And the market does have a lot going for it.
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That said, India has two valuable things going for it.
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But the movie still has two things going for it.
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The Pixel 2 has many, many things going for it.
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Part of it is experimental, but we're going for it.
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For Harris, the idea has a lot going for it.
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That cord has a few things going for it, though.
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But Amazon's got a few key things going for it.
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Look, New York pizza has a lot going for it.
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We assume that they're going for it, they're investing massively.
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But above all, she won it by going for it.
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The Elantra GT Sport has a lot going for it.
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But even three decades on, they're still going for it.
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It has a lot going for it, to be honest.
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"That's O.K., you're going for it," Ms. Tharp told her.
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Mostly, going for it is in the Kennedy political genes.
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On paper, the Active2 had a lot going for it.
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This resource, Vigliotti knew, had a lot going for it.
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But it does have a few things going for it.
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The show could very well have much more going for it.
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I was just going for it because I had a chance.
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Severe plaque psoriasis, a lot of companies are going for it.
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Your partners know what they want, and they're going for it!
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The Dyson Lightcycle lamp has an industrial appeal going for it.
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As to star power, there isn't that much going for it.
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The CEO school of corporate responsibility has something going for it.
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So Hong Kong does have that going for it, doesn't it?
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I like his attitude, the way he's always going for it.
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To be sure, Zhong An has a lot going for it.
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"'Repeal and replace' has only alliteration going for it," she charged.
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In general, the new iPad has a lot going for it.
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Going for it seemed risky: 212 yards is a long way.
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There's a prize you want, and you're going for it, Gemini.
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The LG XBoom Go PK7 has a lot going for it.
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"But the hotel had so much going for it," she says.
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And Delia's by Dolls Kill has several things going for it.
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So the theme has that going for it, which is nice.
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At first glance, Mr Ren's gesture has much going for it.
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Disney does have at least one thing going for it: content.
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Overall the VivoWatch SP has some impressive features going for it.
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The Royals are going for it again, together, one last time.
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Which is all to say, Ikea has a lot going for it.
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Elder Scrolls: Blades has a lot of other things going for it.
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Now it appears the social network company is really going for it.
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This one has plenty going for it, not least of which is
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And rightly so: this Italian city's got a lot going for it.
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Facebook's Preventive Health tool does have a couple things going for it.
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Among nongluten pastas, chickpea pasta has a great deal going for it.
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But besides sex and style, Tidelands doesn't have much going for it.
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"I Love It" has the surprising but inevitable factor going for it.
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Windows 10 on a phone today has two things going for it.
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Another thing MXNet has going for it is its ability to scale.
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That cover of "Tiny Dancer" really had something going for it, though.
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But Neighbors had something else going for it: the movie was funny.
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The startup has at least two other things going for it, though.
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" Scotts Miracle-Gro: "Scotts Miracle-Gro has two things going for it.
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What Apple doesn't have going for it, however, is a free tier.
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On top of the bridge, a couple is really going for it.
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Not if 5G is all the innovation it's got going for it.
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It wasn&apost like "BlacKkKlansman," where I was really going for it.
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No. 16 Indiana has the stable, business-friendly environment going for it.
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What it has going for it is a compilation of great companies.
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But those resveratrol studies aren't all red wine has going for it.
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" It's going to be fun, tasteful but...we're going for it," he said.
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The upcoming new Netflix series Disenchantment could not have more going for it.
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This is the thing Nintendo has going for it — well, that and Zelda.
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That said, Sony has a lot going for it to justify that design.
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It does have brevity and the exuberance of Dabo Swinney going for it.
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That's what love is to him, security, and he is going for it.
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"I think this group has a whole lot going for it," Cramer said.
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A big thing the index has going for it is the sector breakdown.
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But Whiteside was about all Miami had going for it against the Blazers.
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Yet, subpar camera aside, the Honor 8 has something great going for it.
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That said, the firm has enough going for it to keep investors interested.
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The Trump economy has two things going for it: job creation and enthusiasm.
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The one thing Kraft Heinz had going for it was its profit margins.
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What this show has going for it is that it's also delightfully weird.
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Pokémon Go is a very specific application with a lot going for it.
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From a business perspective the idea had one important feature going for it.
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Snap founder Evan Spiegel's disappearing-message application has many things going for it.
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Longman & Eagle: Longman & Eagle has a ridiculous amount of stuff going for it.
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Silliness is the one thing that "Independence Day: Resurgence" has going for it.
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In some ways, Armenia had a lot going for it to begin with.
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You're just going for it [in the DJ booth] and it's very raw.
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But China also has its hundreds of millions of consumers going for it.
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Critic's Notebook The new Amazon drama "Homecoming" has a lot going for it.
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The one thing that the SLS does have going for it is power.
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What did that team have going for it throughout the Stanley Cup Finals?
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We put it up in the front yard, and we're going for it.
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We started working on our bill, but Democrats aren't going for it yet.
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However, kindness has a lot going for it and there's reason for hope.
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By far the best thing Lou has going for it is Lou himself.
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Slack has a lot going for it – including rapid growth and loyal users.
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That was the case throughout the whole match, me not going for it.
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So, at a recent family gathering, he insisted on going for it yet again.
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Going for it as hard as possible, willing to kill yourself for it, basically?
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Microsoft also doesn't have as many cool side gimmicks going for it as Sony.
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But the Xperia XA Ultra has one thing going for it that is spectacular.
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Making History, Fox's new, gently wacky time travel comedy, has plenty going for it.
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What the iPhone had going for it in those early days was a mystique.
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Johansson's eerie, detached quality is the best thing the film has going for it.
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Listen to those saying, 'Do it, keep fighting for it, keep going for it.
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If we fail, then we fail, but we're going for it with our voice.
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Point Blank has way more going for it than it has any right to.
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But there is one big thing Cuba definitely has going for it: national pride.
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But why pay more when this TV still has so much going for it?
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Twitter went wild for King going for it when it came to the rocker.
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But the Chase Sapphire Preferred has one major thing going for it: It's cheap.
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The iPhone 7 (and now the iPhone 8) has a lot going for it.
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But when it comes to sex this critter has a lot going for it.
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What the tote has going for it is the structure and cool magnetic clasp.
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But as long as they have Machado, they're at least nominally going for it.
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"The RAZR had going for it the only thing that really mattered," Pierce writes.
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All season they have flouted conventional wisdom by going for it in counterintuitive situations.
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The Versa 2 has things going for it that the Apple Watch does not.
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The Eagles, by going for it, improved their probability of winning by 0.5 percent.
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The comics were going for it back when I was doing Def Comedy Jam.
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The worst networking event I ever went to had everything good going for it.
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However, it had one good thing going for it: the CBO's budget scoring method.
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The result is a very entertaining, sparkling puzzle, with so much going for it.
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This means essentially everything the movie has going for it rests at Bay's feet.
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The best thing it has going for it at launch is its fresh, attractive design.
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"Hit it in the hay and contemplated going for it a little bit," said Hadwin.
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The FBI has more going for it than the ability to securely store records, however.
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And RapidAPI has something else going for it, too — an apparent opening in the market.
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The stylus is one of the best things the Tab S3 has going for it.
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The leader of the pack right now, Denver quietly has a lot going for it.
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It's under the Night Vale Presents umbrella, so it has that going for it, too.
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Although, the Note does have one thing going for it—a big, beautiful blue variation.
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But a big round number is the only thing DirecTV Now has going for it.
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To be fair, that would have the whole number three/Trinity thing going for it.
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And I was like jumping around, making my little Jackson moves, just going for it.
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The space rock we call home has a lot of great things going for it.
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In spite of these obstacles, rugby in the Pacific has three things going for it.
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But the book did have two things going for it: So I bought the book.
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This film has a lot going for it and it hasn't even been written yet.
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"It's not hip, it's not sexy, but Alaska has a lot going for it." video
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This particular model of the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 has a lot going for it.
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But I see some brave souls around here that are kind of going for it.
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"Nobody was going for it," he said, leaving him no option but to disappoint people.
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And our favorite modern version is one with more greens going for it than romaine.
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Depending on what I'm going for, it can be quick or it can take hours.
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Obviously, we're saddened by the outcome, but don't regret going for it for a second.
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In short, "Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot" has plenty going for it.
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"Put it all together and this chart's got a lot going for it," Cramer said.
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"It was nearby, well-localized in space, and had everything going for it," Berger said.
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But Finland's 130-year-old health care system does have a lot going for it.
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The one thing "Happy Birthday to You" has going for it is that it's fleeting.
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Which is to say that the Razr does have some good things going for it.
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The (seriously) long-awaited role-playing game Cyberpunk 2077 has a lot going for it.
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It's a billion-dollar company that seems to have not a lot going for it.
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EarthImage: NASAOn paper, Earth has everything going for it: beautiful blue oceans, expansive terrain, and dogs.
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"This is a story about going for it and succeeding in a man's world," she said.
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One of the things the original had going for it was that it was fairly unobtrusive.
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SodaStream has that going for it — a marked advantage over products like the bygone Keurig Kold.
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The DVD had a lot of things going for it as an idea for distributing content.
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But the one thing Kushner's team has going for it: Expectations of success couldn't be lower.
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When Widows debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival, it had so much going for it.
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The best thing Pretty Woman has going for it is Samantha Barks, who stars as Vivian.
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As a highly advanced version of adaptive cruise control, it has a lot going for it.
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But I was still shocked at Kang and the writers' raw audacity in going for it.
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The best thing the new Kindle has going for it is that it's less than $100.
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Several of us decide that we'd get wet kayaking anyway, so we are going for it.
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Musically, the city of Greater Sudbury does not have much going for it—now or ever.
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"The fire is lit in our bellies and we're going for it every day," Radcliffe said.
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"This is a story about going for it and succeeding in a man's world," she says.
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You can be shy and cautious, but today, you're trusting your gut and going for it!
|
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But in spite of everything it had going for it, Digimon World was, mechanically, a mess.
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The Tesla Model 3 is better, but the Leaf Plus has a lot going for it.
|
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As it happens, the movie, directed by Jodie Foster, has got even more going for it.
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The first teaser for Hulu's new historical comedy The Great has a lot going for it.
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Hudson's plan, which beat out 13 other bids, has other things going for it, supporters say.
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Sing out loud, or nothing… Courtney C.: I'm just kind of going for it… viibing [sic].
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I was just going for it full bore, so there was a lot of blackout time.
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With so much going for it, odds are others will soon be dreaming of Liechtenstein, too.
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The purveyor of disappearing messages has some big things going for it that GoPro didn't have.
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In that respect, the introductory balance transfer offer is all this card has going for it.
|
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But that's not stopping companies and beauty moguls from going for it, including one Kim Kardashian West.
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Non-WWE wrestling had plenty going for it, of course, and two things stand out in particular.
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Unlike the Spot, it looks like a traditional alarm clock, so it's got that going for it.
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This removes in one fell swoop so much of what the UK had going for it previously.
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Of course, unlimited data is coming back big, so at least Xstream has that going for it.
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"Even after this move, I think the company has got a lot going for it," Cramer said.
|
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Exogear EcostoneMan, I love waterproof gadgets, but that's all this clunky hideous beast has going for it.
|
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Out of the dozen or so possible Ebola vaccines, rVSV-Zebov has a lot going for it.
|
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But one of the things Cozmo's got going for it on this front is wide install base.
|
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But at least 2018 has one thing going for it already: the upcoming release of Ocean's 8.
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Vinyl, HBO's new drama set in the music industry in the '70s, has everything going for it.
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There are some CEOs who are very good at cracking open Excel and just going for it.
|
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Whatever they're going for, it looks to be very candy-coated, very manic, and, ultimately, very disturbing.
|
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It's got high production values, a rich, twisty plot, and plenty of human depravity going for it.
|
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It's about being hyper-stylized, and people going for it so hard to nail this particular style.
|
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As Obama proved again Thursday night, he's the best thing the party has going for it. Still.
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Still, Wal-Mart has a lot of good things going for it, especially heading into the holidays.
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She is strong and feisty, and I am so proud of her for just going for it!
|
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And unlike the real thing, MarsCat definitely doesn't shed, so it's got that going for it, too.
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"Just on the texture side, [the chocolate chip cookie] has a lot going for it," Civille said.
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San Marino has so much going for it: great weather, great food, and, of course, great scenery.
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What the Haber-Bosch method had going for it, from the very start, was a ready market.
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Netflix's "Fuller House" is not good, but that's arguably the best thing the show has going for it.
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People who are really going for it as a micro-influencer, it definitely is a full-time thing.
|
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So really, the only thing the Vapor 2 has going for it is a slightly more sophisticated design.
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I think America's got so much going for it, but I'm hoping for some kind of creative combustion.
|
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With all this bag has going for it, the $28.04 to $44.99 price tag seems like a steal.
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But Maryland has one thing going for it that the Seminoles don't: a historically strong Big Ten conference.
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The GCF (which turned down The Economist's requests for an interview) still has a lot going for it.
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And standing out from recent pop music is only the start of what it has going for it.
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I think they tried to mold him into being a rock star and Charlie wasn't going for it.
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It has a number of good things going for it, including easy setup, loud output, and stylish design.
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Compared with other firms selling tokens on the back of vague promises, Telegram has lots going for it.
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To be sure, this rally has two things going for it: strong corporate earnings and solid economic data.
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One thing Quirky seemed to have going for it was its visionary leader: CEO and founder Ben Kaufman.
|
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But the show has enough going for it to fit right in on a night of family comedy.
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Imagine just going for it on your own when you've been with a record label your whole career.
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She was dancing front and center having the best time, really into the music and going for it.
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The Nordic island country's homogeneity isn't the only thing going for it when it comes to genetic research.
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Even before they're announced, a pair of Apple headphones would have a lot of things going for it.
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Even though it's an older version of Dyson's vacuum, the V7 Animal has a lot going for it.
|
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The lander had a few things going for it, especially its plush location in the Ocean of Storms.
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I think that restraint is something that this game has going for it over some of its contemporaries.
|
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It was made, or rather nearly made in the USA, though, so it had that going for it.
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"Put it all together and this company's got a lot going for it," the "Mad Money" host said.
|
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But it has one thing going for it, and it's huge: Spotify is excellent at what it does.
|
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What this show has going for it is that, while he could have, he has not become formulaic.
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The latest movie from writer-director Michael Winterbottom ("The Wedding Guest") has one thing going for it: Coogan.
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India's economy still has a lot going for it: It is already huge, and still growing relatively fast.
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"The new Dell Technologies has a lot going for it," Cramer said, highlighting its move beyond the personal computer.
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It's called a remora, and while it may be a parasite, it's actually got a lot going for it.
|
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Compared to other wireless headphones in this price range, 1More's discounted model has a few things going for it.
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As young women, we're being very deliberate about what we want — we're making plans, and we're going for it.
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This is a compelling question worth grappling with, and it's the best thing the movie has going for it.
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Ultimately, if you see a great deal you can't live without, we won't dissuade you from going for it.
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As I touched on above, though, Tom Hanks' performance is the best thing the movie has going for it.
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In the meantime, however, the device does have a few things going for it versus the tablet/dock combo.
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What it does have going for it is an addicted user base, fast-growing revenues and a visionary CEO.
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"He's the one that made me want to pick up guitar and just start going for it," Avery admits.
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Democrats have largely taken the side of asking Northam to resign, but thus far, he's not going for it.
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"He's the one that made me want to pick up guitar and just start going for it," Avery admitted.
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And if you are looking for a commodity that has scarcity going for it, think about collecting $100 bills.
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It's unclear what prize she got, but the reality show mom def won some respect for going for it.
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With badass women mathematicians in a pastel-colored Floridian setting, the movie Gifted has a lot going for it.
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All of the familiar faces are back and make appearances in the teaser, and they are going for it.
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"I think I was just believing in myself in the third set and just going for it," said Kerber.
|
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The company has a lot going for it, namely about 178 million dedicated users, mostly under 25-years-old.
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Tickling has more going for it than a red plush toy named Elmo — it has scholars, scientists, deep thinkers.
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Before the civil war broke out in December 2013, South Sudan's economy had one thing going for it: oil.
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Among the many things Amazon has going for it: • After years of unprofitability, it is reliably turning in profit.
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"Arab chefs are changing their food, but Arab customers are still not quite going for it," Mr. Dalal admitted.
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The best and worst thing that "Us" has going for it hinges on the apparent simplicity of the concept.
|
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But Pattinson wasn't the only one "really, really" going for it when it came to thoughts of mermaid boning.
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Ms. Sherman said the ring "has everything going for it": good looks, good pedigree and a good G.I.A. certificate.
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"San Marino has so much going for it: great weather, great food, and, of course, great scenery," Mack wrote.
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"Unsheltered," Kingsolver's eighth novel and her first in six years, would seem to have a lot going for it.
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"Italian-ness" isn't going to cut it, and besides, that's what Alfa's stablemate Maserati already has going for it.
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While we can't promise star-crossed love or country fried camp, the new series has a lot going for it.
|
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But if investors view the stock "purely as speculation, Moderna has a few major things going for it," Cramer said.
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It's a conundrum, but I think there is something to say about having energy and just fucking going for it.
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Maria's Packaged Goods: This speakeasy-style bar has a lot going for it: good people, good ambience, and good drinks.
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But this tired, old cliché now has something going for it that most other clichés don't: It's supported by science.
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That said, one key thing the Moto Z line has going for it is a year's worth of shipping products.
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Ross 128b has a few things going for it that make it a much better candidate to support human life.
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The last streaming service I signed up for was the WWE Network, which has three big things going for it.
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Google thinks it really has something going for it in this souped up OS version of its popular web browser.
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We have overcomplicated that business, but the brand itself and the product we sell has a lot going for it.
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Cuphead has two main draws going for it — the exquisitely detailed hand-drawn animation, and the tougher than nails difficulty.
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"Even after this move, I think the company has got a lot going for it," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It's obviously beautiful writing but I just can't imagine some of the bands I cover going for it like this.
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But, you know, I like the franchise, and I've always been curious about what the game has going for it.
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It sounds like this: If a company that had everything going for it can't profitably produce an antibiotic, who can?
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The Orlando Magic just traded for Serge Ibaka and appear to be Going For It in their own goofy way.
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The show has only played at Latitude Festival so far, but yeah, the people there were properly going for it.
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I was going for it and I think it was tough for her to do anything on the court today.
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I am excited by the prospect of someone just going for it and calling himself Death (my guess: Lil Uzi).
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If a stock hits a new high on a down day, then it obviously has something good going for it.
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While Selhurst Park has many things going for it as a ground, it certainly can't be called slick or flash.
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All it really appears to have going for it is its custom character creation option, sure to give DeviantArtists ideas.
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One thing LA has going for it is that a key component of better police accountability is already in place.
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His vision of how to wield American power has a lot going for it in a crisis like this one.
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But good for the 76ers for finally pushing their chips into the middle of the table and going for it.
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I can overlook that, although I feel like the theme is the best thing today's puzzle has going for it.
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"She took a dribble, and I'm like, I'm going for it whether I get the foul or not," McCall said.
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Given all of the things the 7T has going for it, is there anything not to love about this phone?
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"One of the things HQ has going for it, even if you're doing poorly, is it's a lottery," Pacquet explained.
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Compared to the Show, the Smart Display is a looker; it has a Dieter Rams-ish vibe going for it.
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It really has everything going for it: It's cute, has a unique design, and eventually evolves into a mighty Charizard.
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Breakdown: Surely this pedestrian sock monkey must have more going for it than "was once owned by Burt Reynolds," right?
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In the tropics, a beer that was refreshing when cold and could be brewed nearby had a lot going for it.
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Samsung's Galaxy S210 lineup has a lot going for it, with an attractive new design and the company's best software yet.
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Don't minimize the impact of the Lucky Little Toaster, Ronnie, it's not like that team had anything else going for it.
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Airbnb to the rescue Airbnb has a lot going for it that could make it a better stock than other unicorns.
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There's also one other thing that Deadlier Than the Male has going for it: The series was created by a woman.
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Fortunately, 1743 Scotland had one thing going for it: the ever-dreamy Jamie, with whom Claire began a cross-time romance.
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Compared to other 2-in-1 computers, the Notebook 9 Pen has a lot going for it, on paper at least.
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With so much going for it, it's such a bummer that this one feature didn't make it into the final product.
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But while the game has a lot going for it, there's no point at which it actually feels like an FPS.
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At the very least, it definitely didn't throw a massive wrench in American democracy, so it has that going for it.
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What you saw this weekend was the full extension of that philosophy, with Pittsburgh going for it on four separate occasions.
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She continues to try to strike the right on-court balance between going for it and thinking her way through it.
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But San Antonio has other things going for it as well, including good weather and lots of cultural and culinary assets.
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It's definitely something many women, young and old, aspire to, so if that's what Vaquera was going for, it nailed it.
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That 2121-221 Knicks roster didn't have much going for it when Lin took over as starter midway through the season.
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But perhaps the best thing GLOW has going for it is, at its core, a love story — about two female friends.
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What our spookiest holiday has going for it is that it's an occasion when people try to do something with friends.
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If nothing else, the standard 9-to-5 job with a commute at least has a solid routine going for it.
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Tom's counterterrorism coup endears him to the king but also removes pretty much any suspense the movie had going for it.
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"Going for it, even when the going's tough, is the only way to play — in life, and at work," adds Tebow.
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It has a lot going for it, as Pierre Thiam, a New York chef from Senegal, explains in his elegant cookbook.
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It's too bad because, apparently, the software is what had HealthBox going for it when we reviewed the collection at launch.
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That all the artistic information is there as both timeless and simultaneous is something that all painting has going for it.
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But, while some critics faulted the series for its obsessive Spielberg echoes, "Stranger Things" had more going for it than that.
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It's a long shot, but with Trout in his prime and few top prospects coming, the Angels are going for it.
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"She seemed particularly excited that I was going for it," said Congleton, who likened the new songs to abstract tone poems.
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Heat Signature is about Just Going For It, hoping you'll succeed and earn a story to dine out on for years.
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But on a February night a Girlschool, an all-female music festival held at LA's Bootleg Theater, she's really going for it.
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Anyway, New York still obviously has a lot going for it, so it can probably stand to get knocked down a peg.
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But despite all that the city has going for it in the world of business, Chicago still has a lot of problems.
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It's so simple it's stupid, but hey, that's one thing your office building has going for it that your beach bag doesn't.
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Nashville may be called the Music City, but the destination has a lot more going for it than a legendary music scene.
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Still, the Goatse token already seems to have more going for it than some other ICO's out there, like the FUCK token.
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Besides possessing both the ability to cool you off and booze you up, Jeni's Frosé Sorbet has something else going for it.
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With an impressive cast staffed by Oscar nominees, Emmy winners, and Hollywood stalwarts alike, Bird Box has a lot going for it.
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This scale of female sexualization in Kingdom Death's characterizations outweighs, for me, any other merits this game could have going for it.
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" Jim Chanos, founder of Kynikos Associates, told the network, "The short position is the best thing the stock has going for it.
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So the best thing The Nice Guys has going for it are two laid-back, easygoing, deeply likable performances by its stars.
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Tao says not every math problem is a good fit for Polymath, but de Grey's has a few things going for it.
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After all, the biggest thing MLS has going for it is that it's here, stateside, in or just outside your nearest metropolis.
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The Golden Compass, the 2007 movie adaptation of Philip Pullman's successful book of the same name, had a lot going for it.
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I've always been able to control mine, and keep the double faults down, so it made sense to keep going for it.
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Now they have majorities and they are going for it, passing bills (including lots of other energy bills) at a dizzying rate.
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By also adding Carlos Beltran from the Yankees in another trade for prospect pitcher Dillon Tate, they're obviously going for it now.
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In a call that was likely to fail, Pederson identified that the upside of going for it outweighed the downside of failing.
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"It's a bold challenge, a bold statement, and we are going for it," Danone North America CEO Mariano Lozano told Business Insider.
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Jolteon has a lot going for it: It's cool, it's powerful, and it makes a pretty impressive showing in the TV show.
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One thing Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has going for it is the opportunity to fold its Inhumans into a bigger story about government power.
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Within half an hour, it's heaving, and despite the abundance of Instagram aesthetic Thrasher hoodies & fishnet tights, everyone is absolutely going for it.
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Sure, it may not be as sexy as its counterpart with the red logo, but Hulu definitely has some things going for it.
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Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates, a new comedy about two men who need wedding dates, seems to have everything going for it.
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She teased the Melrose Place alum for "always [going] for it" — and threatened that she might give Rinna's wig "a tug" later on.
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But Rocket Lab does have one big thing going for it: It wants to launch rockets into space for just five million dollars.
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While a few qualitative experiences can only go so far to allay fears, Reddit's chat does have a few things going for it.
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Both are downloadable on the App Store, which gives the show a unique interactivity, but that's one of few things going for it.
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Discovery has some things going for it, particularly Jason Isaacs' menacing captain, and I'll probably keep watching in the hopes that it improves.
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The group has offices in Tokyo, Luxembourg, and the US. It has another thing going for it: Japan is betting big on space.
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"I have zero regrets though about stepping out and just going for it—this shop, this business, it has our hearts," she continued.
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And "as far as Chaikin's concerned, this is a stock that has nearly everything going for it from a technical perspective," Cramer said.
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When you can save money and get out of debt sooner with a personal loan, you should seriously think about going for it.
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Throw in the damage from the 1906 earthquake, and the area didn't have much going for it except for industrial buildings and warehouses.
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The Fridababy SmileFrida Toddler Toothbrush has four things going for it that make it a great choice for brushing a little kid's teeth.
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What the show has going for it — aside from Ms. Kabashi's savagely brittle performance and Ms. Cagianese's deadpan bops — is its absurdist edginess.
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With a price that's $30 cheaper than Apple's own Smart Battery case, the Mophie Juice Pack Air has a lot going for it.
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Not that other wines aren't great with oysters, just as Muscadet has far more going for it than to be an oyster accompaniment.
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But as a wind-down, it sure seems to me, academically and theoretically speaking, weed has a lot going for it over booze.
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Yes, it doesn't have cellular connectivity, but as far as feature-packed smartwatches go, the Galaxy Watch Active has a lot going for it.
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Ink Business Cash Credit CardAnnual fee: $0The Ink Business Cash card from Chase has several things going for it that earn this top ranking.
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One thing the Glow does have going for it is that it's portable and battery-powered, a rare find in the smart light market.
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That's the story for this entire North Carolina team: the Tar Heels know what they're good at, and they just keep going for it.
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Clearly, coffee has a lot going for it, and as these new studies attest, it might confer some tremendous health benefits in certain individuals.
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The study does have another thing going for it, though: it's a replication study of another one performed by the same team last year.
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New York, Washington, and Miami are going for it, while the Braves and Phillies are reloading for a future that's closer than most expect.
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So this song came out well before the record did and was Bruce's way to say he was really going for it this time.
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The line has a lot going for it — good looks, space-age nostalgia, portability, and simplicity, courtesy of a pair of built-in speakers.
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One network's worth of content for $15 isn't the best value, but Game of Thrones wasn't the only thing HBO had going for it.
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Still, it does have one thing going for it that the others didn't, and that is Kristen Stewart as we've never seen her before.
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Fashion sites like Highsnobiety point out that the rise of Adidas suppressed whatever momentum Nike — and Jordan Brand in particular — had going for it.
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One of the best underdog stories ever made, and a classic from the 1980s, there's a lot this movie still has going for it.
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Sohn said the market could rest before moving higher, but it has more positives going for it than at the same time last year.
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Were you worried that, by going for it like this, people would be upset with you moving away from what Turnstile's become known for?
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Tharsis also has a fun retro aesthetic going for it, with influences ranging from 1970s television to children's glockenspiels, according to director Mike Roush.
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Venus clashes with Mars at 4:07 AM, finding us in a feisty mood—we want what we want, and we're going for it!
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Witless, soulless, often amateurish and filled with product placements (nice going, Coors), the movie has nothing going for it other than some wasted talent.
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Week 21200 has a lot going for it, and if the first five weeks are any indication, most of the games will be close.
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Evaluate yourself not on whether you accomplish an external end-goal but rather on how well you execute the process of going for it.
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The real story isn't as salacious as the myth, but it does have one important thing going for it: it happens to be true.
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I will quibble over whether it's worth the rather hefty price — starting at $263,23 without any options — but it has lots going for it.
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"I think until you're mathematically done, you're always going for it," Hornacek said before the game, adding that it was necessary to be realistic.
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"Sonic the Hedgehog" has one thing going for it that no other kid's movie this year can say — it doesn't have any fart jokes.
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Parson's Chicken and Fish: Between the patio seating, cheap drinks, and delicious, inexpensive food, Parsons has a hell of a lot going for it.
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And let's face it, it's not like the original Chucky concept had much going for it in terms of uniqueness beyond the doll itself.
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I was not ready for a Hawaiian food gut buster brunch, but I am totally going for it: spam musubi, fried rice, and French toast.
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Rather than focusing on lamenting what could have been, I draw strength and peace from the knowledge that we knew we were going for it.
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EpixNow does have some good things going for it: it does have a good selection of films that aren't necessarily available on Netflix or Hulu.
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It shares a name with the biggest little city in the world, and, fittingly, the Oppo Reno appears to have a lot going for it.
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With so much going for it, its drop to the 30th position in CNBC's 183 Disruptor 50 rankings may come as something of a surprise.
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But even if the color didn't have all of these rad things going for it, it's still beautiful and easy to pair with other hues.
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And he believes that the stock is set to rise through the top of it, thanks to something else it has going for it: $90.
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"This is a company that's got some real secular trends going for it, and a corporate tax cut will only accelerate those trends," he said.
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" But in a show of respect and solid media training, he told his former employer "Bravo for making a big bet and going for it.
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I wasn't in that scene, but I was on set and you could her screaming and going for it a f*cking half-mile away.
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I'm not the best dancer, but I was backing my shit up, throwing in some running man, adding kicks, just really fucking going for it.
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This is actually great news for Spark owners, since the diminutive drone has a lot going for it, including relative affordability, and decent picture quality.
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Of all the things that 21's breakout JRPG hit had going for it, its Game Award-nominated soundtrack was most certainly one of them.
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Investors are getting too weighed down by worry and aren't focusing enough on all the stock market has going for it, according to Credit Suisse.
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Combining comfort and style in the rooms with a prime address for business, culture and night life, the Principal has a lot going for it.
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The attractiveness of the stars is more relevant than usual because "Notorious," making its premiere Thursday on ABC, doesn't have much else going for it.
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But even with all that CommonBond has going for it, you'll still want to get quotes from other top refinance companies, including Earnest and SoFi.
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The only thing PVH has going for it is the gigantic, almost $10 million insider purchase of stock by Manny Chirico, the chairman and CEO.
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There, spaceships with undercarriages resembling tribal masks soar over majestic waterfalls, touching down in a story that has far more going for it than branding.
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No one quite brings the curve like Samsung can, and the company's CHG210 monitor has a whole lot more going for it than good looks.
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And the comics that I take out on the Lit tour, they're going for it too, seizing the moment and taking advantage of their time.
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"Moreno thinks the stock has a lot going for it here and will soon be ready to resume it's long-term march higher," Cramer said.
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The event had several things going for it: it was close to Des Moines, where many reporters are based, and Mr. Biden himself was there.
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"Guys are going for it more, up and down the lineup," said the San Francisco Giants' Buster Posey, the starting catcher for the National League.
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What makes it stand outThe Nintendo Switch has a lot going for it in day-to-day use and it can truly be used anywhere.
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Investors are gravitating toward a new favorite part of the stock market, which seems to have just about everything going for it right now: banks.
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The best thing the movie has going for it, ultimately, is the original character design, including all the way-cool weaponry that the predator wields.
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The agricultural town of about 130,000 people has a lot going for it: a year-round farmer's market, a minor-league baseball team, a symphony.
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I think the most important thing Netscape had going for it, which is when a lot of these winners have it, is a great team.
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The one solid thing Lemony Snicket has going for it is that it truly doesn't look or feel like anything else on television right now.
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Schumacher's Flatliners at least had an exaggerated sense of style going for it, in an aggressively intense color scheme and a reliance on strong, evocative images.
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Magikarp doesn't have a whole lot going for it: it's utterly useless in battle, isn't especially cute, and just kind of splashes around like an idiot.
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Aside from everything else this play had going for it, her Alma — alternating between fragile and ferocious — is the reason Summer and Smoke made this list.
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The voice cast here is stunning — it includes Beyoncé, Donald Glover, and, of course, James Earl Jones — so the film has a lot going for it.
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But Samsung strongly believes MicroLED can be the display that's customized to your life — even if it's really the only company going for it right now.
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"Once we got the financing and once they said we were going for it, then I was like, 'Oh my God, I'm playing her,'" she said.
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One thing 2007 OR10 has going for it is that it's the third-largest confirmed dwarf planet, behind Pluto and Eris, which both have badass names.
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Yet Possible has another thing going for it: the apparent blessing of the Pew Charitable Trust's Alex Horowitz, who guides research for Pew's consumer finance project.
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ASIMO may be turning 17 later this year, but this teenage android has got a lot going for it, thanks to a steady stream of improvements.
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The Nintendo Switch is a fantastic system, and while it has a lot going for it, I barely have any games to play for it anymore.
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This has the advantage of making the headset super light (just 118 grams), but that's about the only good thing this thing has going for it.
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The New York Times is well aware that any link between Palin and the Giffords shooting were long debunked, but they're going for it anyway. pic.twitter.
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What Amazon potentially has going for it in the home insurance space is name recognition, lots of consumer data and the ability to analyze it effectively.
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The TV series, which at least at the start is set in Marfa, the arts-and-academic community in Texas, certainly has casting going for it.
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Headquarters: Kyoto, Japan Place on last poll: 17 Why it's hot: Nintendo certainly has the nostalgia factor going for it, but has also continued to innovate.
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I gotta keep this gun right here that's going to let him know, I'm not going for it, you ain't ready to take what I got.
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At one point in my life, one that seemingly had everything going for it, I got lost in a cycle of despair that nothing could touch.
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None of these alternatives come close — at least not yet — to the millions of adoring fans and the household name that Peloton has going for it.
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From its fast-growing lithium business to its deal with DuPont for that company's crop protection business, FMC has a lot going for it, Cramer contended.
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"As an offensive lineman, you want your head coach to do that," 49ers center Daniel Kilgore said of going for it four times on fourth down.
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But for parkgoers willing to brave the Florida heat, the Hall of Presidents does have one big thing going for it: The theater is air-conditioned.
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The app doesn't have nearly the wow-factor that the cool concept did, but it has something else going for it: It is incredibly easy to use.
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President Obama ended his final State of the Union by taking a parting shot at homophobia, political maneuvering, and going for it on fourth and long, possibly.
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But infrastructure has one thing going for it: it has revenue, year after year, and that revenue can be used to take down upstarts when they're weak.
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One thing that the Central Valley has going for it is lower housing costs, especially compared with coastal areas or high-technology hubs such as Silicon Valley.
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If you don't mind that The Night Flier doesn't have much more going for it, aside from some notable creature effects and gore, it's a fun time.
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The best thing about the original It miniseries — and the only thing it has going for it over the later film adaptation — is Tim Curry as Pennywise.
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"One of the things ALS has going for it is, since it has no effective treatment or cure, you throw anything you can at it," he said.
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What Vue has going for it, is that the market itself – streaming – is growing, and its service is among one of the better-designed and more stable.
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Click here to view original GIFBut an egg-shaped fuselage isn't the only thing the Nimbus 195 racing drone has going for it in the strength department.
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Compared with Guiyang in the south, another inland city with such aspirations (see article) but a shortage of skilled people, Xi'an has a lot going for it.
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It's got everything going for it that you liked about the dicker bootie: easy to walk in, goes with everything, and looks polished without feeling too fancy.
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And if you're a diehard BlackBerry fan that's been wistfully missing the keyboard, then at least we now know that the Mercury has that going for it.
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One thing Yahoo has going for it is that breaches have become so common that they don't necessarily arouse the same fear and outrage they once did.
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Luna said, however, he wouldn't necessarily sell the stock on these results because the company has a lot going for it, including its key cloud product, Azure.
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After watching him do this on Monday night, it's clear the rookie's future is one of the more exciting things Portland has going for it right now.
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Android phones might have larger screens, bigger batteries, and headphone jacks, but there's one thing the iPhone has going for it that's consistent every year: better cameras.
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I wasn't really going for it, and I didn't have that much coin anyways, until the late 80s and early 90s when I [started going] to Japan.
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A new Politico/Morning Consult poll demonstrated why he's considering going for it by showing Biden leading Trump by 11 points in a very hypothetical 2020 matchup.
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Decline and fall Yemen never had much going for it -- few natural resources, a lack of water, endless tribal and civil conflict, religious divides and bad government.
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That's because Amazon has a number of things going for it: "Online grocery is about to be the most innovative part of U.S. retail," according to Galloway.
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It has everything going for it in the sense that it's a major tent-pole film based around a Marvel character, and superhero movies are in now.
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Because while Big 3 may have some name recognition going for it—Allen Iverson is playing, Dr. J is coaching, Ice Cube is being Ice Cube, etc.
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Life on Earth has a whole lot of things going for it and many of those things have to do with our planet's proximity to the Sun.
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But overall, the novelty, and the fact that it is quick (just five minutes!), and actually fun, seems to be what Swipe Night has going for it.
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The New York Times is well aware that any link between Palin and the Giffords shooting were long debunked, but they're going for it anyway. pic.twitter.com/BgzaQFQMz6
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"What Snap has going for it is — in the social media space — a scarcity of investments, " said Tim Seymour, managing partner at Triogem Asset Management, in June.
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The best thing "The Morning Show" has going for it are its strong performances from Witherspoon and Aniston, but both of them don't need to be nominated.
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While "See You Again" doesn't have the same goofy choreography and catchiness that made "Gangnam Style" a viral hit, it does have a few things going for it.
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Indiana has many things going for it as a place to invest in real estate: the cheapest average property prices, good local purchasing power and home value appreciation.
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Lady Bird has a lot going for it too — five nominations, a bunch of actors everybody likes, and very little in the way of outright controversy or animus.
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It also has some things going for it: young, clever leaders who look good on television and a bottom-up organisation suited to an age of direct democracy.
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A three-day weekend might be its best selling point, but Presidents' Day has more going for it than that — like a slew of online sales, for instance.
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Alex: The only thing I think How to Be Single has going for it is that it's actually pretty sex-positive — a major upgrade from traditional rom-coms.
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Like Firefly, Battlestar Galactica (the 2004 miniseries, that is) had one big realistic thing going for it out of the gate: Both shows represented space as utterly silent.
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It would do four things: (Javier Zarracina) According to CarbonWA, the group that put it on the ballot, this policy has a number of things going for it.
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But this one's got some fresh additions going for it, too, like an A-list cast that includes Donald Glover, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Beyoncé Mother Effing Knowles-Carter.
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Grana Padano may be the younger, less crumbly, and less popular sibling of Parmigiano Reggiano—undisputed king of Italian cheeses—but it's got something else going for it.
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The Knights extended their lead to 34-10 in the third quarter, going for it on fourth down and getting a 1-yard touchdown run from Trysten Hill.
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The latest addition to a growing menagerie of octopus-robots has a lot going for it: It's small, completely squishy, it doesn't need a battery — and it farts.
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The one thing oil has going for it is that it's a natural, organic substance, and there are microbes in the ocean that consume weathered, spread-out petroleum.
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Cleveland BrownsOne thing to know: Joe Flacco called out head coach Vic Fangio for not going for it on fourth down late in the game and punting instead.
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What it does have going for it, however, is LTE-M, a cheaper, lower-cost version of 4G that's set to power a future generation of IoT devices.
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Bio Bidet Slim One ($199): For its price, the Bio Bidet has a lot going for it, including a night light, strong water pressure, and high-temperature cleaning.
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LONDON — It has a lot going for it: a two-story house on a leafy cul-de-sac, a short walk from schools, parks and a train station.
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The Giants offense, tedious for most of the season, reacted with bold strokes, including going for it on a fourth-and-5 from the Chiefs' 36-yard line.
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The bottom line: The thing that Netflix has going for it is that businesses that is "genuinely raising debt to face the shift in distribution models," argues Chaplin.
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Still, "The Handmaid's Tale" had more than the zeitgeist going for it, with a stellar assortment of characters (led by Elisabeth Moss' Offred) and plenty of inherent drama.
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All in all, it looks like 2018 has a lot of good things going for it, crosswordwise, so please keep those writing implements sharpened and those apps updated.
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But the biggest reason this moment succeeds has to do with how it dovetails with Morgan's storyline, which is the best thing season six has going for it.
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Another thing Mexico has going for it: It's the second-largest international market for American goods, with about 16 percent of US exports headed south of the border.
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New Delhi (CNN)Bangladesh has a number of things going for it: its economy is growing, it's a democracy with a youthful population, and it's blessed with fertile lands.
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There are much worse shows on TV, but You, Me and the Apocalypse had enough going for it to make its ultimately disappointing nature that much harder to stomach.
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The NHL might not be as big as the NFL, MLB, and NBA, but North America's hockey league does have one huge thing going for it: the Stanley Cup.
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On top of all these natural advantages, when modern biology laboratories started looking for a workhorse in the early 20th century the mouse had something extra going for it.
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Cramer's concerns for LSC is that while it does have some things going for it, LSC is forecasting flat-to-negative 3 percent organic growth in the medium term.
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The most critical thing the Sci-Tech Innovation Board has going for it is public support from Chinese President Xi Jinping, who announced plans for the board last November.
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Ultra was a no go in Dayz, a post-apocalyptic zombie number, as well, but that wasn't a problem for me, because Dayz had something else going for it.
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It's unclear what Facebook will come up with next, but it can't be any worse than our current electoral circus, so at least it has that going for it.
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So having an idea and going for it and keeping your personal things where you want them and not being afraid to put them out if you need to.
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I think Russia has a great culture, has a privileged geographic position, has great economic potential, a skilled population, a lot of things that Russia has going for it.
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Rating A tale of a courageous young woman who learns to lead from her ancestors and takes on a lava monster, Moana has a lot things going for it.
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"The truth is Canada Goose has a lot going for it," the "Mad Money " host said, pointing to the company's reputable brand, commitment to quality, and various growth opportunities.
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One thing the show did have going for it was an accomplished writer: prior to writing "Hamilton", Lin-Manuel Miranda had already created a hit with "In the Heights".
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Look At Me Now Cropped Seamless Leggings, $68-$72, available at SpanxI'm firmly in camp "leggings as pants," and this semi-high-waisted pair has everything going for it.
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"The Legend of Tarzan" has a whole lot of fun, big-screen things going for it — adventure, romance, natural landscapes, digital animals and oceans of rippling handsome man-muscle.
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And that's something Tonal has going for it — it's among the first strength training-focused, digitally-connected fitness systems that you can use in the privacy of your home.
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Maybe, but remember one of the best things the market has had going for it for the past seven or eight years is how hated the rally has been.
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Elliott added a 21-yard kick with 6 minutes 2 seconds remaining after Coach Doug Pederson briefly considered going for it on fourth-and-1 at the Atlanta 3.
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With all those slaughterhouse horror stories and scary health warnings swirling around your head each time you make a ham sandwich, vegetarianism seems to have a lot going for it.
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Last year's market had all three of those things going for it, but still the S&P still ended down 6.6 percent for the year after a turbulent fourth quarter.
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But Xiongan has a big thing going for it: the full backing of Mr Xi. News broadcasts showed the president touring the area and chairing a meeting about its development.
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Say hello to the Verizon Wear24, a generic Android Wear 2.0 smartwatch with LTE, an anodyne design, and not nearly enough going for it to justify the $349.99 asking price.
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At least the Hulu drama has one major narrative choice going for it: It interrogates the subtle, and not so subtle, racism of growing up in a supposedly "nice" town.
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But what Uptime has going for it is a polished design, as well as a way to enjoy the app even if friends aren't able to join and watch immediately.
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One thing Google has going for it, especially on the G Suite side of the house, which includes Gmail, Docs, Drive and Calendar, is sheer numbers with millions of users.
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We're sure the Volvo VNR 640 has plenty of wonderful things going for it — but if it were a Top Trumps card, we doubt "Speed" would be its best category.
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Cadillac's new XT4 SUV has a lot going for it, but unfortunately its biggest drawback stems from something that's missing: the automaker's truly excellent Super Cruise advanced driver assist system.
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Click here to view original GIFIt sounds like the best thing the new Nintendo Switch has going for it, at least at launch, is a new Legend of Zelda game.
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Admittedly, simplicity is one of the best things the product has going for it, but Soundbrenner figured it could take things a bit further — and apparently 2,477 Kickstarter backers agreed.
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Any momentum Louisiana Tech had going for it quickly evaporated when Fitzgerald punctuated a two-play, 76-yard drive with a 44-yard touchdown scamper to begin the third quarter.
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It's kind of amazing how quick Gucci is banging these new tracks out (clearly he's probably in the studio right now going for it), and we're not complaining at all.
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The main thing FNC has going for it as it retools post-O'Reilly is that competitors CNN and MSNBC are already well known, and rejected, by the FNC viewing audience.
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The Roku Express may be cheap at just $25, but it has a lot going for it, like an easy-to-use interface and access to a ton of apps.
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Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, Electronic Arts, Google, and Nvidia are all getting into the game streaming business with an increased sense of urgency and Amazon has a lot going for it.
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It drops August 11 via Fat Possum and it's not so much portrait of a band going through a slight transition but of one that's really fucking going for it.
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Rams Coach Sean McVay likes to be aggressive, but going for it on fourth down and passing up the chance to tie was a bit too risky even for him.
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Upstanding New Negroes, no matter how pale, straight-haired, well dressed or impeccably educated, ultimately proved no contest for white supremacy, which had much more than iconography going for it.
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The one great thing the X-Men franchise has going for it, in both the comic books and the movies, is that it's been blessed with really, really good villains.
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Women's tennis has so much going for it: new stars from different continents, week-to-week suspense, and grande dame Serena Williams's ongoing quest for a 24th major singles title.
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"Witless, soulless, often amateurish and filled with product placements (nice going, Coors), the movie has nothing going for it other than some wasted talent," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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If there's one thing has going for it, it's not competing directly with Amazon, says BMO Capital Markets, which reiterated its outperform rating on shares of the entertainment restaurant chain.
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After a slow start, the Sooners put up all 35 of their points in the final three quarters, showcasing the brilliance of an offense that has plenty going for it.
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Rating The film, about two guys who fall into the Los Angeles criminal underworld when gangsters steal a kitten owned by one of them, has a lot going for it.
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During the Men's Health photoshoot, he waved away the photographer looking for some candid shots — "That's all they want — me with my shirt off!" he says, laughing — before going for it.
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That was a real changing point in the attitude of how we made Halo games, where we just stopped kind of pulling out all the stops and really going for it.
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You may have skimmed over the platform, which usually shows up on the very top of your search results, but the easy-to-use interface has a lot going for it.
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The Google Assistant is the one truly unique feature that Allo — one of Google's many chat apps — has going for it, and today Google is making the feature even more prominent.
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One plus is that the chair is probably ultra lightweight so you can pick it up and put it wherever, but for $250 it doesn't really have much going for it.
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But in between the depressingly long list of sexual assault victims and $1B worth of damage from natural disasters, this year does have one good thing going for it: beauty launches.
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What the company does have going for it is a growth trajectory that's flying in the face of what fellow TechCruncher Josh Constine called an "on-demand apocalypse" earlier this year.
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Nintendo Switch + $35 Nintendo eShop Gift Card for $299: Okay, this isn't a great deal, but we love the Switch and this is the best deal going for it right now.
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The Fast & Furious movies stand as one of the best film franchises America has going for it right now — and maybe even a gloriously dumb representation of everything good about America.
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One of the key things Alexa has going for it over Assistant at the moment is a truly mainstream install base, courtesy of the wild success of the company's Echo line.
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"Fresh not frozen beef has been the recent positive headline for McDonald's but it does have a few other things going for it," Gibbs wrote to CNBC in an email Thursday.
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Still, perhaps the best thing the Xbox One S has going for it is that it's an affordable 4K video box, something that's actually rarer than you might expect right now.
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The exclusive library is probably on the low end compared to the PS4 and Nintendo Switch, but that's not to say that it has nothing going for it (Gears 5, duh).
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It's super light, and the angular aluminum case has a trendy '80s vibe going for it — the shape reminds me of an old Casio F-33W watch — and I dig it.
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There will be guys who read this and crack one out while thinking about women frigging themselves off while thinking about them going for it and... you see what I mean?
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The one thing that Siri does have going for it, sometimes even though it may seem a little bit, I'm trying to be kind here, but inept keeps coming to mind.
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Even though I couldn't tell what was happening in the plot half the time, or why some villains were suddenly my friend, it had this going for it: It was memorable.
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Seven blocks south, a combined two-bedroom and studio in a 1930 Lenox Hill co-op building had a lot going for it, even if it was on a low floor.
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"It had absolutely everything going for it as a tabloid perfect storm," said Sam Roberts, a reporter at The New York Times, who was the Daily News city editor in 1977.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — One of the things that the New York area has going for it, if you ask me, is that it is home to diners, that cornerstone of American culture.
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They also agreed it was worth going for it in his return games, taking more big swings in hopes of ending the point faster, whether with an outright winner or a mishit.
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But Tribeca has two things going for it: its co-founder, Robert De Niro (a star of "Godfather II"), and its site, New York City (also a star of the Godfather films).
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As the international original series falls in line with Netflix's teen trend, it also has another one of the service's recent interests going for it: Netflix loves its international series right now.
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According to Cosmopolitan, the new trend may draw from this year's viral donut-atop-a-coffee-drink phenomenon, which has a lot of logic going for it compared to this burger trick.
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The Moto Z3 Play doesn't live up to the original â€" not without the help of the included battery Moto Mod at least â€" but it still has plenty going for it.
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Still, for every offering that's coming from a responsibly-managed company, there's a flash in the pan, get-rich-quick scheme that doesn't have much going for it beyond a celebrity endorsement.
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Granted, House of Cards still has a few things going for it, notably Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright, two phenomenal actors, taking awful scripts and treating them like they're on the blacklist.
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He hollered at the thousands of assembled fans about how a team of underdogs defied expectations by going for it with a trick play on 4th and 1 to win the championship.
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It's not clear whether he has a real path to victory or will be successful in competing with other moderates in the field, but he seems to be going for it anyway.
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And "mass audience" is exactly what Amazon is going for; it doesn't want Amazon Music HD to be a niche player like Tidal and other lossless music platforms like HDtracks or Qobuz.
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The Bottom Line The DJI Spark drone has so many things going for it, but it needs longer flight time, a better base package, and software polish before we can recommend it.
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Courtesy of Adult Swim The science fiction cartoon Final Space, which recently completed its second season, has a lot going for it, including beautiful animation, great music, and a stellar voice cast.
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What the Fossil Sport has going for it is that it's one of the first Wear OS smartwatches to debut with Qualcomm's new wearable chip, which is supposed to offer better battery life.
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Forking the system to save the one thing that Ethereum really had going for it, and that many people had invested in, was a no-brainer for most and easy to agree upon.
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When the best thing a holiday has going for it is that Chris in marketing finally got to show off how clever he is, perhaps it's time to just let that one go.
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Netflix's new teen horror series Chambers may make you sleep with the lights on (lest you see the ghost of mean girl Becky), but it has more than just scares going for it.
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Boston has a lot going for it, most notably a thriving tech sector and access to an educated workforce due to the large number of highly rated colleges and universities in the area.
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"The greenback still has a number of things going for it, including a healthy domestic economy, an active central bank, and lower political uncertainty compared with the UK and Euro area," they said.
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"The economy story (in Poland) has a lot going for it, enough for people to not worry too much about politics," said Kieran Curtis, investment director for emerging markets at Standard Life Investments.
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That said, the Texas economy has a lot more going for it than just oil, and there's been job growth in technology, health care and construction since the oil bust of the 1980s.
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Read more: Leonardo DiCaprio gives one of the best performances of his career in Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood'The movie had a lot going for it going into this weekend.
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As Mashable's Angie Han pointed out, it's not that Dumbo's cuteness is a problem on its own, but it often feels like unearned pandering in a film with little else going for it.
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"There are several things going for it, it was unloved, underowned and it already has been recovering fundamentally for a while," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group in Minneapolis.
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Mind you, the penthouse, a four-bedroom, 4,000-square-foot duplex, has a lot going for it on its own, including interiors by Gachot Studios and French doors leading to a roomy terrace.
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In other words, a ton of effort by Yahoo bankers to gin up interest and make all the bidders insecure by sending out trial balloons that certain big players are going for it.
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Since the company scrubbed the site of the details, we're guessing this leak has more going for it than most — but we won't be able to say anything for certain until Aug. 23.
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The bottom line is that while functional finance has a lot going for it, it's not the kind of axiomatically true doctrine that Lerner – and, I think, modern MMTers – imagined it to be.
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You don't have to believe in fate to fall under the spell of a really good movie about it, and the Sun Is Also a Star has some powerful magic going for it indeed.
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The one thing that the Conservative Party has going for it is a rising generation of talented MPs, but their progress into government is being stymied by ministers who should never have been promoted.
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Trader Joe's freezer aisle, in particular, has a lot going for it, so it can be easy to forget that the store sells the fixings for simple meals outside of its freezers as well.
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One thing Kraft had going for it was the cost-cutting that came after the 2015 merger between Kraft and Heinz, facilitated by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and Brazilian private investment group 3G Capital.
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This video is pretty funny ... both Malik Martin and Chimezie Metu explaining why the Rams could screw up the good thing USC has going for it right now ... plus, they're really worried about traffic.
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For a while, the best thing Google Daydream had going for it was YouTube, the platform has had a ton of 360 content on it but has been unavailable on Facebook's Oculus Go headset.
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The MateBook has a number of things going for it — sleek design, nice display, fast performance — but it misses so wildly on other things that I find it hard to recommend it to anyone.
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The novel has a number of things going for it, from Cline's gorgeous prose to her knack for plot and timing, to her way of presenting Evie's electric, often jolting moments of self-recognition.
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When the most exciting thing the season has going for it is Father Gabriel stuck in a trailer with Negan (neither character appeared in "Monsters"), it's time to seriously worry about your writer's room.
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Mud brick has a lot going for it — it's cheap, it has a relatively low impact on the environment, it has a higher heat capacity than concrete, and the bricks are reusable, she said.
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However, the desktop version of Instagram — in other words, the version of Instagram that you access through the internet browser on your desktop computer or laptop — doesn't have nearly as much going for it.
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Breakthrough Starshot, as it's called, has a lot going for it in terms of popular interest: Hawking, starships, lasers, super tiny robots, and billionaires (the good internet kind, not the evil oil industry kind).
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The Jalisco Cartel – Mexico's up-and-coming criminal powerhouse now that the Sinaloa Cartel's El Chapo has been locked away in the US – is going for it, as are a handful of regional warlords.
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While the device was overhauled in 2018 to feature an even more modern design and more processing power, the original design still has a lot going for it — especially considering how inexpensive it is.
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Glow-in-the-dark markings line its snout and head, and distinctive marks on its sides set it apart from other species like the blackbelly lanternshark.. So at least it's got that going for it.
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What this tape has going for it is a very thorough communications strategy: There are links to social media for the DJs on the back, as well as an email address and their phone numbers.
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It's a shame, since the subject matter has so much going for it, kicking off in 1880 -- when Edison (Cumberbatch) registered his first incandescent-bulb patent -- and extending through the Chicago World's Fair in 1893.
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It has a lot of trendy goodness going for it: The movie, directed by Jane the Virgin's Justin Baldoni, follows two teens who fall in love but can't be together because of a chronic illness.
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One of the things a company like Peex does have going for it versus a MIXhalo, however, is the relatively scalability of a product that operates a lot like an encrypted form of FM radio.
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The residents didn't always have the warmest feelings toward the Housing Authority, but one of the things the city had going for it was that its historical sins were those of neglect rather than predation.
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As a millennial, I basically don't care about anything, and I certainly don't care about boring old baseball, a sport for Olds that takes way too long and doesn't have anything exciting going for it.
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It's hard to convince people to buy a product based on what it might eventually be able to do, but that's the number one selling point the LG G5 currently has going for it: potential.
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The space already had a lot going for it—a serious sound system, panoramic views of the city, a kitchen and bar, and even some mattresses—but it lacked some stuff I knew we'd need.
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Gambling, while likely to drain your bank account and alienate your loved ones, has at least one thing going for it: Losing every penny to your name on the slot machines won't destroy your skin.
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What "The Conners" has going for it, which shouldn't be underestimated, are a couple of world-class actors in John Goodman and Laurie Metcalf as the one-time title character's husband Dan and sister Jackie.
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In the six (out of eight) episodes of Jack Ryan that Amazon sent to critics for review, the show has enough good things going for it to recommend it — or at least parts of it.
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This may have been a tough year for PacSun so far, what with filing for bankruptcy and all, but the retailer still has something big going for it: an ongoing collaboration with the youngest Jenner siblings.
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Ex-NFL star Greg Hardy says he's going for it all in his MMA career ... telling TMZ Sports his ultimate goal is to be in the UFC, and he thinks he can be the heavyweight champ.
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One thing the 2018 campaign has going for it is that the wheat in the Southern Plains, which grows most of the country's hard red winter wheat, has become "less bad" over the last few weeks.
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It really is push and pull, and even when we're all going for it, that really is the sound of the band, the four of us playing together at the same time in the same room.
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One thing the combined organization has going for it is that Symantec has tended to concentrate on on-premises security, while Blue Coat has emphasized web and cloud security, so there is little overlap in products.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Today's crossword by Timothy Polin has a lot going for it, not the least of which is that it serves as a handy reminder that the winter solstice is coming up in December.
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In a test run of singles last year, Ms. Whack, who had returned to Philadelphia, toyed with modulating her voice, hopscotching between genres and just generally going for it, including visually, where she's drawn to extremes.
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Cambodia has a couple of other things going for it: Angelina Jolie and a generation of young people determined to rebuild their country from the poverty of previous generations and heal the scars of the genocide.
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The basic premise for the season—Clementine on her own, without Lee, trying to survive—had little going for it beyond that premise, but hey, I stuck around because I wanted to know what happens to Clementine.
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Wilson's TD on a fourth-and-1 fake punt, came early in the third quarter after the Falcons called a timeout when the Chiefs kept their offense on the field as if going for it that way.
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"I spoke with between eight to 10 people across Canada who are really going for it," Nino Sekopet, program manager with End-of-Life Planning Canada (ELPC), told VICE News, adding he expects to see more cases.
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That particular trick is the best thing the otherwise normal boss encounter has going for it, but on first blush, it was enough to put a smile on my face and change the contours of the fight.
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Attack of the Clones had a lot going for it: It showed us the beginning of Anakin's downfall, it was a chance to finally see the Clone Wars, it even had a Boba Fett origin story subplot.
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The report of New England's A.F.C. championship victory against Jacksonville revealed that Bill Belichick, perhaps the best coach in history, committed four of those high-confidence errors when he elected to punt instead of going for it.
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EdjSports's data indicates that the rest of the league treats fourth-down calls as a novelty, going for it mainly toward the latter stages of a game out of desperation, but the Eagles have shown unrivaled aggressiveness.
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"'The Legend of Tarzan' has a whole lot of fun, big-screen things going for it — adventure, romance, natural landscapes, digital animals and oceans of rippling handsome man-muscle," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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The drive had been extended thanks to the Chiefs' showing some aggressiveness on fourth down, going for it on 4th-and-1 from the San Francisco 5-yard line with a direct snap run to Damien Williams.
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But the store has a lot going for it, including an in-house brand, a wide array of ready-to-eat food options, and a charming store design made to look like an open-air European market.
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Cramer said Apple has a lot of things going for it, including the iPhone launch, good iPhone 7 Plus sales and Best Buy's earnings report, which cited strong demand for smartphone and wearable device products like Apple's.
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But we're liking the look on her so much (and judging by Finn's big ol' smile, he is too) that we think she should consider putting the wig into her permanent rotation — or maybe going for it altogether.
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But Zoo's inattention to detail and devotion to just fuckin' going for it — whether "it" means a global sterilization crisis or death by electric ant — is what makes the show one of the summer's most purely entertaining distractions.
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"Foreign policy is the only thing the [Putin] regime has going for it," a leading Russian political sociologist told me in Moscow in January 2014 -- two months before the annexation of Crimea and the "hybrid" invasion of Ukraine.
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For all the globe-trotting, though, the whole thing looks generic (the product placements turn the world into a mall), which wouldn't matter if the story itself had something going for it beyond forced quips and casual violence.
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TikTok clearly has a lot going for it: it's a bona fide cultural phenomenon, as you can see from the way it propelled Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" to the longest-ever reign atop the Billboard charts.
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The company's business is a veritable David to Amazon's Goliath, but one thing Inkitt has going for it is that it offers those who will take a chance on its platform a promise of making a good return.
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But abandoning free competition, giving the "deep state" the exclusive power to decide what health care services should be provided to whom and at what cost, does not have very much going for it as an alternative solution.
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Music video grants, on the other hand, were the one thing Toronto had going for it however with the possible cancellation of major Canadian video fund MUCHFact it remains to be seen how that will impact musicians going forward.
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Google does have one thing going for it that others don't: its Chromecast family of devices gives the Home an easy communication link to your media center, should you happen to own a Chromecast Audio or the standard Chromecast.
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The DMCA has its problems, but DMCA notice-and-takedown has one thing going for it: The process is well-established, with known rules and procedures, and dedicated and trained staff at companies adhering to said rules and procedures.
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One thing a deal between Goldman and Bank of New York Mellon would have going for it these days is Nelson Peltz, the activist investor, whose firm owns 3.1 percent of Mellon, according to its just-released proxy statement.
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This wasn't coming from musicians themselves, this was coming from the politically correct Leftist student movement, which of course, was the main vehicle of resistance and it had plenty going for it, but did have this culturally oppressive attitude.
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Here's what we said when we chose the XC90 as the 2016 BI Car of the Year: The bottom line is the XC90 has so much going for it that it was ultimately a challenge to not choose it.
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From that moment, every team is trying to work out whether—given the composition of its roster, the strength of its division, and the purchasing power of its pocketbook—next year is going to be a year worth going for it.
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But with an installed base of 1.4 billion users, a growing ecosystem of apps and services and a leading force in digital health care, Apple has a lot more going for it — it just needs to show Wall Street, Cramer argued.
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But The Mayor does have some things going for it — mainly, its likable cast, which includes Yvette Nicole Brown as Courtney's mom (she gets the pilot's biggest laughs), and Bernard David Jones and Marcel Spears as his friends turned aides.
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If you want to join in, the items are currently available for pre-order on Indiegogo for much less than retail price (savings range from $20-$100 off the future cost), so we can see why people are going for it.
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On the face of it, the new device features most of the same features as the Gear, including the circular bezel, which doubles as a control — one of the primary features the line has going for it versus Apple's offering.
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But the newly formed Paramount Network is going for it, turning the classic, ruthless film into a TV series that really doesn't seem to let up on the kind of spare-no-one selfishness that made the original so brilliant.
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But for all the film's strong points, the biggest thing it has going for it is Buckley, who dances, stomps and twirls her way across the screen with such bon vivant zest that it's impossible to look away from her.
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It does have a couple of things going for it though, like 15 hours of battery life and the convenience of being untethered from the home, if the idea of taking your Echo on the go has ever appealed to you.
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Newton has been taking big hits in game after game, and his play simply hasn't been as statistically good as it was last year, when he was the only thing this offense actually had going for it beyond Greg Olsen.
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What "The Masked Singer" has going for it is an unabashed goofiness -- some of the costumes look like monsters from "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" -- which, if history is any guide, might not wear especially well once the novelty wears off.
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It's not much to write about in terms of specs, but, as with the company's other notebook offerings, the Odyssey has (relative) portability going for it, with a 37.7mm profile and 8.4 weight on the larger of the two units.
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LONDON — Family life doesn't have much going for it in "The Duchess of Malfi," the blood bath of a play from John Webster in which corpses are piled high by a conclusion that is merciless even by 17th-century standards.
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If governments really have gotten less free, and life really has gotten worse in recent centuries, then it's a short leap from those conclusions to thinking that democracy is a lie and absolute monarchy has a lot going for it.
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"Picking from the garden and going for it is really the best," says chef Jose Garces—of Amada, Volvér, Buena Onda, and a slew of other beloved Philadelphia restaurants—as he reaches down to pluck and taste a leaf of arugula.
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"With myself and Ryan, full credit, when we first joined together we did commit to each other, I guess, a period of time of really going for it," he ventures, reaching for the phrase "conscious uncoupling" to sum up how things went down.
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I think it's important for any piece of technology costing $29 or more to have a tactile, instinctive appeal that makes you want to preserve it and take care of it, and that's one thing the Beoplay H235 has going for it.
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THE TAKEAWAY Syracuse : The Orange were looking to become the first team since North Carolina in 2010 to defeat Clemson and Florida State in the same season, but going for it on fourth down twice and coming up short ended up looming large.
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But even though its book isn't the strongest, the musical has one thing going for it: The music is gorgeous, single tones building atop each other in unexpected intervals and chords that sound slightly non-harmonic before finding their way to resolution.
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Given the changing landscape of the PC game client market since the launch of the Epic Games Store and Discord's own store, it's a bit disappointing that, at least so far, Steam's latest sale doesn't have a whole lot going for it.
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"Short-squeeze or not, Deere has got a lot going for it now, and I wouldn't be surprised if the earnings estimates are still too low, which means the stock remains a buy if we get more weakness," the "Mad Money " host said.
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In general, Kansas City has a lot going for it: a thriving art community, multiple major universities, and opportunities to access locally sourced or healthy foods—if you live in the right part of town or have a car to get you around.
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After all, the one thing TNR has going for it is the idea of cultural prestige — a bank of influence and importance that long predates the Peretz era and that managed to survive several ownership transitions and many firings of many editors.
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So I was trying to be moving good, and yeah, keeping my eyes on the balls and going for it because the spin is a little bit different than when you play against others; they are just hitting the balls really strong.
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With this hint, there's a good chance some people might, at the very least, wait to what the Pixel 3's got going for it before deciding on what will be their phone of choice for the next year or two (or three).
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The descriptions of McCartney's love life aren't much better ("His sexual antenna as keen as his cultural one, he could always tell in advance which one it would be"), but at least bad writing about sex still has sex going for it.
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Tom Roseen, head of research services for Thomson Reuters' Lipper unit, said the U.S. stock market has three things going for it: an accommodative Federal Reserve, strong corporate profits and a relatively optimistic outlook on the potential for trade conflict to be resolved.
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"Out of the two, though they both have a lot of exposure to the China trade on the supply side, Deere is a safer bet, and we're going to have some good things going for it over the next 12 months," said Gibbs.
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"A Wrinkle in Time" (Disney), directed by Ava DuVernay, the first African-American woman at the helm of a big-budget studio film, and starring a diverse ensemble cast led by Ms. Winfrey, Mindy Kaling and Reese Witherspoon, had everything going for it.
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Her sly indie-rock music has long implied a broader pop appeal, and this week she's going for it: She recorded her fifth studio album, "Masseduction", in collaboration with the producer Jack Antonoff, known for his work with Taylor Swift and Lorde.
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I liked the urgency of their performance and that it was just a bunch of spotty, seemingly nonplussed, kids going for it with careless abandon—and I could see why it appealed to others—but it just sounded like a forgettable past.
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So with nostalgia, technology, and a kid-friendly design all going for it, you'd assume that the new Teddy Ruxpin, now produced by Wicked Cool Toys, has everything it needs to be an even bigger hit than the original, produced by World of Wonders, was.
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Here's what the OnePlus 6 has going for it: a bigger screen, a refreshed and modernized design, the latest processor from Qualcomm, upgraded cellular capabilities, an improved camera system, and the best version of Android outside of Google's own Pixel line — all for $529.
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Along with the new look — which feels like an updated take on Google's Material Design formula, with more sliding menus and use of the Google Pixel's Product Sans font throughout the apps — the biggest thing Tasks has going for it is the impressive Gmail integration.
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Even with everything the nation has going for it right now in PyeongChang, including a few imminent opportunities for both curling and hockey gold (because of course), it's hard to imagine a pair of legends captivating a country like Virtue and Moir did on Tuesday.
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Dell XPS 13 23-inch laptop with Intel Core i7 and 16GB of RAM, $1,22 (originally $24,232)[You save $2379.99]The Dell XPS 2549.99 is one of our favorite laptops of the year, and this version of the laptop has a ton going for it.
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" Jamie Hodari, CEO of Industrious: "I think WeWork has a lot going for it, and it would probably be a mix of slowing growth, really focusing on getting unit performance to something healthy and formidable so they can sell it into a management contract business.
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" Jamie Hodari, CEO of Industrious: "I think WeWork has a lot going for it, and it would probably be a mix of slowing growth, really focusing on getting unit performance to something healthy and formidable so they can sell it into a management contract business.
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But with an installed base of 1.4 billion users, a growing ecosystem of apps and services and goals of becoming a leading force in digital health care, Apple has a lot more going for it — it just needs to show Wall Street, Cramer argued.
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Modern N.F.L. strategy has increasingly leaned toward going for it on short fourth downs, and the 42 is about the perfect spot to do so: too far for an easy field goal, but deep enough into enemy territory that a punt won't help a lot.
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NBC's new comedy I Feel Bad has plenty going for it — including Amy Poehler's backing as executive producer, a multiracial family at its center, and Sarayu Blue's (Blockers, No Tomorrow) long-overdue turn in a leading role — so it feels bad to root against it.
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The best thing that "Sonic" has going for it, by leaps and bounds, is the infusion of manic energy that it receives from an unleashed Jim Carrey as the villain, Dr. Robotnik, basically a mad scientist out to capture or kill the little alien.
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It has so much going for it, and I found myself wondering time and time again why the creators felt the need to include the headdresses, use the word "brave," and appropriate cultures that were not their own and that Aloy did not fit into.
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Don't get us wrong, Bangalore has a lot going for it — Amazon and Uber have offices there, it is home to over 2,000 active tech startups — but according to a recent report ranking startup hubs, the city has fallen five spots to No. 20 out of 55.
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Justice League has a few things going for it, though – early word is that the film successfully melds Joss Whedon's story beats and dialogue with the stylings and action of Zack Snyder (who was asked to hand over the reins after studio execs saw an early cut).
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"In recent years we have generally maintained a bullish dollar view, and the greenback still has a number of things going for it, including a healthy domestic economy, an active central bank, and lower political uncertainty compared with the U.K. and euro area," the note said.
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However, given the immense thirst from international and domestic agencies to identify Bitcoin users for a variety of reasons ranging from taxation to criminality, it's clear that this patent has a little more going for it than tunnels to deliver my late-night Amazon Prime purchases.
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Harira has a lot of things going for it: the soup tastes best a few hours, or even a day, after it is made, so cooking it in advance is ideal, and it's perfect for a crowd, so making a big pot of it makes sense.
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And while the company has many other growth drivers going for it, like its new smart safe initiative, CompuSafe, which counts your money as you put it in, and its cost-cutting migration to the cloud, a foray into pot could send the stock even higher.
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But when they ended, even if they disappointed fans, it meant that it was possible to fondly remember stories that had nothing to do with the overall arc, something Game of Thrones didn't really have going for it when it ended in disappointing fashion just last year.
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Though Muscadet is typically thought to be made for drinking young, with little to recommend it beyond a bracing freshness, wines from these producers have shown that it has far more going for it: that it is delicious when young, but can also age and evolve.
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The novel has regularly been called "eerily timely!" since it was first published in 1985, but it's, uh, eerily timely in 23, and with Elisabeth Moss in the series' central role, it will at least have the presence of one of today's finest actors going for it.
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"We can see that many international media outlets are just going for it as news, just to get the headline, and they are not really getting into what's going on," Luis José Chávez, president of the Dominican Tourism Press Association, told the Washington Post in June.
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Still, when a film with so much going for it -- from the first-rate cast to the meaty premise -- basically unravels and loses steam, it's a reminder that the challenge of wrestling one of King's epic books into a genuinely satisfying movie can be, well, redrum.
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It may not be the best phone you can buy, but the Zenfone 6 has a lot going for it that at the very least makes it stand out in a market that&aposs dominated by Apple, Samsung, and Chinese giants like Huawei, Xiaomi, and Oppo.
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The next closest we've ever had to a viable third party contender was Pebble, which despite having literally everything going for it — first to market, great design, outstanding battery life, positive reviews, dedicated customers, and hundreds of millions of dollars in funding — still couldn't beat the established players.
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But as the specter of Amazon getting into meal-kit delivery looms, let's review really quickly what Blue Apron has going for it: Still, Blue Apron's stock fell quite dramatically again after it released its most-recent quarterly earnings report, even though the business showed some signs of life.
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Manning also tried to lead his team from behind on its second-to-last drive of the game by going for it on fourth-and-goal at the Philadelphia 6-yard line, but a false start called against right tackle Bobby Hart pushed the Giants back 5 yards.
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"Millions of iPhone users and unmatched brand cachet give Apple an edgeWhat the Apple Card has going for it, Bernstein noted, is seamless integration via the iPhone and thus a massive cache of easy-to-reach customers, as well as "brand cachet" among those customers that "is obviously unmatched.
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Risking a shutdown could cloud the party's message and Republicans have tried to impress upon the President all that the party has going for it: strong economic growth, a tax bill and a the very real potential that another Trump-nominated Supreme Court justice will soon be confirmed.
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Another thing RealWear's tech has going for it is its spartan simplicity; rather than creating a piece of beta tech that you can talk to like your friend and navigate with 3D interface wizardry, RealWear is focused on interfaces that don't require too much imagination (or training) to navigate.
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - "The Nightman Cometh" No other musical on this list features incestuous subtext, the strong musky power of true love or firm reassurances that one of the characters is definitely not a child molester, so at least "The Nightman Cometh" has that going for it?
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A new jewelry line launched this week in literally the last place on Earth any reasonable human being would look for fashion advice — but the style gurus at Dell Computers are going for it anyway, announcing a limited-edition jewelry collection made from gold mined from recycled motherboards.
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The Broncos responded with a 13-play drive that ate up more than seven minutes, but coach Vance Joseph inexplicably sent in kicker Brandon McManus for a field goal instead of going for it on fourth-and-1 from the Cleveland 6 with 4 minutes 35 seconds remaining.
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Switching to FirefoxImage: ScreenshotFirefox Quantum has a lot going for it and if you want to move over all your webby possessions to Mozilla's browser then you need to click the new Library button on the toolbar (it looks like a shelf of books), then Bookmarks and Show All Bookmarks.
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Arriving just three years after she wowed audiences with her comedy chops in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, the sitcom had everything going for it: critical support, a prime spot on the schedule after Dancing with the Stars, and a premise that allowed her to play both farce and pathos.
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Neither conservatives nor moderates are likely to be too happy with such a plan but it has one thing going for it — it qualifies for the budget reconciliation process, and can thus be passed with just 50 votes (plus Vice President Mike Pence breaking the tie) rather than the usual 60.
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The best feature set: uGet (Windows, Android)Screenshot: GizmodoOpen source, simple to use, and loaded with all the features you're likely to need, uGet has a lot going for it—not least the way the interface colors can change to match the theme of Windows, which is a nice touch.
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"DuPont's got so many things going for it, from the wildly strong agricultural numbers to fantastic materials pricing, plastics that go into things like televisions and cellphone and personal computers, to nutrition, where they make the stuff that goes into probiotics, one of the fastest growing categories out there," Cramer said.
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The project, which would pack a 220,000-seat hockey arena, eight additional rinks and a community center within the armory's brick walls, seemed to have so much going for it: Unlike prior proposals, it had the support of community groups, elected officials in the Bronx and city and state government.
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Of course, none of this answers whether truly wireless earbuds like this can actually deliver enough value to make up for the removal of the headphone jack, but Apple is going for it here, and we'll have to try these things out in a more real-world scenario to form some deeper thoughts.
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In this environment, FANG and its ilk can be scorned, but they'll ultimately be embraced because the one correlation that's held up is that when the economy slows, you need to buy stocks of companies that can control their own destinies, and that's exactly what tech has going for it right now.
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Constance Grady: A Star Is Born went through a classic "peaked too early" scenario: It had tons of early festival buzz going for it, but it also had an early backlash — which meant that at the same time that audiences were hearing about how good it was, they were also hearing a lot of critiques.
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While Miani agrees the 2013 Mac Pro has some things going for it as an alternative to the 2018 Mac Mini, he notes that the trash can has limitations, and strategic buying (say, buying a minimally-specced i7 and expanding it via the machine's Thunderbolt 1203 ports) could help users maximize the Mac Mini's value.
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Castle Rock In my recap of Episodes 1-3, from last week, I mentioned that one of the best things "Castle Rock" has going for it is that its horrors are as existential as they are supernatural — which is exactly how it should be for a series based on the work of Stephen King.
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In a market full of clones, imitators, and knockoffs, all Blue Apron had going for it were its early entry advantage, and its skill at packaging and distributing meal kits better than its competitors — but even that wasn't enough to save it from the ravenous race to the bottom of a newly oversaturated market.
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But from here on out, consumer discretionary — which can be traded through many big exchange-traded funds like the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR (XLY) or Vanguard Consumer Discretionary Index ETF (VCR) — has something going for it that not even technology can match: a perfect, if limited, history of big returns after strong starts to calendar years.
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It's also upholstered in genuine faux-leather so you won't have to feel guilty about a cow giving its life just so you can lounge around eating Cheetos in front of the TV.As a sofa bed the Dartmouth has an anti-Ikea aesthetic going for it, looking more like something you'd find in an expensive psychiatrist's office.
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Everlane Cashmere Rib Scarf, available at Everlane $150$150 is a lot of money to spend on a scarf, but the Cashmere Rib Scarf from Everlane has a lot going for it: it provides a lot of warmth, it's the perfect length, and because it's made of 100% Mongolian Grade-A cashmere, it never itches or irritates my neck.
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So I've got a video of me and all my team playing "The Bomb" by Big Miz, which if you haven't heard is an absolutely mad tune—it starts really low, and we turn it up and turn it up and everyone's going for it, then the police rush over and they're like 'turn it off instantly!
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The best thing TikTok currently has going for it is its goofiness: Sure, the most popular TikTok celebrities can eventually shill products or launch actual music careers, but the vast majority are there to make silly lip-sync videos, fool around with visual effects, and participate in whatever challenge happens to be going viral at the moment.
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Metro: Exodus has more going for it than this particular blend of humor and world building, but it was the one thing that exceeded my expectations during my three hour play session of 4A Games' post-apocalyptic FPS, and it's the one thing which could potentially set the game apart from the pack (which is extremely important given the busy winter gaming schedule).
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It's got a lot going for it: box office success, big stars, a charming (if a bit generic) origin story in Bradley Cooper's directorial debut, a lot of catchy music (with a Grammy-winning single in "Shallow"), and a time-tested story that has been nominated for Best Picture every time it's been remade, though it's yet to win the big prize.
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I'm not sure whether Dark Fate can escape that curse, but it does have a couple things going for it: Linda Hamilton is reprising her role as Sarah Connor, and the film looks to be mirroring the much simpler plots of the original films — protect a single person who's being hunted down, leading to a tense cat and mouse game.
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It has a lot going for it, with a ton of big names behind its shows, but until we see what it's producing for us to watch, and a place to see it, it's hard to get excited for the prospects of something like a long-in-the-making adaptation of Foundation or a new space show from Ronald D. Moore.
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If you aren't a stickler for something entirely new, God Particle may be another artful addition to the Cloverfield franchise, while the remakes of It and Suspiria are at least a little promising (as ill-advised as Suspiria seems, the Thom Yorke-scored, Tilda-Swinton-starring film definitely has a few things going for it.) As always, Geddes is watching the industry closely.
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I'm still not sure whether my group's strategy of protecting Europe and the US while Africa and South America were overrun was a pragmatic response to an insurmountable threat, or evidence of latent first-world insularism, and if a game can absolutely captivate me even after making me feel like a closet racist, it must have something going for it.
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While The Birth of a Nation has a lot going for it, not the least of which is growing awareness of black filmmakers' abysmal representation in the awards and Hollywood at large, it will also have many challenges — not the least of which will be living up to the incredible explosion of hype it has generated in just 24 hours in Park City.
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Doug Pederson, thanks to his adherence to advanced analytics, is one of the most aggressive coaches in football in terms of going for it on fourth down, and a pass from Nick Foles to Zach Ertz on 2th-and-23 extended a drive that ended with Foles completing a shocking 29-yard touchdown pass to Ertz that gave Philadelphia a 284-22 lead.
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"It does create a bit of an odd situation for borrowers where they are competing for a limited pot of funds but the finish line is years out and they have no idea who else is going for it," said Ben Miller, a former Education Department senior policy adviser who is now senior director for postsecondary education at the Center for American Progress.
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Jain detailed in a blog post all the things that India's investment environment has going for it, including "private equity investment activity in India was up 67% from 2014 to $21 billion," expected GDP growth this year of 7.6%, 300 million internet users, smartphone numbers set to reach 700 million by 2020 and a youthful population with a median age of 27.3 years old.
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Cats may have been a hellish monstrosity seemingly concocted for the sole purpose of scarring us all for life, but it has at least two things going for it: giving people an excuse to get blackout wasted and scream every word of "Memory" at a movie screen, and that bit at the Oscars where James Corden and Rebel Wilson presented an award in full costume.
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Friends From College, Netflix's new eight-episode dramedy about a tangled, tension-filled group of Harvard pals reunited in New York, has a lot going for it, namely a talented cast — starring the usually charismatic Keegan-Michael Key (Key & Peele) and Cobie Smulders (How I Met Your Mother) as novelist Ethan and attorney Lisa, a married couple who just moved back to New York from Chicago.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Faced with the choice between genuine American pop music and the perfect facsimiles crafted by foreign scientist-geniuses running computer algorithms on said pop music (you think I'm exaggerating; read John Seabrook), I'd still pick the American stuff, but above all K-pop has professional consistency going for it — when they guarantee a steady stream of excellent product, it means something.
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The offense then managed just 8 yards on three short plays — a short run by Brady, a reverse to Rex Burkhead and a short completion to Burkhead — before aggressively going for it on 4th-and-2 with Brady tossing a high floater of a pass that somehow found its way into Danny Amendola's hands for a 20-yard gain, putting the Patriots in the red zone.
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No team can approach a game against New England with much confidence, but Buffalo has a lot going for it: Josh Allen has smoothed out some of the edges of his game, Frank Gore is inexplicably still out there running between the tackles in place of the injured Devin Singletary and Tre'Davious White and the team's defense make opposing teams pay for any mistakes.
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Still, it does have a few things going for it: The "fast delete" button lets you quickly scrap whole words at a time; there's a one-handed mode that lets you crunch the keys over to one side of the screen; and, when your phone is in landscape mode, it splits apart like an ergonomic keyboard, making it feel a little more natural for your thumbs.
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The show starts off not quite sure what its tone should be — it could stand to be either 10 percent more serious or 10 percent campier — but its Floridian noir aesthetic is immediately and undeniably different enough to help it stand out in the oncoming glut of summer TV. Still: the best thing Claws has going for it is its cast, headed up by the ferociously good Nash.
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I wouldn't compare this situation to energy stocks at the beginning of this year — because consumer staples would have to go a lot lower for me to run out and buy a lot more on the dip rather than just hold on to what I've got — but I do think this cohort still has a lot going for it, and adding a little bit at a time is worth considering.
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But as I looked from the wedding-white princess, with her blank expression and tiny earrings, to the ceramic hippo, and from the yawning hippo to the grimacing, listing baby, and as I struggled to reconcile the chaotic bouquet of sadness, silliness, yearning, dislocation and theatrically exaggerated self-consciousness that Ms. Anderson's work evoked in me, I finally recognized the performance she was going for: It was a long, slow wink, and I was doing it.
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But as noted above buyers will be able to switch for a non-Google alternative — via an updater that will let them wipe and install the Android Open Source Project flavor of the OS. (The updater will come post-launch, according to van Abel, who notes that around 5% of Fairphone users opt to go full open source.) Ethics aside, one straight up hardware boast the Fairphone 3's got going for it is that it has a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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What the poem does have going for it is its use of demotic language and of course, the allusion to the patriotic song "My Country Tis Of Thee," which every schoolboy who grew up in America during Moore's youth probably knew by heart from daily recitations: ("Sweet land of liberty, / Of thee I sing; / Land where my fathers died, / Land of the pilgrims' pride"); you can even hear a little Shakespeare in there (all the world's a stage in "all the earth is but his footstool").
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Case in point: The No. 19733 record at the time of the break-in was Sammy Davis Jr.'s "The Candy Man," which, while inspiring an excellent Simpsons number years later, is mostly an enervating bit of treacle without much going for it: Nonetheless, "The Candy Man" is still preferable to the chart topper when Nixon resigned, John Denver's "Annie's Song": It sold basically no copies upon initial release, but June 1972, the month of the break-in, saw the release of Big Star's #1 Record, my favorite record of all time and a power-pop classic.
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