the cost of her condition into account.
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"If a victim goes straight to the police, things can go wrong because a lot of services set up for the majority are not safe for trans people and not geared toward them," he says.
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One nice thing that actually gave me butterflies was when territory names would come up on the screen as they entered a new place, but then it just goes straight back to nonstop fighting scenes.
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Up to five percent of your money goes straight to a check cashing service because you need fast access to funds as you struggle to pay for immediate, basic living costs, like rent or utilities.
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"Patterns in Space" ("choreography after Merce Cunningham") — the title is a play on Cunningham's 1986 "Points in Space" — goes straight for all that's nuttiest about the separation of dance and music in the Cunningham ethos.
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All the revenue from those sales goes straight into the Transnistrian budget, explaining why electricity is so cheap here—and why the government is so enthusiastic about bumping up its gas consumption with cryptocurrency mining.
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"When a streamer's scheduled charity stream goes live, their donation link will automatically redirect to the charities tip page, meaning the money goes straight to the charities with no additional fees taken out," Streamlabs wrote.
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It's safe to say that when Cupid's arrow misses her and it goes straight for me, I'll be delighted that all I ever wanted will be by my side through the good and the bad.
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President Donald Trump's son Eric has long assured donors that his eponymous foundation uses Trump Organization "assets 100 percent free of charge," ensuring more of their money goes straight to helping kids suffering from cancer.
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Sometimes it can take several minutes longer if there is post-production work to do, but in this case everything goes smoothly and the clip goes straight to the TNT broadcast team in a nearby trailer.
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But I deeply hope that Liza is not going to put up with this kind of needling that goes straight to the heart of why she lied about her age in the first place: her career.
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Here's how it works: If a worker goes straight from insurance at work to her own policy, her insurer has to charge her a standard rate — it can't take the cost of her condition into account.
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" In the spring of 23 during an undercover operation for the League Against the Cruel Sports Investigation, Sir Edward Dashwood admitted that "2000 percent of the trophy fee goes straight into some Nigerian's pocket or African politician.
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Here's how it works: If a cancer patient goes straight from insurance at work to her own policy, her insurer has to charge her a standard rate — it can't take the cost of her condition into account.
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Neymar has another great opportunity as he bursts through two Swiss defenders to meet a cross, but his header goes straight toward Yann Sommer, who will likely be under pretty heavy pressure for these last few minutes.
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Remy then walks in, and when Darla mentions he's in a mood, he goes straight to Ralph and reminds him that he's only looking out for him and he needs to stop thinking the world is against him.
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The vice president will be gone for a week, with stops in Egypt and Germany: Pence takes off from Washington, lands in Tel Aviv and goes straight to Jerusalem for a bilateral meeting with Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu.
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" As for Hardy, Nellie goes straight to the suppressed erotic pulse that quickens everything he writes: "In other houses you knew you were in for a groping but to him it was as if we weren't quite real.
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And it goes straight to the top: The new Taliban leader, Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour, is at the pinnacle of a pyramid of tribal Ishaqzai drug traffickers and has amassed an immense personal fortune, according to United Nations monitors.
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The effect brings to mind the experience of wandering into a cut-rate movie theater on a hot day, with a hangover, and walking in on the kind of low-budget suspense movie that usually goes straight to video.
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Israel, which is making sense of itself, has confused our own sense of being, and the novel goes straight toward that confusion, just as it will always go toward heat, toward what is still undecided and so most alive.
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Waking up one morning to find his wife, Sif, bald to the scalp, Thor goes straight to that conniving troublemaker, the shape-shifting crafty misanthrope who lives among the gods, and threatens to break every bone in his body.
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A bill from Democrats heard Tuesday goes straight to the source of the controversy as far as farmers are concerned — a transparency measure to illuminate why oil companies are receiving waivers that exempt them from blending ethanol into their fuels.
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Mr. Holzhauer goes straight for the high-dollar clues, builds up his war chest, and then finds Daily Doubles, for which contestants wager as much of their pot as they want — and has the guts to bet relatively high amounts.
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The Tbilisi TV Tower, a Soviet-era eyesore hovering over the city on Mount Mtasminda, hides something much more appealing: Mtasminda Park, a landscaped amusement park and urban playground that is accessible by a funicular that goes straight up the mountain.
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The proposed legislation would raise tax on corporate dividends to 15 from 10 percent, increase income tax for high earners while lowering tax free thresholds and sharply increasing a so-called 'solidarity tax' — which goes straight into state coffers — across the board.
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I remember in college a friend of mine ran a camp for kids in a predominantly white area in Cincinnati, and I let the kids touch my hair because they couldn't understand that my hair doesn't go down, it goes straight up.
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Nigeria is fortunate in having low levels of public debt (less than 20% of GDP), but it is not helped by high interest rates, which mean that 35% of government revenue goes straight out of the door again to service its borrowings.
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Bracewell-Worrall goes straight for the writing style and points out that not only does the mystery poster use "u" in words like "flavour," but that the person also writes with an eloquence only practiced by one of music's brightest minds. 4.
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Mr. Pérez - Guaguas Negras Swiftly following up his coke rap summer single "El Cartero," the Carbon Fiber newbie eschews humor and goes straight for the jugular with bars on bars on bars of threats and violence for those altogether tired of crossover.
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It's unclear if the hotel will make money from the dinner, but even if the hotel gave the food for free, any money attendees spend on hotel rooms, at the bar, or at shops in the hotel goes straight to the Trump Organization.
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The Marvel line spares Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, and many of the other heroes the Build-a-Bear treatment (we do mourn the tiny, furry Mjolnir that wasn't) and instead goes straight for an Iron Spider-Man Bear and a Black Panther ... Bear (?).
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That means you can buy a HomeKit Secure Video camera from a hardware partner like Logitech or Arlo, and then all of your security cam video data goes straight to an iCloud account—instead of, say, a Google server—that only you can access.
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Size: 210,20.12 square feet Price per square foot: $26 Indoors: Bright blue double doors open to a vaulted great room with slate floors, ash-greige paneling on the walls and ceiling, and a view that goes straight through the back wall to Quicksand Pond.
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In each scenario, an AI car is in a crisis situation, and you must choose how it crashes—whether it goes straight into the concrete barrier ahead, killing the occupants, or swerves into the wrong lane and takes out a party of innocents crossing the road.
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Pressing up, however, has all kinds of unpredictable effects: Sometimes Mario goes straight up, sometimes in an arc; sometimes he takes a short hop, other times a long jump; sometimes he doesn't come down again (if, say, he happens to land on top of an obstacle).
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Season 8's accelerated pace has meant that nothing about Game of Thrones is particularly subtle anymore, and "The Bells" goes straight from Varys predicting that Dany is dangerous to Dany fulfilling his prophecy — first by killing him, then by killing literally anyone she can see.
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However, the gentle gesture of the ephemeral, where the waves of the ocean wipe away a monologue marked on the sand in salt, in "Saline Notations (Echoes)," is far more lucid and holds a power that goes straight to the point — lines, borders, and identities are solvent.
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" Asked if the United States had evidence that the ship had offloaded its crude oil to Syria, State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus told reporters: "Yeah ... The Iranian regime delivered oil to Syria, and that fuel goes straight into the tanks of troops that are slaughtering innocent Syrians.
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He's found that the easiest way to set aside money for the future is to automate his savings: Every month, $400 goes straight to his 401(k) plan, $500 goes to his Roth IRA and $150 goes to his health savings account (HSA), putting his total savings at $1,050.
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Yes, the original story is a bit wonky because Theo is meant to be an unreliable narrator, but the movie goes straight from adult-Theo in Amsterdam — scrubbing blood from his suit and preparing to die by suicide — to a dust-covered 13-year-old Theo after the bombing.
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The path to a Democratic House majority goes straight through upscale suburban districts like VA-26, places where Hillary Clinton outperformed the local Democratic congressional candidate two years ago, and where enough Republicans are unhappy with Donald Trump and the GOP that their partisan allegiances are up for grabs.
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And consider the "50-30-20 percent rule" when dealing with any windfall: It suggests that 50 percent of the money goes straight to savings — into your checking account, emergency fund or a long-term savings or investment account — while 30 percent goes towards funding your lifestyle and 20 percent goes towards fun.
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The app offers four preprogrammed shots: a "dronie" mode that sends it flying up and away, a circle that moves around you at a fixed radius, a rocket that goes straight up, and a helix that moves in an ever-widening circle, making you the star of your own personal Michael Bay movie.
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Henderson, who spent 20 years at agencies like Ogilvy, says 10-20% of their revenue goes straight to the holding companyHe said the sort of agencies where he made his name are better suited to working with conglomerates that need to promote their complex product portfolios around the world in multiple languages.
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Sensor Tower estimates Niantic has pulled in more than $3.1 billion to date on Pokémon Go. Although not all of that money goes straight to the app developer, as the company has a revenue sharing agreement, which has never been made public, with The Pokémon Company, of which Nintendo owns a significant share.
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These are presented again in terms of artistic theory — we are invited to observe their use of pictorial framing, and, yes, you probably never noticed that the sensational "A Bigger Splash" has an enormous expanse of unpainted canvas left as a framing device — but their visual punch nonetheless goes straight to the gut.
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Every single dollar of the net proceeds from the sale of Fired Up ($19), a bright orange shade (and the color of gun violence awareness), goes straight to the Brady Campaign, where the money will be used to help fund on-the-ground initiatives by one of the oldest, longest-standing gun-reform organizations in the country.
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Come up with a plan before buying anything, and consider the "50-30-20 percent rule " when dealing with any windfall: Fifty percent of the money goes straight to the bank — into your checking account, emergency fund or a long-term savings account — while 30 percent goes towards funding your lifestyle, and 20 percent goes towards fun.
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Asked about the Nassau suit, Christopher Lasch, a professor University of Denver Sturm College of Law, who studies detainer law, said, "It's a sensible challenge because it goes straight to what is perhaps the easiest question for the state court to answer: does our state law give our officers the ability to make civil immigration arrests."
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Both Okja and The Meyerowitz Stories are part of this strategy, in different ways: Okja goes straight to Netflix without a theatrical detour in most countries on June 28, and this fall The Meyerowitz Stories will open in limited theatrical release (and likely play a few festivals before that) the same day it lands on Netflix.
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The proposals coming from Manfred's office range from the confusing (a batter being walked intentionally goes straight to first base instead of waiting for four pitches outside the strike zone) to the reasonable (a cap on the number of trips a manager or coach can make to the mound) to the laughable (limits on the use of relief pitchers).
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He goes straight from gingerly high-stepping, trying to see how the break is going to unfold, to stopping dead in his fucking tracks, so stunned by how completely stupid this play turned out to be that his arms just kind of sway back and forth, drifting on the motion of the fast break Snell has managed to scuttle before it even happens.
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For those who want to go to extra lengths, setting up a live chat feature on your site (even if it employs the use of a bot), creating a dedicated phone line for customer service inquiries (even if it goes straight to an answering machine) and directing customers to a "receptionist" (even if it's just Susanna the intern) are all tactics worth experimenting with.
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While the XPS 15 2-in-1 goes straight for all-out sleekness with a body that's thinner, a quarter pound lighter and half an inch narrower than the Spectre x360 15, HP uses the Spectre's larger body to make room for both types of USB ports (two Type-C and one Type-A), HDMI, a full SD card reader and even a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.
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So when Forrest is tasked with reviewing "forgiveness" and goes straight to Suzanne's house, the immediate assumption is that he's about to ask her to forgive him not just for divorcing her for a TV show but for the many, many egregious things he's done to her since (see: catfishing, telling her he had brain cancer when he didn't, basically stalking her as she tried to move on, and so on).
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Without hesitating, he walks across the grass and goes straight to the windows farthest on the right—where the sewing room would be—but instead of the little lace-covered table and the pedestalled fern he sees only a mattress and box spring, a set of barbells, a bicycle, and an enormous black dog, which has risen up on its hind legs, placed its front paws on the windowsill, and is barking at him miserably.
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