Issuance since then "hasn't been going at a breakneck pace, but it's been going at a healthy pace," he said.
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I usually have three to four paintings going at once.
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But still, you're going at the pace of everyone else.
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GS: We've been going at it for almost five years.
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But not every carmaker is going at the same speed.
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"Different guys got it going at different times," Anthony said.
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Garmin and Fitbit have been going at it for years.
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"I would be going at them pretty aggressively," Zaccanelli said.
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And that includes whether we should be going at all.
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Players are constantly going at each other on social media.
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So, those are the two entrants going at each other.
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"It's two awful good teams going at it," Hitchcock said.
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And I'll be going at higher elevation in the winter months.
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There's all kinds of different things going at the same time.
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And Ford is not going at Detroit nor autonomous driving alone.
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In the media, they've been going at each other for months.
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Thinking about being your own boss and going at it alone?
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Going at it with fellow reality stars isn't new for Abraham.
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Goff should be able to get it going at home vs.
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In defiance I have seven or eight books going at once.
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"Very seldom do you have everyone going at once," Girardi said.
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My triage list is what's keeping me going at this point.
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HomeShare Vermont has just 60 matches going at a given time.
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"We're going to be going at them," Gross said. http://bit.
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We had it going at almost 22.1%, then the Fed tightened.
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We had it going at almost 4%, then the Fed tightened.
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Parodists have been going at the president since the campaign trail.
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I mean, these guys are going at us from all different angles.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WILL REVIEW IT. AND THAT'S GOING AT PACE.
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I work in a series where multiple paintings are going at once.
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So when Steph gets going at Oracle, the place gets really loud.
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I didn't notice that the train was going at an accelerated pace.
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In the early going at least, Neighbors 2 is fleet and rewarding.
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Get a few going at once, and you've basically got a song.
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It was one of those series, two good teams going at it.
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UK scored on five consecutive drives, each going at least 223 yards.
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There's a whole lot of shaking going at in the White House.
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These were mechanical devices that kept them from going at high speeds.
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It was not just another group of hotheaded fans going at it.
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They've got some cohesion, and they're going at a pretty good clip.
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"This time, we're going at it all Downtown Abbey-style," she said.
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I could kind of see where I was going at that point.
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I'm going at the end of June, as a matter of fact.
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Now she watches planes coming and going at Newark Liberty International Airport.
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Stuff coming in the right way, and going at the right volume.
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The cheaper version, going at $35,000, will only be released this fall.
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Washington and Moscow keep going at each other all over the map.
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He kept it going at least another day by tweeting a denial.
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"He didn't even write the speed you were going at!" he said.
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For a couple of beats, these guys are going at about 12.
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It is an angry mob of different sides going at each other.
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The person adds there have been "caretakers" coming and going at the estate.
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This puts pressure on companies to keep that growth going at all costs.
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Anna Hankins has a dynasty going at the Mississippi Miss Amazing beauty pageant.
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Piela says the boxing technique gets tons of different muscles going at once.
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The Note 7 was expected to keep sales going at a strong pace.
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This song is going at the top of Rosacea's tour playlist for August.
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Here's one of Skrillex going at it with Four Tet by his side.
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We've each got at least two or three books going at a time.
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And-- the Berkshire team has-- has helped keep it going at full speed.
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And finally, what tunes get the night going at a Buenos Aires speakeasy?
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I was permanently on my screen -- trying to keep everything going at school.
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"But my Dad and I are always going at it," he says, laughing.
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Considering my condition, it's a miracle I'm going at all, I tell myself.
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In this show, you have to keep two consciousnesses going at all times.
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In the early going, at least, they add clutter without being very compelling.
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Specifically, the explorer saw two male penguins "going at it," Mr. Vo added.
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I was going at it to the point where I was injuring myself.
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Like any good advocate, Impact will not be successful going at this alone.
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She finally let me, and soon I was going at least once a day.
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Q. How is the marketing going at 52 Wooster, the boutique condominium in SoHo?
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You can&apost have five or six different arguments going at the same time.
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Rippon tells PEOPLE the couple is more than happy going at their own pace.
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But you could hear the conversation and you understood: They're not going at it.
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So, we&aposve set that all aside and we just keep going at it.
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Fitbit and Jawbone have been going at in the court system for some time.
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Sure, there is an allure to seeing these two gorgeous people going at it.
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With today's funding round, the startup studio plans to keep going at full speed.
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People shouldn't look at these models as prizefighters going at each other, he emphasized.
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I had to stop a couple properly going at it against a coffee machine.
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Up until this point I had been going at this mostly on my own.
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Theatre in San Francisco, but after operations got going at the ranch in Oregon,
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The concerts were heavy going at times, but Kopatchinskaja invested them with vital purpose.
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But then: one man got on his typewriter and people started going at it.
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Are you surprised to see them going at each other so aggressively like this?
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Eat Lately I've been going at everything I do in a from-scratch way.
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Still going at 3 PM the next day: Dude, you're going to die. 76.
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Trebek also chided the gubernatorial candidates for going at each other during the race.
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Now they were going at 50, which is where they should have been anyway.
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What does it feel like to be in a racecar going at top speed?
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As we first reported, the exes are going at it over their daughter's custody.
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Someone said that he's got about three different agendas going at any one time.
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This should allow faster horses going at a faster pace to encounter less traffic.
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Bisping and Rockhold still going at it after the post fight press conference. pic.twitter.
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I cringed at Tink's mistakes, and I found the story slow going at times.
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But in the early going, at least, it's really all about Carrie and Quinn.
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"It was slow going at first, and it's still slow going," Williams told me.
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Civil War, Battle of Gettysburg has dozens and dozens of tracks going at once.
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But what gets her going at that particular moment — she gets to want that.
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Asking our allies to pay their fair share is going at NATO hammer and tongues?
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On Tuesday, Chopra and Jonas kept the fun going at a wedding reception in Delhi.
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On Tuesday, Chopra and Jonas kept the fun going at a wedding reception in Delhi.
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They've been going at it, and we've been involved in trying to have them stop.
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"I think it was two very good teams kind of going at it," Duchene said.
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They like to get several things going at once so that there isn't any downtime.
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The way I was going at 7%, I was looking at just half of that.
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Anmuth sees the stock going at least 6 percent higher over the next 12 months.
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We were going at about one a week … and it was getting a little exhausting.
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A coalition of private funders chipped in to keep it going at a low level.
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Often, there are multiple projects going at once, usually spread across the desk and floor.
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No, but for real, Kanye West and Deadmau5 are finally going at it on Twitter.
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Its patterns were Last Year's, and going at a sacrifice, before its breath was gone.
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Until now, Israelis and Palestinians just kept going at each other with their conflicting narratives.
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Let us go online and start going at it, and see if people like it.
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I paint in oil so I always have several canvasses going at the same time.
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And they might also say, "How's it going at Forbes?" because they confuse the two.
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He struck out six while going at least six inning for a his ninth straight start.
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But the adrenaline and the excitement keep you going at that hour — that and some coffee.
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You can't give in, you've got to think next batter, keep attacking, keep going at them.
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Will the fact that Spotify is readying its debut get the momentum going at long last?
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I don't need any China exposure with our countries really going at it, hammer and tongs.
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We kept going at it with the cops; I think it lasted for about two hours.
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After years of going at it with Apple, Microsoft was looking to soften things a bit.
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Not even a whole two commercial breaks later, these three began going at each other's throats.
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"This has really gotten the debate going at kitchen tables all around the country," Kent said.
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The transitions keep the movie going at a solid pace and they also have thematic meaning.
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But seeing his career going so well when mine seemed not to be going at all?
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We&aposre just going to keep going at entitlement reform all the way down the road.
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By 1944, a Newsweek article reported she had 33 Mother's Day-related lawsuits going at once.
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Basically, it's the sound of two brutish lovers going at it on a bed of nails.
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Or, if parking is abysmal everywhere you're going, at least drivers won't get their hopes up.
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We started fucking and while we were going at it, I felt something tickle my balls.
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That also means it will be easier to have multiple timers going at the same time.
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With both going at the same time, the lantern can last for up to four hours.
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The requirements were few enough that Garner found she could keep several scenes going at once.
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The political bickering over Tuesday's deadly terror attack in Manhattan is already going at full steam.
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In my neighborhood, that means you want to fight, and so we start going at it.
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In this case, though, Mr. Merrell's little nipper is on the ground going at your ANKLE.
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"The next day, I'm in the meeting with Democrats and Republicans going at it," Thomas said.
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She does the crossword puzzle every morning and always has a jigsaw puzzle going at home.
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You have a president basically going at it like we were in a Third World country.
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Two years after the latest Israeli assault, rebuilding in Gaza is going at a snail's pace.
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They all but forbade it and I ended up not going at 7 with everyone else.
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We did score the first goal, and we should've kept going at them, and we didn't.
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Her daughter had planned to attend the concert but decided against going at the last minute.
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If we didn't have as many fires going at the same time—that's what got us.
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The two families say they didn't know exactly where the money was going at the time.
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Meanwhile, apparently Pharrell and Timbaland are talking about going at it in their own beat battle.
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So how have things been going at Activision since the Internet Hate Brigade descended in early May?
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And so you should only dissent if you strongly disagree with where policy's going at the time.
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The final trial will be to fly 10 times over 10 days going at least Mach 5.
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You can see Keanu stand on the bike as it's going at a high rate of speed.
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"They've been going at it, and we've been involved in trying to have them stop," he said.
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Amazon hasn't made necessarily the progress they would have liked, in the last decade, going at it.
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I knew where he came from, what he believed, and where he was going at the end.
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He'd be better off lobbying the brewery than going at us – they pass the price onto us.
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Did you know Avery and Mason are just completely going at it in the girl's locker room?
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You couldn't get on social media Tuesday without seeing Team Yanny and Team Laurel going at it.
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"I hope he is well prepared going at least into the bilateral with President Putin," Baucus said.
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They're actually expanding what they're doing and it's going at a very fast, rapid pace right now.
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As long as Iran and Saudi Arabia are going at it, there will always be another ISIS.
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One man, going at the grass with a leafblower, completely disappears into a cloud of the stuff.
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Take this quiz to find out — it'll keep you going at least until Pumpkin Spice Latte season.
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Its cross-decade appeal has helped make it the biggest thing going at the US box office.
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Not only do you have to pick which pitch you're going at, but say you guess right.
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To cover 360-odd years in a similar number of pages means going at quite a lick.
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This 1961 F-150 (gotta love the racing stripes) is still going at almost fifty years old...
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"The most challenging thing was keeping everything going at the right pace during a rush," Bezos said.
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Critics have kept a side-eye going at the platform with regards to the Hong Kong protests.
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"It seems pretty reasonable for whoever wants to get in and get going at it," Cunningham said.
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The 2 players started going at it -- and then both teams rushed over to defend their teammates.
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"They've been going at it, and we've been involved in trying to have them stop," Trump said.
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Amid the new year exuberance, there were hints the market couldn't keep going at its blistering pace.
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It was fun to watch them going at each other — two rookies with a lot of talent.
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It appears that Tesla won't be able to keep manufacturing going at its plant in Fremont, California.
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We lost much of our peace and quiet as overnighters were coming and going at all hours.
|
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On Give Blood, they were talking about passivism, being upset with where politics were going at the time.
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But the ideal number of lobbyists depends on how many campaigns CrowdLobby has going at any given time.
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We've all been where Sway and Stush are here, going at it over suspicious messages from former flames.
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JOE BIDEN, FORMER VICE PRESIDENT: He&aposs going at the big banks once again write their own rules.
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They tend to be the victim of notes [...] going at the pace dictated by their ability to read.
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I usually have three to six paintings going at a time, each at a different stage of development.
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Following the awards ceremony, a slew of stars kept the celebration going at the Weinstein afterparty in London.
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Last week you saw us as Mickey and Minnie and now you're going to us going at it.
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She'll get a chance to explain how it's all going at our upcoming Code conference later this year.
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I took off my headphones and turned to the TV to see Wallace and Artest going at it.
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One night I was going at it in my bed and lo and behold I have a seizure.
|
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Talk of Kennedy's possible retirement has the parlor game of who would Trump nominate going at full tilt.
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In school, all Gallagher thought about was fighting so he eventually just stopped going at the age 15.
|
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Sure enough, Rob's pal Stan made a snarky comment, and before long the two were going at it.
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"If this thing is not resolved, it's likely that we are not going at all," the colonel said.
|
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A spokesman for Floether said the talks were "going at full speed", but declined to reveal further details.
|
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She has also had to get used to the idea is will never be easy going at SpaceX.
|
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At one point in "Foley," the poet hears two cats noisily going at it outside at 2 a.m.
|
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It's not the type of 21st-century going at it we usually see in this sort of scene.
|
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Tuesday's operations ranged from 6 days to 181 days, with A$4 billion going at the longest maturity.
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Keep a conversation going at all times between the ache of nostalgia and the nervous excitement of anticipation.
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I never leave the house without a portable power supply that keeps me going at least 20 hours.
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One night I was going at it in my bed and lo and behold I have a seizure.
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"We're not going to win a better system by going at each other," she said of fellow riders.
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Slow going at first, the book builds intellectual excitement as the characters act and react to one another.
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There were several dozen teenagers, many of whom the birthday girl didn't know, coming and going at will.
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So I found it slow going at first, but in cryptics, an extra helping of patience is rewarded.
|
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As we first reported, Eva and Kevin have been going at it in court for some time now.
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He accused Mr. Bush of going at his opponents so aggressively that he was risking tarnishing his family name.
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As you know, yesterday&aposs hearing was contentious, ugly and fiery, and Republicans and Democrats still going at it.
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Image 2 of 19343 ST. PETERSBURG, Russia – Lionel Messi and Argentina finally got things going at the World Cup.
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Earlier in the morning, Trump made sure the controversy was going at full steam with a series of tweets.
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Aaron Rodgers's experience and Green Bay's ability to run should be enough to get them going, at least temporarily.
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Then things really got going at night, when the crowd from the venue spilled out into the parking lot.
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They do these things for a reason — namely because they aren't happy with how things are going at home.
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Rubio didn't let up on the attack, going at Trump in his most forceful way yet in the campaign.
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But now, President Trump is trying to go even further by going at the source of the problem directly.
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If you're going at it for the first time, how much more difficult is it to be on top?
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While pundits and opposing players mull over the implications of Westbrook's historic season, he'll still be going at it.
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There's actually no fails to be found in this video, just a good boy going at his own pace.
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Even if you had 803 machines going at the same time, it would still take a year of printing.
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"They have been going at it and we have been involved in trying to have them stop," he said.
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Minor (2-1) continued his impressive stretch that now includes three straight starts of going at least 7.0 innings.
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Liu is going at the invitation of US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, the spokesman added without giving further details.
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The lobby is breathtakingly beautiful, and there's this constant parade of taxi cabs coming and going at the Nacional.
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But the dudes keep going at it, pointing fingers at each other until Chris Harrison finally has to intervene.
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Sweden's Speed Camera Lottery, instead of just ticketing speeders, also rewarded drivers going at or below the speed limit.
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But most people agree getting back to nature — no matter how comfortable — is better than not going at all.
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He was referring to Kazuyoshi Miura, the pioneering and flamboyant Japanese forward who is still going at age 22.
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Thursday's repurchase operations ranged from 39 days to 182 days, with A$7.4 billion going at the longest maturity.
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But the truth is the US and North Korea have been going at it like this for decades now.
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The exact cause of the crash, or how fast either train was going at the time of the collision.
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We asked White House correspondent Katie Rogers for an update on how things are going at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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"Personally, I thought this was always the model that Tesla with SolarCity was going at," he tells The Verge.
|
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Consumers also deserve a digital marketplace replete with competitors going at it head to head for every consumer eyeball.
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You got the driving around, you got the Ferris wheel going at the same time, people having a ball.
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When workloads are shared, computers can run closer to full capacity, with several programs going at the same time.
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Boeing and Airbus won't gain anything by "going at each other's jugular," according to the European planemaker's top salesman.
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But what's been going at EPA could also affect the lives of millions of Americans for years to come.
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As the festival came to a close with an epic performance by Eminem Sunday, the party kept going at #REVOLVEFestival.
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Memorability: Not massively memorable, and he's going at the bottom of the list because Jojen was sort of annoying anyway.
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About a year ago, I was working for a temp agency, which had a job going at a restoration company.
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What we do we think is different, we've very much going at it around specific stages in a woman's life.
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She came with her dad — a Model X owner — and he didn't tell her where they were going at first.
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The high-minded folks at CBS Los Angeles have been kind enough to live-stream what's going at Mount Lee.
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Instead of the top Republican and top Democrat going at it in the general election, it will be two Democrats.
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That would be the rather large hallway closet, which interestingly had people coming and going at a semi-regular clip.
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"The founder mentality, that edge, that fire, is absolutely something we want to keep going at the company," Khosrowshahi said.
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"I was just so in love with where she was going at the end of the first episode," Gardner says.
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John Kavanagh, who's known for working with McGregor posted a video of Cunningham Saturday going at it in the ring.
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Of course, the two have been going at it ever since an icy encounter at the UFC 205 weigh-ins.
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Keep your buzz going at the full bar while eating hot chicken that's miles better than it needs to be.
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"He clearly was going at us, and it was even more clear on round two," the victim told the station.
|
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Police suggested the two kids going at it were at least sometimes deliberately unevenly matched, ostensibly to keep things interesting.
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And Roy Moore, by going at little teenage girls, he does not deserve to be the in United States Senate.
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As I watched people coming and going at the Plaza, I felt the presence of someone standing next to me.
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"I don't think they are going at anywhere near the pace they would be if Democrats had gavels," he said.
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There's something really spectacular about watching Elisabeth Moss going at full intensity as she slowly comes apart at the seams.
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Don't pay more than you need to: Check out this roundup of all the best deals going at the moment.
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The line in particular, in context of the verse, paints the picture of the feeling that I was going at.
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They know those sounds, but I feel like they're going at it with a real unique, left-of-center approach.
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These guys have been going at it for MONTHS ... and now they're just 24 hours away from settling their score.
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But then I counted: The power line is jumping at 52 beats per minute; my heart is going at 72.
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The one thing we haven't focused on is we raised -- we're going at a record rate of raising assets and alternatives.
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"Running a bus every 30 minutes when the world is going at lightning speed is a recipe for failure," he explains.
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Just around the corner, Day Club will be keeping the party going at the Hilton Palm Springs starting at 12 p.m.
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I may not know where this thing is going at all, but I have zero doubt that it is going somewhere.
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Shania Twain walks in on the couple going at it, and their surprise results in an unfortunate genital injury for Trey.
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"It's so exhilarating and scary being so intimate with an animal that's 1000+ pounds and going at high speeds," she says.
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His next impact may be inspiring players with an interest in Major League Baseball to consider going at a younger age.
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In episode four, Frances and Robert have agreed to go the mediator route versus going at one another's throats with lawyers.
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One custom pet pillow takes between four and five hours to complete, though Frank usually has a handful going at once.
|
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Driving the news: Progressives and centrists are going at each other before any of them have stepped onto a debate stage.
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So, listen, the Founder mentality, that edge, the fire, is absolutely something that we want to keep going at the company.
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"This is the movie that hopefully gets the momentum going at the box office," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior analyst at Comscore.
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Apple is going at this, and at least as far as we can tell, they're using their money and their scale.
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Unlike Facetime or Skype, you can have up to eight people in a room and have several "parties" going at once.
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While Democrats and Republicans have been going at each other's throats for generations, Obama turned it into a dangerous art form.
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The façade of searching, blur of faces, fireworks bursting up, then the graying couple really going at it, tongue and all.
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You've learned a valuable lesson: Staying too long at the fair can often be more depressing than not going at all.
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If Giridharadas worries that the super-wealthy just play at changing the world, Callahan worries they're going at it in earnest.
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They were able to land the plane going at a speed of 165 knots, which is about 190 miles per hour.
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While major secrets may be exposed right now, you might also feel like you can't see where you're going at all.
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When changing lanes, accelerate until you are going at least as fast as, if not faster than, any cars behind you.
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Gail: And to think I used to believe football was invented as a way to keep conversation going at family reunions.
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I also came to the realization that the way we've been going at it is not going to be terribly successful.
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With these two going at it and a decent card under them, there's a good chance something incredible will have happened.
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The money was leant for periods ranging from 17 to 95 days, with A$5.6 billion going at the longest date.
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And for those who prefer privacy and going at their own pace, self-guided walking tours are blossoming — particularly in Europe.
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A nurse breaks in on Candy and her uncle; they're going at it like "hot wart hogs" under her father's sickbed.
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The Ecua Boys and Cobras were going at it in an adult competition organized by the Liga Mexicana Infantil de Brooklyn.
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But one thing is clear: With Obama and Trump going at it, the fall campaign just got a lot more interesting.
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"His real agenda is going at the NFL community that didn't let him in that good old boys club," Smith said.
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Going at Memphis inside also allowed Tulsa to get to the free-throw line for 25 attempts, where it made 18.
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This helps me understand where my money is going at all times and how far under or over budget I am.
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I'm kind of satisfied with how things are going at the moment, but I'd prefer to be in a proper relationship.
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I start reporting on Vice Media and then I continue reporting on ... So you all were going at the same time?
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For a while I went to the meetings high, surely fooling all my peers, and then I stopped going at all.
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I had five or six jobs going at the same time and I was exhausted but it was a dream come true.
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It was slow going at first for the hard-charging soldier, who previously competed in the Army's arduous annual Best Ranger Competition.
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"We are concerned about what is the status of Mr. Khashoggi … (but) I am planning on going at this point," Mnuchin said.
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" In summary: "I think the hardest part sometimes of an investigation is to keep going at it, keep pecking away at it.
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If we keep going at this rate, the traditional locals will be gone, leaving only identical Scandi-style bars serving overpriced cocktails.
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The mood is lonely but soothing — an acceptance that even though no one knows where we're going, at least we're not alone.
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Other than the clothing itself, the best thing about RWB is its backbone: the idea of going at it your own way.
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But it's going to be the free market that's going -- at the end of the day -- is going to make that happen.
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On Saturday night, Hearst and Rønning kept the party going at L.A. hotspot Chateau Marmont, where they first met three years ago.
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Despite not being in the upcoming World Cup, they're still going at it hard -- and headfirst -- against France Saturday in a friendly .
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But once he stepped in there doing the things that he's done ... he's going at it like a politician, not a businessman.
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"It was very fun baseball game to watch, two guys going at it and pitching really well," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.
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The actor hopped off his bike and got right between the combatants ... even though they kept going at it for several seconds.
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Though they may have never intended to get too serious, it sure looked to be where the relationship was going at first.
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When the company is going at full speed, he says Electrons will be flinging satellites into space on a bi-weekly basis.
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That rubbed off on me and that's why I'm able to juggle all of these different things going at the same time.
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"It's two Goliaths going at it, two big guys, and that makes for some good drama," Giants right fielder Hunter Pence said.
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In case it wasn't already clear, Christians and Muslims have been going at it well before the respective religions became tax exempted.
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He kept it going at home against the other sad Ohio team, hauling in seven catches for 162 yards and a score.
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What inspired Blast Theory is that people are resourceful and humane enough to keep going at all in some of these cases.
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Even when the fight was going at exactly the pace they wanted, Andrade, Gadelha, and Kowalkiewicz were always there to be hit.
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Graham whips off her dress, is completely naked save for some roller skates, and she and Marky Mark start going at it.
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I'm going at it with a rogue style, I've never got permission to do a stream anywhere and I'm not going to.
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There's not a fight fan out there who would argue against the two fighters going at it again... and again, and again.
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Part of the reason it's on a small scale was because I wasn't exactly sure where I was going at that point.
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If there is a clear path, the riders are going at full speed, because that is where the fun and thrills are.
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The bottom line is that Trump's communication directors are coming and going at a very fast, and one might say chaotic, rate.
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The 40-something of the Decade: Dirk Nowitzki Atlanta's Vince Carter, still going at age 42, has an undeniably worthy case here.
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Finally, we have had the question answered of what would happen if and when both star guards got going at the same time?
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The Blue Jays are near the bottom of the league in the early going at 6-for-37 with runners in scoring position.
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"They're going to be going at it for a little while, but ultimately probably it works out," Trump said of the Brexit negotiations.
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As long as jobs keep going at 200,000 a month, I think the Fed is well on its way to a June hike.
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I'm trying to make a habit of going at least once a week, especially since I live right around the corner from one.
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" With things going at full tilt for so long, "this just felt like the right time to catch our breath for a bit.
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After all, the two rivals had been going at it the whole episode, rehashing #pantygate — which Girardi said fueled her dislike for Kemsley.
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"Our drone program was the most expensive program that we had going at the company, for the smallest number of customers," he said.
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I think the hardest part was just her and I going at it, and now that that's done, the kids are super happy.
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This guy just kept going at me, and I don't remember the exact things I said, but I kind of shut him off.
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In my business, you have so many things going at once—TV shows, projects, movies—and sometimes things never actually come to fruition.
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The Home won't replace a full speaker system and it isn't designed to keep the dance floor going at your next house party.
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We take a closer look by tapping on the listing, and the apartment is going at a lower price because of a suicide.
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Paidy has been going at this problem longer and with more money, but Cummer doesn't anticipate that it will expand overseas just yet.
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Already, many Democrats have announced they won't be going at all, or else will be going in black as a gesture to #MeToo.
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He's not a natural yet on camera, or adept at keeping up with guests who are going at the speed of Mr. Affleck.
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The series opener at Dodger Stadium would be a perfect time for the Braves to finally get going at the plate for Teheran.
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I've done it a few times now — the pokeball, the 'Infinity' glove — anything that's going at the time, I'll be aware of it.
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The source added that the internal debate within the administration would hinge on including carriers in the process or going at it alone.
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"When you look at the social consequences of that, it's far superior going at this route than going the other route," he said.
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But it enables the company to keep going — at least until 2022 when the current lease expires — in a space that invites experiment.
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Generally, I like to read one book at a time but if I'm reading for work, I may have several going at once.
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"I'm still getting multiple offers on good properties but the days of properties regularly going at 10% over ask are gone," she said.
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Most of my times going at this game have been with my friend Jack, who reveals his saboteur status by screeching and screaming.
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ROSS: WELL, SURE, WHEN THINGS ARE GOING AT A GREAT SPEED, EVEN A VERY SMALL OBJECT CAN CREATE A GREAT DEAL OF DAMAGE.
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In addition, that money allows Putin and his topmost entourage to pay themselves and other officials to keep the system going at home.
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Rather than going at targets directly, they have used a side door of sorts by breaking into the networks of the targets' suppliers.
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That's because while there are faddish things in fitness, fitness itself isn't going away and we're going at core cardio, cycling, strength, etc.
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Talk a little bit about where it's going at Carnegie Mellon and where, overall, you see the most important areas of computing going.
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And then teams attack, forcing uncomfortable offensive players into making decisions, relentlessly going at substandard defensive players, and generally pressing any advantage they can.
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"With our current lineup of outstanding cars, trucks and crossovers around the world, I'm looking forward to keeping our momentum going at full speed."
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It's difficult in that little 1- to 3-foot circle where you're trying to figure out going at full speed what's going to happen.
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When you were playing poker full-time or close to full-time, how many of those microstakes games did you have going at once?
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"Obviously we used a lot of resources tonight but this is the World Series were are going to keep going at it," said Hinch.
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There was a moment when I had two open apps, another app open in a popover window, and a video all going at once.
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You'll be going through plenty of coffee in order get going at 5 am, so any discount on coffee or coffee makers is welcome.
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It's even better because you get to hear Caluori narrate the entire ride and basically freak the hell out while he's going at it.
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But on the whole he has done a pretty impressive job of keeping the business of the house going at an extraordinarily difficult time.
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The change is a disaster for people who particularly hate queuing and who previously could avoid the crowds by going at 'off-peak' times.
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Evidently, it's proven more exciting and alluring than anything going at Vine, whose future looks as shaky and uncertain as that of Twitter itself.
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We're told the fan and Nicole had been going at it for a while before Nicole allegedly posted the name of the fan's employer.
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The book is a tome, its cover awash with the sweeping lines of naked illustrated bodies in various states of joyously going at it.
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"Sweating is great," she says, sharing that 10 burpees and 10 squats are all you need to get a good sweat going at home.
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Immortals' Huni and CLG's Darshan were going at it in the top lane until Darshan got an advantage and Huni went on the run.
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Looking at, in particular, where the dialogue is going at the moment, because it feels a bit like we are going around in circles.
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And in August, they're heading to Rio de Janeiro to see if they can keep their winning streak going at the 2016 Olympic Games.
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When it comes to saving money, a good place to start is by reviewing how many monthly subscriptions you have going at a time.
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We'll see the thing in person, soon, but if early foldable phones are any indication, it could be a bit rough going at first.
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"When we were in the slow lane, we'd be going at a certain speed limit and people would be whizzing by us," she said.
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With its economy maturing, China has to pile on ever more debt to keep its growth going, at a pace that could prove unsustainable.
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"Going at 17,500 miles per hour, a little marble can wipe out a space station," said John Crassidis, an University at Buffalo engineering professor.
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"Going at 17,500 miles per hour, a little marble can wipe out a space station," said John Crassidis, a University at Buffalo engineering professor.
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For athletes of all levels, endurance -- how long they can keep going at their chosen sport -- is made up of physiological and psychological factors.
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Let none of you dare compare a semitrailer going at 100 km per hour with a disarmed terrorist who is lying down, already neutralized.
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We've got at least a few more games of these two going at it, dusting off a rivalry that goes back to high school.
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I kept asking them to stop, and they just kept giggling and doing whatever it was they were, y'know, going at it back there.
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And that&aposs -- it&aposs like in "The Wild Ones" when they ask Marlon Brando, who you going at, he says, who do you got?
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Although Congress passed short-term funding to keep CHIP going at the end of last year, Democrats have been pushing for a more permanent fix.
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Off to the left of the action is their ringleader, Dereje Dange -- a world-class juggler who can easily keep seven hats going at once.
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He kept alive the Rangers' streak of 26 games with starters going at least five innings but snapped their streak of seven consecutive quality starts.
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Basically, in a couple hundred years you'd have almost all of these species we're talking about blinking out -- if we keep going at that rate.
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It will take time to see how those efforts are going, at least when it comes to Uber's problems with sexual harassment and workplace diversity.
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Let them go off and do what they like to do and don't force them to be going at the same speed as somebody else.
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The next time we see Maddy and Tyler, they're going at it in the pool as a group of people watch and record their session.
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When you're trying to become the fastest self-propelled human on the planet, you wouldn't expect getting going at all to be the hardest part.
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"The Bank of Canada is going at it alone where the Fed seems to be sidelined for the time being, which is unusual," Marion said.
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You're standing at the bus stop minding your own business when you notice a couple sucking face—and they're going at it, practically dry humping.
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Cramer, an energy adviser for Trump during the presidential campaign, said staying in the deal is "probably the direction it's going" at the White House.
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"Senator Cryin' Chuck Schumer fought hard against the Bad Iran Deal, even going at it with President Obama, & then Voted AGAINST it!" the president tweeted.
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Floating farms are more expensive to build than land-based ones, and in the early going, at least, would cost more than fixed offshore installations.
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The part is, by any account, technically difficult: It is extremely long, and the singer must often project over an orchestra going at full throttle.
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To keep lines going at full speed, workers are denied bathroom breaks, and many end up soiling themselves while handling chickens on the production line.
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Tuscaloosa Police said in a statement posted on Facebook that the man ran away after going at the balloon, but was chased down by officers.
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So, often, I watch in-game sex scenes with the detachment of David Attenborough watching two amorous penguins going at it from five feet away.
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Just because there's at least one sweaty fuckfest going at on at any given time doesn't mean that swingers clubs are a free-for-all.
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It makes you wonder which guys are going to be going at it and whether or not that's going to be what sends them home.
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If they can get both sides of the offense going at the same time, they'll be a tough matchup for any team in the league.
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I get the concern that comes out of competitive sports; failing or losing a game could discourage kids from trying again or going at all.
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If it's Lil Pump rattling off monotone chants for 90 seconds or these nerds going at it cause they're bored, it's all real hip-hop.
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"Head of lettuce?" looks as if we are supposed to be thinking about a salad, but that's not where this clue is going at all.
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An eyewitness said the truck was going at speed and was trying to avoid a motorcyclist on the main road near a Msamvu bus station.
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Robert S. NussbaumFort Lee, N.J. To the Editor: It was refreshing to see the Democratic presidential candidates going at it with gusto on Wednesday night.
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As you know ... Jenna's locked in a nasty custody battle with her ex, Channing Tatum, with the parents going at it over daughter Everly's custody.
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I'm planning on going at the end of October and I want to do the drive all in one shot, which is about 15 hours.
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"Going at 17,500 miles per hour, a little marble can wipe out a space station," said John L. Crassidis, a University at Buffalo engineering professor.
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It's going at 1.4 meters per second, and engineered from a quadrotor (also known as a quadcopter or quadrotor helicopter), a helicopter propelled by four rotors.
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I wasn't sure who he was looking for, and neither was Emilia Clarke, who wondered out loud "where Jason is going" at she walked past reporters.
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He's going at it full speed, he's certainly not holding back trying to protect what we all thought was still going to be a tender back.
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I feel like both, we and they are going at this with a lot of maturity and transparent communication, so I feel very optimistic about it.
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He's also been sharp on the road, allowing two runs or fewer and going at least six innings in each of his last four road starts.
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Maintaining a safe driving speed doesn't mean going at a snail's pace — slowing down too much can create almost as much danger as driving too fast.
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The paid tiers give users access to more music software tools and autotune and increase the number of projects a user can have going at once.
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The ladies' tiny tattoos are giving us some major ink inspo — although, no offense to our BFFs, but we might be going at this one solo.
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The man lived in his car to chase the dumb dream of being a fighter in a sport which had zero money going at the time.
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Still going at age 303, the former Japan star represents the possibilities of aging productively in a country with an average life expectancy of 230 years.
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Cosby's lawyer tells us his client can't have multiple focuses going at the same time ... he needs to devote full attention to his pending criminal case.
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Most luxury cars are capable of going at least 155 miles an hour, a speed that can be achieved on "unrestricted" parts of Germany's highway system.
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"Seeing people of every age group really going at it and being supercharged, it was a trip," Mr. Fleetwood said, calling from Maui, where he lives.
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Check it out ... T.I. says as long as Kim K has her facts, it's a good start in getting a dialogue going at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Titled "Going At It" and "Players," each is 51 by 36 inches; functionally collages, they are actually combinations of pronto plate lithography, intaglio, and chine collé.
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That concept of that people ... and that's what happened, and then you end up sort of trying desperately to keep the funding going at the same time.
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I mean they're just going at light speed, so I think we got to learn how to go at that speed, so it's a powerful question. Okay.
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After departing TAO, Brody and Josie kept the celebrations going at Warwick nightclub in L.A., where he was spotted "hand-in-hand" with Canseco, a source said.
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While you can't drive this version, guests can climb inside, sit behind the wheel and hear a simulation of the car going at 208 miles per hour.
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The undefeated WBO welterweight champ strolled into the media day at B&B Boxing Academy in Omaha ... and both dudes immediately started going at each other's necks.
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It's important to be vocal throughout sex if your partner isn't hitting the right spots or going at the right rhythm — just be sure to ask nicely.
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WHEN Jacob Zuma resigned as South Africa's president on Valentine's Day in a late-night televised address, his countrymen could scarcely believe he was going at last.
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Paul George got it going at the end, we shot 35 percent, we were three for 41 from three and we missed a bunch of free throws.
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The law of supply and demand has left Singapore's Coldplay fans fuming and created a thriving resale market where tickets were going at a 3,000 percent premium.
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When Paco's parents are really going at it, Joe takes him to his bookstore's secret glass cage in the basement to show him all the rare books.
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In fact, on the wall of an unfinished tomb north of Hatshepsut's temple is a graffito depicting Hatshepsut and an unidentified man going at it doggy-style.
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It's not that I don't read them—I've got two to three going at any given time—it's that I feel like I don't read them enough.
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In February of last year, Weiner met over lunch with Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian just to chat about how things were going at each other's companies.
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"At first I was like, "We're good with the kids and everything, but if we start working together, are we gonna start going at each other again?
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The biggest surprise of the evening wasn't that Brock Lesnar and Bill Goldberg ended up going at it but that Goldberg eliminated Lesnar almost immediately upon arrival.
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Depending on the city, that week&aposs opponent, and how the season is going at any given moment, tickets alone can cost anywhere from $100-$500 each.
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Footage from a fight in Florida showed two men going at it in the drive-thru line, with one dude hitting the pavement after taking a punch.
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I think a lot of that has to do with the jump—the way your car hangs in the air even if you're going at full throttle.
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And so if he's going to go at somebody, he's going to go at them in the way that he would respect somebody else going at him.
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So hopefully now that we have two projects going at the same time we will be releasing like every two or three years, which feels more normal.
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But in the early going, at least, they're more widely spaced than you might expect for a comic-book story about a revenge-obsessed, gun-happy vigilante.
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I know I should say Henry James and Proust and George Eliot, but the great and the good can be really heavy going at a dinner party.
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We were in a good routine for a while going to the gym a few times a week, but since Thanksgiving, we've barely been going at all.
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In city buses, for example, supercapacitors could charge up enough to keep going at bus stops during the time it took passengers to get on and off.
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Drinks are relatively cheap, it's spacious with two floors, it's got a pool table, and you might even get a dance party going at some point inside.
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Players have only 12 minutes to figure out where they'll be going at each phase of the game, coordinating with the others to team up as needed.
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But it would be no surprise to see them struggle in the early going, at least on their own patch, while adjusting to life at the Olympic Stadium.
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"Papa Wayne determined hockey is in him making sure he is a lover, not a fighter," Paulina wrote in her Instagram video showing the two going at it.
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Below, real moms share a new kind of motivation — one that shifts the focus from the end result to embracing all bodies and going at your own pace.
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And if it keeps going at its current pace, no amount of humanitarian spending can undo the damage the party can unleash with another four years in power.
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In a world where there is already so much negativity, it's painful to see two talented artists going at it on the internet in front of their fans.
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Mr Heseltine kept this creed going at a time when the Tory Party threatened to retreat from Disraeli's vision of a national party into a Southern-English party.
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Campbell: I remember when [Bryce] came to the dugout after the first inning, and you could see him and our catchers' coach kind of somewhat going at it.
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Smarttress is a real-looking product from Spanish company Durmet, which claims to use ultrasonic sensors to detect when two people are going at it on a bed.
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Likewise, we plan to swing around the country with multiple feeds going at once on the screen, cutting in when something exciting is happening in a particular state.
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It's a chance to get a critical mass going at a time when big tech seems ready to strike a responsible balance between commercial interests and ethical rules.
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"If you're 22 and just thinking about having a baby at some point, that's different than being 35 and really wanting to get going at it," she said.
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In the hours since Amal and George Clooney announced the birth of their twins, Alexander and Ella — perfect names, by the way — Twitter has been going at it.
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"Anything less than a gold will be a huge disappointment the way we're going at the moment," Wiggins told British Cycling on Wednesday from the team's training base.
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This year has been going at a quick pace thanks to all planets moving direct—however, your ruling planet Mercury begins its retrograde on March 219 in Pisces.
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We were full-on going at it while we were peaking, and the only measure of time we had was the three-hour set I had put on.
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"He's a friend of mine, and he's going at it, there's no question about it," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office during a briefing on Hurricane Dorian.
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"You've got some real life racing drivers, some former racing drivers, some celebrities all going at it around the Bahrain circuit," sportscaster Jack Nichols said during the stream.
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KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA has been mentioned in connection with every leadership role going at international organisations, from secretary-general of the UN to the head of the European Commission.
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Mr. McDonagh is fond of face-offs and showdowns, of two people going at it hammer and tongs, sometimes with a touch of philosophy and literal blunt instruments.
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Over time, though, my Words With Friends habit mounted, incrementally, until it became normal for me to have six or seven games going at once at all times.
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"You think you're having a hard time -- I got $5 million worth of negative ads going at me," Brat told Chesterfield County Jail inmates Wednesday, The Post reported.
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Their last few games have included several confrontations and ejections, with the normally easygoing Wizards point guard John Wall and the Celtics fireplug Marcus Smart going at it.
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After going at least seven innings in each of his previous two starts, Musgrove went seven again and gave up five hits with two strikeouts and two walks.
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If things keep going at this rate, Google's entire fall launch event may leak out before the company can even get around to announcing a date for it. [Reddit]
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The two have been going at each other in public for months but Brock's obligations to the WWE are an issue, especially since he's now the WWE Universal Champion.
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Every few hours, you're faced with a loud, noise machine going at your breasts for milk, which require your full attention and both hands to hold everything in place.
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But I'm smart enough to knock on his bedroom door ever since a few months ago when I walked in and he was really going at it with himself.
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CES is just a week away, but if manufacturers keep going at their current pace of announcements, they're going to have nothing new to reveal on the show floor.
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But what kind of tunes keep the party going at an event like this, where the emphasis is split between dancing in the main floor and "other activities" elsewhere?
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"They got so battered when they were new, and they had no momentum going at all, so I said, well, those are two dogs of my times," he recalled.
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He was falsely accused of going at the officers with a weapon he had stashed in his waistband, and disregarding their orders to drop it, according to Bronx prosecutors.
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I don't want to have to fork out for a PT to show me as I really enjoy being independent in the gym and going at my own pace.
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" When I ask how many counterterrorism operations the security services have going at any one time, I am met with a curt "we don't give away capabilities or numbers.
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Apple says you can set "as many as you need," so it appears that there's no limit on the number of timers you can have going at one time.
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You'll also be feeling creatively inspired (and in the mood to shop), and things will be generally going at your pace: nice and slow, no rushing, pushing or fighting.
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It's worth going at least for a drink at the commanding 23719-foot black walnut bar, which, like the restaurant, has sweeping views of the city and New Jersey.
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Adrien's fight against Vargars Saturday night was announced as a tie after 12 rounds of going at it -- which Adrien seemed disappointed with at first ... and then downright defiant.
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There were others that were easy, but those gave me the foothold I needed to really get going … at least until Mr. Stulberg got me to slow my roll.
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Every account and new client that I'm working with, it's trying to keep them up and going at all times and keeping them in mind whenever I'm watching videos.
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"After drop-off, I rolled all the windows down while going at speed to try to air out whatever he might have been releasing with his coughs," he said.
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And he spent lots of time going at Sanders, a clear effort to send a signal to voters that he is the most credible alternative to the Vermont senator.
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"That moment with those two, they were going at it and I stood there," the Minnesota Democrat recalled on Wednesday night during CNN's presidential town hall in South Carolina.
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If people just get along and stop the violence and stop going at each other and they just actually listen to Dr. King's speeches, they could get along better.
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"It felt like we had been going at top speed toward something risky, and then, all of a sudden, the floor was just dropping from underneath us," Theron said.
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"I knew about the third or fourth inning ... Biagini had four pitches going at any point in the count and it was a challenge," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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It's a familiar scenario to longtime Iowa watchers: two leading rivals going at it, creating an opening for a come-from-behind win in Iowa by the establishment candidate.
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"You're not going to take a big company by going at them head on, but you can take them on different sides," one source in the tech industry said.
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The train was going at 36 mph through a signal designed for trains whose maximum speed was 28 mph; even with improved braking, the stopping distance was too long.
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It's been a real collaboration between writers and actors, that when you have to make 22 episodes a year, you're going at a pace just to get it done.
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"I was going up to her to tell her let's go somewhere else so we could talk but that's when the cop thought I was going at her," she said.
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Emily, Rudy and Avenatti going at it about who is a pig and what&aposs (Inaudible) of a porn star, I am thinking this has gone totally off the rails.
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"The only reason I feel like my mom did disclose my whereabouts is because how would Lamar know where I was going at 5:30 in the morning," she said.
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"We are going at a faster pace than the defense budget and we are winning a huge number of small and medium programs so we are very diversified," he said.
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He hasn&apost recorded an out in the sixth inning in any of his last four starts after going at least into the seventh in each of his previous four.
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Right now, it's unclear whether Trump's executive order will impact Samimi's ability to get on that second plane—and if she can't, there's no point in her going at all.
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But most funds did not manage that; only 43% of UK equity funds that were being operated at the start of 2008 were still going at the end of 2017.
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Deleting the apps off my phone gave me time to realize that the frantic pace I was going at wasn't doing me, or the men I was meeting, any favors.
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Made by a Shanghai-based spinoff of an industrial electronics firm, the Cubike is a 29883kg (15 lbs) scooter that is capable of going at 30 km/h (18 mph).
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"My whole business education started the day I met Warren, and the Berkshire team has helped keep it going at full speed," Gates said on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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"We are going at such a slow rate that we will get to that goal sometime 20 or 30 years from now," he said, invoking glaciers and then, later, dinosaurs.
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"I thought to myself, if I am going at lengths to change something within the red tape system in Germany, I want to have something that suits me," they said.
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Just this year, his personal vehicle has gotten three tickets for going at least 343 miles per hour over the limit on streets in front of schools — during school hours.
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And so the two New York gladiators are again going at it, though this time at the forefront of one of the nation's most consequential political battles in recent decades.
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I like to keep one work of fiction and one of nonfiction going at once, and I'll use them to triangulate against each other to conjure up some third space.
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"They are going at it with a lot of intensity," Qualcomm CEO Steve Mollenkopf said in an interview with CNBC's David Faber at the T2 Summit in Brooklyn on Thursday.
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Investors have been hoping the company will find a way to revive its struggling Victoria's Secret brand, and keep the momentum going at its faster-growing Bath & Body Works brand.
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Actual boxing is amazing, a noble art, two primal muscle bags just going at each other, artistic jabbing, exquisite punching, feats of survival and aggression that defy logic, and sense.
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That middle level job which requires skills has really been hollowed out and technology is doing that very, very quickly and we actually don't know where it's going at this point.
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Her 97th contest at the All England Club was not going at all to plan but she recovered to win 4-103 6-4 6-1 on a sultry Court One.
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Andrea and Michaela kept the ruse going at Tribal Council, saying that the majority six would stick together, but it was all for show, as Sarah and Michaela did indeed flip.
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One popular meme with hundreds of upvotes features a picture of protesters crowding a square in Hong Kong, with the words "#FightforFreedom #StandwithHongKong" up top and "Keep going!" at the bottom.
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However, I would say that first of all you have to remember that in Midterms, the incumbent is not favored so you know they are automatically are going at a disadvantage.
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If he keeps going at this rate, he'll have quite the catalog, distinguished by jittery sonics, a sharp eye for parsing situations and attitudes, and equal commitment to EPs and longforms.
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Once upon a time Samsung blatantly copied Apple to the point the courts agreed and forced Samsung to pay $28 million in damages thought the two are still going at it.
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So hopefully we can keep that pattern going at least and be consistently good here again, but maybe we can hit on it better than somebody else and try to win.
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After going at least eight innings in six consecutive starts, Sale stumbled in his last outing, giving up six runs on seven hits over four innings in a loss at Philadelphia.
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Strowman and Reigns have been going at it for several months now, in a pleasingly violent series of hoss fights that keep coming back to ambulances as a means of destruction.
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Yes, it's time for the Democrats' second primary debate, which once again features 20 leading candidates for the party's presidential nomination going at each other over the course of two nights.
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Last year's plans by the French government to order high-speed trains from Alstom and keep production going at its Belfort site may have encountered some legal hurdles, Les Echos reported.
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The graduates, at ages anywhere from 203 to 45 to 60, all argued that going to business school at the right time is more important than going at a certain age.
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The casts from the 2 cities have been going at it for awhile, and while D'Quan gets points for chivalry, someone's not leaving with a dry eye ... or rather, just dry.
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The company collects information like speed, acceleration, barometers, as well as data from your phone, like how often you looked at it and how fast you were going at the time.
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Grocery shopping will need to happen, but instead of going at noon on a Saturday when the place is sure to be packed, try going really early on a weekday morning.
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"They have been going at it and we have been involved in trying to have them stop," Trump said in Hanoi, where he was attending a summit with North Korea's leader.
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The Prince of Wales agreed to continue to support them financially through his private estate, the Duchy of Cornwall, though not as far as keeping their office going at Buckingham Palace.
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Now, at season's end, the top sports story of 2017 already feels like something that has come and gone — or is going, at least, perhaps just smoldering until it flares again.
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On Windows, the configurator is built-in, and if you're not a fan of going at it through software, you can program all but a few functions on the keyboard itself.
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In fall we have the wood-burning stove going at all times and there's always a water kettle on it, so hot water is always ready for a cup of tea.
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You'd like to keep this interactive buzz going — at an appropriately adult story level, since, let's be honest, those slim old-school CYOAs look a little childish and schlocky by comparison.
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But at the same time, watch how good he is at shifting with the various currents in this episode, at keeping conversations going, at making sure things never get too fraught.
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Researchers found that of the babies born in 26, 83.2 percent were breastfeeding after birth, 57.6 percent continued to nurse after 6 months and 35.9 percent were still going at 12 months.
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"I don&apost really recall anything that [Johnson] either said directly or subliminally being as big a deal as the way I was going at him which was not cool," he says.
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The SUV's speedometer was "pinned" at 90 mph, but that did not mean the car was going at that speed before falling off the cliff, Baarts said, according to the Washington Post.
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"So that will be stockpiled in China, enabling the nickel pig iron producers which use that ore to keep going at current levels through to the middle of next year," he added.
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"It comes back to a resolution we took as a government: not going big bang into nuclear, but going at a pace and price that the country can afford," Mantashe told reporters.
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Still, the two ended up going at it when a frustrated Frankel found herself the first one at the dinner table — an hour and a half after dinner was supposed to begin.
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The refit follows 65 days of "going at this at an operationally high tempo the entire time", he said, and includes repairing vehicles, resupplying ammunition and preparing forces for the next stage.
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Now I know product development at big companies—particularly ones the size of Samsung—typically require a company to have multiple projects in various stages of production going at any one time.
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I know for a fact the crash at Spuyten Duyvil — which again was a train going at 80 miles an hour and four people were killed in the Bronx — wouldn't have happened.
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A week or so later I had tickets to see Motion City Soundtrack for the first time, but I was so anxious and riddled with OCD I considered not going at all.
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The courage of his going at all is undeniable; after a few weeks, he got blown up by a mortar and recovered in the hospital, falling in love with that beautiful nurse.
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The problem is that everybody has decided that the drug business is not the business that we're used to and there's a lot of competition, a lot of companies going at it.
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"So while it's not the same as it was when the U.S. and the Soviet Union were going at it in the 238s and '247s, it does take something away," Costas said.
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The couple has created 400 completed masks so far, with 16 printers going at once, and set up a database to connect those in need with others who have a 3D printer.
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At both, towels, chairs, umbrellas, and attendants are available, and a 24-hour front desk with express check-in and check-out is helpful for travelers coming and going at odd hours.
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The Cavs were relentless in forcing Curry onto one of those two guys and going at him, most notably on what turned out to be the game-winning shot in Game 7.
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He'd do it on a very small pan with hot butter and he'd have four going at the same time but each one was perfectly turned and soft and yellow and beautiful.
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He had a close call on the 16th, when he tried to atone for the missed birdie on the previous hole by going at the flag and landing just over the green.
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Her husband visits her memorial every day Since the massacre that took the love of his life, Basco has visited the makeshift memorial behind Walmart daily, coming and going at all hours.
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A Bollore executive said that the train was going at an unusually high speed and traveling with twice the usual number of carriages, with the permission of authorities, to accommodate extra passengers.
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Starring Britt Robertson, Jasmin Savoy Brown and Ben Rappaport, the show will highlight these young attorneys working for both the defense and the prosecution — going at it both inside and outside the courtroom.
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"We used a lot of resources tonight, but this is the World Series, and we're going to keep going at it," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said on the FOX broadcast after Game 53.
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But they're not going at it alone -- the Posadas joined forces with superstars like Gloria Estefan, Ray Allen, Luis Fonsi (the "Despacito" guy!), Ricky Martin, Carlos Arroyo, Bernie Williams, Ivan Rodriguez and more.
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If you have tons of conversations going at one time, good for you, but just make sure you have enough energy to devote to all the "Derek Tinders" in your phone — and yourself.
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In contrast, while conventional economists are sometimes centre-left politically, they typically think the private sector, guided by the appropriate interest rates, can keep the economy going at close to its full potential.
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When not following the couple's courtship, the movie stays with Roy, who is revealed to be not a charming and frail widower but a coldblooded con man with multiple schemes going at once.
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The nominee's entrance into the hall just as the hecklers were getting going at the smugly grinning Cruz was a cinematic nod — not quite a wink between the combatants, but something awfully close.
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TV11 (above the lone arm-bike machine, which you've only ever seen an elderly man wearing business clothes use), "R-Rated Sex Scenes" ( MOVIE ): It's not porn, but they're really going at it.
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Following the official Victoria's Secret Fashion Show After Party, the model and boyfriend The Weeknd (who was cheering her on in the audience at the show) kept the party going at Avenue nightclub.
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Jericho and Omega had been going at each other on social media since June, stoking the flames of a potential rivalry that, to most, seemed possible only if contained within the online world.
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"If everyone is waiting until the 23th to 30th, everyone is going at the same time to the store and a lot is sold out," said Jeanniey Mullen, chief innovation officer at DailyPay.
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The promise of America is not the possibility of individuals going at it alone and achieving in a high-profile way as a result, and the purpose of politics is not personal empowerment.
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Going at it since the late 80s, the four-piece band still makes live appearances in the Southtown area, having regularly played next door at Skank Skates throughout the 90s and early 2000s.
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Funding for CHIP, which provides subsidized health insurance for children of low-income families, lapsed in September, but Congress approved another injection of money to keep CHIP going at the end of the year.
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Ahead, we've gathered seven trips you'll appreciate more if you take them before your 25th birthday (of course, we're not going to try to stop you from going at any time in your life).
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Meanwhile, incumbents like Sony, Nintendo and legacy game publishers will have to decide on going at it alone, as is the case of Electronic Arts, or buddying up and surrendering a piece of revenue.
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This story doesn't end with Valensiakol and his unexpected partner continuing to work together or fighting one another; Valensiakol accidentally tapped the key that lets you exit a vehicle while going at full-speed.
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"Business spending looks to be losing momentum, placing the onus on households to keep the economic expansion going at a decent rate," said Sal Guatieri, a senior economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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But this did not stop John from inviting me as one of two Democrats on a nine-person congressional delegation trip to Iraq in 2006, when things were not going at all well there.
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"It was going at a fast rate of speed and to me it looked like it was trying to hit as many people as possible," said Annie Donahey, 24, who had just left work.
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I surmise that many solvers will be going at this backward and solving 60A early in the puzzle; this was a hard one to work out from left to right and top to bottom.
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Better solutions might be for cities to have places to park and dock e-scooters and e-bikes, or add dedicated, protected lanes for different types of mobility going at different speeds, Florida says.
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It's really gross when it's still daylight out, or when the two people making out are the only people in the entire place, or when people are just going at it at a table.
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"If I'm able to make it my full-time focus and keep the scanner going at 15,000 pages a day, like it's rated, then it would take between two and three years," Best said.
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Besides Clue and Flex going at it, there is no lack of shots at Flex thrown from Charlamange Tha God, or Peter Rosenberg at The Breakfast Club—no one is safe, anybody gets it.
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"The RV was going at a high rate of speed, 40 to 50 mph on surface streets and up to 80 mph on the freeway," CHP officer Stephan Brandt said in a statement to CNN.
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Following up a strong May in which he went 4-0 with a 1.81 ERA, Hendricks (6-4) began June by going at least seven innings for the fifth time in his last seven starts.
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Several sources said shares on the secondary market are currently going at a valuation of roughly $258 billion, and that trading is pretty active right now, which is also consistent with an IPO being delayed.
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Khabib and Conor have been going at it on social media lately, after McGregor lobbed what some thought was an anti-Muslim insult directed at Khabib, prompting Khabib to launch an ultra disrespectful clap back.
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The news outlet reported that a new state law went into effect on July 1 that gives officers the prerogative to ticket motorists who aren't going at least the speed limit in the passing lane.
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Florida managed three goals in dropping its last two games after a promising 3-1-133 stretch and needs to get going at home, where it is just 5-5-2 in the early going.
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"After 87 years of going at it eyeball to eyeball, the other guy just blinked," Mr. Enrico said in a full-page advertisement in American newspapers on the day that Coca-Cola announced the change.
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OBAMA SIGNS JUDICIAL REDRESS: President Obama signed the Judicial Redress Act into law Wednesday, going at least part way toward mollifying concerns from European countries about how their citizen's data is treated by American companies.
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When I was in the ninth grade, I was a lightweight, going at 112 pounds, and Daniel (three years older) was a heavyweight at 215, occasionally going to super heavyweight if they needed him to.
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The kid weaves in and out of traffic while going at a pretty good clip and the cop does the best to keep up but they again follows the same script as the last one.
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We got Okada and Sabre going at it, some delightful Cody Rhodes heel work related to the ongoing nervous breakdown Bullet Club is going through, and Rey Mysterio setting up a program with Will Ospreay.
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"You know the scene in 'Footloose' where they're playing a game of chicken with tractors and going at each other?" said Ms. Becker, who grew up about 30 miles from Action Park in Allamuchy Township.
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So I didn't even pitch the show until I knew what the whole first season was, because you can't maintain a consistent world for too long unless you know where you're going at all times.
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The stock market has picked up 21 pretty much where 703 left off, thanks in large part to two key Federal Reserve moves that could keep the rally going, at least until something goes wrong.
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"We are confident in working with BARDA, together we will be able to address this faster than going at it alone," David Loew, Sanofi's global head of vaccines, said on a Tuesday call with reporters.
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Jeezy's son got slashed in the face in a violent altercation that left a man dead ... and cops are trying to determine if the carnage was the result of the 2 going at each other.
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"So pretty much any weekend plans or anything that I had going at work was on hold to drive down there," said NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) storm chaser and Ph.D research meteorologist Sean Waugh.
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And sort of, like, unzipped his pants and started just going at it and then...Um, she went back into her home and he reached for the door and she realized she had two kids there.
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"Anal training is key to making sure you're going at your body's pace for a pleasurable experience," says Alicia Sinclair, sex educator and CEO of b-Vibe, a company that makes body-safe anal play products.
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While wine experts often advise going at least a few dollars up to the $12-15 range to really make a difference in flavor, sometimes, you're on a budget and gotta make it work for less.
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" - U.S slopestyle gold medalist Jamie Anderson on the music that gets her going at the Games "They help me a lot, 22 family members are here to cheer and stand with me during my last Olympics.
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And given that HBO wants every show to have Game Of Thrones potential for expansion and epic sweep, it makes sense to focus on a sprawling cast and have a lot of storylines going at once.
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"I had to quit running due to back pain, but I stayed loyal to my Jillian workouts for as long as I could, even if it meant modifying and going at my own pace," she says.
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A video that Tesla shared showed a driver taking a lap at Laguna Seca, going at a maximum speed of apparently 129 miles per hour, but at lower speeds on trickier "corkscrew" stretches of the track.
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Having a built-in time to discuss how things are going at home can be helpful as people adjust and needs change, says Brie Weiler Reynolds, career development manager and coach at remote-working site FlexJobs.
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Eccentric installations are nothing new, and the one in "Woe men — keep going," at Mary Boone Gallery, initially feels just irritating, but in short order its possible meanings and perceptual demands muster a definite, valuable force.
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"I don't think that the aerospace communities or ecosystems on either side of the Atlantic have anything to gain (by) going at each other's jugular," he said at the launch of the firm's annual commercial outlook.
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It's pretty difficult to make digital marketing sexy, but crystal (yes, with a lower-case c, which is going to drive journalists and copy-editors bananas for the foreseeable future) is going at it with both barrels.
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"For games on Sundays, we can have a big-screen TV and it also becomes a place where people can watch an NCAA college basketball game and have eight screens going at the same time," said Speron.
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The US has been using stealth technology in combat since 1988, when F-117 jets bombed Panama, so it's really old news that going at war with the Americans means dealing with stuff you can't really see.
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Uzbek Oksana Chusovitina's gamble to keep going at the age of 41 also paid off as the oldest ever gymnast to compete at an Olympics made the eight-woman vault final with an average score of 14.999.
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So while I'd enjoy Davey Martinez and Lance Barksdale going at each other with a pair of tire irons for everyone to witness, I already know that Fox would cram five separate commercial breaks into the action.
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"We should, as long as there's stable local demand, continue supply-side reform, strengthen the sustainability of economic development, and resolve hidden risks in the economy to keep the economy going at a reasonable pace," he said.
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Molly Kate Kestner, Troi Irons, and The Dirty Hooks get things going at noon; from 3-5:30 PM, get loose at sets from CupcakKe, Jubilee, Milo, Kemba, Malcolm London, Constantine, Ekoh, Mike Xavier and Karlea Boyer.
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Missiles criss-crossed the spaces between the fleets, the flak cannons sounded like a hundred steam pistons going at once, and ships ruptured into pieces, their burned husks drifting through space for the rest of the battle.
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Since Bryant's death on Jan 26, Childs tells us Mamba fans have been going at him on social media about the fight ... but he just tries to stay calm and hit 'em back with some positive vibes!
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Presented in two parts with a running time of more than seven hours, not including four intermissions, a V.I.P. dinner at Orso and an after-party, the day began at noon and was still going at midnight.
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But it has been surprisingly hard going at times, and as they prepare to rest their case by the week's end, they bear battle wounds that Manafort's lawyers are sure to exploit as they mount their defense.
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"I don't think that the aerospace communities or eco-systems on either side of the Atlantic have anything to gain (by) going at each other's jugular," he said at the launch of the firm's annual commercial outlook.
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So by the time Mr. Trump's aides and Mr. Mattis began to consider him for the deputy secretary job, it was clear that he had gone "as far as he was going at Boeing," Mr. Aboulafia said.
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Then it was another guard with Alabama&aposs Collin Sexton going at No. 8 to Cleveland, triggering chants of Michael Porter Jr.&aposs name by Knicks fans who hoped they would take him with the No. 9 pick.
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Through his first four starts this year (he started 12 games a year ago, his first big league action), Nicolino is 2-20 with a 210 ERA, going at least six innings in three of his four starts.
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Analysts and investors are looking to see if McDonald, who joined Lululemon as CEO in August from cosmetics company Sephora after Laurent Potdevin was ousted amid misconduct allegations, can keep the momentum going at the athletic apparel company.
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Henrique got the Devils going at 234:222, coming out from behind the net to stuff his 241th goal of the season, and third in the last three games, inside the right post to make it 212-163.
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I try to make the most of having a gym membership for the summer by going at least twice a week, but I've been slacking lately and I'm sure that I'm going to be sore after this workout.
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It builds on the social network's "Year in Review" feature to create short films out of what you share, with the hope that you'll then share those videos and keep the cycle going at an ever-accelerated pace.
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Don't worry, we'll have food and drink to keep you going (at no charge!) Once the proverbial whistle blows, teams will have a mere 60 seconds to pitch their project in front of the sponsors and TechCrunch judges.
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The persistent cash burn has kept analysts like Tamberrino unconvinced that the Palo Alto, California-based company can keep going at this pace without a larger financial cushion while short sellers keep the heat on the company's equity.
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They knew a bit about him: He was a Canadian who said he was attending college, he loved gaming, and often he would be playing when they logged in and still going at it when they logged off.
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Dudes were going to school, people can't give as much time, I'm trying to lead this train that's losing wheels, and it's only going at the speed of everyone working together—which wasn't very fast at the time.
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Watts got going at that point, hitting three straight 3-pointers as Michigan State extended the lead to 63-39 after Brown dunked a lob pass from Foster Loyer as the crowd erupted with 7:40 to play.
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The rain pelted down, and then, with a slap-slap-slap of wet running shoes, the runners emerged again, with heaving breath, going at full tilt down the hillside, arms flailing to keep balance on the sodden ground.
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Tenable has proven it can keep subscriptions going at its approximately 24,000 client firms and that it can "expand inside of accounts," meaning customers are getting bigger subscriptions after signing on, a positive sign for investors, she said.
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Instead, as many studies have suggested, we vote based on how we feel things are going at the time of the election, whether on a macro level (with the entire national economy) or micro (in our own lives).
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I guess it's possible that she has a bunch of investments going at once and can't put in the time to dive deep into metrics, but even the most cursory look at the data would include both numbers.
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For a long time, you're going at Uber, and then at one point they ... You can tell the story about Uber and the dinner and Ben Smith and BuzzFeed, then we'll get to the Paul Carr part. Yeah.
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I mean, it seems like they agree on a lot of issues, I just think in front of the lights and cameras, they are going at each other, and it could have been handled in a much better way.
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Some investors have been factoring in the prospect of early elections, citing the difficulty of the government keeping the economy going at its current breakneck pace - it expanded at 7.3 percent in the fourth quarter - until late next year.
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Treasury has at times been reluctant to cooperate with the committee's requests for sensitive financial documents that are significant to the Russia probe, at one point going at least four months without responding to one of the committee's requests.
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WEARING a cowboy hat and holding two scrawny goats at the end of a tether, the farmer scowls when asked how business is going at Nyamata Market, a patch of dusty earth about 25km south of Kigali, Rwanda's capital.
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Being able to light up the outside of your home certainly ties into Ring's security story, but it's also just something a lot of homeowners want regardless, so that they and guests can see where they're going at night.
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The estranged couple appeared in court Wednesday in NYC for a spousal and child support hearing that quickly went south ... with their lawyers going at each other's throats with allegations of money troubles, drug use and being unfit parents.
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Thunberg, who rose to global prominence by staging a school strike to protest about lack of action to combat climate change, is favored to win the prestigious international prize, with odds going at 5/2, said betting company Ladbrokes.
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Scott Kelly is a busy man, and so are the collected members of Amenra; both parties have an ever-growing number of musical and artistic projects going at all times, and the fruits of their varied labors never disappoint.
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French government will order high-speed trains from Alstom as part of a plan to plug a hole in the trainmaker's order books and keep production going at its historic Belfort plant, two sources close to the matter said.
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They're going at the speed of light, for sure, but right here at the boundary of a black hole they're sucked backwards with just enough force to make them seem to be just lingering there frozen at light-speed.
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And in London next Friday, August 11, they're putting on Dance for Hope, a fundraiser that'll help them keep the project going at a time when civil war and violence continue to drive millions of people from their homes.
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If "Behemoth" can feel a little slow-going at times, that's partly because of the knottiness of the history Freeman lays out, as well as his honorable refusal to resort to simplistic notions of grand progress or portentous doom.
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Recent questions about wiring inside the plane, which wasn't a known issue until recently and is not believed to have played any role in the crashes, shows that the process is going at a very slow pace, Aboulafia noted.
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GIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)I'll admit that I wasn't expecting much from the Unagi's headlight, but the cluster of LEDs it uses does a decent job at throwing enough light on the road ahead to see where you're going at night.
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Britain's biggest steelmaker has offered to keep production going at the country's largest steel plant in Port Talbot, Wales, for at least five years, but wants to close the employees' defined benefit scheme and replace it with a defined contribution scheme.
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They kept it going at an after-party in Bev Hills ... arriving at the crib just after 2 AM and leaving together along with another lady friend at 4 AM. Scott, famously an alcoholic, had no problem chugging a Corona.
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The gym model, the only reason I don't like that comparison is the gym model is you join in January, you pay for a year, and then by February, you're not going at all so you're not getting any value.
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While a company like Harness is trying to reduce that complexity by providing Continuous Delivery as a Service, Render is going at it from a different angle by providing a platform and infrastructure to launch and manage applications more easily.
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Shaq and Dwight have been going at it for years -- some people trace the feud back to a 2007 dance battle ... when a young Dwight tried to eat Shaq's metaphorical heart (don't worry, Shaq battled back and took his head).
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Some investors had already been factoring in the prospect of early elections, saying the government would struggle to keep the economy going at its current breakneck pace - it expanded at 7.3 percent in the fourth quarter - until late next year.
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Even those who aren't invested the feud at all — including those who pretend not to be — seem to have have settled on the position that the very fact that these two are going at it is a failure in itself.
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The European Central Bank, as expected, kept its already loose policy stance unchanged on Thursday, holding rates at record lows and promising to keep its 2685.25 billion euro ($20.78 billion) monthly asset buying program going at least until next March.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Video of brawling U.S. airline passengers emerged on Wednesday for the second day in a row, this time showing two men going at it on a Southwest Airlines flight that had just landed on Sunday in Burbank, California.
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When Greg and I are going at it on Twitter, we're getting into these really inane and pointless arguments, and people say it's such a relief to see that when the real world is full of such dark, real terror.
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Many of these men would be appallingly dressed, and they would be blinking either not at all or dozens of times per minute; all of them would be hoarse, stressed, going at their phones as dutifully and vigorously as teenagers.
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With the Netherlands dominating the speed skating events by winning eight of the 12 available medals so far, including all four golds, the band's duties extend to keeping the party going at Holland House after the night's racing is done.
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The laser even creates a calming, ASMR-like sound if you're into that sort of thing — but even if you're not, watching light blast away rust is a thousand times better than going at it yourself with a Brillo pad.
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Some investors had already been factoring in the prospect of early elections, citing the difficulty of the government keeping the economy going at its current breakneck pace - it expanded at 7.3 percent in the fourth quarter - until late next year.
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Officers Eduardo Marmolejo, 37, and Conrad Gary, 31, were investigating a report of gunfire near railroad tracks on the city's Far South Side on Monday, when they were hit by a southbound train going at least 60 mph, police said.
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The simulation provides the basics of how a car of this make and weight should move when it is going at speed X and needs to turn at angle Y — obviously it's more complicated than that, but you get the idea.
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Multiple times throughout the hour, a seemingly definitive blow is struck, but then both combatants rise for another round, the plot cuts away to something else, and then we come back to these two to find them still going at it.
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Or watch the countdown to the flyby in the video player below: While the scientists will celebrate the moment of flyby as if it were New Year's, they will have no idea how the mission is actually going at that point.
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I pride myself on going at Thanksgiving in heroic entrepreneurial solitude — I salt the bird and baste it, make brisket a day in advance and pan gravy at the last minute — but I outsource dessert and anything else that needs baking.
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Then she spanked me a little with a toy I had left out in the living room, one thing led to another, and we ended up in the bedroom, going AT IT. Two goths, one apartment... what do you expect, LMAO.
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"The D.C. Circuit and the Southern District of New York are probably actually the most important district courts and you've got really experienced lawyers going at each other hammer and tong, and you're supposed to be the referee," Kennedy said.
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Tony: We were very worried about that a couple of years ago and I have to say that swung from being an issue I thought the world didn't worry near enough about when the two presidents were going at each other.
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My, I think last year of law school, I was going at night, and the guys I studied with, I was no threat to them, so I studied with the smartest guys in the law school, and they all smoked.
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Other notable first-round picks included Donte DiVincenzo — who raised his stock in the N.C.A.A. title game by leading Villanova to victory — going at No. 17 to the Milwaukee Bucks; Grayson Allen, fresh off his stint as Duke's resident villain for the past several seasons, going at No. 18 to the Utah Jazz; the former Michigan big man Moritz Wagner being picked at No. 25 by the Los Angeles Lakers; and at No. 27, in perhaps the steal of the draft, the ferocious Texas A&M big man Robert Williams III was taken by the Boston Celtics.
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It came very early in the year and had stiff competition—mainly in Styles' matches with Roman Reigns and John Cena—but nothing could top the old, intimately familiar foes at the top of Japan's wrestling scene going at it one more time.
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There's like horrible record corruption, there are record homicides, the economy is not doing well... And so Mexicans are so concerned with how things are going at home that there's really not a lot of bandwidth for them to think about Trump.
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Coldplay fans in the country were left fuming as high demand for tickets to the April 1 show left many buyers unable to access the ticketing system and created a thriving resale market where some tickets were going at a 3,000 percent premium.
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And this week, thanks to the power-hungry and foolish European Union, we're seeing that kind of non-self-aware arrogance going at full blast as the European Commission is demanding that Ireland collect a whopping $14.5 billion in back taxes from Apple.
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Officials said they are looking into the "excessive speed" the bus was going at the time of the crash, and a warrant has been issued to test Walker's blood to determine whether any "outside influences" played a part in the deadly incident.
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"India and Pakistan going at each other is concerning for us as an investor from a European perspective, that's clear," said Morten Lund, an analyst with Nordea Markets, adding that there were also concerns about India's forthcoming election and its banking sector.
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They ride on public roads (yes, they are closed to normal traffic) such that you get these videos of bikes going at stupid fast speed (that's a technical term) as they zoom past these old stone walls on the side of the road.
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Sheena Hadi, director of Aahung, is going at the institution's jugular by injecting awareness into the system by going into schools, communities, people's houses, and talking to them about sexual rights and safety (her team had to negotiate vigorously on the condom conversation).
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Slow going at first, "The Front Runner" derives much of its power from being considered within a wider context -- specifically, the allegations and admissions that confronted subsequent candidates, among them Bill Clinton four years later and Arnold Schwarzenegger during the California gubernatorial race.
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Zuck's yearly post in which he tells us all about his latest "personal challenge to learn something new," has gone from being a fun, humanizing tradition about self-improvement to something more like a temperature reading on how things are going at Facebook.
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Nike has two design streams going at any given point: one that has to do with long-term technical research and development, and one that focuses on collections released four times a year, like fashion collections, with new colors and prints and silhouettes.
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It's been pretty easy to find this product going at this rate, or less, but if you're in a pinch on Black Friday, this is an excellent deal if you're looking for a display that excels as a digital picture frame sans camera.
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Air pollution in national parks such as Yellowstone, Yosemite and Acadia is as bad as some of America's largest cities, and the foul air may be causing tourists to cut visits short or avoid going at all, according to a study released Wednesday.
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I think even if you're conservative or if you're progressive, no matter who you are, if we really tried to attack poverty by going at housing first, we could do tremendous good in improving the lives of a whole lot of Americans.
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Chip – "Peri Peri Sauce" Meet Chip — he is one of the best lyricists in the UK and also the most hilarious battle MC. This year, Chip and Yungen have been going at it, and for quite some time, we thought the dust had settled.
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Milwaukee's folk-punk heroes Violent Femmes get that, and the new video for "Issues" from their latest record We Can Do Anything (their first full length in six years) lays it out with a couple stick figures going at it in more ways than one.
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It's impossible to say if Fizdale was an inarguable solution to their looming and present-day problems, but even going at a snail's pace with a roster that's drowning in below-average talent, he at least had the Grizzlies playing a smart brand of basketball.
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Given the insane amount of shows Murphy has going at any given moment, maybe Britton — who exited Nashville after five seasons in 2017 — is excited about keeping her options open with Murphy rather than spending what could be a multitude of seasons on one drama.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroon's Camrail was "mainly to blame" for a train crash that killed some 79 people last October, largely because the train was going at more than twice the speed limit, was overloaded and its brakes were defective, a government report said on Tuesday.
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In 11 starts dating to May 20, Manaea has gone 268-2180 with a 217 ERA, a stretch in which he's lowered his overall ERA from 21 to 241 while going at least seven innings six times, including each of his last three outings.
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Until that time, Lime recommends that riders test the brakes on any scooters they use at the start of the trip to make sure that they're working properly, and to avoid going at top speed downhill until the final firmware patch has been completed.
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Is it wrong that while these two are sort of going at each other, I was just marveling at the fact that, 'Wow, we have a gay veteran and a female veteran, both running for president, both arguing about the merits of a foreign intervention'?
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Given that we then also go with business models where we don't mind going at risk – where we are rewarded for the health outcomes and health productivity – we see that we can grow also in a market that is a little bit more uncertain.
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The committees spent nearly $2000,244.3 on merchandise offered for sale to supporters primarily through Mr. Trump's campaign website, with $204,000 of that going at least partially for hats — presumably including the red "Make America Great Again" hats that became emblematic of Mr. Trump's campaign.
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PARIS, Oct 3 (Reuters) - The French state will order 16 passenger cars and 32 locomotives for high-speed trains from Alstom as part of a plan to keep production going at the trainmaker's historic Belfort plant, two sources close to the matter said on Monday.
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I think that I could be pretty happy doing anything in this world, but I spent so long being a songwriter and musician that I think my best bet would be to keep going at that because I'd be comparatively shitty at everything else.
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Certainly that's where Mr. Galliano was going at Maison Margiela with a show that treated male and female models as interchangeable, placing them amid the intentional chaos of a graffiti-strewn room, random Yves Klein-blue poodles floating in space, reflected in a mirrored runway.
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And while a liberal shift in our culture, the seeming limitlessness of online hookups, and increased acceptance of non-heteronormative sex may make it seem like we are embracing our inner bunnies and going at it more than ever, recent research shows exactly the opposite.
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More than 25 years since the "Showtime" Los Angeles Lakers and the "Bad Boy" Detroit Pistons squared off in the 1988 and 1989 NBA finals, two of their best players are still going at it, albeit in a setting no one could have imagined back then.
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Since going at it on his own, he's been nominated for the LVMH prize, won the Urban Luxury Brand award at the Fashion Awards in 2017, collaborated with everyone from IKEA to Levi's and Nike, and has become just about the most sought-after brand out there.
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The car assumed that an approaching bus would yield to let it pass, and when the bus did not slow down the driverless car -- going at a speed of about 0003 mph -- made contact with the side of the bus, which was traveling at 15 mph.
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I tilted the screen away from my wife so she wouldn't be like what is that, but then my phone was facing the aisle, so that anyone coming back from the john could catch a glimpse of two rowdy gals going at in on a bathroom floor.
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"My advice for people who are building something is that it most likely going to break or get messed up or not work the way you want it too but its all part of the learning so you have to keep going at it," she says.
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To use a common monetary policy metaphor in which a central banker is the driver of a car that represents the economy, Mr. Powell expects to be able to keep going at high speed, even as he taps the brakes harder, and all without the engine overheating.
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"When you schedule a trial as Mitch McConnell did, that's designed to be hidden in the dead of night, where you require litigants who are going at it for the entire day to go into the wee hours, you're going to have tempers flare," Schiff said.
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Overall, we are, I mean, we're growing like 4%, 5% every year, in terms of, you know, the assets that we put on the balance sheet, and we're charging ahead, but the banking system in total is not going at-, at full cylinders, on all cylinders.
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Of course, both Brad and Jen were nominated for awards -- he for Best Supporting Actor in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and she for Best Actress in "The Morning Show" -- so they had good reason to keep the party going at the talent agency bash.
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I was reminded by a friend that I said at a BBQ where I bumped into her in May of 2016 that I thought Trump might win, just based on how things were going at that point, but I still thought Clinton was the likely winner.
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Fresh off of her show-stopping, naked sheer look at this week's amfAR gala, the 20-year-old kept her see-through style streak going at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday in France, wearing a white, crochet two-piece set with her white bra and thong visible.
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" Thomas highlighted that in the first half of the year, 46% of campaigns were about strategy and M&A encouragement, rather than simply focusing on balance sheets and returns to shareholders, showing that the new breed of activism is " really going at the fundamentals of who a company is.
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Expecting the Packers suddenly to remember how to play offense may be overly optimistic, but the playoff experience of Aaron Rodgers and their ability to repeatedly run at Washington's weak interior defense with Eddie Lacy and James Starks should be enough to get them going, at least temporarily.
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And given the massive scope of the coronavirus epidemic -- and how Florida is being impacted -- it's hard to imagine that how DeSantis handles himself in this current crisis is not going at least part of voters' calculations as they decide whether he deserves a second term or not.
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We were going at the exact wrong time, tourists and expats past told us, at the tail-end of the rainy season when the humidity pushes the heat index up 20 degrees and plans can be washed away in thunderous downpours that turn streets into rushing rivers of mud.
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BERTHA COOMBS: So if the two of you were going at it as partners, would it have been harder to do this because each of you had to think about your shareholders, each of you had to think about your margins now -- DAVID CORDANI: At a minimum, it would be slower.
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He had never made it beyond the third round at Wimbledon in nine previous attempts but has been in sparkling form this time and will harbor genuine hopes of going at least a stage further with South African Kevin Anderson, rather than eight-time champion Roger Federer, waiting in the semis.
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With a two-vote margin of error, Republicans going at it on their own could find themselves up against the summer deadline to increase the debt limit, but without enough votes to execute—particularly if the debt limit hike is part of a regressive tax cut bill that increases deficits dramatically.
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Maybe a heterosexual person at the Roman orgy might just be going at it from purely the sex angle, but if we were there, we'd be amused at the look of it, or the person who's posing and looks foolish because they want to be something that they actually are not.
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Senior administration officials had expressed reservations about Mr. Pence going at all, arguing that sending him to meet with Mr. Erdogan was something of a reward to the Turkish president in and of itself, a chit that was better held for when more progress had been made on a deal.
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The show is slow going at first, but its distinctive gold-drenched lighting, commitment to telling a story about a specifically black superhero, and strong performances from Colter as Cage and Alfre Woodard as a morally ambiguous local politician help set it apart from anything else Marvel's put out so far.
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" "The other side of that argument would be that the ability to know how things are actually going at a company on a regular basis, you probably are disenfranchised especially as an individual versus an intuitional investors that probably has the ability to get access to management on a more frequent basis.
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Once I started paying attention to the overall structure of the game—to all those hours spent between races trying to keep my cars leveled up—I realized that Payback's most distinct quality was how it made literal slot machine progression mechanics palatable, not in how it rendered cars going at high speeds.
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Featuring Hannah's signature soprano going at full pelt, and the kitschy Euro-influenced production that we have come to know and love from PC Music, "Make Believe" is now your go-to track to start a mass kitchen fist-pump, should you happen to be handed the aux cord at a Christmas party.
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And due to the sheer number of conversations I have going at any moment—I sent more than 7,600 Slack messages in the past 30 days, according to our company Slack analytics—the mobile app, which seems to have more reliable connectivity overall, simply doesn't allow me to chat fast enough to get everything done.
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Only one thing was clear: There were no paid positions going at the website, and Niki and her colleagues—assuming it wasn't all just the same person behind every name—were trying to take money from the Pitch Pool members and who knows how many more people keen to break into writing for a living.
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Using their software, you can then use the 360 footage to create a lot of compelling effects during edits, including panning and transitioning between views, zooming in and out and basically pulling off final edits that you wouldn't even be able to get with a few different cameras and shooters all going at once.
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This leads to a delirious final sequence, in which the director Hanelle Culpepper uses jarring jump cuts to juxtapose scenes of Jamal popping pills and writing a song, Shyne and his men loading guns and arming for battle, and Nessa and Andre tearing each other's clothes off and going at it on his desk.
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Disruptions In response to "210 Reasons Why," a 213-episode Netflix show about a high school student who commits suicide, teenage Twitter users are going at each other online, concerned moms are group-texting and follower-hungry Instagrammers and YouTubers are busy creating images and videos to get in on the trend before it's gone.
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The pair of rappers have been going at it since 1999, when 50 Cent claimed Ja Rule became salty after seeing him with a man who allegedly robbed Ja Rule, while Ja Rule said it was because 50 Cent didn't like that his neighborhood of Queens, New York was showing Ja so much love.
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Analysts at research firm MKM Partners pointed out that in 95 percent of prior instances of the S&P 500 going at least one year without hitting a 52-week high, and subsequently finding a new high after that one-year lag, the benchmark index shot higher over the next 12 months with a median return of 20.8 percent.
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When in "ride" mode it has a max speed of 16 mph with a range of up to 16 miles (so you can ride it for an hour if you're going at max speed the whole time.) You can also use the "power assist" function to haul your stuff while you walk beside it in cruise control.
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But also give credit to Tom Bissell and Greg Sestero for going at this subject in a way that showed what was so universal about Tommy and Greg's story, about striving to follow your dreams in the face of rejection, not getting any support from the outside world, having to depend on each other to will something into being.
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CF: Do you think his writing had to do with, not only the Modernist history of Concrete poetry, but also this new buzzing information — you said you went into his apartment and there would be the radio on and the TV and 10 things going at once — that lent itself to a kind of free association?
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"If we spend the next four months dividing our party and going at each other, we will spend the next four years watching Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE tear apart this country," Klobuchar said.
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CreditCreditJohnathon Kelso for The New York Times ATLANTA — Unless you catch a glimpse of the eggplant Mercedes-Maybach S217 or the various young men with clusters of diamonds on choker-short chains coming and going at all hours, there is nothing too flashy about the headquarters of Quality Control Music, a record label here in the world's de facto hip-hop capital.
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Hulu's Kelly Campbell, who's had successes like "The Handmaid's Tale" under her belt;Disney Plus's Joe Earley, who led the marketing that helped catapult Disney Plus to 28.6 million subscribers in just three months;Jackie Lee-Joe, who is tasked with keeping Netflix's growth going at the most competitive moment in the company's history;And executives from Amazon Prime Video, Quibi, and more.
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" As captured by the Shade Room, Tompkins posted a rebuttal to her Instagram Story, writing, "I find it humorous that a not so gangster rapper will go so hard and be so diligent at going at his child and his child's mother, but won't keep that same energy for the n— who put that hot lead up in his ass.. Alexa play 'Many Men' by 50 Cent.
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To understand how Mark McGrath became the Mark McGrath we know, the one who took the country and then the world by storm in the late 90s as the lead singer of Sugar Ray—and to understand why now, at 51 years old, he's still going at it, releasing a new album nearly two decades after his last hit came out—you have to understand that moment.
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Kanye West and Nick Cannon have come to a mutual understanding after going at each other on social media over Kim Kardashian West -- and the consensus is this ... R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Sources tell us that Kanye and Nick squashed their beef this weekend after Nick responded to Ye on Instagram, basically telling him to not try and censor what he can or can't say in interviews.
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My child was born a month early and refused to latch, so I spent the first few months of his life essentially milking myself for 20 hours a day, holding a pair of wheezing plastic cones over my nipples while my husband and I watched Oz on HBO Go. My lactation consultant told me to keep going at the pump while simultaneously trying to get my son to latch.
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Others included Conlogue continually asking White "how things were going at home" and the coach telling the team to congratulate White for passing a class when she'd gotten an A. Their lawyers thought it would be too messy for the jury to consider arguments about sex discrimination — already complicated by the mandate to prove that anti-gay discrimination is a form of sex discrimination — as well as racial discrimination.
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But in a bid to get our game "feature complete," which is the term for everything working even if it doesn't look pretty, Tim works well into the night, eventually crawling into bed after 4 AM. Everyone at the Bristol jam has been working above and beyond, and when 10 AM rolls around the next morning, you can clearly see who's been going at it right through the night.
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But in a bid to get our game "feature complete," which is the term for everything working even if it doesn't look pretty, Tim works well into the night, eventually crawling into bed after 4 AM. Everyone at the Bristol jam has been working above and beyond, and when 10 AM rolls around the next morning, you can clearly see who's been going at it right through the night.
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Now the dog days are here again, and with them a new spasm — white supremacists with tiki torches, antifa and the alt-right going at it, a white nationalist running down protesters, a little Weimar re-enactment in the streets of Charlottesville, Va. So while the president blathers about how some of the torchbearers were fine people, other people are talking about whether we could have a civil war for real.
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"It's all good bro, when I saw the interview, I thought you were talking about Dwite, is that how u spell his name lol" 9:17 AM PT -- Kobe says there is NO BEEF with Shaq ... saying, "Ain't nothin but love there and we too old to beef anyway #3peat" It's like it's 2008 all over again ... 'cause Shaq and Kobe are going at each other's necks ... with O'Neal firing back at Bryant's "lazy ass" comments, saying if Mamba wasn't a ball hog, he'd have more titles!!
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More from NBC News: U.S. to deploy military forces to Saudi Arabia after drone attacks on oil sites Trump admin ignored its own evidence of climate change's impact on migration from Central America Rambo has survived since Vietnam War by killing off attempts to pigeonhole him Demissie said the campaign has enough money to keep going at its current pace if it wanted to, but not enough to expand operations before voting starts early next year and that Booker doesn't want stay in the race if he doesn't think he can win.
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The print line is pretty universally going ... At least for advertising-supported magazines — I'm sure we'll get back to the subscription piece in a minute, but for advertising-supported magazines, the print line has been pretty steadily going down for the last decade, and the hope has been that digital would grow to the point where it made up for that and the business would start growing again, but it hasn't happened in most publications, and it's only happened at Fortune because we have a very large and successful live events business.
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" The clear strategy here: To keep its US subscriber growth going at a faster clip than Netflix's as Disney prepares to take majority control of the service... → Big picture: Hulu ended the year with 25 million subscribers, far behind Netflix's 55 million in the US... → More from Disis: Hulu is also raising the price "of its Live TV plan to $45 per month, a $5 increase..." Sinclair's shot at balance Joe Flint with the scoop: Progressive activist Ameshia Cross will host a "new daily commentary segment" on Sinclair stations starting next month, countering Boris Epshteyn's Trump cheerleading... FOR THE RECORD, PART THREE -- Tom Jones tweeted: "No matter how you feel about the subject, excellent work by 'Today' and Savannah Guthrie for the controversial interview with the Catholic school student from Kentucky.
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