What is going in on with the economy right now?
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Mueller should understand I am not going in on Friday.
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Ogden wasn't happy about it ... and started GOING IN on the Trojans.
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So you're not exactly making a small commitment by going in on this.
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And every Taco Bell on the planet is going in on this deal.
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Calvin Harris going in on Swift for trying to "bury" him is unexpected.
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Guests should also consider going in on larger, more substantial gifts with other guests.
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But you do see her going in on me because she thinks what she thinks.
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Screw your optics I'm going in," on social media just minutes before the shooting," CNN reports.
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Ford and Fiat are dunzo with sedans and are going in on trucks and SUVs, baby.
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When they build the hockey fan hall of fame, you're going in on the first ballot.
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Maybe I was a little less shocked than anybody else knowing what's going in on my country.
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Know anything we should know about what's going in on the anti-vax movement, or anything else?
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Picking up this configuration also gives you a lot more flexibility versus just going in on the Show.
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You can't get a chopped cheese out of a vending machine, really just going in on this company.
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Late in the second, Rinne foiled Eriksson as the Canuck attempted a deke while going in on net alone.
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I notice my sis Venmo'd me $70 for a joint gift we are going in on for our dear cousin.
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That includes going in on Drake's dad Dennis Graham largely being an absentee father for the bulk of his life.
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"Oh yeah, I'm going in on this like a bitch," Samantha Bee said with exhilaration on Monday's episode of Full Frontal.
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Just last week, she had told Leakes that Bailey was "going in on NeNe" during a private conversation the two had.
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Whether you're going as your favorite Sharp Objects character, or going in on a group look as the cast of Mamma Mia!
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Through it all, the fierce and the tragic, millennials did what millennials do best: getting nostalgic and going in on the internet.
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I also remember to contribute $20 toward a coworker's baby shower gift – the whole floor is going in on a stroller for her.
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But so long as what's missing isn't a deal breaker, you don't have much to lose by going in on the free trial.
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It's mainly because I'm going in on his girlfriend or his family or blah blah blah, and he's crying like a little baby.
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On Thursday, Netflix dropped a full trailer for Equanimity, featuring Dave Chappelle in all his glory, going in on Trump voters in America.
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His ball flew over the water and landed a couple of yards in front of the hole, almost going in on the second bounce.
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Immediately going in on the #OscarsSoWhite controversy, Rock included jabs at Jada Pinkett Smith, who opted not to attend the Dolby Theatre show, and Kevin Hart.
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His resignation comes on the heels of Larry Wilmore going in on him on Bill Maher's show last week -- you'll recall the "Go f*** yourself" line.
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If you're one of those employees not planning on going in on Monday, there's a good chance your boss or hiring manager might be absent, too.
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He has studied with Lynx, and is also now going in on some land in the Sierra Foothills with friends where they plan to go wild.
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Despite a growing number of deals in the pipeline, they are unlikely to launch quickly given bids are still going in on a majority of them.
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Minaj then returned to Twitter Tuesday night to give props to 50 Cent... ...before going in on Madden for allegedly lying about wanting to work with her.
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Dennis Rodman is GOING IN on LiAngelo Ball ... telling TMZ Sports the dude sucks at hoops and has a snowball's chance in hell of making the NBA.
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Her luck runs out when Nicky, a gambler who's intimidated by her success, tries to recover from a losing streak by going in on a bond scam.
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Attorney Rubin Sinins, who represented the five construction workers who'd been abandoned by their colleague, suggested that people going in on a ticket should draw up an agreement.
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"I think what you saw there in the third, fourth and fifth was what we were trying to do, going in on a lot of guys," Gibson said.
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Apple, meanwhile, is doing everything it can to extract the most quality from the AAC format it uses, but has always stopped short of going in on lossless.
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Even if you're not totally superstitious, the eerie day calls for cozying up in the safety of your home, lighting a candle, and going in on some comfort food.
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The house erupted, going in on her alleged lack of maturity and readiness for a forever love (this dumb chatter is common discourse on nearly every season of the franchise).
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The rapper posted an angry vid Saturday going IN on American Airlines claiming he was removed from a flight just because he was talking on the phone before take off.
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Virtanen scored just 45 seconds into the middle period, taking a long stretch pass down the center of the ice from defenseman Alexander Edler and going in on a breakaway.
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Will Smith's music is important, so we have to assess how hard he's going in on these dad-rap bars (and he is definitely going in here) line-by-line.
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A join military and police team with more than 150 personnel was going in on foot after arriving at a nearby district, Papua police spokesman Suryadi Diaz said in a statement.
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After much online debate, however, many have determined that the person sitting alone on a park bench going in on the burrito's midsection was not actually the unpredictable pop star. Phew.
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That is the gist of the disagreement between the Times and the NFL, yet the NFL spent four of six pages going in on the Times for citing ties to the Tobacco industry.
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Tyron Woodley is going in on Conor McGregor -- saying his "larger than life mobster" image is a front ... and he's sick and tired of watching the guy act like a fake, tough guy.
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Going in on a group gift can be another way to make the most of your budget, especially if the registry has already been picked over and only big-ticket items remain, added Glantz.
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Slowly, the eight-hour day became ten or 12, and then you're going in on Sunday to help with a faith-based program, and before you know it you're working 60 or 70 hours.
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Charles Oakley says he still has Anthony Mason's back -- and he's going in on Fat Joe for "disrespecting" the NY Knicks legend by naming him as the mystery victim in a Biggie Smalls track.
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"If I see all of the sudden a lot of money going in on a minor college basketball game, like Ball State, we monitor that also," said Hal Tendler, the sports book manager at Resorts Casino.
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But to understand exactly what type of aid is needed, and where, they often need to rely on helicopters flying over disaster zones or teams going in on the ground—actions that are both resource-intensive and dangerous.
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When you get in the studio you have these moments that ultimately propel your career, you have to ask yourself how many of those did I miss by not going in on this given night or that given night.
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In Bisaccia, which was highly impacted by emigration as well as a series of earthquakes (the last was in 1980), CNN reported the arrangement of homes in the town lends itself to groups going in on a renovation together.
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Don't lose friendships over a cell phone bill If you're going in on a family plan with friends, make sure you set clear expectations about who's responsible for paying the bill and when the money from everyone else is due.
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Colbert, who's hosting this year, was going in on the Prez at the start of the show Sunday when he eventually cracked a joke about the size of the audience, saying it was impossible to know how big it was without some help.
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In a video from the victory party at Grand Nightclub posted to TMZ on Monday, you can see Lil Wayne going in on the mic while Miller goes in just as hard at his side, rapping the words along with him. Every. Word.
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Stephenson increased the lead to 3-0 early in the third period with a short-handed goal, stealing a crossing pass by Thomas Chabot near center ice and then going in on a breakaway and beating Anderson blocker-side for his ninth goal.
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"Sometimes it can get very crowded, and if the crowd goes the other way then the adds can actually go down, especially in the last few minutes before they are going in on the fourth Friday, and the deletes can go up," Dick said.
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And if the United States of America says we're going in on a clean-energy economy, and we are going to manufacture those products -- in coal country, in Youngstown, Ohio, in the industrial Midwest, in the Great Lakes region -- I mean, that is what we do in that region.
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A spoken word poet delivered a powerful message to open the show, and the rest of the choir took it the rest of the way ... first going in on an operatic chant, then moving on to cover 'Every Hour' from the 'JIK' album, as well 'Ultralight Beam' and eventually performing a part of 'Power.
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Continuing his inexplicable insistence that nepotism and trading on your famous family name is only bad when that name isn't Trump, Don Jr. was going in on Joe Biden's son Hunter for his appointments to various boards including one in Ukraine, and his recent admission that being the vice-president's son may have benefited his career.
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" Drizzy fired back today, going in on everything from Kanye and G.O.O.D. Music, to his role in writing "Father Stretch my Hands," to Push's age and career irrelevance, to Push making money off of him, to questioning his history as a drug dealer: "You might've sold to college kids for Nike and Mercedes / But you act like you sold drugs for Escobar in the 80s / I had a microphone of yours / but then the signature faded / I think that pretty much resembles what's been happening lately.
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Smut Peddlers also toured the United States in May/June 2005. The band has released a new album for the first time in ten years titled Going In on July 12, 2014, on their own label, Ransom Records. On June 30, Smut Peddlers released a video supporting their new album of the song "California Gold" on YouTube.
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His love for the stage turned his life. He was admitted to the Acting school of the Ivan Vazov National Theatre and spent there a year before going in on a specialization in Paris in 1924 from where he returned in 1928. At first he was devoted to the theatre, but soon started his career in cinema. He took part in some of the first Bulgarian movies.
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Moore advised Uhlman that ATF wanted to stage a similar raid in Seattle. Uhlman viewed the Seattle chapter of the Black Panther Party as "fairly benign" despite some "fairly outrageous statements" by members of the party elsewhere, and refused active cooperation. While he could not prevent ATF from going in on their own, he made it clear that if such a raid were to be staged in Seattle and the local police were called in as backup, they would need to "determine who the aggressors are." The ATF soon canceled the raid.
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Carcosa House was a science fiction specialty publishing firm formed in 1947 by Frederick B. Shroyer, a boyhood friend of T. E. Dikty, and two Los Angeles science fiction fans, Russell Hodgkins and Paul Skeeters. Shroyer had secured a copy of the original newspaper appearance of the novel Edison's Conquest of Mars by Garrett P. Serviss which he wished to publish. Shroyer talked Hodgkins and Skeeters into going in on shares to form the publisher which issued the Serviss book in 1947. Dikty offered advice, and William L. Crawford of F.P.C.I. helped with production and distribution.
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The coach, unaware of what is going on, begins to scold the boy but the boy insists that he is going in on the next play. He does, takes the field on the first play and immediately runs for a touchdown. The boy eventually helps rally his team from a deficit and get a come-from-behind win. In the post-game huddle, the boy becomes emotional and – when asked to explain why he played so well – reveals that his father had died earlier in the evening (this was why he was not at the game) and – presumably having gone to Heaven – was now granted eyesight and got to watch his son play and be the player of the game.
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The reaction from the mob was described as follows: Even though Elizabeth Eckford would one day be known as a member of the Little Rock Nine, at this point in the school day, she was all alone, making her the first African-American student to integrate a white southern high school. The Arkansas National Guard, under orders from the governor, and an angry mob of about 400 surrounded the school and prevented them from going in. On September 23, 1957, a mob of about 1000 people surrounded the school again as the students attempted to enter. The following day, President Dwight D. Eisenhower took control of the Arkansas National Guard from the governor and sent the 101st Airborne Division to accompany the students to school for protection.
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They guided Zipacna to their trap, and being overcome with hunger, he was unable to see through the trick. Zipacna went in for the crab, and by means not specified by the Popol Vuh, a mountain was made to collapse or fall over on top of him, either killing him or turning him into stone. The account of Zipacna "entering" in search of the crab (which is specified to be a female), in particular his going in "on his back" on the second try, seems to be a parody of sexual intercourse. Indeed, it has been suggested by Christian inspired interpretations of the Popol Vuh that it was Zipacna's lust and sexual appetite, not his hunger, that drove him to his doom.
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The 2018 season saw a revamp of ESPN's lead commentary team, with Matt Vasgersian succeeding Dan Shulman, and Alex Rodriguez joining as analyst. ESPN also anticipated increased use of the Front Row Cam on Sunday Night Baseball, and the immersive K-Zone 3D feature being employed on all games (a move enabled by ESPN's full adoption of on-site graphics and replay systems operated remotely from its main studios in Bristol). ESPN also unveiled a major on-air rebranding for its MLB coverage. During the 2018 ALDS, analyst Ron Darling apologized after making an insensitive comment about New York Yankees starter Masahiro Tanaka during Game 2 of the Yankees' series against Boston. Early in the broadcast while attempting to point out a weakness of Tanaka’s, Darling said “A little chink in the armor for Tanaka here. It’s the first inning where he’s lost a little of his control.” During the 2018 World Series John Smoltz was heavily criticized for appearing to hate the direction baseball is going in. On November 15, 2018, Fox renewed its rights, set to expire in 2022, through 2028.
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