The context is that the first five years of this administration have been essentially just figuring out how do we get us from going over – keep us from going over the cliff?
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She recalls going over her dying wishes with her mom.
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Imagine going over terrain that is filled with artillery shells.
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This would have felt more special with Naito going over.
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We spent some time going over that project as well.
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You could feel her eyes going over everything, like hands.
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He's very thrilled not to see rockets going over Japan.
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Maybe I'll be going over there to do some shows.
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You're the equivalent of a soldier going over to Vietnam.
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I always end up going over a couple of minutes.
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This is something we've been going over for three years.
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Going over that figure would result in paying significant taxes.
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They also spent time going over their shared security interests.
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Randy is now going over the heads of Texas judges.
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"I'm thinking of not going over there anymore," she said.
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Irma "is going over a much bigger population," Masters said.
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Start by going over your list and challenging every expense.
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"I wasn't going over there," he said with a laugh.
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Maybe it's just me, going over everything after the fact.
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It's the equivalent of a soldier going over to Vietnam.
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Should I spend 80 hours going over my emails, Jake?
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Jaime Griesemer I considered going over to 2343 for a while.
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The second was her going over her speech, pen in hand.
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"[I thought] going over [speed bumps] would slow your car down."
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Secretary Mnuchin and Ambassador Lighthizer are going over there next week.
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He didn't seem to mind me going over to her house.
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And his new tone-deaf comments Monday aren't going over well.
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I couldn't stop going over how easy it was to use.
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I'm not too worried about any jokes going over anyone's head.
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Just going over and talking to them and having a conversation.
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But how is the Justice switch going over in the state?
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And that's going over particularly well in China, according to Bogliolo.
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But a lot of it is still going over the internet.
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She recommends going over your plans every three to five years.
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And I'm looking forward to going over to the White House.
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That's when we stopped this city from going over the brink.
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"We are going over Tony's death a thousand times," he explained.
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Major Food Group has no fear of going over the top.
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I was tired of the meetings going over the same things.
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Not going over the limit should be easy in most cases.
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Someone was going over them at a party the other day.
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Then suddenly she was just going over there on her own.
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I&aposm thinking to myself that&aposs a beautiful beach going over.
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GUILFOYLE: they&aposve built a wall to keep me from going over.
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We never get anywhere, and we keep going over the same ground.
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While she was going over the final version, the calls had started.
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Whereas, if you're going over the city ... I've heard that story before.
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There's a certain skill to slaying it without going over the top.
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They tell churches back home they're going "over there" to convert people.
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And then, after going over them a week later, she called back.
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The houseguest closest to the number of seconds without going over wins.
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He was going over the shoot with the people at his table.
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Let's stop going over how important it is to stay protected online.
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GOING OVER BOARD TO MAKE S— LOOK LIKE IS NOT IS EVIL.
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IMPROVING RESPONSES, LET ME ADD, AND THAT'S WHY WE'RE GOING OVER THERE.
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You need to be prepared for unforeseen circumstances, especially going over budget.
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" "I remember once going over to a friend's house for a beer.
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Think scientists reviewing studies, lawyers going over case files and so on.
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We're going over a patch 50 or 60 feet thick with them.
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Some suggested that the congressional ethics system needed a good going-over.
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But you know he's going over every word of those complimentary articles.
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Part of going over the top of one requires a psychological shift.
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"You could tell he was going over the speed limit," Brogdon said.
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So, the fact that Bolton and Pompeo are going over there is good.
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Apparently, even Stone realized pretty quickly that this was not going over well.
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But they spent the pre-dawn hours Monday going over their plan anyway.
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That moment leads us to Lorelai and Luke going over the guest list.
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"We're less than a foot from (water) going over the fences," Saurage said.
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It's not going over too well in the community, to put it lightly.
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Judge Wilson said he wasn't convinced after "[a]gonizingly" going over the evidence.
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Think about the call functionality already going over the Watch and the Mac.
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That long conversation has grown into a relationship going over a year strong.
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Truth is, you can mimic a red-carpet look without going over budget.
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It's intellectually uninteresting to keep going over this ground, though it's socially consequential.
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We've rounded up 30 options that'll make great gifts without going over budget.
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At the outset, it's worth going over what the refresh rate actually is.
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"I'd rather see that than lockstep lemmings going over the cliff," he said.
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Mark Cuban was fired for going over a CEO's head on a deal.
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You're going over 80 miles an hour on this type of a road.
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"I didn't even realize how close I was to going over," he said.
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She and her mother discovered the details by going over his discharge papers.
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I always enjoy going over there because it's ... Apple, a bunch of adults.
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Typically credit card companies charge a fee for going over your credit limit.
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PTC automatically slows down a train that is going over the speed limit.
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And if you're worried about going over your food budget, try using cash.
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"It was very easy going over the border in those days," she said.
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"There's no cavalry going over the hill," said Mr. Baur (pronounced BOW-er).
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Going over the caps triggers across-the-board spending cuts known as sequestration.
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Of course, Justin and Hailey's presence isn't going over so well with everyone.
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Even though it maybe looked like it was going over, you couldn't see it.
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We'll be going over the ground we covered so far, from now until August.
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Going over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and I see these mug faces blocking traffic!!
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Y'all must have a pool going over who has the biggest bucket of tears.
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It's been a while since we talked, we were just going over the chronology.
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You had to keep going over to make sure the bodies were still burning.
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Fans haven't slept on it though, with the Kickstarter going over its $50,000 goal.
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Even if Twitter gets rid of the character limit, I'm not going over 140.
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Well, that isn't exactly going over well with younger women, who aren't backing Clinton.
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It's like going over Niagara Falls in a barrel but while you're on fire.
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He lay as low as possible, listening to music and going over his lines.
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Others tried to enter the United States by going over or under the fence.
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While going over case files, they realize they fundamentally disagree over the Punisher's fate.
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As you might suspect, the price increase is not going over well with fans.
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"A lot of people are going over to the investment conference," Mr. Trump said.
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"A lot of people are going over to the investment conference," the president said.
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When we first started living together, we were constantly going over our weekly budget.
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In November they're giving me an alumni award and I'm going over for that.
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Once gun went off it was sort of like floodwaters going over the levee.
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I spent much of Friday going over which senators might flip -- from both parties.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders' tweet honoring Martin Luther King Jr. is not going over well.
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I think of boa constrictors, of great whites, of barrels going over Niagara Falls.
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So wild, when he throws them bombs, if he catches you, you're going over.
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Most nights he'd be at the kitchen table until 11, going over the books.
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The nurse there was going over my medical history and got to my medications.
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And regulators could spend as long as six months going over the fine print.
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I was just going over my taxes with my accountant, and I was crying.
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Hanke's attitude isn't going over so well with the declining Pokémon Go faithful, through.
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With so many options, how do you find the perfect gift without going over budget?
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I had spent a few days going over the game, looking everywhere for the problem.
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After spending a day going over farming techniques together, Grizz and Sam then sleep together.
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It's an extraordinary conclusion—one that's not going over very well with other aging researchers.
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The video shows her going over his curls with a straightening iron, Yahoo Beauty reports.
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People are whipping snowballs at the competitors as they're going over jumps and doing flips.
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The current collective bargaining agreement bars teams from going over their limits to sign players.
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While going over the contract, something about the abortion clause didn't sit well with Kelley.
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There was just something that took with me going over to England with the Ronettes.
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We can't help but wonder how this is going over in the royals' group text.
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The markets are not going over a cliff, according to Vanguard Group CEO Bill McNabb.
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It's because Jerry Jones doesn't want to spend time going over and circumcising a mosquito.
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It was like a sheet was going over my face and going back down again.
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I wasn't even sure what [series director] Rhys Thomas was going over there to make.
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Hal Andersen going over conditions w/"Umbraphile" Joe Rao who found eclipse/plane paths crossed.
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"The entire business is essentially going over to Bayer intact," said Morningstar analyst Seth Goldstein.
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Some of us thought about going over there one night to smash that sinister calabash.
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Another shows people going over the wall as armed agents stand on the US side.
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We were in Chicago playing a show and had lunch with them, going over stuff.
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So instead of going over everything in my head a thousand times, I text her.
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While going over what occurred, Veselnitskaya "expressed her dissatisfaction," Kaveladze testified to the House panel.
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Wright avoids going over that line, though, through the force of his own good nature.
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This is a true story, not too long ago I was going over a lot.
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I spend every spare moment thinking about it and going over it in my head.
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" He added: "You're not foiling, and there's not the thrill of crashing and going over.
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Chris Van Hollen of Maryland confirmed they were going over proposals on immigration and Sen.
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I just keep talking to her, and just going over it, over and over again.
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Today we're going to be going over how to build your Full Conceal Polymer80 frame.
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OddsShark reports that of the 10 highest totals in history, eight ended up going over.
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By contrast, average skaters spent more time going over routines they were already good at.
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"I became a better person and a better player for going over there," Jones said.
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Despite his neighborly instincts, he refrained from going over to offer his help or counsel.
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His assistant coaches had no idea—Jeremy told them he was going over game tape.
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Any goods going over that border, like oranges or meth, would like be subject to tariffs.
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Maybe that's why this TV movie has Ventura going over in a title bout against him.
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She tried to be discreet by going over to the job fair during her lunch break.
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But we had a lot of planes going over, we had a lot of military might.
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A few new accessories and accent pieces can dramatically enhance a room without going over budget.
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I think he made the right decision going over there and playing with the right coach.
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Are you hearing each other's minds now, or going over the editing process a little less?
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A story idea popped into his head while the coach was going over a game plan.
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It includes deep breathing, expressing gratitude and going over what I'm looking forward to that day.
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Moisten all four edges by dabbing your fingers in water and going over the edges smoothly.
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Steve Jobs once told the story of going over to a neighbor's house as a kid.
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Whether Democrats are able to exploit that failure without going over Niagara on single-payer etc.
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You don't want this one polluted also by a lot of the stuff going over here.
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"If we could get more trips going over there, I think anything is possible," Volo said.
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It's also able to tell you when you're going over your budget with pre-set limits.
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The country is on the brink, and only our side can stop it from going over.
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I don't know why they keep going over the same damn thing over and over again.
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The so-called bank bailout in 2008 probably prevented the economy from going over the cliff.
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In the final huddle, Ochefu stared at Arcidiacono while Wright was going over the last play.
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" SemGroup: "Alright, I was going over it with my group today for [my charitable trust] ActionAlertsPlus.
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"I never worried about her going over there because I was always with her," Axsom said.
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His most recent book of poetry is "As Close to the Edge Without Going Over" (ChiZine).
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"50 yards from the border, with the rockets and shells going over our heads," Farrell recalls.
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I'm always afraid of going over any sort of budget, or even making one at all.
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Right now we're going over the basics: where everything is located, how to use the maps.
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He was planning to build a new house, and we spent hours going over the design.
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The model was going over the details of her allegation with them when her phone rang.
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Throughout his career, he would have spent these hours going over the plan, the escape route.
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We talked for hours, going over different conspiracy theories and our fears on entering senior year.
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Ms. Zavala remembered that advice a few days later when she was going over her bills.
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If you're summarizing or going over background, speak more quickly than when you're providing new information.
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Overall, he rushed 28 times for 173 yards, going over 1,13 yards rushing for the season.
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What to do as you're going over the river and through the woods to grandma's house?
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What to do as you're going over the river and through the woods to Grandma's house?
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What to do as you're going over the river and through the woods to Grandmother's house?
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The Americans liked the idea of me going over there, because they could communicate with me.
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Without going over $50, I was only able to also purchase ingredients for stuffing and mashed potatoes.
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Student Manish Tanks lost a long Snapstreak after working hard to keep it going over three continents.
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TMZ reports he going over 100 mph in a 50 mph zone in his 2015 Mercedes-Benz.
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We are not going over 20, 20 is the top of where we are willing to go.
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Select the latter and your chances of accidentally going over your monthly data limit is much slimmer.
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The president's actions aren't "going over well" with his former colleagues, according to the senior Republican senator.
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The first 45 minutes are icebreakers: getting to know each other, going over rules about consent, communication.
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"Going over Japan is something that would exceed the capabilities of the missile defense systems," he said.
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And then you start going over there and you're picking them up, and your hands get dirty.
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He said those who accused her of "going over the top" with her investigations "are all guilty".
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And sometimes going over the border means actually getting something more local than going to Quebec, right?
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It's not being aimed at Japan, but it's going over Japan and something could fall onto you.
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After about a half hour of going over paperwork and some general guidelines, Pat bid us farewell.
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For the next 220006 minutes, I listened to the broadcast while going over my notes on Tillerson.
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Did you reach the point where you were simply going over the same issues again and again?
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We're not married anymore, but we're friends, and I don't think we'll be going over for tea.
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" Garneau says Canada is still going over the intelligence but told reporters: "We will make a decision.
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On some rooftops, there is nothing to stop a person from going over the edge, he said.
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But I ended up going over and we looked at it through the leaves of a tree.
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The financial equivalent might be going over budget, or not earning or spending the way you'd planned.
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But is there another yet another eco-faux pas that's going over — or perhaps on — our heads?
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Were there moments when you thought the show was going over the top in terms of plot?
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He was going over the game, sequence by sequence, asking himself why everything had worked this time.
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" He added: "I didn't want to have greedy little eyes and greedy little fingers going over them.
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A. says he isn't hungry, but keeps going over to the kitchen and picking at the leftovers.
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"I look forward to going over there and helping the Phillies hopefully win a championship," Bruce said.
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She kept going over her conversation with Chris, like a giddy schoolgirl—oh, she had missed him!
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It was late, and we kept going over different scenarios, and Kim says, 'Slava, enough is enough.
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One of the most frequent forms of backstabbing is going over someone's head to solve a problem.
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It's a constant, grueling struggle to keep from going over the brink and smashing yourself to pieces.
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AP: So what should activists be doing now to keep the energy going over the longer term?
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The penalty for going over the falls can include jail time and a maximum fine of $10,000.
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"You know, we got our hostages back, there's been no testing, there's been no nuclear explosions … there's been no rockets going over Japan, no missiles going over Japan [for] nine months and the relationship is very good, you saw the nice letter [Kim Jong Un] wrote," Trump said.
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He was already telling me his set and jokes and going over what he was going to do.
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Once again, going over the limits doesn't necessarily mean that you need to change to a new plan.
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Don't worry, Paula and the friendtopia squad (Heather and Valencia) prevent her from actually going over the edge.
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Ryker Gamble (left), Megan Scraper and Alexy Lyakh (together right) died after going over Shannon Falls in Canada.
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"Women are going over there for these surgeries, these elective surgeries, and not coming out alive," David said.
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That means you'll get to upgrade your beauty routine just in time for fall without going over budget.
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And the Fed's own projections don't show inflation going over 2 percent at any time in the future.
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Do you feel comfortable going over his head, knowing that you'd break rank in the campaign's strict hierarchy?
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We'd likely see missiles going over Japan and Korea, getting ever closer to the United States of America.
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The ball wound up going over Upton's head and reached the warning track, allowing two runs to score.
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That eats up most of my time in the dressing room is going over my lines every day.
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You to get off the Verizon family plan, or at least stop going over the data limit. 225.
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Going over those speeches today, the things he was talking about then really are just as applicable today.
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During the explanation, Harry and Meghan listened intently and asked questions before going over to greet the public.
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This effort to basically marginalize and humiliate the attorney general is not going over well in the Senate.
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Can you tell us about a record that's been going over well in your sets as of late?
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Arup was sitting at their elegant formal dining table having coffee, going over some papers with someone else.
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Heck, even home internet services from Comcast and AT&T will ding you for going over your allotment.
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If I'm not at the rehearsal, I'm at the hotel, practicing and going over notes from past performances.
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Despite the high total, those looking to wager may still want to think about going over, Campbell said.
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There are no late fees, no annual fees, and no fees for accidentally going over your credit limit.
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"When I die, my ashes are going over Mount Katahdin," he told The Bangor Daily News in 2014.
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For over an hour, they sat in a lilac-colored room going over paperwork with a company employee.
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The best replacement for a cookie turned out to be going over to a friend's desk to chat.
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That was part of the reason that Mike was going over to meet; they're setting up the meeting.
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Then, engage your child by going over the statements, having ongoing conversations about it and reviewing the investment.
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We just got to keep going over it and continue to reiterate what we want them to do.
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Drizzy even told the crowd he was going over, and he didn't care if he had to pay.
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After signing non-disclosure agreements the next day, the two spent Monday and Tuesday going over Popular's books.
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It is just days away from that limit, diplomats say, and going over it could unravel the accord.
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Tuesday's day of meetings was for going over cabinet names and plans for various departments, a source tells CNN.
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We're going over Baldwin's Notes of a Native Son, and it's our last class of the semester before finals.
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Clearly Paul's insensitive language is not going over well, and many Twitter are fed up with the whole thing.
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Clinton, in turn, told him he should eat more, at which point Yeltsin began going over his diet. 2.
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When I smile, my ears move up a lot, and it keeps my hair from going over my ears.
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But yeah, I don't think I'd have any problem going over there if that's what they decide to do.
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Hours were spent going over her social media posts, a painstaking accounting going back to her middle school years.
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That uptick has come with a five-fold increase in the amount of data going over the Psiphon servers.
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At what stage do you choose to stop going over and over the days and weeks before they disappeared?
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We always ask people to avoid going over 1 to 1.5 milligrams per kilo [2.2 pounds] of body weight.
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Were you ever afraid, while writing the book, of going over the audience's head with a particularly deep cut?
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If you know someone like that in your neighborhood maybe consider going over to their home and saying hi.
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But conservative critics are accusing the reporters of going over the line, and acting as apologists for MS-20123.
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Spend the day making stories up about people you don't know — then keep the people-watching going over dinner.
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IT ALSO FACTORS IN WHERE THEY THINK MONETARY POLICY AND FISCAL POLICY'S GOING OVER THE LONGER PERIOD OF TIME.
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Witnesses said he was going over 60mph, and police said there were no signs of an attempt to brake.
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Unlike Parkey's double-doink, though, that 2016 attempt against Cincinnati ended up going over the crossbar for three points.
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Other teachers also expressed similar frustrations with parents going over their heads before attempting any conflict resolution with them.
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So when her doctor started going over all of the possible treatments for her cancer, Norma simply said no.
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"I think he showed a lot of heart right there going over the rails," said Barnes, the Dodgers' catcher.
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European officials felt that she was trying to divide and rule by going over their heads to the leaders.
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If I encountered a retired senior member of the Nusra Front, I wouldn't waste time going over moral complexities.
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The performance became ever more powerful as it approached the brink of chaos, without once going over the line.
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When Hayley leaves him, he tries to kill himself while crashing on a race track by going over 100mph.
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And keeping that experience going over road-trip distances will be another way that Porsche must contend with Tesla.
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"That's what we did the whole workout, going over the triangle," Monk said with an I'm-being-serious smile.
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A child learns how to ride by falling off, by balancing herself on two wheels, by going over potholes.
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"Republicans have been pretty clear typically that they're not willing to entertain going over the fiscal cliff," Holler assured.
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His comments about inflation were especially significant as he downplayed going over 2 percent and indicated a steady course.
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Going over 'dying wishes' The Lloyds began their hiking adventure on the Kapakapanui Track of Tararua Forest Park on Tuesday.
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If you're worried about going over the boss's head, consider expanding — rather than just switching — the audience for your concern.
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In addition to the usual limbering, though, they appear to be thinking especially hard, going over something in their heads.
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I have to earn a living ... I won't spend 80 hours going over e-mails with Bannon and Roger Stone.
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Again, each of the actions is a promise I made to the American people, going over just some of them.
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Even though Corden himself won't be in the driver's seat, I don't see that going over too well with him.
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Sarah, one of my best friends since high school, and I had lunch together, and we were going over ideas.
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"I'm not spending 80 hours going over my emails with Roger Stone and Steve Bannon and producing them," Nunberg said.
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I log on, check my emails, and continue working on a brainstorm that I'm going over with my team tomorrow.
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As in, you would drive over them at a normal speed, and going over them would slow your car down.
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Kourtney takes control and starts to make decorative decisions on her own and completely going over Kris and Resnick's head.
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"I remember holding onto the controls tightly and feeling like, O.K. well this is it, I'm going over," he said.
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HR: Some of the regulation of tech in the FCC net neutrality order ended up going over to the FTC.
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It is the top man's elbow getting dragged underneath the rolling man which dictates whether or not he's going over.
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" She later added that the ACA "is already going over the cliff and doesn't need a push by the president.
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It also functions to service this metaphor of nostalgia in which you're going over the same memory over and over.
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The legacy-media brands, like Disney and Discovery, that are going over the top will be on the losing end.
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The influence of the Democratic Party on mainstream media bias against conservatives is not going over well with American voters.
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"You're going over and over outside the scope of the questions," attorney Beth Wilkinson told Judicial Watch at one point.
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"We have gone through this stage of everybody going over to the dark side," she said, with a slight shudder.
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Going over that limit may require medical underwriting — that&aposs the industry term for a basic checkup with a nurse.
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If your kids are constantly going over their data limits, you might want to think about installing the new version.
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The Knicks previously had members of the coaching staff take turns going over the defensive wrinkles for each new opponent.
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We were expecting her to leave at this point, but she ended up staying and going over to the bar.
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If not we're usually just chilling after dinner, going over stuff that needs to get done for the next day.
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But Republicans can hope that partisan polarization is just enough to keep even strong Democrats from going over the top.
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Eyes closed in concentration, he took a few spins around the studio, partnerless, going over the routine on his own.
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I didn't keep anyone up late going over something I was writing or have a family joke told about me.
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I happened to be going over this particular technology with, actually, someone who's a head coach of an NFL team.
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He cautioned that he hadn't finished going over all the newly released emails, but indicated that his opinions haven't changed.
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Any pitcher going over the clock more than five times is ejected, as with fouling out of a basketball game.
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And I find after the interview when I'm going over the transcripts, I have usually gotten to most of it.
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Going over the falls in any way is also illegal in both the U.S. and Canada, whose border Niagara straddles.
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We've been going over initiatives and other long-term planning for events such as the Congressional Picnic and 4th of July.
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You can't go wrong with a glistening winged liner look, which adds a touch of cheer without going over-the-top.
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Kalliope and I started our 45-minute session by going over my fears and how I react when faced with them.
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MACCALLUM: So tonight, President Trump&aposs decision to meet with Vladimir Putin is not going over so well with some folks.
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It's installed tilted slightly upward, as if it's going over a wave, revealing an underside of rubber nipples and mirrored stalactites.
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All right, Dr. Gorka, what do you h think about the President going over there and collecting bills from our allies?
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Dave has spent the last three days going over in his head what could have happened, finding himself in constant tears.
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I'll tell you what, he's -- he's been in a lot of -- he's logged a lot of hours in airplanes going over.
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The big picture: For Republicans and red-state Democrats on the fence about Kavanaugh, Trump's comments aren't going over very well.
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He'll lose on November 8 and probably lose big, going over the cliff edge with his supporters like Thelma and Louise.
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The report's findings are worth going over, since they point to solutions that might ameliorate the lives of women in science.
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You know, there's the line that keeps going over and over again, saying, 'I can't face myself, I can't face myself.
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When teams aren't at tournaments, they're playing with each other five days a week, honing their skills and going over strategies.
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We've been going over initiatives and other long term planning for events such as the Congressional Picnic and 4th of July.
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"This effort to basically marginalize and humiliate the attorney general is not going over well in the Senate," South Carolina Sen.
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"This effort to basically marginalize and humiliate the attorney general is not going over well in the Senate," Graham told CNN.
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But good news, they did — and now its easier than ever to recreate the glam without going over your monthly budget.
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Jones and Sommer recorded their lines over the phone, calling each other from their respective home studios, going over dialogue together.
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By contrast, naturopaths sit with their patients for half an hour or longer, going over every little detail of their health.
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"We're less than a foot a foot from [water] going over the fences," Saurage told local news station KFDM on Monday.
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On Saturday, police were processing evidence, going over fingerprints and DNA evidence from the scene, Worthington told CNN in an email.
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THE REASON WE'RE GOING OVER TO NEGOTIATE IS IN FACT CHINA HAS NOT PLAYED BY THE RULES IN MANY, MANY YEARS.
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"I should have been going over my act, but I had to check out the scores and live updates," he said.
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And so he let me have all the cotton flags because everything is going over to some kind of synthetic fabric.
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Assuming a modest five times of going over, I would pay $75 in annual fees, as Verizon charges $15 per overage.
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It's entirely possible that after going over your finances, it makes the most sense to keep everything separate, and that's okay.
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Though it might not be clear, this is the George Washington Bridge going over the Hudson River, covered in thick smog.
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Trump, played by Alec Baldwin, is going over Cabinet picks with Kate McKinnon's Kellyanne Conway when Trump calls former Texas Gov.
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On a later visit, without my son, our server spent a long time going over the menu and taking our order.
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In the meantime, Ball says clinics all across the country are going over their own protocols with a fine-toothed comb.
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Days later, Perez told them his team was going over everything they had on Wells Fargo, including previously closed cases. Sen.
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Instead of going over to the neighbor's house, are we sitting at home depressingly surfing everybody else's perfect lives on Facebook?
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She was the only person to survive going over Niagara in a barrel, but the glamour that followed was short-lived.
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The coaches then run through a "theory" session with that surfer, going over the tape and running drills to improve performance.
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I got on the train and as it was going over a bridge, I checked his profile — he'd already unmatched me!
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Despite a long day of shooting promos going over schedule, Key had an electrifying enthusiasm for the educational National Geographic show.
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" And after finally going over and trying [but puking] he's like "all right, let's just– maybe the wind will change directions.
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It kinda put us off from going over there for quite a while, and I don't regret that, if I am honest.
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It's hard to imagine the Electoral College going rogue and selecting, say, John Kasich, in 2016 and that going over very well.
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Then he said to her, 'Are we going over to your place or...' She replied as fast as she possibly could, 'NO.
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Ollie's enclosure is already being prepped for her return, with keepers going over how to increase security and prevent a subsequent adventure.
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We looked at sample photos and albums and started going over details of what was included in our photo and video package.
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When the underwater investigation finishes, Goelz says the entire search will effectively be over, except for going over old evidence and findings.
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Why do I have to spend 80 hours going over my emails that I've had with Steve Bannon and with Roger Stone?
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Trump is going over this, not just talking to one country, not just one organization, all of them have to decide individually.
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I lied to my parents about where I was going over fall break, and I spent a long weekend at his apartment.
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However, you should be warned — while layering makeup underneath the jelly is fine, going over it with powder probably won't end well.
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Some nights, you get into bed and your mind starts going over every single thing you've done, ever, since you've been alive.
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"Economics is like a game of Chinese spinning plates," he grinned, going over next year's forecast of a 2.5 percent budget deficit.
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Not to mention the all-inclusive, upfront price-tag could conceivably save me from not buying enough ingredients or going over budget.
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Going over such central limits of the deal could prompt European powers to re-impose sanctions through a process known as 'snapback'.
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See the biggest files in your Google DriveLooking to free up some space in Google Drive to avoid going over your limit?
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JESSE WATTERS, "THE FIVE" CO-HOST: Well, we have a team of water&aposs world research going over this page by page.
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Inside, the children sit on the floor cross-legged in groups, with a teacher, going over their Math, English and writing exercises.
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If they had just had signs then that's one thing, but playing sounds of animals being killed was going over the top.
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Every component of the executive branch has a corresponding agency review team, going over its operations in depth and identifying personnel needs.
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By early afternoon, Lesli, Dortha and Tom meet with staff for her annual review, going over her care for the upcoming year.
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This makes him sound like a stamp collector going over his latest finds rather than an awe-struck adolescent losing his virginity.
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When going over a bump, Cabin Cloud moves the bed up and down to cancel out the vibration as much as possible.
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Data Privacy Day has only just been and gone, and frankly, we are tired of going over the importance of antivirus software.
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Here were these [servicemen] going over there and dying for a cause — we don't even know what it was really all about.
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Before publication, they'd sent over an editor from London, and we had a whole seminar going over the issues in our paper.
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Every morning at his old hedge fund, CNBC's would spend a few hours going over the mistakes he made the day before.
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Presumably those services could be delivered more reliably and at a higher quality by going over Layer3's private network as well.
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It's the 21-year-old rapper's ability to make acrobatic flips of words, regardless of what kind of production he's going over.
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Former FDA chief Scott Gottlieb has an editorial in The Washington Post going over the dangers of vaping both nicotine and THC.
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Trump began initial preparations for the interview with his legal team last month, going over the broad topics that might be included.
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They told me that the number of girls from the UK going over to become jihadi brides had fallen to practically zero.
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Were you going over everything with a fine-toothed comb, or was it all just happening naturally for you at that time?
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Going over to the Eastern Conference, the Philadelphia 76ers had so much success last year, particularly towards the end of the season.
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The tie cuffs on this shirt are exactly what I look for — they make it feel special without going over the top.
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Jenny told CNN she has a high threshold for going over to a date's house and they're not at that stage yet.
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I'm going over to my friend from college's place, so I take a shower and get myself together and out the door.
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Full footage of Eric Dier jumping over the stands and going over to confront a fan who was insulting & abusing his brother.
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Jacobs-Jenkins has fun having his characters keep going over the same, ever-confusing plot points, in the tradition of choral tragedy.
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Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Johnson arrived with a thick binder of technical information and spent two hours going over it with him.
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I'm not suggesting that religion is a panacea, but it is a way to prevent an individual from going over a cliff.
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"I was sitting with Bart going over all of this, thinking about what the future needed to look like," Epstein told me.
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Watching baseball with Justin, going over his games with him in the quiet of his office, is an ongoing lesson in mindfulness.
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When last season ended, literally the next day, we were going over our story pitches, the things that had come into us.
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Every morning at his old hedge fund, Cramer would spend a few hours going over the mistakes he made the day before.
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Google will then create as many files as it needs, without going over the 1GB to 50GB limit you set for each.
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"Now the Witch Hunt continues with local New York Democrat prosecutors going over every financial deal I have ever done," he wrote.
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After a USC miss on its next trip, Nick Rakocevic was whistled for his third foul going over the back of Austin.
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I'm going over there because I know that's my father,' and I was listening to him like, What is wrong with you?
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He noted that even with an extensive subway system there are still 2.5 million cars going over the region's bridges each day.
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Whether you're making a major purchase or going over your salary with a potential employer, you want things to go your way.
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"It's just the whole ordeal, going over plans, getting permits, cleaning the land — we don't want to do that," Zarembinski told BuzzFeed News.
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Price-bots can test the market, going over many rounds of price changes, without any one supplier being at risk of losing customers.
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" Grisham added, "We've been going over initiatives and other long term planning for events such as the Congressional Picnic and 4th of July.
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But once the data is going over the wires, companies can't seem to resist peeking at it, no matter how sensitive it is.
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He gave government lawyers one week to respond to the ACLU&aposs concerns, and he would rule permanently after going over the paperwork.
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In addition to going over grammar, the independent community of speakers has kept the language evolving beyond the show's dispersed, Essos-set scenes.
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That means setting a monthly limit on your purchases and only going over it if you've already got the money in the bank.
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"A hard fork for Bitcoin would be like travelling on a train going 200 miles per hour going over a bridge," Tual said.
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He has a very great personal blog, kind of going over his view on SaaS metrics and economics that everyone tends to read.
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He has now scored 34 or more points in each of his last seven games, going over 40 three times during the stretch.
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Apple software chief Craig Federighi announced the rotate function while going over other new features coming to the iOS camera and Photos app.
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I'm feeling frustrated because a lot of the stuff being discussed is going over my head and honestly, I'm really afraid of failing.
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"I basically left the movie because we were going over the allowable hours, and I didn't feel comfortable staying on set," he said.
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There still needs to be policies in place that prevent certain acts and behaviors without going over the line into limiting free speech.
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After quickly going over the technical specs from the launch, the topic of the press conference mostly turned to the future of SpaceX.
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"Black Panther" has received acclaim for featuring a diverse cast of notable female characters, and that is going over quite well with audiences.
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The two batteries are also enough for anyone just hanging around the house, or going over to a friend's house for the night.
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In the first few weeks, George's teachers will have spent a great deal of time going over the rules that govern Montessori learning.
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It was just Jenni and Lena and Matthew and me in that apartment, going over every scene, every word, every piece of blocking.
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I have a glass of kombucha while going over emails and make plans to get lunch with a friend/wedding coordinator next week.
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WE'RE FOCUSED ON WHERE THE U.S. ECONOMY IS, WHERE IT'S GOING OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS, HOW WE'RE DOING ON OUR GOALS.
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"This is probably one of the larger events and going over a longer period of time and a bigger geographical area," Renner said.
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It should eventually turn north and pick up speed before going over the Azores on Friday morning, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Father of Asahd hit Number One on Apple Music and iTunes later that day, and Khaled kept the momentum going over the weekend.
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By going over to his trainer, getting a Pokeball, a Pokemon (Ash Ketchum) hat, donning the gear, and rolling the Pokeball at Santos.
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It's also been criticized in the past by some members of Congress for repeatedly going over the budgeted cost and time for projects.
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She make the remark while going over the accomplishments of the president, which she said were ignored by much of the news media.
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In a four-game span beginning in Week 5, Gronkowski had 21 receptions and three touchdowns while going over 100 yards three times.
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Turn Cellular Data OffLastly, if you're concerned about going over your data limit, you can also be judicious about turning cellular data off.
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"I get home and my brain starts going over and over and over: what can I do, what can I do?" she said.
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It's easy to check your data usage on a Samsung Galaxy S10 to make sure you're not going over your cellular data limit.
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They said the engineer was not backstopped by Positive Train Control, which automatically slows a train that is going over the speed limit.
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Sure." CNN's Chris Cuomo expressed disbelief that Trump would spend "four hours going over something that he's not sure he wants to do.
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But he said the delayed meetings were slowing the board from collectively going over their review of the rule, which is nearly complete.
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There's also an array of desktop items that let you infuse a little cattitude into your work space without going over the top.
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If you take a long time to type something, Roo starts to like fall asleep and has some Z's going over his head.
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I certainly didn't think we'd all have daily contact and that I'd be going over to theirs for dinner in the new year!
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I spend the travel time going over the syllabus and reading materials of a New York University journalism class I'm speaking at tomorrow.
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But after the event, he was back in the West Wing, huddled with his lawyers and going over the report with his aides.
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Going over video with Carlos Beltran, the former Yankee who is now a consultant for the team, helped Paxton grapple with the issue.
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With Hamelin coming and going over the years, Lalonde says his full-time return to the lineup was something they needed to celebrate.
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According to the cruise line, surveillance footage showed her "intentionally" going over a railing on the 11th deck and falling into the sea.
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The recommendations are for what the company calls "borderline" content — videos that tiptoe up to breaking the rules without going over the line.
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He asked the designers for a classic look that would hint at his willingness to try something new without going over the top.
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"We were back in the dining room and I was going over it with a couple of our advance team," Mr. Mulvaney said.
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Demi Moore, as Lucy, an arrogant chief executive, is first seen going over a TV ad for her company's signature product, edible cutlery.
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"Too often, going over the dam will trap a person in the spinning waters, and the results are fatal," the DMPD post continued.
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Fans and players alike had gotten used to referees going over to assess replays for themselves on field-side screens in other competitions.
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In fact, I probably wouldn&apost have gone to Europe for that long without my emergency fund for fear of going over budget.
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I work dangerously close to a TJ Maxx and have a bad habit of going over there to browse during my lunch break.
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"There are moments in the mountains when your skis are going over the snow and everything is so muffled and quiet," he said.
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Earlier this year his office lost their NAME accreditation after going over the maximum number of autopsies an individual medical examiner can complete.
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But in the fertile Beqaa Valley in eastern Lebanon, where communities have been growing cannabis for generations, the news isn't going over well.
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Most pilots prep for flight by going over some paperwork, checking some numbers, maybe packing a few granola bars if there's no meal service.
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Meanwhile, at QPA (honestly, I kind of love that?), the team is getting to work going over security footage for that missing-dad case.
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On Tuesday, Beijing released customs data indicating China exported no oil products to North Korea in November, apparently going over and beyond U.N. sanctions.
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If you&aposre going over to Hill & Dale and taking the family to the beach or whatever, you can practice your show tunes -- Neil.
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CBS-TV (KDKA) in Pittsburgh reported police responding to a nearby bank robbery caught Brown going over 100 mph in a 45 mph zone.
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Just three weeks into Donald Trump's presidency, Republican lawmakers are getting a taste of how his policies are going over with voters at home.
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Kripke and executive producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg have a knack for pushing right up to the line of outrageousness without going over.
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For some reason, these people are broadcasting their dearth of knowledge on Twitter... and it is not going over well with the Rihanna Navy.
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Sensing that the Sanders statement about scaling back wasn't going over well, campaign manager Faiz Shakir sought to put a brighter spin on things.
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There are times when the play risked going over the top, but its pathos and grace fully grounded the biblical grandeur of its plot.
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The NYPD and FBI will be going over every possible missed opportunity to avert the attack, and will adjust their techniques and procedures accordingly.
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However, this friendship really got going over the past few days, when Kardashian congratulated the couple on their September engagement on her Instagram story.
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The companies are currently going over the contracts, which are very complex and the companies must ensure it is being adhered to, sources said.
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Some are clutching coffees, others are chatting, and a few are sitting on their own, going over notes while quietly gasping for a fag.
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The course contains no fluff and will dive straight into each topic, so you'll waste no time going over things of no educational value.
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"I was constantly talking to myself going over everything in my head, what will I say to people when I got arrested," she says.
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Gibson, which did not name the entity, said its board decided to reject the offer after going over it with financial and legal advisers.
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I spent hours anxiously going over in my head what I would say, and to what extent I would tell them about my problem.
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And while it's still early going, over the 90-minute debate it became clear that one candidate was dominant and the other blew it.
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Periodically, Robinson checked her watch, and I was certain that I was going over time and she would have to hustle to another commitment.
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" Graham warned reporters on Capitol Hill: "This effort to basically marginalize and humiliate the attorney general is not going over well in the Senate.
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Both astronauts trained for this installation in NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Lab on the ground, going over the sequence of steps to configure the IDA.
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"I'm not constantly going over the new maps again and again to look for stuff to be tweaked," he says of the unofficial patch.
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Saying "hey Siri, give me the news," will start an audio news briefing going over some of the day's top headlines and news stories.
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But the commitment to going over the top is so pervasive, it's hard to tell what's serious and what's another heaping spoonful of melodrama.
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I've been going over my budget the last few months and I'm trying to buckle down and map out my spending week by week.
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After those initial block placements, I went for as much open space as I could muster without going over the 72 maximum word count.
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Start lacing them criss-cross style, with the first lace going over and down into each eyelet, rather than coming up through the eyelets.
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Every morning at his old hedge fund, CNBC's Jim Cramer would spend a few hours going over the mistakes he made the day before.
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Three-quarters of the $770 billion e-commerce market is done over mobile, with the vast majority of transactions going over the two platforms.
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If you go back and listen to the first few episodes, you can hear them rushing to wrap up before going over their time.
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She was going over her setlist with her boyfriend and DJ, discussing which song would make the most sense before the New Year countdown.
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"As far as going over the threshold, that's a bridge I'll cross when I come to it," he told the Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay.
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Going over the heads of traditional media is something, again, that has been around for a long time [and] has been accelerating over time.
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Going over all of this with a trusted financial planner — one who pledges to act in your best interest — can be a wise investment.
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Overlooked obituaries: In 1901, Annie Edson Taylor became, in her early 60s, the first person to survive going over Niagara Falls in a barrel.
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She has made frottages from the raised line by placing a sheet of paper over an embroidered work and going over it with pencil.
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"I looked at it like I was going over to my rich cousin's house, and I was the cousin from the hood," Jordan said.
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Before my diagnosis, I just thought I had an active mind — always racing, going over the events of the day and every little interaction.
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They took a trip to the Red Sea, and when she returned to her job in Kiev, they kept the relationship going over Skype.
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Walmart has your best choice of air fryers under $298.95, giving you the chance to gift one to two people without going over $2129.95.
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"I was in my home office going over the Twitter account and I noticed that one," he said in a telephone interview on Sunday.
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I was no stranger to using a tracking/budgeting software, but had been neglecting to watch where our money was going over the years.
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Yes, she told Forbes in 2013, she is aware that she was a "little white girl going over and teaching yoga in India" cliche.
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One day in the mid-2000s, Glenn and I were sitting in a conference room at GQ, going over a feature he had written.
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"This effort to basically marginalize and humiliate the attorney general is not going over well in the Senate," Graham told CNN at the time.
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For this additional project, we're setting up workshops with experts on our Q&A stage where they'll be going over the actual founder problems.
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One extremely unwarranted and awkward hug later, I'm going over her homework, my own laying forgotten in my backpack, wondering where everything went wrong.
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That latter price point brings Google right up against the $1,000 mark; after sales tax, there's a good chance you'll end up going over it.
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President Trump's idea of withholding Affordable Care Act insurer payments to get Democrats to negotiate on health care isn't going over well with the public.
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"I'm going over questions and kind of prepping myself a little bit and I'm getting acclimated with who's who and the different girls," Graham says.
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I'm doing some organizing for a holiday we have coming up in spring, and he's going over some paperwork for an investment property he's purchasing.
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Like the Airwrap, the Supersonic scans itself 20 times per second to ensure that it's not going over the speed and heat setting you chose.
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We were incredibly happy to find that through the process, 19 members of our engineering team earned offers and ended up going over to Pinterest.
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From Hayden's standpoint, this would be a direct report going over her head to say she didn't want Hayden to be her boss any more.
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All this, in addition to going over on time and matching Trump's habit of interrupting, made her look more powerful and certain than ever before.
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"They say we stopped on the side of the bridge to take some pictures and that I was going over the concrete barriers," he continued.
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ML: We're reaching out to every entrepreneur we know in our networks and going over the characteristics of what Chinese companies really want to buy.
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The ride, meant to simulate going over river rapids, uses round floating devices that seat six, and can reach speeds of 45 kmh (28 mph).
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"We have people going over, fighting for ISIS and coming back, and we know they are fighting for ISIS, and we take them," he said.
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Going over their heads to back a candidate who has lost the support of a majority of voters is not the way to do that.
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The rectangular little robot on wheels cleans and oils the lanes, going over them once forward, once backwards, until moving on to the next lane.
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Anderson: Gil had his lunch brought in every day on china rather than going over to our cafeteria to mix with the rank and file.
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He's going over a case at home, and she steps in to help out, resulting in an are-you-lying staredown that's anything but innocent.
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Fortunately, Part 2 opens with a "previously on" segment, going over the major beats, but it functions as little more the a visualized Wikipedia entry.
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He was spotted in his limo going over what we assume were some tough parts of the speech just before he arrived at the Capitol.
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"I'm just glad it didn't hit me, I heard it going over my head and it was going pretty fast," Griffin said of Trout's homer.
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His discontent began when Kevin Looney was whistled for a personal foul for going over Ben McLemore to finish a put-back dunk in transition.
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They tried to put Trump in a better mood by going over their implementation plans for the travel ban, according to a White House official.
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There exists some universe where we can all talk about these things, where we can remember that we're all Americans, going over the cliff together.
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The brawl happened just minutes after the trade was first reported, and while teams were going over medicals on the players involved, according to reports.
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The 2016 CDC guideline suggested not going over 90 MME, but its April clarification emphasizes this doesn't mean that all patients need to be tapered.
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"I just think they're going over the fence right now," said Betts, who has 14 homers and leads the team in stolen bases and triples.
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"We spent a tremendous time going over the details," Schneider, who has owned the custom-built property for 16 years, told the New York Post.
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The genius of this dinnerware set lies in its pale orange hue, as the pieces look warm and holiday appropriate without going over the top.
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"We were in a meeting going over the numbers from a company, and we were focusing on their churn," a private equity boss told me.
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In response to a request for more information, a spokeswoman said the flights include going over the Persian Gulf, also known as the Arabian Gulf.
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Understandably, the news that fans won't be able to get up close and personal with the Biebz is not going over well on social media.
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As she was telling the story, she described the Kanye West-designed clothes on display as "migrant chic" — and, obviously, that's not going over well.
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I didn't have a copy of it, or a SNES, to call my own—but going over another tennis-playing friend's house got me hooked.
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Perhaps you're going over to your sister's house for coffee, but decide to leave your phone behind while the two of you walk her dog.
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It's important to have good lighting at your desk so you don't strain your eyes while typing away on your computer or going over documents.
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"They're not just going over there," said Gord Graham, a high school English teacher from Toronto and a longtime coach for the Saitama Junior Warriors.
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That being said, we could see this going over particularly well with a 2 PM Sunday afternoon crowd at a generic North American music festival.
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Yet trans women who are very feminine are often accused of going over the top and presenting a stereotyped idea of what women should be.
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On the boat going over, she met Charles LeGuin, a historian with an attractive Georgia accent who was writing his thesis on the French Revolution.
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We spent less than an hour going over his notes, and the rest of the night we hung out on Ocean Drive, eating and drinking.
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The ride, meant to simulate going over river rapids, uses round floating devices that seat six and can reach speeds of 45 kph (28 mph).
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The team spent the rest of the day making notes and going over photos, identifying the Mashco who had appeared, while Ponceano translated their names.
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If a worker is going over a direct manager's head for specific feedback that is supposed to come from that direct manager, problems are inevitable.
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" Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron said: "She should be standing up for British people and British interests, not going over there and tickling his tummy.
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After going over this many, many, many times, we've all decided that wearing someone else's culture as a fashion statement shouldn't be a thing anymore.
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A few seconds later, Montgomery exhaled and tapped his chest to express his appreciation toward Aaron Hicks for going over the fence and catching the ball.
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Then I hung out in the hotel with the drummer and Harald [Oimoen], the bass player, just kind of going over the songs in the room.
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But Musk made it clear that he didn't want to rehash the past: "I don't think it's worth going over those things," he told the audience.
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The premise of the video is simple: MattyB is going over his bucket list one morning when he realizes he still hasn't learned how to dance.
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After going over safety procedures, commands and proper form on the ground, we climbed up to the platform and swung from the trapeze one by one.
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Going over budget on a trip can dampen your enjoyment of the experience in the first place — or leave you feeling financially strapped after the fact.
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Donald Trump's latest controversial remarks — calling for "some sort of punishment" for women who have abortions — aren't going over well with the anti-abortion crowd, either.
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Brown spent the morning going over the evidence he had presented to Welch in previously in the hearing, including testimony from potential alibi witness Asia McClain.
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Needless to say, this stance isn't going over very well with the country's scientists, many of whom are asking the junior minister to retract his comments.
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There are more than two dozen messages between Guzman and his associates going over details about which phone is the best -- iPhone, Samsung Edge or Blackberry.
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We also want to have that normal romance that might seem a little boring like going over to your boyfriend's house, we haven't really had that.
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" On TiVo: "Trump is focused on his TV. He watches the screen like a coach going over game tape, studying the opposition, plotting next week's plays.
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Actually going over would require a set of more unusual circumstances, said certified financial planner Mark LaSpisa, president of Vermillion Financial Advisors in South Barrington, Illinois.
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Week after week, month after month, the tabloids never seemed to tire of going over another handwriting sample or theory about the Ramsey family's dark underbelly.
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Nobody's attacking him on the trail, nobody in the national media is going over his record, nobody's looking at his current policy positions in any detail.
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The Frenchman shared first place with American Sam Kendricks after both cleared 5.90 metres with Olympic champion Thiago da Silva withdrawing after going over at 5.84.
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After the curtain fell, McKinnon was seen participating in a two-minute-long standing ovation for RBG, and then going over and shaking the justice's hand.
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When using a coupon, it's easier to talk yourself into going over your budget because you convince yourself that you're saving money in the long run.
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Through a combination of fiddling with your phone's settings and being a little smarter about how you use data, you can avoid going over your limit.
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Maybe this hasn't come through on NBC's tape-delayed infomercial of an exclusive broadcast, but the 2016 Summer Games aren't going over too hot in Brazil.
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As Trump settled in for a rare weekend in Washington, his aides were going over just what happened and asking themselves how they could have prevailed.
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It's been the city's all-night mecca for sex and drugs—and pretty much anything else that keeps the party going—over the past few decades.
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Tapping the screen while going over a jump offers a little speed boost, and carving around corners with a great drift also offers a subtle boost.
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Bret: By the way, I'd be thrilled to be mistaken about any of this, because nominating Sanders is like going over Niagara Falls in a barrel.
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But none of the Trump clan may face a more thorough going-over than Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and top White House adviser.
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For whatever reason I'm going over, maybe I'm using my hotspot a little more and I'm getting these crazy bills and I want to explore options.
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Before going over to D.'s place that morning for our final conversation, I stopped by the corner store to pick up two cups of coffee.
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Verizon is also adding 15GB of 4G LTE data to customer accounts for no extra charge, which could prevent some people from going over their caps.
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I had Justin Thomas go over to play the French Open, then Matt Kuchar and Justin Rose will be going over to play the Scottish Open.
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With the actors in street clothes — T-shirts, sweatpants and, for some of the women, kerchiefs — Mr. Blankenbuehler spent about 20 minutes going over individual notes.
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Buying offers more flexibility, though: The car is yours to keep or sell, and you don't have to worry about going over an annual mileage limit.
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After going over his allotted time questioning Mr. Price, Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, grumbled that he would cede time in the nonexistent second round.
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Ross's video feed at the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) conference was faded out after roughly 20 minutes for going over his time limit, according to Bloomberg.
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The $48 all-around security suite also includes virtual private network (VPN) protection to protect your personal data going over a computer's connection to the internet.
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The Portuguese was booked by referee Mike Dean for going over to the Southampton bench after arguing with goalkeeping coach Andrew Sparkes over apparent time-wasting.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump was deep in discussion with political advisers going over campaign plans at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida just before 5 p.m.
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The volume buttons look to be, as Apple Insider notes, touch controls, as the phone has a waterfall display with the screen going over the edges.
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Buying offers more flexibility, though: You don't have to worry about going over an annual mileage limit and the car is yours to keep or sell.
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Trump's speech, while going over a long list of Tehran's nefarious activities, referred to the people of Iran as the main victims of the Iranian regime.
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We went and we started Niantic, this group of us, and I worked with him on that for a while before ultimately going over to Square.
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But for now, Trump is focused on his TV. He watches the screen like a coach going over game tape, studying the opposition, plotting next week's plays.
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A few ski trails in the snow lead to a small hill, but Stratton doesn't notice that they stop before it's too late and he's going over.
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He'd second-guess everything, going over again and again in his head all the decisions that led him to working at Walmart instead of representing Team USA.
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The context is that the first five years of this administration have been essentially just figuring out how do we keep us from going over the cliff?
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And, matter of fact, I wrote him another letter not long ago when I was going over some mail, just to tell him how much it meant.
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But Rea also loves going over-the-top on his show, which is why he decided to try and make his own dehydrated cheese powder from scratch.
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You know, the kind of thing no one prepares for when they're going over talking points and political messaging and where to get dinner after said interview.
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We are going over the holidays with another couple and one of them just texted me to tell me the flight we were eyeing dropped in price.
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But the flaw in the reasoning is that, by moving the date to the end of 2020, going over the cliff is just being postponed, not avoided.
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My mind goes blank—I get lost in trying to perfectly cut out a circle, in not going over the line, a feeling both primal and specific.
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If the response the Massachusetts senator got at CNN's town hall with young voters was a good barometer, it's going over very well so far with students.
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As the Sykes were going over Hannah's adoption materials, they noticed that in nearly every picture, Hannah was holding hands or playing with the same little boy.
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The real question is whether it's capable enough to keep pros from not going over to Windows, where they've traditionally been able to get power per dollar.
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"I think we're used to the President going over the top," Grant Bosse, editorial page editor of the New Hampshire Union Leader newspaper in Manchester, told CNN.
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Google the Angeles Crest Highway and you'll find too many news stories of fatalities, and even a dash-cam video of a car going over the edge.
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Night after night there were unplanned delays, drama about speakers going over and pissing off later speakers, and plenty of off-the-record shit-talking to reporters.
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This is Donald Trump going over the head of the media right to the American people, advancing his domestic agenda and being totally transparent with these people.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell didn't lock down the bill-writing process in order to block liberals from going over the bill with a fine-tooth comb.
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She typically meets with White House chief of staff John Kelly or Trump in the Oval Office beforehand, going over her scripted answers and soliciting their input.
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SO SECRETARY ROSS IS GOING OVER TO NEGOTIATE THE FRAMEWORK SO THAT COMPANIES CAN ENTER INTO LONG-TERM AGRICULTURE SALES, LONG-TERM ENERGY SALES AND THOSE BECOME.
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The context for America's current economic performance is that the national economy was in danger of going over the edge in 2202, into a second Great Depression.
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"I was asked if I would be interested in going over to the White House for a meeting," Lynch said in a statement to the Boston Globe.
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My friend's dad ran over one of these RAZR iterations with their minivan in the most dramatic punishment for going over texting minutes that I've ever seen.
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I can assure you they didn't think they were going over there to fight, to prepare to give their lives so that the American economy could thrive.
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"Before I knew it, people were making signs and going over the top like elementary teachers do," North Elementary teacher Staci Scott-Stewart told CNN on Monday.
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One expert I spoke to called aspects of Hong Kong's government "hideously complicated," but to understand some of the protesters' demands, it's worth going over the basics.
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Long before then, he said, people who knew anything about the line knew that there was a big curve going over the highway, requiring a major slowdown.
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In February, during a dinner with the Japanese prime minister, Trump and his top aides were photographed going over their response to a North Korean missile test.
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Joe: I can do quick lines and stop it just by squeezing my hand together, and then kind of redefine them by going over, back and forth.
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They began by going over some basic background — questions about her family and her health — and quickly got to the crux of their expectations for the hearing.
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Going over a certain limit could require additional applications and exams, but you are still likely to get a high level of coverage at a low cost.
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Doolittle, commander of the mission, and his co-pilot Cole sat in the cockpit of their B-20163 going over a preflight checklist with the engines running.
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Etta-Tawo has been held below 90 yards in three of his last four games after going over 100 yards in each of his first five contests.
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Speaking of going over the edge, Mr. Mendelson elegantly gives us a shove with the revealer at 58A, which just happens to be GO OVER THE EDGE.
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In construction drones can help avoid projects going over budget by catching mistakes made translating the digital model to the reality on the ground early in the process.
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Joseph Fiennes as Michael Jackson is not going over well During a 1993 interview with Oprah Winfrey, Michael Jackson rejected the idea of a white actor portraying him.
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Still they stood, A great wave from it going over them, As if the earth in one unlooked-for favor Had made them certain earth returned their love.
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Ryan Murphy [an executive producer] came upstairs at one point to talk to me about the next scene, and he found me going over lines in the bathroom.
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Campbell: He'd be in a game and we'd be standing on deck in between innings, kind of just talking and going over the pitcher and what he's got.
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Salvini, when asked by a reporter on a Facebook live video during an official visit to Tunis whether it was worth going over 2 percent, replied: "Obviously yes".
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I was looking at the budget, seeing what we had to work with, and was like, you can make it work, but we're not going over that number.
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The chief of the world's largest asset management fund is not pleased with how things are going over in the U.K. amid its divorce with the European Union.
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From his perch at the BPC, Powell could see the "unthinkable" potentially unfolding, the federal government going over a fiscal cliff for the first time in US history.
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A campaign for STD prevention and awareness cheekily presented Bert and Ernie going over their test results, looking for all the world like a loving — and safe — couple.
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The danger with choosing the smallest plan is that I risk going over my allotted data and pay an overage fee, but there are ways to monitor usage.
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I soon developed a daily pattern of going over to Emerson's house to perform odd jobs for loose change that I would then spend at the general store.
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But that is not the same as going over the top: initiating the great battle, yet to be fought, over the soul and mission of the Labour Party.
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There was delight for the home crowd as Robbie Grabarz confirmed his place in the final amid plenty of cheering by going over 2.31m at the last attempt.
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If I didn't properly evaluate "cost and quality as [I sought] care," thus going over my allotted $1,000, I would have nothing left to pay for uncovered services.
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"Henry Ford II relaunched his company in Europe during the dawn of globalism by going over there and winning the most famous race in the world," Baime said.
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That adds to a growing list of political issues that dealers say are likely to worry investors in sterling as the talks get going over the next year.
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On Wednesday afternoon, children in a fourth-grade classroom were going over a section in their test-prep books about how to distinguish among poems, plays and prose.
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" A 27-year-old woman in the Boston area said of brain chips: "The thing just keeps going over in my brain is that you're altering the brain.
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Here's the problem with all the money the government is spending on these fires: Because they're going over budget, they have to take the money from other sources.
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Putting yourself in a situation where you have no control—going over to strange men's houses—but acting as the director and telling these men what to do.
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Here, the series hammers home exactly why Jules started going over other men accused of sexual assault on campus: Jules knows that she can't prosecute her own rapist.
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I was going over to my ex-partner's house after work, which sometimes is when anxiety strikes and it's hard to be on the same page as everyone.
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Xiao Han, an associate law professor in Beijing, cited one of Aesop's fables, of a man trying and failing to stop a donkey from going over a cliff.
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Blue Jays 6, Yankees 2 TORONTO — Sonny Gray stood in the visitors' clubhouse at Rogers Centre late Friday night going over what had happened a few hours before.
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It starts near a park north of downtown Nashville, before going over a bridge across the river and looping back through an industrial area that's currently being redeveloped.
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I saw her again that week while she and Goossen were going over images, loan forms and paperwork related to the forthcoming exhibition, and then she returned home.
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Going over last-minute music/score changes in the pilot thanks to the magic of PIX video software — all stuff I'm figuring out, having never done this before.
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The 85033-point drop in consumer confidence was the largest since December 2012, when concerns about going over a "fiscal cliff" led to a 9.8 drop in sentiment.
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David Brooks Opinion Columnist In the weeks ahead, we're going to spend a lot of time going over Brett Kavanaugh's biography — where he's from and what he's written.
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Jeter was unbothered by the crew preparing the set and stayed in his zone going over the role he was about to play in less than two hours.
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Toward the beginning of the year, I spent hours planning each stop — going over notes on the plane ride and sketching out what each day might look like.
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All of which heightens the possibility that the two-year clock may expire without a deal, a scenario known in Brexit vernacular as going over the cliff edge.
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Country singer Kylie Rae Harris was wasted and going over 100 MPH during a fatal car crash that killed her and another person ... this according to law enforcement.
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Knowing the vote transmissions are going over the internet, the researchers decided to see if they could find the backend internet-connected systems that receive the transmitted votes.
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If you're communicating with someone using your JMP number, your cell carrier doesn't actually know what your JMP number is because that's going over data and it's encrypted.
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"We remain cautiously constructive on demand we do not see this going over a cliff and we are not petrified of some fall off in Chinese demand," Croft said.
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You can also create glittery eyes by outlining the places you want to sparkle with white eyeliner, going over the lines with eyelash glue, then dabbing glitter on them.
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Amazon said many Alexa developers are already using a free tier of AWS, but this promotion will help those who end up going over the limits of that tier.
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Because we weren't sleeping together — for Justin, abstinence was a firm commitment to his faith — we never tempted ourselves by going over to each other's apartments late at night.
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Ramos said 30 to 40 lawyers in Tijuana have been going over people's asylum cases in more detail, trying to weed out migrants who don't have strong asylum claims.
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Last year, Variety reported on the many behind-the-scenes woes the show was facing, including cycling through showrunners and writers, tossed scripts, going over budget, and production stalls.
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So, no, we did not tell -- they did not know the mission, but they knew we were going over an area that they had a lot of fire power.
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Related: Hurricane Matthew heads to Bahamas after killing 28 across Caribbean "Some vehicles are going over it but the number that can do that is very limited," Delafield said.
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So again, most researchers didn't dedicate much time to peer review, while a prolific minority spent a relatively large chuck of time going over the research of their peers.
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The Easter egg: Prior to the final fight, Happy (Jon Favreau) is going over the moving plane's inventory and mentions a new prototype for Captain America's (Chris Evans) shield.
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She and Cooper had just started going over their lines (she, of course, already had her script memorized at that point) when he surprised her with an improvised bit.
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But I personally find this pose psychologically stimulating, since I imagine going over to my partner's house, dropping everything immediately, and getting right down to business in a doorway.
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"The internet may allow you to keep relationships going over a much wider geographical area, but [for now], a shoulder 2,000 miles away isn't as good to cry on."
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Drake also addresses his son directly on "March 14," going over details about finding out via DNA test that the child was his and then celebrating with his friends.
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Nathan J. Knab and another rider were spotted by a state trooper as they were going over 100 mph on Route 100 just after 10 pm, according to police.
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That's pretty easy to fix though — all you have to do to avoid going over is pay for more storage or carefully manage exactly what you backup to Drive.
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Captain Obvious says these two simply do not like either other and therefore can't resist going over whatever line that even a traditional charity dinner draws in the sand.
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The technology, which will eventually be required by law, automatically slows a train that is going over the speed limit and can prevent derailments, collisions and improper track switching.
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A rule guaranteeing net neutrality–which would cover only how network providers treat content going over their lines–won't solve the larger, structural issues of noncompetitive, high-priced access.
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The object of the game is to make money while selling lemonade, while also not going over your given assets and using profits to buy more lemonade to sell.
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" When asked why he said this, considering many of his Republican colleagues are not happy with Trump, King said: "I wanted him to think it was going over great.
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These fans have been going over every inch of this game with a fine toothed comb, looking for anything out of place, and have latched onto the character models.
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SPECIAL POST — Deep inside the Ballroom at the Stamford, Connecticut Marriott Hotel, puzzle creator Eric Berlin paces the floor, going over the myriad last-minute details in his head.
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"Nobody has a really good sense, fundamentally, where this market should be going over the next couple of quarters," said Scott Klimo, co-manager of the Sextant International Fund.
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She testified Tuesday that she doesn't remember large blocks of time after Cosby gave her wine while they were going over a scene at a home outside Reno, Nevada.
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I could have easily spent the rest of the year going over every scrap of paper, bauble, and looming statue in Castillo del Sol, cataloging the origin of each.
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With names like Taylor Swift, Emma Stone, Kristen Stewart, Rooney Mara, and more going over to the light side, it's nice to see some male blood in the mix.
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He seemed to need these things just to get out of bed, the way a soldier knocks down a tot of rum before going over the top in battle.
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It was "like the Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger going over to London and getting knighted," said Oliver Grant, a founding member of the group who is known as Power.
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"I think the wind is going to be in our face as we are going over the Queensboro Bridge, which is the worst climb in the world," he said.
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While Trump was a whirl of ignorance, vindictiveness and self-destruction, some advisers stopped him from going over the edge by ignoring his "crazy shit," as McGahn called it.
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They were going over to these canvas stalls with dim little lights, where they had these colored drinks — purple, green, yellow, blue, red — but it was just sugar water.
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He was interrupted by the moderators for going over time once, but other than that, Steyer was the most effective at using the time he had in the debate.
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Morgan sat on a ratty-looking couch, cracking jokes and going over bits from his set with the comedian Jeff Stilson, a longtime standup with a friendly, weathered face.
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A formal announcement on the project, which has caused controversy for going over-budget and is opposed by some environmental campaigners, is expected to be made later on Tuesday.
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So when Mr. Tonchi walked into the Proenza show and took his seat across the room, Ms. Hirschberg floated the idea of going over to let him have it.
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"I've spent a lot of time going over numbers and looking at counties, and I'm still having trouble seeing how he'll come up with that many votes," she said.
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Half the time, your hard work completely goes to waste and you end up going over the same spot 500 times just to suck up a stale fruit loop.
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Most millionaires do not expect big things, or the U.S. economy going over a cliff, in the next year, according to the results of the new CNBC Millionaire Survey.
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In a penthouse suite at the sleek James hotel in NoMad, Ms. Bloomfield, 44, recently sat for hours going over what happened, flanked by her wife and her publicist.
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Twelve teams — including the Los Angeles Dodgers — are capped at $300,000 for going over the bonus-pool limit in previous years, according to figures obtained by The Associated Press.
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Travis Scott's fans were packed like sardines at his concert, and the overflow had some fans going over the edge -- literally leaping off a balcony into a mosh pit.
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To avoid going over the quota and paying the tax, HFTs would want to avoid paying the tax, so they may not provide bids and offers with the same regularity.
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She spent two years going over and over the mistakes she made and finally decided to go public as an advocate for swim safety in her community of Tomball, Texas.
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Two-year bond yield spreads, another indicator of where investors see relative policy rates going over the near term, also point to UK rates rising more than euro zone rates.
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This fall, the BC Utilities Commission issued reports indicating the Site C hydroelectric dam project was behind schedule and at risk of going over its nearly C$9 billion budget.
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This time, he would be going over with what he's already done but with a slightly darker pigment, the contrast of the two contributing to a more three-dimensional appearance.
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CRAMER: NOW WHAT CAN THEY DO TO HELP YOU IT'S CLEAR LOOKING AT THE NUMBERS AND I WAS GOING OVER THE NUMBERS OF THE AIRLINES THAT HAVE REPORTED SO FAR.
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Invoking Ronald Reagan and going over the heads of Congress is bad history; Mr. Reagan, with the exceptional skill of lieutenants such as Jim Baker, seriously and effectively courted Congress.
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" He added: "You've got dozens and dozens of detectives behind me going over absolutely every tip both on social media and phone calls trying to determine where this suspect is.
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We are going over all of our safety protocols with all of our staff again, as the safety and security of all of our patrons is always our main concern.
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Late Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, prosecutors spent several hours going over the deposition Cosby gave in Constand's long-settled civil suit filed in 2005, in which he discussed Constand.
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On April 18, 1942, Doolittle and co-pilot Richard E. "Dick" Cole sat in the cockpit of their B-25 going over a preflight check list with the engines running.
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"The turkeys were handed to, let's say, someone going over the speed limit a few miles an hour or rolling through a stop sign," Lieutenant Neil Lawrence told ABC News.
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Photo illustration of an Amazon sign going over a Border bookstore (AP/Gizmodo)Remember when news leaked that Amazon was planning to open a lot more brick-and-mortar stores?
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So, for example, therapist who used it say it's awesome because I don't waste time in the session going over things that happen and can dive right into the problems.
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And we have a preview meeting going over our game plan for our next game, and right after that is when the music stops and it's time to individually focus.
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In the clip, Kendall is going over her upcoming schedule with momager Kris Jenner, who reminds her that she has back-to-back trips scheduled to Paris, Milan and London.
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"It's tempting to overspend when you are in the store, but if you have that initial list you can make sure you're not going over the set amounts," Palmer said.
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After going over the numbers — women, on average, make 79 percent of what men make when they all work full time, year-round, and minority women make even less — Mrs.
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The debt limit was exceeded earlier this year, but the Treasury Department has been taking steps known as "extraordinary measures" to prevent the government from going over its borrowing limit.
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"If he doesn't know it now, I'm pretty sure he's sitting with a highlighter going over it because he's going to want to make it his moment," Jedediah Bila said.
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Even though Maddon and other Dodgers players said they did not think it was going to be a home run, Kershaw said he thought it was going over the fence.
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On Tuesday, as Mr. Trump sat with advisers in the late morning going over the results of the latest campaign surveys, some of the data was already out of date.
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DNC leaders have ardently resisted the idea of a single-issue debate on climate change, but activists inside the party organization are teasing the idea of going over their heads.
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TMZ reports that the incident occurred when the O'Learys' boat crashed into a larger vessel, going over its bow and striking a male passenger in the head, killing him instantly.
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OCO is a war fund that has been a way for lawmakers to inject money into the budget without going over spending caps set by the 2011 Budget Control Act.
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"She said she is going over to eat one of them $9 slices of cake because she wanted to know what does a $9 slice of cake taste like," Mrs.
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I was stressed about going over budget, but thankfully, I had more than enough money in my emergency fund to cover the rest of our trip without draining it entirely.
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You can also more clearly gauge the reaction — and this soon into a new job, I suggest dropping the request if you detect any hint that it's going over poorly.
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Lindsie Chrisley is going over the river and through the woods for a special Christmas retreat ... shacking up in a majestic tree house and steering clear of her daddy drama.
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"So far it's going over in the military and veterans community like a lead balloon," said Paul Rieckhoff, CEO and founder of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, or IAVA.
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I remember as a kid seeing WWII movies and you'd have some captain or lieutenant or officer of some sort saying, 'OK, we're going over this hill, come on fellas.
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Even more noticeable was the way the dancers encouraged and helped one another between numbers, going over forgotten steps, or teaching each other new ones that had just been added.
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Apple talked about a lot during its annual developer conference keynote on Monday, but it didn't spend a ton of time going over the changes coming to its Siri voice assistant.
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But he has been closely going over the car ever since and fell in love on a fast canyon run to San Juan Capistrano from his home in Canyon Lake, Calif.
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Mr. Dalio, who has written about his own personal struggles with bipolar disorder, has directed a film that flirts with madness (some would say dangerously) while not going over the edge.
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Yet "Shangri-La", a new four-part documentary series, is not much interested in going over these achievements; named after his studio in Malibu, it focuses on his musical methodology instead.
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The conservative filmmaker had pleaded guilty in 2014 for donating $20,000 to New York politician Wendy Long, allegedly going over the contribution limit by directing other donors to give to her.
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The school sent out a recorded message the Sunday before photos were taken going over the dress code policy that Scott said he never heard nor saw, according to the station.
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That way, they won't make the mistake of accidentally going over budget, as is often the case with traditional credit cards, which then benefit from charging interest on the unpaid balance.
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A big part of the training process is going over every little detail that could go wrong so that crews know how to step in and fix an issue if necessary.
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I say this because the quintessential shot of Tess' car going over the George Washington Bridge into a sun-drenched Manhattan made me feel some type of way about the city.
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But I guess the meetings sort of started with them kind of like going over what their policies are, why they had these policies in place, and how they enforce them.
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This was actually T-Mobile's strategy for years, undercutting AT&T and Verizon on price and charges for going over data limits after failing to sell to AT&T in 2011.
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They would stock up any way they could — from getting expired samples from her doctor to getting surplus from other diabetics to going over the northern border for cheap Canadian insulin.
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In new docs, obtained by TMZ, Ed says Keshia should be "ashamed" for saying he wants their baby dead, and thinks she's going over the top to make him look bad.
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And his reasoning somehow can be analogized to removing a mosquito's foreskin: "You don't have to spend a lot of time going over and kind of circumcising the mosquito," he said.
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If you're worried about going over your data cap because Facebook uses too much data in the background, then the lite version of the app may be just what you need.
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"Most couples don't anticipate how much a wedding is actually going to cost, so they end up underestimating what they're going to spend and then going over their budget," she says.
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This is like the coolest kid in school going over to the awkward loner and slapping his lunch tray out of his hands for no reason while everyone points and laughs.
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The Globe and Mail reports that the attack took place over seven minutes and that one driver following the van said it was going over 70 kilometers an hour [43 MPH].
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Defense attorney Angela Agrusa spent hours going over Constand's phone records, zeroing in on ones made on March 16, 2004, during the timeframe she had previously alleged the assault took place.
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For example, with my online trainees, all of them have a workout plan to follow, but I never want them going over the plan for the first time in the gym.
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As he put it, it should be "context sensitive," like when I was going over the 65-mph-limit and the screen in front of me projected that brightly and clearly.
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He began in Venezuela and then moved through Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, going over the Andes and into the headwaters of the Amazon, following it east to the coast of Brazil.
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I try to go and get some form of exercise: flipping a tire — you flip it, boom, like 20 times — or running down my driveway or going over the bike trails.
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"[If] you keep on bringing it up and going over and over it again, it gives the person time to think of how they can get out of it," Detore says.
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Mr. Trump managed to win both because Mr. Rubio and Mr. Kasich maintained a lot more of their collective support there than elsewhere, preventing Mr. Cruz from going over the top.
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Mr. Högel had confessed to killing 43 his patients, and spent the early days of the trial going over the medical files of each of the 100 patients with the judge.
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I get the fact that Congressman Devin Nunes and Senator Lindsey Graham have a contest going over who can debase themselves in public the most by defending indefensible actions by Trump.
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"It's so tough to get 10 rebounds because I'm not like the most athletic guy going over people," said Calderon, who has both game balls in a trophy case at home.
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It's also unclear whether the trains were using positive train control technology, which automatically slows a train that is going over the speed limit and which BNSF has committed to adopting.
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The Chicago Architecture River Cruise, by Shoreline Sightseeing, gives tourists the lowdown on the city's astounding architecture, going over the history of the famous buildings that make up Chicago's iconic skyline.
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About 50 search-and-rescue personnel backed by National Guard troops were going over tens of thousands of blackened charred acres in Sonoma County for bodies, sheriff's spokeswoman Misti Harris said.
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"It doesn't change my opinion of where Fed policy is going to be going over the next year — which is probably a little tighter than what's priced in right now," Rosenberg said.
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One of the best parts, Lafferty said, comes when all the mania of the shooting day is over and they get to sit together alone in the editing room, going over footage.
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When I was in Spain in October, I frequently joked with people that in Seattle, my home city, there was a vicious five-year running battle going over a single bike lane.
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Tesla says its former employee stole company secrets and poached employees – though it was pretty unsuccessful at the last bit, as only two employees ended up going over to the new co.
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Deep in the story, the CEO acknowledges that YouTube's biggest challenges stems from so-called "borderline content" — videos that come close to breaking the site's rules without quite going over the line.
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That narrow interpretation is not going over well with aliran kepercayaan followers, who say that local governments in Indonesia's far-flung regions will continue to discriminate in the delivery of public services.
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I remember once I was going over to Iraq to do a USO show, and he suggested that I create more material specific to the troops and their world and their lives.
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But Raymond didn't respond, according to R.K. Raymond told BuzzFeed News that he did not know students were going over to Jensen's house, and did not recall the conversation that R.K. described.
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"The app may be free, but going over your data plan could cost you bigtime," says Jen Barrett, chief education officer at investment site Acorns and editor of the digital magazine Grow.
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AS A MATTER, ONE OF THE REASONS WHY I'M GOING OVER THERE IS LAST YEAR WE STARTED THE TERRORIST FINANCING TARGETING CENTER WITH ALL THE GULF COUNTRIES AND IT'S BASED IN SAUDI.
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The slowing down is not the good news because that will allow for some training so the rain will end up going over and the same spots as the waves come in.
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I run a biweekly medical research seminar on Tuesdays, so I spend the morning going over the postdoc's presentation, making sure catered lunch is on its way, and setting up the room.
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Don't make it harder by converting all of your savings into the form of gold coins, going over to the edge of the woods, and then whacking each coin into the woods.
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Her savings tip, which is part of a larger campaign by the Council for Economic Education to promote financial literacy, is to spend time each week going over your expenses and savings.
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BNSF Railway has been a leader in implementing positive train control (PTC), a technology that automatically slows down a train going over the speed limit and will eventually be required by law.
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This means that you will not be charged any more for going over your contract limit while on holiday than you would be at home – though these costs vary significantly between providers.
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That could help support higher interest rates, and keep the debate going over whether the Fed will raise interest rates a total of three times, as it has predicted, or even more.
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If you don't use enough gel or foam, you may forget where you've been and end up going over the same area multiple times, increasing your likelihood of getting razor burns.4.
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Although IUDs have become even more popular in the past few months, they can still be somewhat of a mystery — so it's worth going over the basics and clarifying a few misconceptions.
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When that "aha!" moment hit me, it struck hard, and I found myself going over the completed puzzle again to admire the thought that went into constructing a theme like Mr. Chen's.
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He stopped going over the weekend, when his daughter in Oregon told him a resident of a senior living facility across the street from the cafe had tested positive for the virus.
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For a game that is basically "Psychic Wizard machine-guns demon army to death," I spent a lot of time dismantling equipment for parts just to keep from going over inventory limits.
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"We had heard through our family and friends that there was like a dark cloud that was going over … and that dark cloud was John Paul Jones," Nielson, 31, told Access Hollywood.
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"I believe [Deputy National Security Adviser] Matt Pottinger and I are going over there in early January … to talk about a lot of things, including trade," Kudlow said at the White House.
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As Jose Mourinho grew irritated, the Tottenham manager was booked by referee Mike Dean for going over to the Southampton bench after arguing with goalkeeping coach Andrew Sparkes over apparent time-wasting.
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Before going over some highlights from this year, I should note that nearly all the people I approach while on assignment are happy to speak with me and generous with their time.
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And I remember as a kid seeing World War 2 movies, you know, and you'd have some Captain or Lieutenant or Officer of some sort saying, 'Okay, We're going over this hill.
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She insists that she's authentic, straightforward, and without filter while maintaining a well-documented fear of fluorescent lighting (she won't be photographed in it without sunglasses, even going over choreography in shades).
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KURTZ: You know, I often think that when President Trump goes too far, said something offensive or makes a mistake, his critics sort of play into his hands by going over the top.
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It changed the nature of Muslim relations in the United States, and it opened a debate that is rarely acknowledged but is still going over whether Muslim Americans are accepted as equal citizens.
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Domestic agenda "I felt we had in motion a plan that would probably work, you know, Pompeo and Pence going over to give a message to Turkey," Graham later told CNN's Suzanne Malveaux.
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I think it would be really, really funny if they wanted to arrest me because I don't want to spend 80 hours going over emails I had with Steve Bannon and Roger Stone.
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And even though I ended up going over by around $30, I still consider the experiment a success because I saved money, and I didn't force myself to cut back on everything, either.
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STEVE LIESMAN: I have done here what I do every day on television, which is anger my producers by going over my time cues, so I'm going to have to end it here.
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And there is a meditative quality to watching someone practice their speedrunning, like a martial artist going over moves and combinations in the gym: practicing every minute motion until it's perfect, second nature.
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The new limited-edition frozen beverage from Starbucks that's taken the world by storm isn't going over so well with the people who have to make it — and it's easy to see why.
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Hansel Robles relieved Addison Reed and was able to limit the damage to two runs, on sacrifice flies by Hunter Pence and Brandon Crawford that came perilously close to going over the fence.
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After my second month of consistently going over my spending limit on dining out (Mint sends you notifications when you're getting close to your limits) I committed to eating at home more often.
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"There's been more passive resistance, until now, by the Air Force going over to the Hill and telling people, 'We don't need this, we don't want it, it's a bad idea,'" Harrison said.
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Goldman said it would raise its dividend by 5 cents to 85 cents a share in the second quarter of 2019 and buy back $5 billion of stock, not going over $6.3 billion.
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We will have to have a very grounded and serious discussion with the central bank about what is going on and what its purpose should be, without the government going over the bank.
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LF Andrew Benintendi made a huge catch in the eighth inning, going over the wall in left field to rob Steven Souza of a two-run home run in a 3-0 game.
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Annie Edson Taylor — in a moment of unequivocal courage but questionable decision-making — became the first, and oldest, person to survive going over Niagara Falls in a barrel (yes, a barrel) in 1901.
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"I thought when that hit happened, with Bailey going over there and answering the bell, I thought from that standpoint, he pulled the rest of the group in," Islanders Coach Barry Trotz said.
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Insider attacks have been a major problem among security forces struggling with low morale and high desertion rates, and there have been repeated instances of police and soldiers going over to the Taliban.
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"Every day that Amtrak is going over these tracks with freight trains, which they do on a daily basis in our country, the potential for an event like this is real," he said.
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Instead, they said, the aim is to slow the virus's spread in order to allow hospitals to treat those who do come down with severe cases of the virus without going over capacity.
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And while it wasn't a feature we needed, kid's club activities were also included in the rate, which saves families significant money and offers parents a much-needed break, without going over budget.
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Most of the call was going over our personal financial goals, both short and long term, and coming up with habits and strategies that would allow us to meet these goals over time.
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"I was just watching the news, seeing how things were going over there," said the 53-year-old, one of several soldiers Reuters was allowed to interview on condition they not be named.
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According to ICE officials, they were concerned that ORR staff were consuming too much of the 10 minutes allotted for parents and children to speak and were also going over the allotted time.
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Stone's cookbook has become a kind of guide for me at home, not just as an introduction to Greek food but also on how to cook for guests without going over the top.
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I got sent out for coffee while it was quiet, so I had to cross the puddle and opted for the push-off-the-wall technique, so that served me well going over.
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But with conservatives and Wall Street starting to get impatient about the pace and details of the Trump tax cuts, news of yet another unpopular new tax idea isn't going over well right now.
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"I [had] a computer that was hooked up to a private phone line....So I could communicate with a wide range of friends without going over the State Department servers," he wrote to Clinton.
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On the inside, the white OP5T is the same as the black model I reviewed a few months ago, so I'm not going to spend a ton of time going over every detail again.
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It's all another extension of how C.K. has long operated with his comedy, going over the line, dancing on it, shifting uncomfortably on top of and back over it (and, with that, redefining it).
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But he was all business, going over the "Philadelphia Voices" score and the logistics of how to perform it, asking who would join the orchestra to play Mr. Machover's digital recordings on the keyboard.
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When we find ourselves in disagreement with our superiors, we're often forced to choose between two difficult decisions: Safeguard our careers by keeping our mouths shut or risk ostracism by going over their heads.
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The Dawson's Creek alum rescued daughter Cricket Pearl on Tuesday night, jumping into an infinity pool fully clothed after the 4-year-old found herself on a float close to going over its edge.
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The parade of celebrities (including Jason Momoa, Alfre Woodard, Kumail Nanjiani, J.J. Abrams, Sara Bareilles, and even Big Bird) continued on, with each going over the many shows headed to Apple TV Plus — eventually.
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In what can only be described as a sexist scavenger hunt, people began going over her work to see how much she'd really contributed to the project that skyrocketed her to unasked-for fame.
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"Whether it's on the ground, physically working against terrorist activity, or in an office going over the intelligence we have gathered to prevent terrorism, it would be a great fit for me," he said.
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On this episode, Trixie and Katya—former contestants on RuPaul's Drag Race—tackle the ins and outs of hooking up, going over online dating, meeting up IRL, and a few bedroom dos and don'ts.
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"Worth" picks up right where last week's episode left off, with a teary-eyed Rick going over the letter Carl left behind for him, as actor Chandler Riggs reads it in a voice-over.
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Say you've got a set piece, and are trying to get past a wall, think not of going over it like the countless Cristiano Ronaldos of the world (he's a dime a dozen, people).
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She advises doing your research before the appointment, and being clear about what you're looking for by going over styles offered, showing pictures (preferably from the stylist's own Instagram), and discussing needs or concerns.
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The problem was that this was a fundamentally 'nonlinear' problem; that's like the difference in complexity between floating down a lazy river and going over a waterfall, where your motion becomes chaotic and unpredictable.
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How to find a super-Earth In 2015, Dittmann was going over some observation data of small red stars collected by two robotically controlled observatories, called the MEarth Project, when he spotted something promising.
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He said sometimes he felt a little foolish going over the top with some of this stuff but he wanted to get to a place where the North Koreans felt they had to talk.
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Hunter saw the ball going over his head and lifted off his feet—as if the ground fell underneath him—tipped back, and stretched out his hand to make divine contact with the ball.
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I know how important it was for her to honor this story, and with that, there was a lot of rehearsing, and going over the circumstance of what happened when [Butler's] son was hit.
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For a month and a half, he spent each morning going over a draft of the legislation, demonstrating the same obsession to detail he'd shown in planning his tax fraud scheme and criminal defense.
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You're standing there, having a meltdown over fictional characters or trying to explain some complex comic book lore, and you can see it in your parent's eyes — it's just completely going over their heads.
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Pratt & Whitney is seen to be wary of the political risks of dealing with Iran, especially with the F-35 project at the centre of Trump's criticism of aerospace firms for going over budget.
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Unless you happen to have an unlimited data plan with your cellular provider, you may want to keep tabs on your data usage to prevent going over your monthly limit and incurring extra fees.
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I think that's [where I] get [my drive], making sure everything is perfect and going over every little detail because my mom was really hard on me as a kid with homework and projects.
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I'm not religious, but the point you reach here, there's a sense of going over to the other side: You've got to the end of this particular road and then something else opens up.
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Urs Fischer: I remember going over to Gavin's [Gavin Brown's enterprise, Fischer's gallery in New York] one day and there was Mina, cooking up a meal with a radiant smile and big, open eyes.
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I've been going over this, trying to figure out who I should approach, and came to the realization that there's only a certain set of people who can forgive you no matter what: family.
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Again, they'll still text you to buy more data, but if you decide not to buy more data you're not going to get charged for going over, you're just going to have slower speeds.
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From there, as Alan's music swells cinematically, the story starts to fragment, so it's probably worth going over the montage beat by beat: Camille gets home, runs to Amma's bedroom and finds it deserted.
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She spent much of the weekend in her farmhouse in Holly, Michigan, a rural town north of Detroit, going over impeachment evidence and reports, in addition to the House manuals of rules and procedures.
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This was not terrain I had expected to find myself going over only a few months earlier, but it ended up forming a part of my reporting life for two and a half years.
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Pratt & Whitney is seen to be wary of the political risks of dealing with Iran, especially with the F-35 project at the center of Trump's criticism of aerospace firms for going over budget.
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Tight end Greg Olsen is the top target of Newton, going over 1,000 yards in each of the last two seasons while hauling in seven passes for 77 yards and a TD against Seattle.
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At one point, a large wave almost washed Ford overboard the Monterey, but his foot got caught on a drain, preventing him from going over, US Navy spokesman Corey Todd Jones told Business Insider.
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I took a quick ride in downtown San Francisco on the "smart" scooter and most noticeably the big, thick wheels made going over a curb or rutted SF street not as harrowing of an experience.
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It was one close-up of Emilia that really tells that story very well, where you see her, she's going over the edge, and then she forces herself back when she pulls her hand back.
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Going over 25Mbps is very typical, and crossing that gigabit marker can happen regularly if you're standing near one of the carrier's 21G nodes, which utilize millimeter wave technology to achieve the faster download rates.
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"We are going over all of our safety protocols with all of our staff again, as the safety and security of all of our patrons is always our main concern," the company told the Tennessean.
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As the senators asked questions—occasionally going over the same ground and often getting "I can't talk about that publicly" replies from Comey— social media twisted itself into conniptions over anything that was halfway interesting.
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WHEN WE REDUCE OUR TRADE DEFICIT WITH CHINA, THAT MEANS MORE FACTORIES AND JOBS ON HOME SOIL, FASTER GROWTH, AND THAT MEANS LESS MONEY GOING OVER ABROAD THAT CAN COME BACK HERE TO BUY AMERICA.
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There are a ton of moving parts to Nest Secure, and while the company's aim is to design a dead-simple security system, it's worth going over in detail how it's all supposed to function.
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The coaching staff informed Giga they would be going over film during their meeting, but told him not to mind the cameras around the room—they were just simply documenting everything for their postseason run.
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Annamaria Lusardi, professor of economics and accountancy at George Washington University: Spend a little time each week going over your personal finances and educating yourself about personal finance — you will become both knowledgeable and rich!
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I was able to briefly demo a pre-production set of MW50s ahead of today's announcement and found them very comfortable to wear, even though they rested on my ears instead of going over them.
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Diamondbacks RH Zack Greinke (27: 23-3, 1.66) De La Rosa is the Rockies' all-time leader in victories (78) and strikeouts (877) but has struggled in the early going over the last few seasons.
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We'll provide concise parameters they have to stay within so they're not going over time, and so they're staying contextually correct to what's happening, but we let them fill in those gaps on their own.
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Other times I've gone to alternative practitioners, and they spend like an hour with you, talking to you and going over your concerns and your problems, and it's by and large a pretty pleasant experience.
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In 1999, each senator was given 15 minutes to make his or her case for Clinton's acquittal or conviction on the Senate floor and they were prohibited from filibustering by going over the time limit.
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"I remember that during holidays and special occasions, like going over to my grandma's house to eat or my cousins coming to visit, it was a big part of our lives, those smells," she says.
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Beth Kobliner, author of "Make Your Kid a Money Genius (Even If You're Not)," recommends going over the following points well ahead of orientation: "On the Money" airs on CNBC Saturdays at 5:30 a.m.
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"Some of the things that we're going over now towards the end of the season that we're trying to emphasize are maybe a little different than when he was here four weeks ago," Hornacek said.
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Mitt Romney's op-ed criticizing President Donald Trump isn't going over particularly well with his niece — which generally wouldn't be a big deal, except she happens to be the chair of the Republican National Committee.
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Weeks before competition, Hales had been experiencing full-body stingers that could be induced by things as miniscule as sneezing or going over a speed bump, but postponed a doctor's visit in lieu of the tournament.
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The two struggle taking their clothes off before they have sex and immediately start climaxing at the same time — a detail that is not going over well with some moviegoers who say it's unrealistic for women.
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Christina Romer and David Romer respond to criticisms that mainstream progressive economists attacked the Gerald Friedman analysis of the Sanders plan without going into the details by going over the analysis with a fine-toothed comb.
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When I did I would spend a massive amount of time going over imperfections, I would cry before work because I believed people would see me and only see my imperfections, then judge me on it.
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If you're getting ready in low light, I would always suggest going over your foundation with a brush for a more flawless finish — that's my safety net, but it needs to be super soft, not dense.
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The first time I was exposed to that of music was when I was about seven or eight, going over to a friend's house and his older brother was playing a set from the Rezerection events.
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They smoke out of Dev's vape on Chef Jeff's impossibly beautiful rooftop while questioning the true meaning of yoga, going over Italian profanity, and sharing meaningful glances while gushing about how much they miss each other.
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The FRA awarded $28500 million to 6900 projects in six states and the District of Columbia to implement positive train control (PTC), a system that automatically slows a train that is going over the speed limit.
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The walls inside were lined with baby pictures of their sons, and photos of Hall's parents on the beach; his mother still lives nearby, and they were going over to her house for dinner that night.
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"There is now a wire cam going over the top of the Postage Stamp, which is the first time it's ever been done at an Open venue," said Kieron Stevenson, the head professional at Royal Troon.
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"We're gonna have to try and top it," he said back then, "but we had a lot of planes going over and a lot of military might, and it was really a beautiful thing to see."
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These bands are certainly not overlooked on a global level, with Oranssi Pazuzu's recent visits to the United States going over wonderfully and the banner year Vánagandr acts had in 2017 on the European festival circuit.
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Plus, the very idea of a commander "going over the head" of his SJA is incoherent under the current Uniform Code of Military Justice, as Christensen explained and as a Defense Department spokesperson helped me confirm.
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I asked my new friends, Mohamed and Monica, what they were doing one evening and they said they were going over to the library — there was a youth orchestra concert where some friends would be playing.
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This summer, Mr. Abe faces an important national election, and observers say they worry that the Japanese government has wasted political capital in going over the top simply to keep Mr. Trump from turning on it.
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Mr. Weinstein's lawyers relied on his accuser's own words to attempt to discredit her account, painstakingly going over dozens of emails and other electronic communications between the witness, Jessica Mann, and Mr. Weinstein over several years.
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"There was, certainly, at least kind of a insufficient attention to where all this money was going over many years from the government apparatus," Rhodes said in an interview with former senior Obama adviser David Axelrod.
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I had this idea that we'd thin his hair out and chop into my hair, without going over the top with aging makeup, just to make me look like I'd aged 5 years with the hair.
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The train was going over the speed limit because the engineer had fallen asleep "due to undiagnosed severe obstructive sleep apnea exacerbated by a recent circadian rhythm shift required by his work schedule," the NTSB said.
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It works, but even the slightest press will activate the scooter's braking system with enough force to make you feel a little anxious about going over the handlebars—although that has yet to actually happen to me.
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As she races down the sand, or charges at bluffs overlooking the sea — moving too fast, she stops short of going over — the drama of the Monterey landscape is a fitting backdrop for her heightened emotional state.
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The president this week pardoned conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza who pleaded guilty in 2014 for donating $20,000 to New York politician Wendy Long, allegedly going over the contribution limit by directing other donors to give to her.
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"When people try to get as close to the line as possible without going over, some people are going to miss the mark and they are going to go over the line," the Indian-born Bharara said.
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In writing about the events and the back story surrounding the espionage case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, Howard Blum, a contributing editor at Vanity Fair, seems at first glance to be going over well-trod territory.
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The campaign believes the American people will find it refreshing to have two candidates who say what they really feel, rather than going over every statement with a fine-toothed comb and making sure the candidates agree.
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Based on how far off the road the car made it, California Highway Patrol Officer Daniel Jacowitz said that the car must have been going over the posted 35 mph limit at the time of the accident.
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However, reviews mention that when the tank is filled, the M80 mops and vacuums at the same time, and is able to recognize rugs (for the most part) so it can pause mopping while going over them.
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"Generally, when a player is found to be behaving poorly we review the case, and that essentially means going over and looking at the in-game logs, potentially looking at their social media as well," he explained.
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JL: A lot of the new TV technologies interested us a lot, but we really enjoyed mostly going over to the Sands and seeing all the new start-up companies and seeing all the smart home products.
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Although Winter is now incapacitated by a stroke suffered in 2009, he once told me that he spent a lot of time with a projector, going over film, showing a young Krause a lot about the triangle.
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We know -- thanks to CNN reporting -- that Trump spent several hours this week huddled with his attorneys going over written answers to questions that the Mueller team had submitted to the White House regarding the 2016 campaign.
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Tim and Tom are set up at either ends of a table separate from us less technically–minded sorts, so they're not disturbed by us play-testing and going over, and over, and over the card designs.
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Going over to a friend's place and having a game system for a group gaming session is something that a lot of people enjoy, and the PC can offer a lot of options that a console can't.
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Why it matters: The message isn't going over well with the party establishment — another example of how the party is divided over strategy ahead of an election that's their best shot in years to win the House.
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Amid signs that the coronavirus drama will be longer, more expensive and more taxing on the country's human tolerance than expected, the White House is seeking extraordinary power to stop the economy from going over a cliff.
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McCaskill's staff argues that sometimes a commander can prove his toughness and determination to prosecute by going over the head of his SJA and taking a case to court-martial even if the SJA recommends against it.
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GlobalXplorer's tutorial video teaches you how to analyze these images, going over the common characteristics of looters, from the tell-tale clusters of deep pits to the tracks left by bulldozers used to ram through large areas.
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Even after dates that seemed to be going super well, I found myself going over to his place at the end of the night rather than finishing the evening with the person I was actually out with.
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"If they ask Huawei, turn off the phones, tell us what people are doing, scramble the data going over it, block calls, make random phone calls, there's nothing we could really do to stop that," said Lewis.
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Voiced narrative video games can take up to 10 years to make with game design changing frequently, defaulting game devs to carry out several iteration cycles — often leading to going over budgets and game releases being delayed.
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To achieve the natural-wood look they wanted without going over budget, they bought Ikea cabinet backings and finished them with doors from Semihandmade, a company that specializes in making reasonably priced doors that fit Ikea cabinets.
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He realized that that medium was the new way of communicating with people — in your phrase, a way of going over the head of the press and reaching people at a level that his predecessors could not.
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Right now, I'm going over Coast Guard data and tracking all the ships that pass through the East River on AIS tracking sites, trying to figure out just how frequently that retracting section would have to open.
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"It is fairly easy to argue that Google Mobile Services is unique and only available from the U.S. and potentially could be considered a security threat depending on what data is going over those services," he said.
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Most of us have been there: Showering in a rush with razor in hand, blindly going over your stray pubic hairs while hoping and praying you don't end up with a red, bumpy result or an ingrown hair.
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Power told Liu China's linking of the issues and attempts to hold up the renewal of the panel was "not going over well in Washington," according to the cable, and asked China to let the renewal go forward.
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"I want my kids to grow up riding horses and bikes and to not have to spend every day with us going over them with a magnifying glass to make sure they don't have any ticks," he said.
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The illegal flight took place last night during a Red Sox-Blue Jays game at Fenway; the drone, a conspicuously white DJI Phantom, reportedly first showed up around 9:30 PM, coming and going over the next hour.
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Lastly, not even DEET itself is completely bugproof, so be sure to check all of your clothes, do your friends, family, and yourself a favor by going over one another to make sure there aren't any hangers-on.
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Make budgeting more transparentIf you know exactly how much money is coming and going between the two of you, it becomes much easier to track your shared budget and where you might be going over in some places.
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Republicans in both the House and the Senate, starting in 2010 and continuing through 20103, explicitly held the debt ceiling and US credibility hostage to a series of ideological demands, coming dangerously close to going over the edge.
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Tuesdays are "off days" in the NFL, and I will spend 14 hours of mine at the Patriots' facility trying to master this incredible amount of information, part of it going over things with my new quarterbacks coach.
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Briefed by Mr. Pence's staff, Ms. Trump and her team were "incredibly forceful," as one official put it, in going over the seating plan for the box and the timing and sequencing of arrivals to avoid any surprises.
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Like the Hazara students whose families were persecuted by the Taliban; how they fled Afghanistan by going over to Pakistan, living there indefinitely in refugee camps until their application to settle in Australia was approved many years later.
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" Meeker and Montonye kept Tony in the room for more than six hours, going over every aspect of the pizza visit again and again, while Tony, in his jovial manner, kept calling each of the cops "my friend.
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In hopes of that, I'm going to keep going over these puzzles clue by clue so that anyone who's interested and humble enough to just give themselves over to this process will be able to finish each puzzle.
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Andrew Martino, owner of the delivery and takeout-only restaurant Ghost Truck, only learned about the phone commissions in July when he was going over his books and realized he was off by a significant amount of money.
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He told me that he talked to Curtis the night before, and he said he was coming to the house to pick up some money, then he was going over by the library but he'd be right back.
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"I ran for president; I got 22015 million votes, going over 22018,103 delegates to the Democratic convention, and got more young people's votes than Clinton and Trump combined," Mr. Sanders boasted in an interview in his Washington office.
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The end of the show, which was attended by Rihanna, Bella Hadid, Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner , was definitely a moving moment, as Abloh made his way down the neon green runway crying and going over to hug West.
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"Let me read you the killer line when I was going over the release: 'Earnings in the fourth quarter of 2018 are expected to decrease across all three operating segments compared to the third quarter of 2018,'" he said.
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The campaign that was, you know, funded by so many of these environmental groups was about going over every single decision he made, every single casual comment he made with a fine tooth comb so they could oust him.
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Needless to say, this isn't going over very well with the country's secular opposition, who have been accusing Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of steering the nation towards an Islamic agenda that runs contrary to the country's founding principles.
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"When I told her about my son she was really amazed, but when she asked me if I was going over there to watch him, I said I really couldn't afford it," Hill, a retired bus driver, tells PEOPLE.
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"A little weird to see somebody that early in just boxers going over your wall into your property saying 'I was held hostage in a pool with gators," Jeff Black told CBS 47 about finding Hatfield on his lawn.
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But even that bit of logic isn't going over very well: Most of the community seems fine with the change, particularity if one judges it by the silent language of upvotes rather than by typo-riddled, bite-sized rants.
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Aside from ostensibly discussing the movie's more serious merits—the queer love story is, after all, arguably one of the best films of the year—the crew spent a solid minute going over the intricacies of Hammer's wardrobe malfunction.
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While there are some parts of the country where formal "shelter in place" orders have shut down nonessential businesses and even turned going over to a friend's house into a misdemeanor, these orders come from state or local governments.
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Most, like Jung Pak, a former North Korea analyst for the CIA, believe that Kim is a rational leader who has been careful during his years in power to walk right up to the edge without going over it.
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One student realized that while The Learning Network's "WGOITP?" may seem like a game, it is important in the development of critical thinking skills: I remember going over every detail (flags, body language, signs, outfits) with a critical eye.
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At issue is a proposal to reinstate the so-called UHF discount, which makes it easier for broadcasting companies to acquire stations that broadcast on the ultra-high frequency (UHF) without going over the legal limits on media ownership.
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Now the Witch Hunt continues with local New York Democrat prosecutors going over every financial deal I have ever done," Trump tweeted, referencing an investigation by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. "What they are doing is not legal.
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The air combat crew brings up recordings of what they've seen on their flat screens, going over the details, looking for things they might have missed or will need further analysis when these are turned over to Navy intelligence.
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"Why don't we spend some time going over to see Mitch McConnell and asking him why he doesn't want to save lives?" she asked reporters, referring to Democratic efforts to advance House-passed background checks legislation in the Senate.
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There is nothing to look forward to in these stories, really, and after you've read a few you are mostly just going over the various and familiar intersecting disasters that make up this man's heart, stations of the cross style.
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KURTZ: Well look it&aposs no secret that much of the does not like this president, doesn&apost agree with his policies, doesn&apost even like his style so some of the buzz words is where it going over the top.
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Based on Harry's decisions, which aren't going over well with his people, The Daily Beast theorizes that there is an engagement in the near future, as only a potential marriage could merit this type of disregard for the royal rules.
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For example, it was very difficult staying motivated when you're sitting there for hours going over maps and strategy and you realize you've been talking to yourself and maybe one or two others chiming in occasionally while everyone else is "listening".
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"Practices during the break were really helpful in focusing and keying in on playing well on defense," Minnesota's junior forward Jordan Murphy told reporters after notching his 13th straight double-double and going over 1,000 points in his career Thursday.
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Like its other journals, Nature will impose a pay wall and restrict access to paying customers—a move that isn't going over well with AI researchers, who say a for-profit subscription journal is not what the field needs right now.
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Just have these people turn up angry on screen, instead of going over what happened off screen, and the point will get itself across well enough, without making me have to think through how all these prior machinations add up.
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International bonus pools rest for teams in July, though eight teams — the Reds, A's, Nationals, Braves, White Sox, Astros, Cardinals and Padres — are barred from spending more than $300,000 on a player after going over their allotments in the past.
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Colorists hear all the myths and see all the mistakes women make when going over to the light side, and they're here to set the record straight to help ensure your hair looks as spectacular as possible post-salon visit.
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We're not going over there to enrich America, we're over there to help our allies and deny our enemy resources that will allow them to get stronger over time, and finally, and this is ok, to lower the cost to us.
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" On the other hand, if you can't stop going over something harmless (but still cringe-worthy) that you said, Shershun says, "It's important to try to bring in a sense of humor and be able to laugh at your imperfections.
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The velocity of the atoms in the fast-moving region is greater than the speed of sound in those atoms, and the transition point between these two regions is analogous to water going over a waterfall: a very sudden acceleration.
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He's the senator who spearheaded the open letter to the leaders of Iran sent by 47 Republican senators meant to publicly disrespect the president—they were essentially going over his head and talking directly to the leader of another nation.
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Polizzi admits that the stress of the renovation did follow them home sometimes because they had a short amount of time to get it done, used their own money to fund it and were at risk of going over budget.
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We stayed sober for driving, like responsible adults, but I suffered Russian dash cam levels of whiplash getting a Vegas sand enema; one chum in our group of nine received a decent back injury after going over a dune jump.
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But thankfully because we got such a great reaction from people and from fans and really everyone on the internet, a lot of that stuff ended up going over just fine and I didn't get in too much trouble for it.
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