And they're going back to Michigan and they're going back to Ohio and they're going back to Pennsylvania and they're going back to North Carolina and to Florida.
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You can't be going back, it's not a going back ting.
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We're going back to intelligence and we're going back to common sense.
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I don't know that it is, but it could be possible so they're going back — they're going back.
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"You weren't going back to the same old places; you weren't going back to just Ivy League schools," Parker said.
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I ended up staying with my friends grandfather and kept going back until I just stopped going back to England.
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It had my phone numbers going back decades and my home addresses going back to my childhood in Golden, Colorado.
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The nice thing about Congress going back to work is, it's almost indistinguishable from Congress not going back to work.
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Who do you think is more excited—you about going back to school or your parents about going back to work?
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I'm sure going back to my smaller set of two 1080p monitors will feel like going back to an older computer entirely.
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Fredi Gonzalez, Braves manager: The ball goes up in the air, and I see the shortstop going back and going back and going back, and it dropped like 10 feet from Matt Holliday, and the umpire called the infield fly rule.
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Yeah, well, so going back in time ... I mean, first of all ,going back to two years ago when we were in this room.
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That's why she's been knocking on doors in D.C. "Going back to Liberia is like going back to the civil war," Tarwai, 51, said.
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First in the House, going back to 2011, and then in the Senate, going back to 2015, we've seen absolutely zero appetite for spending reductions.
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"People were going back to work, but they were going back to significantly different jobs," says Appel, with the hospital association, who shared this data.
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I finished the game after putting 50 hours into it and I somehow only managed to complete 13%, which means I am for sure going back, and going back, and going back, and filling my brain and heart with my two most favoritest boys, Kiryu and Majima.
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"I hope that we're not going back to what happened in the '2100s, but you have a lot of signs that we are going back," she said.
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"We've been looking for him for 10 days, and we've just kept going back and going back," Daylynn Kyles, of Aloha Ilio Dog Rescue, told the publication of Brus.
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But that was then — and we're not going back.
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Kara gets it -- the restaurant's going back to basics.
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" He added: "I was just going back and forth.
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" "It's a symbol of the city going back together.
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" I said, "Okay, well, I'm going back to London.
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But if I could only go to Windhoek or Walvis Bay again, I'd do that too — going back to any part of Namibia would be better than not going back at all.
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If this had been done, I keep saying, to Loretta Lynch or going back to Janet Reno, I don&apost know why she comes to mind, but really going back -- ARROYO: Donna Shalala.
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We decide to walk a bit before going back home.
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That's part of the trouble with going back in time.
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Unfortunately this particular demon isn't going back in the box.
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So going back and adding that value in is hard.
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Leslie Jones is going back to where it all started.
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Then you're going back to something far deeper than that.
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Be warned, once you "oop" there's really no going back.
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GUILFOYLE: Are you going back to the purple penguin thing?
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Grab your cassocks, because we're going back to the Vatican.
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So, going back to your friend, their Ficus sensed danger.
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We're going back to the work ethic and the competitiveness.
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Zac Efron is going back to school – preschool that is!
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Some violations were cited in inspections going back to 2015.
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Let's start by going back to the yellow vest protests.
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"I have no interest in going back," another attendee said.
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Beauty was a continual education, going back earlier than memories.
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"Finally, they are going back to their country," he said.
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She recovered after going back on a course of antiretrovirals.
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There would be no going back home after this decision.
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But I know that going back is not the answer.
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Why did he keep going back to the same thing?
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We are going back to trend growth, roughly 2% growth.
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So yes, I like going back to Isaan for matches.
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"We are not going back," he shouted, to rapturous applause.
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Once your old phone has reset, there's no going back.
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I kept going back, sometimes with friends but mostly alone.
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Things are never going back to the way they were.
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"We are going back to our congressional districts," he said.
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Think about this deeply because there is no going back.
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She's not going to feel safe going back to it.
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"Once you're in it, there's no going back," says Scott.
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" The two are also "going back and forth with names.
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I'm going back to my home where I grew up.
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Going back to school seemed like a good first step.
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Going back earlier, Skippy was very Australian and very popular.
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Going back to 2006, the annual average is 216,894 acres.
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In that situation, I was just going back and forth.
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It's changed in an instant and it's not going back.
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As long as she's in charge, we're never going back.
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Clinton's campaign has released tax returns going back to 2007.
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Doogee isn't the only company going back to sliding phones.
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Ms Malmstrom says she cannot envisage going back to that.
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That's why we keep going back and praying every Sunday.
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Is Kanye West going back to his hometown for good?
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It changed in an instant, and it's not going back.
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They keep going back to the doctor for a solution.
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"We were going back and forth [between sets]," says Duke.
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Well, there we have a quick answer: we're going back!
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The last movie, as kids are going back to school.
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One of my big goals is going back to school.
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Long made others feel uncomfortable going back to his teens.
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The data track market performance going back to November 1980.
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I'm on the road going back to Philadelphia right now.
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Copper hit a fresh low going back to April 2009.
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Human beings don't like going back and rewriting old memories.
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Now that I'm Kitty Stryker, though, there's no going back.
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Sometimes going back to the drawing board ain't so bad.
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I keep going back to two things: empathy and truth.
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Shares are actually down 32 percent going back 12 months.
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They have this relationship that's constantly going back and forth.
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Going back to talking about being comfortable in your body.
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Nothing says springtime like going back to Gilead with Hulu!
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As of today, we're going back to our previous rule.
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I think they're going back on their word a bit.
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"I'm looking forward to going back to Fenway," Roberts said.
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And let's face it, she ain't going back to judo.
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"I know the truth, there's no going back," he says.
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It was the mine's strongest quake going back to 1989.
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It's more of a bridge that's going back and forth.
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It seems like we're going back to the 50s again.
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"Most people are going back to their villages," he says.
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If that happened, there would truly be no going back.
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I found that kind of [like] going back to nature.
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He looked at relative return going back 10 years, vs.
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The contract hit an intraday high going back to Dec.
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The government also revised trade data going back to 20.2.
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Good luck going back to the real world after this.
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Even if you are going back to this plot line.
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You can't change endings by going back and changing beginnings.
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Presidents going back to Ronald Reagan have addressed the NAACP.
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SCHULTZ: THE TRUTH IS I'M GOING BACK TO WORK TODAY.
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Here's the chart illustrating technical recessions going back to 1960:
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Finally Chen stopped thinking about going back to Wall Street.
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And you are going back to him a wiser woman.
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Daniel McCarthy: No going back, the GOP is Trump's party.
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Maggie Smith and Michael Gambon are going back to Hogwarts.
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"It's a lot of going back and forth," she said.
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For Rajoy, this is not going back to square one.
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We're going back to the Sphinx in the coming months.
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Markle went into that soup kitchen and kept going back.
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GOING BACK TO TRADE, WHAT DOES THAT DO TO INFLATION?
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Reuters does have access to data going back beyond 1998.
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I find myself going back to Rihanna again and again.
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Still, Paste isn't the only publication going back to print.
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But going back to Sirens last year did me good.
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Going back to your work in other aspects of film.
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Of course, going back to the 25s is no panacea.
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Clubs are going back to more like a party atmosphere.
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Yeah without going back to the Congress, I don't understand.
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But for now, I'm embracing going back to my roots.
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But, Tatum isn't the only celebrity going back to school.
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And now social policy is going back in time, too.
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This has been a hallmark of Trump going back decades.
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Bond yields are going back up after a brief drop.
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Mr. Campbell We're going back to Europe over the summer.
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He was going back to live with them in Tarmiya.
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The case for going back to the people is strong.
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JD: That's going back to this issue of builder fit.
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You'll understand why he's been wary of going back there.
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How was it going back to what they call "normal"?
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Going back I guess since my birth, it seems like.
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I began going back and forth from abstraction to figuration.
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"I told my husband, 'I'm going back,'" Ms. Fasano said.
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But going back to your point about is it important.
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But I really enjoy going back home to my clients.
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Once you dress for that part, there's no going back.
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Eventually, people are going to start going back to work.
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But he couldn't resist going back to rescue his motorbike.
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"There was no going back after that scene," he said.
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I'm never going back to the Olive Garden in Evansville.
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Literally why did she keep going back to that house?!
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But I can't keep going back to the same authors.
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We're going back to the past without a time machine.
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"It felt like going back to medieval times," she says.
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I keep going back to the Great Recession of 2008.
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"It's like going back to our history," said Brig. Gen.
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We're going back home — we're not going to get comfortable.
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"Finally, people are going back to the workforce," Dimon said.
|
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The NAR also revised sales data going back to 2014.
|
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Still, it doesn't seem easy to going back to reality.
|
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Many reporters had heard whispers about Weinstein going back decades.
|
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But the crackup resulted from cascading failures going back months.
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"I was shaking going back into a gym," Terry said.
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But for the Kurdish leadership, there is no going back.
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Warren has already released tax returns going back 11 years.
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It's just about going back and keep practicing those things.
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"You're going back to work," the president told them gleefully.
|
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This time, we're feeling like going back to the classics.
|
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"Going back to Venezuela will not be easy," he said.
|
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Going back and forth daily is a way of life.
|
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But we established a relationship, and I keep going back.
|
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After going back to school, she's well on her way.
|
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The FDA is now going back to the drawing board.
|
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"I don't think I'm ever going back there," she said.
|
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I had The Ick, and there was no going back.
|
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YOU KNOW, GOING BACK 20 YEARS WHEN WE RAN BROADCAST.
|
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"I was thinking about going back to Syria," he said.
|
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WAGE GROWTH A NEW CYCLE HIGH GOING BACK NINE YEARS.
|
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Krieg: Going back to your experience these last few years.
|
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Temperature data going back 200 years shows episodic warming periods.
|
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The same is true going back at least five years.
|
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All day we've been going back since that earlier tweet.
|
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Biden has relationships here going back more than three decades.
|
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That is, if you think going back is the answer.
|
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Going back to the original question, why did you merger?
|
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And we could keep going back and forth all day.
|
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Because everything is connected now, and there's no going back.
|
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It would've meant going back to a crueler, harsher time.
|
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Going back to #StarringJohnCho, it's hard to measure the impact.
|
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Dealing with these problems doesn't require going back to Prohibition.
|
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So going back to Outhouse was a really comfortable environment.
|
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Going back to back it can take a lot longer.
|
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Going back to Eritrea, he insists, is not an option.
|
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I thought, why not just ... Going back to the Philippines?
|
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It is the string constructions that I kept going back.
|
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Stranger Things keeps going back to the '80s to escape an unpleasant present, but it also keeps going back to the '80s to try to somehow get to the better future we were promised.
|
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We were kind of doing our own thing and then crossing and going back and always going back, and he's always been an inspiration to me even before we started working, so it's cool.
|
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"Sell Everything It's NEVER Going Back Up" Bitcoin Is A Scam.
|
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OK, I'm going back to trying to figure out this market.
|
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"Never say never," Miller admitted about the possibility of going back.
|
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For his newest venture, however, he's going back to his roots.
|
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The fund has largely beat the index going back to 2010.
|
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I have a feeling that's probably going back to the 80s.
|
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump revealed Tuesday she's going back to school.
|
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It's enough to keep me going back for more every day.
|
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My parents were like, 'When are you going back to training?
|
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That's probably part of why we kept going back to it.
|
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You have plays going back historically, which are around that duration.
|
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There's days where thoughts come into my head about going back.
|
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BARTIROMO: I think you love going back to the campaign rally.
|
|
"I'm not talking about going back to the past," Biden said.
|
|
Going back to the 1930s, songwriters were writing very witty lyrics.
|
|
This book offers support to breastfeeding moms going back to work.
|
|
Many farmers are now going back to traditional methods, she noted.
|
|
That look makes me feel like I'm going back in time.
|
|
Clinton's campaign has already released tax returns going back to 2007.
|
|
The president going back to his hotel tonight for some rest.
|
|
Reese Witherspoon and her son are going back to the wild.
|
|
But I'm still not going back into to your ghostly arms.
|
|
You lose that trust, and there's no going back from that.
|
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Farmers' usable acreage has been reduced, and there's no going back.
|
|
We're going back to CLOs, all the things caused the problems.
|
|
MS: Will you be going back to Brierfield at any time?
|
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I really thought about going back because it was so good.
|
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And things are never going back to the way they were. ●
|
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Some refugees have said they fear going back due to persecution.
|
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In that moment, she realised she was probably never going back.
|
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Instead, I just keep going back to Breath of the Wild.
|
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As for never going back, LL thinks that's a bad idea.
|
|
Earlier, WTI hit a fresh high going back to Nov. 6.
|
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Nothing about my baby makes my going back to work easier.
|
|
"Never say never," Miller admits about the possibility of going back.
|
|
I pick up a coffee at Starbucks before going back home.
|
|
Instead, it's precise, with little room for going back and editing.
|
|
I keep going back to that: Just fix the list price.
|
|
Some have insisted that going back is a victory over terrorism.
|
|
Charny agrees, saying not going back would send the wrong message.
|
|
It's kind of like going back to school learning your ABCs.
|
|
Now I'm going back to school for my master's in epidemiology.
|
|
This reflects a status quo going back more than two decades.
|
|
Kirstie Alley is going back to where everybody knows her name.
|
|
Now, the company appears to be going back to its roots.
|
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"Hey, that tastes pretty good," he says, going back for more.
|
|
It's like going back to the first day all over again.
|
|
Intraday, WTI hit a fresh low going back to April 20.
|
|
In archives going back to 1995, this has never happened before.
|
|
NH: Just going back to the union discussions for a minute.
|
|
Think about where we were, Laura, going back to the summer.
|
|
"There's no going back now," he said, as he unblocked her.
|
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Once CAISO merges into a Western ISO, there's no going back.
|
|
So how could you blame Tonya for going back to him?
|
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And once you've found them, we guarantee you're never going back.
|
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I'm going back and looking at moments that I cared about.
|
|
But going back on the work/dignity part for a moment.
|
|
He has converted 26 consecutive saves going back to last season.
|
|
Have you thought about going back to Wall Street or academia?
|
|
Kaitlyn: We were talking about Spotify going back to social stuff.
|
|
Again, going back to some of the historical view of music.
|
|
She seems to be going back to her roots on Instagram.
|
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It's going to be a lot like going back to school.
|
|
" A woman exclaims in response: "I think it's going back in!
|
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We're wired right now, but we're going back to wireless soon.
|
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You've got over $93 billion a day going back and forth.
|
|
Going back to the community thing, you have places like Lardo.
|
|
Ramirez has been Cleveland's best hitter going back to last season.
|
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We've just been going back and forth on, you know, WhatsApp.
|
|
Because in the meantime, everyone's going back to scrolling their feeds.
|
|
Even now, Earl said she finds herself going back to it.
|
|
FCA last week restated its monthly sales going back to 2011.
|
|
We keep going back to the TV like it's another person.
|
|
TV and photographic archives going back to the championship's early years.
|
|
So I started going back to school the summer of 2013.
|
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Now, it looks like Denver teachers are going back to class.
|
|
It's like going back to college, your alma mater, sort of.
|
|
That night, he told his parents he was never going back.
|
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I kept going back to check on her after her surgery.
|
|
Manafort has advised Republican presidential campaigns going back to Gerald Ford.
|
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We're not going back to the glory days of big government.
|
|
I spent a long time going back and forth like this.
|
|
The scanners are the result of tests going back to 2015.
|
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It's kinda hard to accept going back to reality after this!
|
|
This makes going back to work a much more joyous affair.
|
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Once you've settled into the mini lifestyle, there's no going back.
|
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Because sometimes I feel so adult that there's no going back.
|
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That was intended to prevent me from going back to Manchester.
|
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We don't have good data going back to the Columbine massacre.
|
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"Going back would feel like an enormous personal failure," he said.
|
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However, going back to the moon is bound to be expensive.
|
|
Going back through my long correspondence with T made me sad.
|
|
Once you privatize our irreplaceable natural heritage, there's no going back.
|
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We were going back between six to seven to eight years.
|
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I've been going back home to Nashvlle to figure it out.
|
|
Growing up, I always looked forward to going back to school.
|
|
It's going back to the idea that movement is so important.
|
|
Simply going back to the JCPOA is, however, not the answer.
|
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As long as she's in charge, we are never going back.
|
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I gave it a shot, and now there's no going back.
|
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And by getting back together I mean, going back to court.
|
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"You shouldn't dread going back to work on Monday," she says.
|
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In his view, there&aposs no going back from that approach.
|
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Beating up bad guys beats going back to waiting tables, right?
|
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"I didn't feel like going back and forth," he told reporters.
|
|
The classic boots have a rich history, going back to 1856.
|
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"I think honestly that going back would be possible," he said.
|
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Even though the cinema can be pricey, we keep going back.
|
|
Clinton, going back to wild 1990s accusations about the presidential couple
|
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And just about everyone agrees that going back to school sucks.
|
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It's a way of saying there's no going back from there.
|
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And, at the end, we didn't really, like, enjoy going back.
|
|
Feel bad going back on your word or adjusting an agreement?
|
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They have no intention of going back to government-controlled Douma.
|
|
Conservatives have been committed foes of public insurance going back decades.
|
|
" Cleveland coach Tyronn Lue said, "We'll be better going back home.
|
|
For now, I don't need to care about going back there.
|
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"I'm not going back there; gangs are killing everyone," said Avalos.
|
|
Our steelworkers and our miners are going back to work again.
|
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I shot in Montreal, and I am planning on going back.
|
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These are the Democratic Party's core values, going back to FDR.
|
|
Going back a bit, you talked about other bands reforming too.
|
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Organized crime advances, narco-politics advances, but society is going back.
|
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What did you hope going back in 2016 would really achieve?
|
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Both KC and I were going back and forth to court.
|
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"There's a refreshing side to going back and visiting," he says.
|
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That's probably good for music stuff, too, going back and forth.
|
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That is the old world and there is no going back.
|
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So, this current shade isn't exactly going back to her roots.
|
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Despite all this, we're already going back to our old habits.
|
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Sometimes we talk about leaving the country, going back to Ireland.
|
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Which is why we're going back to the rom-com place.
|
|
Even today, Bob talks about going back home to his apartment.
|
|
Yet going back to 21987, the average has been 0.75 percent.
|
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I always enjoy going back, and both of them possibly will.
|
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He and I have been going back and forth on Twitter.
|
|
We are in danger of going back to those old policies.
|
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Our steelworkers and are miners are going back to work again.
|
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House Republicans are going back to the drawing board on immigration.
|
|
But I am supposed to be going back at some point.
|
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Whatever the decision, she said, she wasn't going back to Honduras.
|
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"It was bad, so imagining going back, it's terrible," she said.
|
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" In that moment, I remember thinking, "Wow, no going back now.
|
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"We thought we were going back to our country," Arcentales said.
|
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Iran has boasted about building this system, going back to 85033.
|
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Ain't no need to keep going back and forth about that.
|
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He was adjusting to celebrity, and there was no going back.
|
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But for some people, I don't think there's any going back.
|
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But when it does, I can afford to keep going back.
|
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I'm certainly not going back — I just came all this way.
|
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"Going back to people is his recipe of rebirth and revival."
|
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Once the fuse has been lit, there is no going back.
|
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That marked the best closing level going back to May 24.
|
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We can't go to Mars without going back to the moon.
|
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People have struggled with habitual hesitation going back to ancient civilizations.
|
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Yusko disagrees, saying the capital isn't going back to most people.
|
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Today's retirees are going back to work — at least part time.
|
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ET, after hitting an intraday high going back to Feb. 2.
|
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Going back home for the fifth game is huge for us.
|
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So DACA's going back, and we'll see what happens from there.
|
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Either way, this one will be going back in the box.
|
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" Schnittker told me, "Once piping begins, there is no going back.
|
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"A lot of people are going back to work," he added.
|
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He still has a tough time going back to that night.
|
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But Hussein said that he had no interest in going back.
|
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Going back in 2012 and winning that award myself was incredible.
|
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That's just going back to trusting myself and trusting the trainers.
|
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"I never dreamed I'd be going back to school," he said.
|
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All things weighed, she can't see the point of going back.
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Well, that is just the GM folks going back to work.
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"I felt like a duck going back to water," Piazza said.
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New York (CNN Business)Nintendo is going back to the 29.993s.
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"I'm actually not too scared of going back tomorrow," he said.
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It marked the steepest decline in data going back to 2010.
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Next week I'm going back for commencement to get my degree.
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Anyway, well, so you like this, you're going back to it.
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Not just pre-K, but I mean going back really early.
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So what makes us keep going back to the Ocean's series?
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Belichick is going back to his tapes and plots and schemes.
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But some young British men are going back to the future.
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People are leaving the factories and going back to their towns.
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Four years later it admitted to broader problems going back decades.
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Sorry to tell you that, but they're going back to work.
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African-Americans did precisely that, going back to the colonial era.
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Going back into that world about talking about your game again.
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But, going back to 2004, it was too insane and intense.
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Going back to the 1950s, Butler's references to process are revealing.
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Going back to the 80s—what inspired the acid house sound?
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Right, so there's all kind of lawsuits going back and forth.
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While some companies and boards previously viewed background investigations as a "check the box" requirement going back 10 years, many more now recognize the value of an in-depth, rigorous investigation going back decades, said Nardello.
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But what I'm getting at, one of my inspirations that's part of my inspiration for me going back to see her, going back to L.A., was one of the reasons I kicked their ass that day.
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It started ... Yeah, that's absolutely something to remember is that tech, there'd been many tech booms going back a century, actually, and many urban booms in the Bay Area going back a century and a half.
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They left earlier than us for another week of vacation before going back to the States, and my husband and I are traveling in Thailand and Laos for the next two weeks before going back to Vietnam.
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Next, the team is going back to Tanzania to find more remains.
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It's not like he's going back to the White House, after all.
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Going back in the Second World War we collaborated against Nazi Germany.
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Going back to GS220, Samsung offered noticeably sleeker designs on every phone.
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They earlier touched $54.51, also a high going back to July 2015.
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I wasn't even sure I liked 4DX, but I'm going back, obviously.
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Soul is going back to the place where souls are coming together.
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We can explain why by going back to the gravity ball model.
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They are 13-21 in home games going back to mid-April.
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Works going back another 50 years will also be protected until 2067.
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About 50 women have accused Bill of sexual misconduct going back decades.
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He also considered going back to audition again, but decided against it.
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Wade, you hear Justice Roberts talk about not going back against precedent.
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"I always recommend going back to the original study," Crandall Snyder says.
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And I think going back to the case that Juan brings up.
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In England itself, slavery was illegal at least going back to 1772.
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The Dow has only fallen during 25 Decembers going back to 1931.
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Going back a little further, William Jennings Bryan managed this trick thrice.
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"YOU'RE going back to work," Donald Trump told miners on March 213th.
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In for going back to a world where she has straight bangs?
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I don't go to sleepat night worried about going back to jail.
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SK: I've always been a fan of going back to the Moon.
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It's reflective of simmering anger over rising living costs going back years.
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She's dreaming of living in New York, of going back to college.
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You were going back and forth with whether to return or not.
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The brute fact is that we're never going back to the 1950s.
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Clinton has made public all of her returns going back to 2000.
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"It's very dangerous because it keeps going back and forth," he said.
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Bill, you've spent so much time going back and forth with China.
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You're much better off going back through the people you started with.
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"I'm just terrified of going back to that person again," she said.
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They used up precious calories going back and forth between each field.
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I checked every weather report for the area going back five years.
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When I'm going back and forth, people always do a double take.
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James noticed Love wasn't hesitating on his shots and kept going back.
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We keep going back to 'Take it one day at a time.
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Now it's going back to blue, so it's all over the place.
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His status as a teetotaler has been well-documented, going back decades.
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"What I'm really interested in is going back to bed," he replies.
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Going back to my question in the Angle, who knew about this?
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Paul was speaking out for liberty going back as far as 73.
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Like, going back and watching your Instagram stories there that you saved.
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Bijan: And what was going back to school like for American Vandal?
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But going back for a second season was a lot of fun.
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Their only certainty: "We ain't going back to that house," Lionel says.
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Ashley: So going back to when you were talking about private events.
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The badass little amputees just rest up before going back to battle.
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He has an 11-game hitting streak going back to last season.
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I can promise you I'm never going back to my old size.
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I've read interviews with New Order going back even to the 80s.
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The only thing tourists like more than visiting is going back home.
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We're big proponents of regulation, going back to the NTIA working group.
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A "Laird" is a Scottish title that has roots going back centuries.
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Their age gives Ms Farrell's work urgency, and keeps her going back.
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"I'm anticipating going back to my personal style of before," Pandora says.
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So, yeah, once it's out there there's not really any going back.
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Mick Jagger is going back on the road following his medical recovery.
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I&aposve known him going back 22015 years during the Clinton saga.
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But I don't think I'll be going back for future ELEAGUE matches.
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Sheryl Sandberg: I don't think we're talking about going back into phones.
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What keeps you going back every single day to clean that place?
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A little bit of going back to something that used to exist.
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"We're going back to the lab to work on it," Schildkrout said.
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The security experts were able to find documents going back to 2003.
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Going back home and letting it process can be the most damaging.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie are going back in time.
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So, that bedroom-turned-closet is going back to bedroom ... baby bedroom.
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She was going back to the earth the way she came in.
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Netflix is going back to its roots with a revamped TV interface.
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That beats all one-year totals going back to 2010, Roseen noted.
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Just going back doing something purely fun with no huge emotional resonance.
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Good to know what the dress code was, because I'm going back.
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When we start going back in time things really take a nosedive.
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The first quarter has a history of weakness, going back two decades.
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"God bless you," he said, before quietly going back to his study.
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"It was a little tough, knowing you're going back down," he said.
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We're coming home down 0-21995, we're going back there 25-22016.
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Going back further to 1983, he finds those gains are 1.35 percent.
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And I have a feeling that I'm never going back to school.
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LG: Your kids are going back to school on the East Coast.
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Brent set a fresh three-month closing high going back to Nov.
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"It's like going back in time, playing the old Devils," Holtby said.
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They were then going back to Africa to pick up more migrants.
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Going back to basics is really the best way to do it.
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After the tragedy in Manchester, Ariana Grande is going back on tour.
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Joe rapping now is like Steve Francis going back to the NBA.
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Why do I keep going back and putting myself into these situations?
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"There's no point in them going back looking for survivors," he said.
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It's over and he lost and we are never going back there.
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Going back to our new record, that's what we were thinking about.
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But going back to the drawing board sounds like a good idea.
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The Patriots forced seven turnovers in five days going back to Sunday.
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He conducted his own audit of Windham's finances going back five years.
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But I'm going back in June and I'm shooting for another month.
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Going back as far as the 1980s, Congress has limited these programs.
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If you're wearing headphones, it sounds like she's going back and forth.
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"I don't like going back on my word," the Republican lawmaker added.
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Once the genie is out of the bottle, it isn't going back.
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It meant going back and looking at the development of these ideas.
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Messer and Rokita have been longtime rivals going back to college days.
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"We are not going back to business as usual," Mr. Schott said.
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The pre-ObamaCare market wasn't perfect, and going back isn't an option.
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"It was like going back to the day it happened," she said.
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Unlike his co-worker, though, Newton kept going back to work offshore.
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He kept going back over the painted areas, to adjust the tone.
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"There is no going back about Mugabe, he must leave," he said.
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I read very slowly, going back to that love of language thing.
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Or are you going back-- CHARLIE MUNGER: Yes, I mean Ross Perot.
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And once people get mad on the Internet, there's no going back.
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Those match the lowest numbers in tournament history going back to 2005.
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The '90s hitmakers are going back on tour -- but without Posh Spice.
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It feels like going back to summer camp when you're a kid.
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Write it down, because going back to it later will inspire you!
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Petey Pablo's going back to what he seems to know best ... bankruptcy.
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He planned on reinstating the former moderators, and going back to lurking.
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We keep going back to "Awful Beauty" for maximum lush pop vibes.
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Sometimes he would get frustrated and think of going back to India.
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It also only comments on Trump's business dealings going back to 2005.
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Maybe the neighbors are cool enough, and you can keep going back.
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Cameron: Going back to the song, I really enjoy the acoustic guitars.
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Everyone is atomized into individuals, and there's no way of going back.
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Nonetheless, the technology is far enough along that there's no going back.
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"Going back to the stadium is a beautiful choice," Patrick McEnroe said.
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Lydia: Personally, I'm looking forward to going back to spectating next year.
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Here's why I'll keep going back, and always for a Savanna view.
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"There's no point in going back," Ms. Ismaa'eel said in an interview.
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It's going back to "A Few Good Men" from a generation ago.
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They had some temp music ideas; they were going back and forth.
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"I used to dream about going back to the field," she said.
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The previous graphs show search results going back a decade, to 2006.
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Lucky for you, it's not as complicated as going back to school.
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Even at that age, I quickly became reluctant to keep going back.
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"Now those people are going back into the community," Sheriff Hutchens said.
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You can keep going back for years and always discover new things.
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We were going back and forth and came to some common ground.
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It's happening everywhere, this idea of going back to pre-globalization spaces.
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So we're ending the council and going back to the drawing board.
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"The money always ends up going back to China," Ms. Roldós said.
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But I really loved going back and reacquainting myself with those characters.
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Going back the other way, Forsberg launches a shot far too high.
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"I can't believe we're going back here," Mr. Barth remembers their saying.
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In the worst-case scenario, it could even start going back up.
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"I won't need any wings on that airplane going back to Dallas."
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This is perfect for any students going back to school or university.
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I'm going back to Minnesota to celebrate the work with our staff.
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This was rebalanced on a weekly basis, going back to April 2011.
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Going back to our roots, how can we redefine "kosher" in 2020?
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Virtually no one is going back and forth between Trump and Clinton.
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No one will prevent us from going back to Britain, of course.
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There are a lot of reasons to consider going back to school.
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"Do you really think we are going back in time?" he asked.
|
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Elections going back to 2005 have been marred by irregularities and violence.
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"Tonight was a prime example of going back and forth," Betts said.
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The legal, regulated cannabis horse is not going back into the barn.
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"It was a little tough, knowing you're going back down," Cravy said.
|
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SA: Going back to when we did the Janelle Monáe blinking eyelashes.
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"With Coach, it's not just going back to St. John's," Mullin said.
|
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This is the vanity of the educated class going back for centuries.
|
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"Guys that were laid off are going back to work," he said.
|
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I can sympathize, but we're not going back upstairs until he goes.
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That is why he is going back to it, because it worked.
|
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Though quite full, we found ourselves still going back for some calamari.
|
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America's restoration, after this trauma, will not be achieved by going back.
|
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"We said we are not going back—we have decided," Semere recalled.
|
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We're firmly into the dystopia now, which means we aren't going back.
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He definitely wants to go back, and I plan on going back.
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But as all of you know, I will be going back to
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Yang describes feeling overwhelmed, defenseless, and vulnerable going back to Dr. Hadden.
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So, with society under this profound pressure, is there any going back?
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" Kinder Morgan: "Nope, I'm not going back there after what they did.
|
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The contract topped out at $64.77, a high going back to Dec.
|
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The number of arrests far surpassed any year going back to 2007.
|
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My mom does keep asking me when I'm going back to school.
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"I hated going back to see sad buildings in Brooklyn," she says.
|
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This force is stopping terrorists from going back (into) Turkey, into Europe.
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A book that helps new moms who are going back to work
|
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We live in a technological age — and there is no going back.
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She said she would not risk going back to prison by voting.
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Going back to the Super Bowl, that was a pretty incredible experience.
|
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He has also settled lawsuits against him going back to the 1990s.
|
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Spokeswoman Jeanette Casselano wouldn't speculate when prices would start going back down.
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It was sort of like going back to writing with a pen.
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In them: a combined 4,000 dog photos, going back to the 1940s.
|
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He stopped at a gun range before going back to the hotel.
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I deployed twice to Helmand — I can't believe Marines are going back
|
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We're not going back to the days of being lukewarm on choice.
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"We're going back to our roots and our original intent," he said.
|
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They are 22-3 in home games going back to mid-April.
|
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We were doing trial runs, going back and forth with the collateral.
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And then we will be going back to basically a liquid system.
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That is the highest level on records going back to March, 2016.
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And they're not going back there; they've got recent memory of this.
|
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But it turns out that the only thing more stressful than continuously watching a needle going back and forth between two candidates is watching multiple needles (overall presidency, popular vote, electoral vote, individual states) going back and forth.
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They're supposed to work on phones going back to 2014's Android Lollipop.
|
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Any number of online comment threads going back to the launch of healthcare.
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ET, after earlier falling to $61.71, a low going back to December 2017.
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Women aren't going back to the back alley to make their health choices.
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"I just kept going back and forth to the doctor," Jackson tells PEOPLE.
|
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In all some 50 women have accused Cosby of molestation going back decades.
|
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I am out the $20 styling fee, but this is all going back.
|
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The best example of this would be Harriet Miers, going back to &apos05.
|
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"My worst case scenario is going back out and using again," he said.
|
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I mean, this is so far -- like going back, you know, in time.
|
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But going back to the question, will the internet be replaced by AI?
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I'm just going back... Buffett: Yeah, it was more than showed on Dec.
|
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Once the cash is transferred to their bank account, there's no going back.
|
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"I talked to all of the former pilots going back decades," Waldman said.
|
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We're paying more with this revolving door situation, with inmates going back in.
|
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I was going back and forth to jail so I never made it.
|
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With the new design, Apple is basically going back to a trustworthy design.
|
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The two have been going back and forth over tariffs and on twitter.
|
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It&aposs something the president railed against going back to the Obama administration.
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"I can promise you I'm never going back to that size," she said.
|
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They are now staying in Mexico or going back to their original countries…….
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Molly Ringwald is going back in time, and it's way beyond the 80s.
|
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Now, Beto O'Rourke is going back on tour — this time for the presidency.
|
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" Going back to "doing" can be a bridge too far for some "managers.
|
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"I'll be honest with you, there's no going back for me," he says.
|
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And the-- again, this is why we keep going back to the data.
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"I can promise you I'm never going back to that size," she says.
|
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Weed has been prescribed—and debated—as a hangover treatment going back generations.
|
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Joe Chandler's "bubble of ignorance" popped last week and there's no going back.
|
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And again, going back to where we started the conversation, business wants clarity.
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I've become more and more involved in pottery, going back to my roots.
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Once he's in the system, Chris had told her, there's no going back.
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The region has a long and bloody history going back to before Christ.
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We are leaving and going back out to enjoy our lunch at home.
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"We fought for these rights and we're not going back into the closet."
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No editing, no going back and choosing what to leave in and out.
|
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Certainly going back to her childhood, which reads like a tragic Dickens story.
|
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There is no consensus for going back, still less for switching to German.
|
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In March, news broke that "Suicide Squad" was also going back for reshoots.
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After all, every version contains the original's transaction history going back to 2009.
|
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It's going back to the way it was 20 or 30 years ago.
|
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"We are not going back to the past from now on," he said.
|
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So instead of going back, some are attempting the forbidden road to Canada.
|
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After a couple years of remaining flat, global emissions are going back up.
|
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Going back in time always seems like it'll be the best time ever.
|
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Going back to zero feels, if only for a moment, like a betrayal.
|
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We may not be going back to school, but our wardrobes certainly are.
|
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There's curiously (and frustratingly) no control for skipping or going back a track.
|
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Same thing is happening in LA. Going back for a refund. SMH. pic.twitter.
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Another vote would mean going back on Mr Cameron's promise to the voters.
|
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"I definitely have [a] fear of going back to the courthouse," she said.
|
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"Welcome to America... beautiful family," he tells them before going back to work.
|
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So, that's why I'm thinking about going back to decentralized or blockchain authentication.
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Definitely over-plucking my eyebrows when I was younger – there's no going back.
|
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FB already has an enormous, rich facial-recognition dataset going back 15 years.
|
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Apparently he also has no intention of going back to sleep anytime soon.
|
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I'm very tired and try going back to sleep, but no can do.
|
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One thing's for sure: She's never going back to making Jell-O molds.
|
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Facebook is going back to college I've been rejected from some great jobs.
|
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But going back to your question around how we kind of train them.
|
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There's still a long record of these odd cosmic signals going back years.
|
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You knew Bob Levinson, going back to the first part of this narrative.
|
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You are going back to the Philippines, although I wish you would not.
|
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Cecelia O'Neil-Hart: Going back to checking ... Explain what that is really briefly.
|
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Do you suffer from that dreaded Sunday evening "going back to school" feeling?
|
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I think it's right that we're going back and reexamining it right now.
|
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It kept coming in and going back, they couldn't get rid of it.
|
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The circular movement also seemed like everything was going back in same cycle.
|
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It's just, at that point, there's not going back … I forgive you, Brandi.
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PERINO: Going back to 1968, 1969, then what happened to calm things down?
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NWS meteorologist Matthew Cullen said that breaks a record going back to 1892.
|
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"In a sense, 39 of them will be going back home," she said.
|
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ET, after striking a fresh high of $67.73 going back to mid-November.
|
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This is the kind of meal you keep going back to all weekend.
|
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Before everything happened, they had already been thinking about going back next year.
|
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This modern fairy tale will have you going back and forth between interpretations.
|
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So I did that, going back and forth between that and people's couches.
|
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But I remember going back to North Carolina before the HB2 debacle began.
|
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Birinyi has kept an extensive database of stock buybacks going back to 1985.
|
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Going back to the trade deadline, how did you hear about getting dealt?
|
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Just shy of two years later, Instapaper is going back to being independent.
|
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My first non-monogamous experience is going back probably 13 or 14 years.
|
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NS&I gave us data from 40-odd surveys, going back to 2004.
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The deal has been in the works going back to the Obama administration.
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This process hinders doctors like Sulaiman from going back to work, she said.
|
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Like Deanna, she never finished her college degree and considers going back someday.
|
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There are jabs about Nicki going back to record with Wayne and Drake.
|
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But discussions were soon going back and forth, between Japan and the States.
|
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Why do I find myself going back to Introspective or Actually so often?
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Zack: We're going back to Rhode Island this evening, but we found molly.
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It's almost like where I'm at is like going back to my roots.
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Ten percent of proceeds from each sale ($15) going back to the ACLU.
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I was a 40-year-old woman going back in to try IVF.
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The best part about going back to school is shopping for new gear.
|
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Several reports have found no evidence to support that claim, going back months.
|
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"It's hard going back to the reality of the real world," Walton explained.
|
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Going back in the opposite direction is harder the faster you are going.
|
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Do you have civil rights connections in your family, going back through generations?
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Now, the prospect of going back to the polls has Australians seeing red.
|
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Davis has converted his last 18 save chances going back to last season.
|
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The Economistrecently analysed all of the IMF's country forecasts going back to 1999.
|
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That was the highest on record, based on data going back to 2009.
|
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She was trying stuff on; he was going back there to see it.
|
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For Trump, too, there is no going back, and nowhere else to turn.
|
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We have Hillary Clinton's full tax returns going back to the year 1977.
|
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Going back to the eighties, though, St. Pauli was more than just that.
|
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So what was it like going back to a classic from the 1980s?
|
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They say these Republicans are going back on their word to repeal ObamaCare.
|
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Other colleagues in Kabul were also considering going back to Nepal, he added.
|
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"I think the future is going back into the past," he shot back.
|
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He was going back to school, to get a master's in social work.
|
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Once the players were grounded in virtual "truth," there was no going back.
|
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Both sides are now saying, in effect, that there is no going back.
|
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This has been like going back to college, but I'm the old fart.
|
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Researchers compiled the study by examining data going back more than four decades.
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To every #trans kid going back to school this season: We love you.
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"I've asked parents, would you ever consider going back to school?" said Durkin.
|
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I went to the face-wash "dark side" and I'm never going back.
|
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"Your mother is going back to Germany," my father said, his voice cracking.
|
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Trump's space policy — particularly on going back to the moon — has flip-flopped.
|
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My 8-year-old asks me when I am going back to work.
|
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Backing factions Going back decades Lebanon has been where proxy wars play out.
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Going back to last year, we acknowledged this is a lot of change.
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Syracuse — The Orange are another school going back to a more traditional look.
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Many of these people are leaving now and going back to their countries.
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Davis: Going back a moment — why do you talk s--- about Draymond Green?
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Lugar was a longtime participant in the Capital Challenge, going back to 1981.
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Zhang Yongji is going back to the capital to pursue a master's degree.
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In all, some 50 women have accused Cosby of molestation going back decades.
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That same month she went blonde, before going back to pink in June.
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After all, there is already ample evidence of Trump's racism, going back decades.
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WTI earlier hit $57.55, a new intraday high going back to Nov. 16.
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She said -- talked about her problems going back to 19 years of age.
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Like other areas, going back to startups completes the circle for Michigan businesses.
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So let's wrap this up here by going back to where we started.
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I was angry for years and I was okay not ever going back.
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I was so taken by the music, that there was no going back.
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That was fine, because I would definitely be going back to Trader Joe's.
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No. Do I like spending my time going back and forth to court?
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But she's not going back to entrepreneurship — at least not for a while.
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We were going back and forth and working on the beats with Frank.
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I actually did tell my parents I was going back to med school.
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But instead of just going back to normal, she found something better: herself.
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Going back to way before SOTY, how did you first get into skateboarding?
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I lift my legs onto the bench, going back to back with Ruth.
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"And then, the kicker: "If Ramsay wins, I'm not going back there alive.
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We're going back to high school to plan a "Sorry"-themed prom entrance.
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To start, we're going back to basics with the pros at L'Oréal Paris.
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It was the notes C and D going back and forth, she says.
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"I've done everything in my power since to avoid going back," I say.
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Is that an experience that you had going back and filming as well?
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And then he was going back in the gym and working out again.
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"Instead of leaving and going back home, he founded another business," Cronin said.
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"Winter is coming" all right but this time we're going back to Hogwarts.
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But a public records request uncovered only 68 complaints going back to 85033.
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These were multiple interviews over months and months and going back and recorroborating.
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People's attitudes toward it — or going back to podcasts, that's like old radio.
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He is going back to gather his strength to take the next leap.
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Going back to work after reporting your boss or standing up is awkward.
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Going back home, to what I know and have tried before, won't work.
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"It would stop me from going back to California and traveling," she said.
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So it could be likely that those going back face a grim demise.
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She and Erick clearly enjoyed going back and forth between both those extremes.
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Cannabis has a history as a headache remedy going back a few millennia.
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But for Ms. Hettiarachchi and other political activists, there is no going back.
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The Earth tilts and time passes; There is no going back to summer.
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LA LONCHERIA Danny Mena and Oscar León Bernal are going back to Brooklyn.
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"Almost everyone is going back," she said, "even if it's only with rocks."
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She has been going back to Lalibela in Northern Ethiopia documenting Christmas celebrations.
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And Grey Worm's got no interest in going back to the Summer Isles.
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And now that those sites are down, people are going back to pimps.
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Going back to Olmsted's time, many books have tried to explain the South.
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In the last few weeks, workers have slowly started going back to work.
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"We're going back home, to me, in a position of strength," Counsell said.
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ISEL: I think going back to work quickly established a sense of normalcy.
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IVH: Going back, Rufus, to how you were raised to become a musician.
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She has Blythe family pictures going back to the turn of the century.
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"That's historically how licenses worked going back to President Clinton," Mr. Popper said.
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She was convinced that once they kissed, there would be no going back.
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Maine [has] towns and cities [that] have histories going back hundreds of years.
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I'd certainly recommend going back over the text before doing anything with it.
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There's a lot of percussion sort of going back and forth and around.
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"Poway feels a little bit like going back in time," said Ms. Tendick.
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You consider going back to school, maybe getting a PhD in this stuff.
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Going back a year, 27.3G was a-, I would label it a buzzword.
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Going back a year, 7.33G was a-, I would label it a buzzword.
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Going back a year, 5G was a-, I would label it a buzzword.
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So the idea of going back into filmmaking seemed daunting as a parent.
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As for the women, they don't plan on going back to the course.
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There's a line about how going back to the hood gives you chills.
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And politics is not going back into the box where it was before.
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But it's not going to be like we're going back to the 1980s.
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I'm not about to say that going back to flying coach didn't suck.
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Instead of giving up and going back home, you need to start driving.
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"It's not about going back anymore because it's been so long," he says.
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The freezers "have thousands, thousands of samples going back more than 20213 years".
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They also have bipartisan roots going back to the George W. Bush administration.
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He has great defensive awareness going back to the puck on the backcheck.
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They topped out at $64.77, a high going back to December 4.13, 2014.
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He says we should see some attractions before going back and I oblige.
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We're going back to old habits we've been trying to break for years.
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Erickson said they used cocaine in his basement before going back to school.
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She kept going back over the details of that appointment in her head.
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Well Being Journal has published similar content going back more than a decade.
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Some work for us for a few years before going back to school.
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As his English inched forward, his talk of going back to Syria subsided.
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This is sort of going back to the future kind of thing. Yeah.
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The EEOC is going back to correct a minor omission in the rule.
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Golub studied the reaction of stocks to rising yields going back to 1991.
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I would listen to Gates and agree with her: there's no going back.
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Dozens of people were going back and forth to help with the rescue.
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Is there any going back, or are we stuck with reality TV presidents?
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Bannon and Stone have bad blood going back at least a couple years.
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This is really, so long after "Metamorphoses," you going back in the water.
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"I don't know what it's going to feel like going back," he said.
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There is no going back, nothing but the thinnest of air behind me.
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It rejected the data — and previous monthly readings going back about a year.
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Going back in time, there are so many theaters that are now gone.
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We really are going back to the moon and then on to Mars.
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You can find videos of him talking about it going back 30 years.
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Going back to my example I gave at the beginning of Cory Powell.
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If that work stopped, wages wouldn't be going back to support whole families.
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I knew exactly what going back to where I was living would entail.
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Fillon's social conservatism extends beyond these issues, going back to his Catholic roots.
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I can just listen to all the traffics that's going back and forth.
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What's the best thing about going back to school, and what's the worst?
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Does going back to school feel different now than when you were little?
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The tweets are all here, starting with the most recent and going back.
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Speaking to a group of two dozen academics, former government officials and journalists, Mr. Rouhani argued that going back "six months ago is much easier than going back six years," when the first efforts to negotiate an agreement were broached.
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"We are not going back, and women's voices are not shutting up," she said.
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We finish our day going back and forth between Harry Potter and Black Mirror.
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The company's own financial statements suggest it's not going back into the network, either.
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Once this threshold is crossed there may be no going back for future administrations.
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ET Tuesday, after earlier dropping to $61.71, a low going back to December 2017.
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RYUN: I will say this, just going back even to the whole I.G. report.
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And his budget director made clear the administration has no intention of going back.
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Neither does going back through history for guys like Joe Montana or John Elway.
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People are increasingly understanding that things aren't going back to the way they were.
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"Mama's going back to work y'all," Spears wrote in a tweet of her own.
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So going back to December, that's when Lyft initially filed confidentially to go public.
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Plus, Tehran has had close ties with Syria going back to the 1979 revolution.
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The level of realized volatility is the lowest in records going back to 1962.
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I remember, going back to the Affordable Care Act, I was involved with Sen.
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Because the reality is that our globalized world isn't going back in the box.
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And all of our -- they&aposre flying in from bomb, going back -- from Guam.
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"Keep going back to the secret sauce, something that can't be duplicated," Lutzker said.
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But I'm looking forward to going back and just having some us time now.
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Brent fell to a low going back to December 20.67 in the previous session.
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I thank all of our great South Carolina friends going back so many years.
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Also, when I first got here, it really felt like going back in time.
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You are positing, what about going back in time and looking at a case?
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Going back to rave, that was all about freedom, about a lack of boundaries.
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The indictment lays out the extent of Gates' involvement with Manafort going back years.
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I love going back to my favorite spots in town from my college days.
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So, yes, I'll be going back to Doom, and Dishonored 2, and Mafia 3.
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Past Green Books going back to 1990 are available on the Treasury Department website.
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It felt like we were morphing and going back and forth between different styles.
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I'm not going back to Saudi Arabia as long as this guy's in charge.
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NWS records going back to 1871 show a March precipitation average of 1.62 inches.
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"We are not going back to work without a legally binding agreement," Sharkey said.
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Women report going back to work still bleeding from vaginal injuries or C-sections.
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"Presidents going back to Ronald Reagan have tried to do this," the Democrat said.
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Treasury yields came off highs after hitting fresh highs going back to late March.
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I'm terrified of going back to the way things were before he came along.
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You'd be more likely to die in the bus going back to your hotel.
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So going back to strawberry blonde and then red will be my next thing.
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Going back to uni to get that Masters in creative writing never sounded better ...
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"It's never been this delayed," he said, citing USDA data going back to 1980.
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"Taylor (Hall) is going back to New Jersey for further evaluation," Hynes said postgame.
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Before that, Barclays had a sell rating going back to at least mid-2016.
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Just like them, the Syrian women just dream of going back and rebuilding Syria.
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These two teams have so much history with each other going back to 60s.
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The approach is also consistent with Danone's history going back well over a century.
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"In Southeast Asia, it's almost like going back in time," Kay-Mok Ku said.
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Going back to the business model that got us in trouble to begin with.
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Two years and three months after leaving Nigeria, he was finally going back home.
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After an hour of avoiding going back to our desks, we finally make moves.
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I was 5 the first time, and then we kept going back and forth.
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There are many reasons going back to work after maternity leave can be challenging.
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When you have no intention of going back, why bother with the right papers?
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So we're going back to the basics is going to be all about WeWork.
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This takes a while – most counties and states have records going back to 1989.
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"Mama's going back to work y'all," Spears wrote in a tweet of her own.
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Going back to 1994, there have been nine such instances, including four this year.
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"I've been going back and forth and still trying to decide," Trevor Dahl said.
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Thomas Markle is going back on his word to stop talking to the press.
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You might even be considering going back for a graduate degree, maybe an MBA.
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A post on their Google+ page mentions efforts going back as far as 2012.
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Going back to a clean and simple name might actually bode well for Apple.
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Also: he's right about going back to listen to the late, great Nancy Wilson.
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Even if you get them apart, they're never going back together the same way.
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Despite the dire conditions, there is no going back for Haji and al-Khany.
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Going back to the Revolutionary War, in fact, with their roles expanding since then.
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But they have a problem: what to put in the empty trucks going back?
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She opened up to Entertainment Tonight about the transition of going back to work.
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I just finished going back to a play I had done five years ago.
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Facilities could also be sealed off to prevent them from going back into operation.
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Sadly, my father believed her, and they banned me from going back to school.
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Cookie lovers, I urge you to try it — there may be no going back.
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She said going back to work will not make up for what she lost.
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OBAMA: ... but then going back into the state legislature where I'm operating in obscurity.
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Sanders' proposals going back nine times in the Congress, that's exactly what he's proposed.
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"We're going back in time," said Gail Clark, a 61-year old cancer survivor.
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Going back to see Chase was the only thing that made me feel better.
|
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Jesus smiles, knowing he's going back to a home where his family lives together.
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"I didn't even want to tell you that I was going back," Catelynn said.
|
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"Once it drops 20 percent, these guys are never going back in," Siegel said.
|
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"For me, I'm not going back to the way it was," the OBGYN adds.
|
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You know, going back over the last 12 months, consumer staples are down 2%.
|
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He has been trying to repatriate these remains going back to the Obama administration.
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" "There's no going back for vulnerable incumbents and candidates who've pledged to support Trump.
|
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In 52 games going back to June 23 he has hit .402/.514/.649.
|
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And now, she can't imagine ever going back to her old non-natural lifestyle.
|
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For drivers, this was a clear moment of Uber going back on its word.
|
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Scott wrapped up his comment by declaring that he was going "BACK TO CELEBRATING!!!!"
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: When I first met Bob, he said, we're going back to basic.
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That's the highest level in the history of the survey going back 17 years.
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"In this century, we're going back to the moon with new ambitions," Pence said.
|
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Going back through my old tweets affirms my decision to begin yanking the plug.
|
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The investigators, meanwhile, were going back to interview the victims again, solidifying their case.
|
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It's about going back into it and reliving the details over and over again.
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Once a new dynasty seizes a throne, there's no going back except by force.
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He states that profits are going back into funding further research by his team.
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If going back in time can create paradoxes, then backward time travel doesn't exist.
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It's two guys by themselves in private at some event going back and forth.
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Officials said Martin Wirth briefly came out on his deck before going back inside.
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The government on Wednesday published revisions to the inflation data going back five years.
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There's this poem that I've been going back to by a friend of mine.
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The capex number was the best going back to the fourth quarter of 2013.
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When asked if he worries about going back to Mauritania, he pauses before answering.
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CULIACAN, Mexico (Reuters) - Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is never going back home to Sinaloa.
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Edwards will face the Vermilion County charges before going back to Chicago, Cornell said.
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Now that she's got another friend, Anne is open to going back to school.
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I recently found myself looking into going back to school and doing a GRE.
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Anyway, the evening was evidently a success, because Azalea is planning on going back.
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I would not have been going back to him, but the equivalent somewhere else.
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Going back and playing the way most of us do is no longer possible.
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I didn't even like that game that much and I'm thinking of going back!
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"This is good news if they are going back into business," Mr. Bring said.
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But is it the thrills and the shocks that we keep going back to?
|
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The contract toughed a high last week of $73.09 going back to November, 2014.
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And the party can capitalize on that energy by going back to politics 101.
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That didn't stop him from going back out that night and doing it again.
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"I'm going back to who I brought to the prom last year," O'Leary said.
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In the absence of a new phone from Google, I'm going back to Apple.
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Although lighter in tone and bottom, it had me going back to Ghost Dog.
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The women I spoke to recounted these warnings going back as far as 2011.
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Going back to some of those feelings is doing some work on my psyche.
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Going back to government, do you think we should be breaking up these giants?
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So when I hear that, I hear the echoes going back thousands of years.
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"It's a high-tech way of going back to the Stone Age," he said.
|
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International benchmark also hit hit a new intraday high going back to November 2014.
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I've made this choice and I'm never going back … Never give up, my friends.
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An Independent Order of Odd Fellows harp is also going back to its spot.
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It's never been the worst performing month of the year going back to 1928.
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But senators have instead praised him for his varied government career going back decades.
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After going back to England in 1617, he became governor of Virginia in 1618.
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BUT YOU WANT TO – YOU KNOW, GOING BACK TO ADAM SMITH, PROFITABILITY SETS PRICES.
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It's unclear if Kanye's going back to the drawing board or jettisoning the project.
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But the S&P Global analysis of deals going back 2800 years indicates otherwise.
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Burning Man is heaps of fun — that's why I'm going back for year six.
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"All the money is going back to the rich," said Ms. Taylor, the florist.
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"Can you keep on going back to people for donations?" the Democratic senator asked.
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Yet in going back to the apparently irrelevant past, Lutes became an inadvertent prophet.
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Depending on your situation, going back to your previous employer may be an option.
|
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Ten months into the transition to chip cards, it's clear there's no going back.
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What is it about certain plays that makes Veneziano need to keep going back?
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It includes 13 full annual meetings going back all the way back to 1994.
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Where we drill, we spill, and once we spill, there is no going back.
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Republicans have no interest in going back to the policy incrementalism of the past.
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I keep going back to all that prep work and Kavanaugh's reaction to it.
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The bill, if signed into law, would also be retroactive going back two years.
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The Jets had to face reality: There was no going back, literally or figuratively.
|
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But I had these views of The Post going back 20 years before that.
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In the morning, experts generally advise against hitting "snooze" and going back to sleep.
|
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But the thought of going back to it right now fills me with dread.
|
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Gross has a history of criticizing Hawley going back to his campaign last year.
|
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In 40 games going back to May 1, Conforto has hit .157/.3723/.321.
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"I can promise you I'm never going back to that size," she told PEOPLE.
|
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Lakshman had been going back to India every summer since he came to America.
|
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And going back, remember that Reagan, not Carter, imposed import quotas on Japanese cars.
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But I'm not going back to the days of cumming with strangers on Uno.
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I didn't wake my mother to tell her I was going back to school.
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"But I'm sorry, I'm not going back to Camp Nou... at least until 2018".
|
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Going back to POTUS No. 43: Bush, of course, has other sports bona fides.
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If by "French Revolution," the sources means going back to running Breitbart, then sure.
|
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Then again so can getting out of the clubs and going back to basics.
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I ended up going back there and I did an animation campaign for Chili's.
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"Going back to Opening Day, there was a slight booing for me," Kim said.
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I looked at him for a long moment before going back to my book.
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Here's why I keep going back, and my top pick to recommend to friends.
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That's the longest streak of net-negative change going back to at least 1999.
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Nah, not really, we're just going back to the normal way of doing business.
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It is like a first kiss: Everything changes, and there is no going back.
|
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"We are doing everything we can to discourage them from going back," Thrasher said.
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Uh, going back to what Patrick was saying about, with 2016 there's this uncertainty.
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During these times, we find ourselves going back to something that makes us human.
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I'm definitely going back there if I ever return to Nashville (and getting dessert!).
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And she kept going back, visiting people at home and listening to their stories.
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But he refused to buckle, even facing the prospect of going back to prison.
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"I couldn't risk it going back to get a new one," Mr. Lee said.
|
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Even though it required going back to school, it always filled me with optimism.
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Going back to the Nursing, but let's not discuss partying nurses, but go ahead.
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Although the couple loves to travel, going back and forth so frequently was stressful.
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Imagine downing half a pint of overproof rum and then going back to work.
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I went home to visit my family and had second thoughts about going back.
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