But look at what's going in with these external factors.
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So we are going in with a really positive spirit.
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When Flynn is sentenced, he'll be going in with different lawyers.
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Going in with friends could certainly defray some of the cost.
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We're going in with an underdog mentality to prove people wrong.
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I'm going in with a list of things I want to steal.
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Anyone disappointed by them is likely going in with completely inappropriate expectations.
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"You'll save money by going in with an open mind," she said.
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It's just he's going in with someone not just elite, but almost supersonic.
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We weren't going in with the "we'll see how long-distance works out" mindset.
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I walk past my local boulangerie — without going in — with a sense of pride!
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And he's going in with his entitled nature and beating the shit out them.
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But I go in with low expectations, I'm not going in with high expectations.
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My main concerns going in with my book weren't about tokenization, they were about preparedness.
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" In the taxi, the publicist looked at me and said: "I'm going in with you.
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But, he IS going to watch, and it's obvious he's going in with mixed emotions.
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"Here's the thing — every season, we never know who our partner is going to be, but we know that we're going in with a job and we're going in with a skill that we are going to try to give to another person," Arnold explained.
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Under that model, we didn't see as many people going in with their eyes wide open.
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But Gloria was going in with a certain perspective, to write a certain kind of piece.
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If you still want to give me money, you are going in with your eyes open.
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"We're going in with the intention of being in there for a long time," Whiteman said.
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"The idea is to be solution-oriented rather than going in with a complaint," Segal said.
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It's more like going in with a concept and playing layers until it turns into something.
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There&aposs not a lot of statesmen over there, and they&aposre going in with zero leverage.
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Going in with a clear intention guiding the narrative, and not being too aggressive with the camera.
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But I will say we're going in with a commitment level to try Troy Tulowitzki at shortstop.
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Now she gets to be the good guy, and she's going in with (figurative) guns a-blazin'.
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Each shade is also ridiculously pigmented — so pigmented that we suggest going in with a very light hand.
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She's going in with a plan, in other words, but after this Games things seem far less clear.
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My engineers and mixers were going in with a very fine-tooth comb to just EQ it exactly.
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"It helps me when going in with negotiations because I can have multiple options for people," he said.
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So we&aposre going in with a positive attitude and I think we&aposre going to come out fine.
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And quite frankly, again, what are we going in with and what are we getting out of this meeting?
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"This package seems to be driven much more by what's going in with China," one of the sources said.
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Instead of going in with my own set of questions, I decided to crowdsource them from Facebook and Twitter.
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As the assault kicks off, we could see the task-force guys going in with gunships circling above them.
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Rather than going in with a concerted effort, unified effort, he has created issues among all our major trading partners.
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You have SoftBank going in with their giant funds, which I think is really shaking up a lot of people.
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People were going in with nothing much and they were coming out six months later, they can&apost see a doctor.
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And no matter what, it was just always going in with this baggage of nostalgia that we have about the original.
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"This package seems to be driven much more by what's going in with China," a source briefed on the package said.
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I'm fond of buying an advanced, silenced pistol and going in with plenty of recycler charges, because lord, Mooncrash ain't easy.
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If you are a first-time buyer in 2018, you have the advantage of going in with your eyes wide open.
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" My visit is complete after getting the seal of approval from Lee for going in with fingers—"She's eaten it properly!
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Any alcohol will be confiscated, and obviously if you're going in with a gun or firearm, you're going to be arrested.
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Blizzard knew two things going in with Moira: She needed to be a healer, and she needed to be a villain.
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Part of me feels that way, too, which is why I'm going in with a whole mindset of how do I protect myself.
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Ghetts: For me personally, whenever I've filmed any freestyle I'm going in with the mentality that mine is going to be the best.
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I suggest going in with a blank slate, as the mysterious nature of Kravitz and Kirke's relationship makes for a particularly captivating lens.
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What TAO is supposed to do, on the other hand, is targeted surveillance, going in with a digital harpoon rather than a dragnet.
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Oftentimes that is not the case and we are going in with a degree of uncertainty on a new or one-off project.
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Attaining VC funding is a relationships game and you have to build a strong relationship with good rapport before going in with the proposition.
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But as a teenager, when I looked at the military, I didn't feel comfortable with my body, didn't feel comfortable going in with women's grooming.
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Going in with guns and trying to take over public lands to pursue their own agenda is a crime, and it ought to be prosecuted.
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It's just really cool how the four guys that are going in with me, I have a connection with at early parts of my career.
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Going in with low expectations helps many horror films, but one inspired Countdown gag concerning an errant GrubHub order is perfect in both conception and delivery.
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Instead of painting a rosy picture of a job, you're better off going in with a realistic preview of what it's really like, warts and all.
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Then, instead of going in with a linear excision, Dr. Lee slices around the bump to remove the dried, herniated skin and pull out the underlying mass.
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So if you look for example at the Brexit Party going in with the Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy — when Britain leaves, that whole grouping disintegrates.
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The star took her time cutting off all her hair by diving it into multiple sections and chopping up much length before going in with the razor.
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In hindsight, it was a setup for Drake to keep going in, with two very talented rappers giving a fledgling one a launchpad to take off from.
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Dr. Neuwald emphasized that the key is "going in with your eyes wide open," by having considered the genetic, ecological and social compatibility between transplants and existing populations.
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"You always hear of actresses getting called by directors to hotel rooms at night, but I didn't think twice because I was going in with a reference," she told Reuters.
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Calling his trip "a mission of peace," the US President framed the meeting as a rare opportunity for Kim and said the US was going in with a positive outlook.
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Extensive evidence shows that instead of painting a rosy picture of a job, you're better off going in with a realistic preview of what it's really like, warts and all.
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"I'm going in with my eyes wide open — I know there are many players involved," said Meghan Cirrito, 41, of the Gantry Parent Association, who agreed to join the board.
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"If it was going to be my first time, going in with a smoking hot blonde and putting on a show wasn't a bad way to make a first impression," he said.
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Hernangomez then tipped in his miss with 54 seconds left and Porzingis clinched it when he hit a 3-pointer that rattled around the hoop before going in with 32.7 seconds left.
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Others going in with that class, which was announced last month, include the former players Harold Carmichael, Alex Karras, and Cliff Harris, along with the former Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson and ex-N.
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It's all about choosing the right travel partners and going in with some ground rules, said Melissa Biggs Bradley, the founder of Indagare, an online travel company that specializes in private custom group trips.
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Heading into eight days off with a victory, however they came about it, is plainly preferable to going in with four straight losses, and the Raptors have Wright and Poeltl to thank for that.
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" TRUMP WARNS KIM JONG UN ON NORTH KOREA SUMMIT: 'IT'S A ONE-TIME SHOT' Pence said that Trump is approaching this meeting with great confidence, but that he is also going in with "open eyes.
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Berlin also preached cautious optimism ahead of the meeting, calling the visit an opportunity for the two administrations to get to know each other and saying that Merkel was going in with an open mind.
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Including civics education and engagement, means "that when they go to college, the kids are used to being in a deep dialogue — they're not going in with the idea that there's one right answer," he added.
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The Firming Massage Head ($59) is amazing, as it tackles signs of aging like fine lines and sagging skin, so I love to use that to help with contouring the face before going in with makeup.
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During the final puzzle, Frank had a pretty good chance going in, with five letters on the board, he needed to guess the rest of the letters and solve the puzzle with 10 seconds on the clock.
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SPACs are based on a simple premise: investors are initially going in with a seasoned manager in an investment space (energy, tech, etc.) who will then have up to two years to buy one or more assets.
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If you have a deeper skin tone but still want to use this moisturizer to help cut down on redness, I'd suggest going in with a light or balance it out with your regular foundation or concealer afterward.
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Now Jenner uses her own brow pencil in shade medium brown to shape her brows, before going in with cool brown brow powder to fill them in, adding in a bit of the brow highlight in medium matte underneath.
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"Entrepreneurs need to be [going in with their] eyes wide open ... The winners are going to be the lawyers, because they're going to help you issue the token and then they're going to help you defend it," he said.
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"There's no better way to ensure we don't get what we want out of a bilateral meeting — especially one as delicate as with Putin — than by not going in with a fully cooked and fire-roasted plan," he said.
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In the short film, we see Brown go from regular tween with brown shoulder-length hair to full-blown extraterrestrial as the hairdresser trims one lock at a time, finally going in with the clippers to get that now legendary buzzcut.
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"We recognize that successfully getting policy across any finish line often means going in with some broad principles and some broad paradigm but using the legislative process in a give-and-take to work out the devilish details," Scarlett continued.
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But the minimum order was too high, so she sent out an email to every single person she knew in the industry (including me) asking if they knew any brands that would be interested in going in with them on an order.
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On days when my skin [has been through a lot], instead of going in with a harsher formula, I use my cleanser and the Clarisonic Mia Smart to really get in and clean my pores in a more thorough way than with just my hands.
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Make sure the spankee is turned on before the spanking begins — begin with some foreplay, and then the spanker should "start rubbing and caressing and massaging" the spankee's butt, "so their partner is all warmed up, before even going in with the spank," Dr. Morse says.
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But that plays more like a drop-in from a different series, while lacking much stand-alone heft and falling short in terms of helping inform what's going in with the main character as she grapples with the fallout from being publicly branded a super-powered menace.
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"The fact that I'm going in with Mariano, that means a lot, especially because not only was he the top reliever in the game, but also he's a great human being, a great person," said Martinez, who went 11 for 19 in his career against Rivera.
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"We're genuinely going in with an open mind, but if it comes out of that process without the idea of a confirmatory ballot, I think we would have a bit of difficulty with our parliamentary party," Watson said in an interview with BBC radio, adding that talks on customs arrangements could be easier.
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"I believe that right now, the policies that are in effect — unless the service chief brings something to me where there has been a problem that has been proven — then I'm not going in with the idea that I am going to review these and right away, start rolling something back," he said in January.
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" On preparation for North Korea: Trump said "we're going in with a very positive spirit," and he'll know " very quickly I'll know whether or not something good is going to happen Earlier this morning, the president arrived nearly 20 minutes late for his first event of the day: A gender equality advisory council breakfast with fellow G7 leaders.
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Going in with preconceived notions about the event I'm supposed to be reviewing probably makes me a bad critic, but honestly, find me the critic who doesn't roll their eyes at the newest festival on the market; the modern music industry is a diseased ouroboros where festival bookers pay top dollar for the artists with the largest streaming numbers and playlist curators give precedence to the artists with the biggest font size on the poster.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is going in with all guns blazing in an effort to eradicate Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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No longer is Art Theft a refined craft of niminy-piminy alarm evasion, but more and more a matter of going in with all the guns blazing.
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Development programs in Tribal Areas are the various humanitarian, development and relief projects carried out by the Sarhad Rural Support Programme (SRSP) in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan. While individual projects are entirely independent and distinct, they all follow the Rural Support Programmes (RSP) approach to development, by producing outlines incrementally rather than going in with a blueprint.
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"Now, we're going in with modern technology, modern tools. So we hope to extract the black gold using modern technology." Mercer said if the company receives approval for a test well and drilling is successful, CIVC hopes the Offshore Petroleum Board will then approve a significant discovery licence. That would bring the company one step closer to establishing an oil- producing well in western Newfoundland.
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Furthermore, Maj. Richard Koch, chief of USAF Air Combat Command's advanced air dominance branch is reported to have said that "I wake up in a cold sweat at the thought of the F-35 going in with only two air-dominance weapons" with an Aviation Week article casting an extremely skeptical eye over the (USAF) source of claims that the F-35 would be "400% more effective" than projected opponents.Sweetman, Bill.
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These Commando Units were trained on similar lines to the British Army and Royal Marines Commandos. Each Commando unit comprised two or three officers and between 150 and 170 other ranks. They were equipped with jeeps, motorcycles and up to 15 three-ton trucks. Commando units were involved in the major seaborne landings, either going in with the initial invasion forces or giving active support in other ways to keep the aircraft flying.
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Oxitec Product Development Manager Derric Nimmo likened the process to "going in with a scalpel and taking away Aedes aegypti, leaving everything untouched." Since Aedes aegypti is an imported invasive species in Brazil, some experts expect that its eradication will have little impact on the environment. However, other environmentalists emphasize that the long-term consequences of eliminating an entire species cannot be predicted. Government recommendations that women delay pregnancy have also proven to be controversial.
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The music video was directed by Bill Young. It begins with Chesnutt driving up to a bar and going in, with the radio blasting how hot it is outside. Inside the dead establishment, he reflects on some posters and trophies of the Dodgers (as mentioned in the lyrics) on the wall. It then cuts to him and a full band performing the song to a much livelier and more crowded bar at night.
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After disguising Dana as a prostitute and going in with her, Sasha explains that Krasnoyarsk-26 exists for the sole purpose of creating plutonium, the key ingredient in nuclear weapons. One hundred thousand scientists and technicians work there, and must severe all ties with the outside world before working there. It is impossible to shut down the plant as it warms the city above it, and without it the city's population would freeze to death. Taylor Winthrop was killed by his business associate after he got too greedy and decided to take all the plutonium.
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A program had to be organized in order to properly exterminate the goats. The initial plan for handling the goat population involved going in with aerial forces and taking out the goats via helicopter. Fund for Animals, a group for ethical animal treatment, stopped this ruling though and suggested the alternative of auctioning off the goats to mainland U.S. citizens. This plan eliminated 3,000 goats from the island just by moving them to mainland farms to be domesticated once more and many of the goats that had not been bought were adopted by the Fund for Animals agency instead to protect them.
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Her preferred method is going in with guns blazing or IEDs exploding, and Michael frequently has to hold her back. After spending time taking care of a child in season 1, Fiona becomes especially upset when someone abuses or endangers children. Fiona also has a certain vixen complex, frequently using her sex appeal to acquire information. Series creator Matt Nix has said about the characters' relationship: In the pilot episode, she spoke with an Irish accent; starting with "Identity", she has consistently spoken with an American accent as part of her effort to fit in with the Miami scene.
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Best replaces Edwards for second Test, from Cricinfo, retrieved 28 June 2006 However, despite West Indies going in with four seam bowlers, they left Bradshaw out of the team. A contract squabble between the West Indies Players' Association and the West Indies Cricket Board meant that several players, including Bradshaw, refused to sign contracts for the 2005 tour of Sri Lanka,West Indies name second-string squad, from Cricinfo, retrieved 28 June 2006 and Bradshaw did thus not feature in the Indian Oil Cup ODI tournament during this tour. He thus got a break from international cricket until February 2006, as West Indies' November 2005 tour of Australia only included Tests.
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Pedrosa then tries to take Hayden at Castrol Omega by going in with a tighter line, the Spaniard not being able to pass when Hayden closes the door and causing the pair to almost collide in the process. This has allowed Rossi and Pedrosa to form a big enough gap to make it a two-way fight for the lead. Rossi is now all over the back of Melandri and takes back the lead at the Sachsen Kurve, going up his inside. The final lap - lap thirty - begins and Melandri tries to retake first place at the start/finish straight, Rossi blocking him off entering the Coca- Cola Kurve.
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Harlan Banks (Steven Seagal) is a Robin Hood- esque thief who has always picked his own jobs and tried to pull heists that would leave him room to help out others. The work keeps getting riskier, and at the urging of his girlfriend Jada (Mari Morrow), Banks has decided to pull one final job, going in with some men who are planning a $20 million robbery. After the heist goes bad, Banks heads to Las Vegas, where Jada wants him to get a real job. On the way to town, Banks and Jada passed a children's hospital displaying a going out of business sign.
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"It was another thing altogether going in with music you've never heard before that is totally off the charts as far as technical prowess... But it is amazing what one will do to ascend... when I was in New York at the rehearsals, I would play the songs at night over and over on a loop so that I would be subliminally programmed and it would ingrain it in my head." Sherinian was officially asked to join the band as a full member in February 1995. The US leg of the Waking Up The World tour began on October 20, 1994 and finished on December 9. Over Christmas, LaBrie went on holiday to Cuba with his wife, where he had violent food poisoning.
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