Taylor Swift is going shopping — for real estate, that is.
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"No, we're saying we're going shopping for Coachella," answered her friend.
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So here's another theory, suggested by yours truly: Spotify is going shopping for video.
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As a size 18 and 38HH bra top, going shopping for underwear can often be a defeating experience.
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Going shopping for her mother-of-the-bride gown quickly turns to breaking down in tears in the dressing room.
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What if, instead of going shopping for new clothes, you can just download fabric patterns and weave clothing from your home computer?
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The state-wide lockdown has prevented residents from going shopping for daily necessities, and ambulances from going to hospital as quickly as possible.
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They often take walks around the neighborhood, and end up going shopping for groceries, supplies, and clothes, allowing Nat practice making choices and picking up items.
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Danielsen says the apps are likely to be an additional service to friends or already available human assistance, which is still his preference when going shopping, for example.
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And this month, as a way of coaxing her younger sisters to New York for the opening of "Pass Over" at LCT3, she's going shopping for a wedding dress.
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The Justin Trudeau smile machine took a break from gracing the covers of airline magazines and going shopping for Insta-worthy socks to rub elbows with other internet pop culture demi-gods.
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Then we still go off-shore in most instances, but now, you're going with specifications and looking for someone to build what you want versus going shopping for what someone's already developed.
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As noted above, there's a growing trend of telcos going shopping for adtech firms — not least TechCrunch's parent company AOL's parent Verizon, which is also in the process of closing in on Yahoo's adtech.
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Watching Grace and Frankie often feels like going shopping for apples at a New England farmers market, like living in a lighthouse with a gorgeous view of the ocean, or like being an elderly British woman who solves mysteries with her cat.
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" Harris added: "I'm hearing the fear that comes from family members and parents who are concerned that if they are going shopping for school supplies on a Saturday, weekends before school starts, that they might be slaughtered because of a white supremacist.
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"Over my career, I've noticed that it's very hard to get excited about buying investments when they fall in value so dramatically, even though we seem to have no qualms about going shopping for consumable goods when they are suddenly on sale," she said.
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A few days before the launch of Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj, Netflix's latest attempt at a timely news show, the network released a 10-minute video featuring Minhaj and Queer Eye's Tan France going shopping for an outfit that Minhaj could wear on his new program.
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If Jack's funeral may have provided the episode's biggest gut punch, the biggest curveball came courtesy of not Randall (Sterling K. Brown) — who spent a lovely and surprisingly upbeat afternoon with William (Ron Cephas Jones) going shopping for shades and egg cream — but Kevin (Justin Hartley), who had been left sifting through the rubble of failed mini-relationships with two women, Sloane (Milana Vayntrub) and Olivia (Janet Montgomery).
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At Monk's Café, Kramer asks Jerry and Elaine to sponsor him for an AIDS walk. On the list of sponsors Jerry sees Lena Small, whom he wanted to call for a date, but her number is unlisted. Jerry takes down the number and calls Lena. Elaine, excited by how things are going with her boyfriend, Billy, says she is going shopping for contraceptive sponges.
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Pro at Cooking episodes followed a simple format. The episodes began with Dave introducing the topic of the show, then going shopping for fresh ingredients to make it with. This segment featured a theme song with lyrics referencing the "fact" that Dave is "pro" at cooking, with "pro" being used in the online sense of "professional" or "very good". To date, there has been no plan outlining releases.
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As he continued telling the story, Becky quickly feels guilty for insulting Jess' passion in rock collecting by calling it boring and a waste of time. Becky also comes to the realization that going shopping for unnecessary items can be boring, but she had never been able admit it. Jess has departed on a mountain climb on a gloomy day, and Becky follows to try to catch up and apologize again. Unfortunately, Becky is not only wearing the incorrect footwear, but is also inappropriately dressed to embark upon a hike of that magnitude.
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A native of Morrison, Colorado, Rahne attended Bear Creek High School in Lakewood, where he lettered in Football and track and field. During his senior season, Rahne led all Colorado quarterbacks with 3,114 passing yards for 33 touchdowns. He led his team to a 13-1 record, with their only defeat coming in the state championship game. Rahne remembers the successes: “My senior year in high school, we lost the state championship game, but we were ranked about 23rd in the nation.”"Going Shopping for a Ring", The Cornell Daily Sun, September 21, 2001, retrieved February 17, 2018.
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Snap-on tools are sold only by dealers and not in retail stores. Snap-on has always maintained the philosophy that the customer's time was too valuable to spend going shopping for tools. Snap-on franchisees visit their customers in their place of work, once weekly, in a van loaded with items for purchase. The Snap-on TechKnow Express is a van that showcases everything Snap-on has to offer in the realm of diagnostic equipment, and the Rock 'n Roll Cab Express is a truck with various types of tool storage showing customization options, including units larger than what can fit on a standard franchisee van.
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By 2011 the American critic Edward Mendelson could write: "at the start of the twenty-first century Auden's stature had reached the point where many readers thought it not implausible to judge his work the greatest body of poetry in English of the previous hundred years or more". Birmingham remained Auden's principal home for three decades, until he left for the United States in 1939 (he was noted for going shopping for cigarettes in Harborne in his dressing gown) and he identified with the city throughout his lifetime. Birmingham also featured widely in his work. "As I Walked Out One Evening", one of his best-known early poems, moves a ballad constructed from a series of allusions to folksong and popular culture into the decidedly 20th century context of Bristol Street in Birmingham City Centre.
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