Newton's law of inertia tells us that an object going straight will keep going straight until something makes it change direction.
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I recommend going straight to the watchmaker's store if possible.
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I was at an intersection, in the lane going straight.
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You should be going straight in and worrying about football.
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For many petty criminals, going straight is no easy task.
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When I get home, I'm going straight into physical therapy.
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So if you fall, you're going straight to a pool.
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But that's where it's going: straight in at number one.
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This time, Mike Pence is going straight to Rome himself.
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"You're going straight to the convention," host Chuck Todd interjected.
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"You're going straight to hell, Donald Trump," Miranda tweeted last year.
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Luke: My head is just going straight back to Donald Trump!
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Going straight for anal can cause pain, and nobody wants that.
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It's scrolling through a story and going straight to the comments.
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And Regeneron had a good quarter and it's going straight down.
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It's 11AM, and Theodor Black's phone is going straight to voicemail.
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It's obvious that Garmin is going straight for the Fitbit jugular.
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If I see another rainbow Crest toothpaste ad, I'm going straight.
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For Indian, going straight after Harley-Davidson is working just fine.
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"The concern is going straight from coal to renewables," Margolin said.
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The movie is going straight to a digital release sometime this summer.
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Rosie says PR's going straight to hell now that he's leaving Congress.
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Does this mean the market is going to keep going straight up?
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"You're going straight to hell," he responded to the embattled president's tweet.
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Next, she skips a serum, going straight for Glossier's Priming Moisturizer ($22).
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For me, simplifying is not weakening, but going straight to the essential.
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But for offenders committed to going straight, they seem to cut recidivism.
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It's going straight to pre-orders, which launch today through Canary's website.
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Others are skipping the other ingredients and going straight to the source.
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This is going straight to the pleasure centers of the developing brain.
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Why not cut out distributors completely by going straight to multiplex operators?
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" Offill said: "He's not afraid to risk going straight toward the sublime.
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"We're just going straight ahead [on tax reform]," Brady told reporters Friday.
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On skipping college and going straight from high school to the NBA.
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Or is everything just leapfrogging and going straight to Kubernetes on bare metal.
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When she walked into the office, she felt like going straight to sleep.
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But a key source of going-straight income was his tapas bar Azucar.
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Now he's fighting for position, he's going straight back up with the ball.
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"It looked like he was going straight, halfway through the sidewalk," Luelo said.
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The blood won't be going straight into my eye and blurring my vision.
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Going straight from undergrad to grad school might not be the best idea.
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Other publishers are going straight to linear TV networks to distribute new shows.
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People would see me walking and be, like, 'You're going straight home, right?
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"It's a bigger win if they're going straight to the website," Marlow said.
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I kept calling back and eventually the calls started going straight to voicemail.
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That wall is going straight through the country, not between us and Mexico.
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Right now, any power that Opportunity generates is going straight to its internal clock.
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Forgive yourself if you fall off the wagon instead of going straight to guilt.
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Some are skipping starter homes and going straight to a more expensive, new product.
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He took the lowest of low roads by going straight for her appearance, obviously.
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My budget is pretty tight with most of my paycheck going straight into savings.
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Garbage and the toxic liquid oozing from it were going straight into the sea.
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Instead of going straight up when her room was ready, she stayed in her chair
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A career in finance used to mean going straight into an investment bank from university.
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You know, 'This drink is going straight to my head so what's in this drink?
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It's that counterintuitively, going straight to the "source" of your thoughts isn't fast or efficient.
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This month, however, my Depop profits are going straight into my holiday gift shopping fund.
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"I don't think doing television can be called going straight," Anderson told PEOPLE in 1985.
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To learn how to conquer Uber, the Chinese firm is going straight to the source.
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That combination could keep Aetna's higher profit trend going – straight into the combined firm's pocket.
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In some cases, you may not feel comfortable going straight to your human resources department.
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"You're going straight to hell, @realDonaldTrump," the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright tweeted at the President.
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Speed racing is a head-to-head match going straight up at a dizzying pace.
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Bonus points for Veronica's deadpan "I'm going straight to hell" as she plants the bug.
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This time we are going straight from rehab to Hope House, a sober living facility.
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And I remember shooting that episode, like, oh yeah, we're going straight at it here.
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That combination could keep Aetna's higher profit trend going — straight into the combined firm's pocket.
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If you're going straight from desk to drinks, tuck a glittery brooch into your purse.
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Don't worry about getting the grill marks just right—it's going straight into a sandwich.
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Going straight takes you into the dining room (with a kiva fireplace) and adjacent kitchen.
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He's skipping the first four primary states and going straight for the delegate-rich votes.
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The first step for obtaining any of these filters is going straight to the source.
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Amazon is going straight up against Apple's AirPods with its own set of wireless earbuds.
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You won't slide through stop signs; you won't continue going straight when trying to turn.
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As for Tacopina's next move ... we're told he's going straight to the top ... Miss Universe.
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I'm going straight to a lab this morning, and I can't have food or drinks inside.
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Poor Ryan was pelted in a most uncomfortable place, meanwhile Christon was going straight for me!
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Teaching makes you grow up a lot—especially going straight into a job at twenty-one.
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Your money isn't paying off a hefty purchase over time, it's just going straight to Tesla.
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I don't know how much they're giving their parents back, because it's going straight to them.
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ICOs let companies raise money by going straight to investors and avoiding regulators and other middlemen.
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"I know I was going straight one moment, and the next moment I wasn't," Keselowski said.
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Just going straight to the internet and getting it out to fans as quickly as possible.
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"They knew what they were doing, going straight for the famous master," Mr. de Lorm said.
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I no longer assume that because they didn't signal a turn, they'll be going straight ahead.
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Usually I'm going straight to the set where I'm getting plenty of makeup put on me.
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Riihimaki promised personal, two-way conversations; after all, the texts were going straight to her phone.
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Coulda been worse -- the guy was going straight for the kisser before Ronaldo juked him out.
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Instead, it operates by going straight until it hits something and then ricochets in another direction.
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Instead of safe foods, however, they're going straight into the brain -- and getting people to distract themselves.
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Richard Branson: I'm looking at the chart as you speak and the bigger arrow going straight out.
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"What you just saw was me going straight up and down in this sparkly basket," she said.
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But by going straight to the meme makers, Unbound lessens the risk of making an embarrassing gaff.
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That isn't where we were last year, nor is it a sign that we're going straight up.
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She said he had just returned from a trip, was unwell, and was going straight to bed.
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The only thing I could think of at that point in time was going straight to bed.
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The screen rebroadcasting the F-15E's targeting pod showed the bomb going straight down through the roof.
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A Hindu himself, Mr. Kejriwal made a point of going straight to temple after his victory speech.
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The group sent a plumber, who found a leak in her basement going straight into the ground.
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He wrote of Francisco Franco's dying and going straight to the New York Department of Motor Vehicles.
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The fact was that statements like "I'm going straight to the moon," while inspirational, were not enough.
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While all the girls are group texting and FaceTiming each other, Kris is going straight to the source.
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The After After Party is going straight Hollywood as we welcome actress, author, and entrepreneur, La La Anthony!
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The bullet he was shot with ended up going straight through his stomach, damaging his intestines and liver.
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Oracle didn't exactly try to hide they were going straight after Splunk with their new unified logging product.
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Deeper problems include advertisers cutting out middlemen like WPP by going straight to digital giants Google and Facebook.
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So Wilson would target this right-wing party in Germany, and you're going straight for the government, Nergal?
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Now, for your options: If you were sexually assaulted, going straight to the police is a good idea.
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Also, I like reading your articles and going straight to the comments section to see the abusive messages.
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I wasn't nervous about the play going straight to Broadway because Scott Rudin, the producer, believed it could!
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"Since the election, the market has been going straight up," said Sean O'Hara, president of Pacer ETF Distributors.
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Her defining role was in Patty Jenkins's first feature, "Monster" (2003), which narrowly avoided going straight to video.
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I will take a lot from the fight, I'll be going straight back to the gym and improve.
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The glass shade on the back now seems to drip down along the edges instead of going straight across.
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Really, what better way to get to the heart of privacy concerns than by going straight to users' hearts.
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Going straight from college into the working world helped Lemonis find his career path and shaped his work ethic.
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Most seniors were going straight to the beach for post-prom and celebrating the nearing conclusion of high school.
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In a recent podcast with Joe Rogan, Fury recalled returning home that night and going straight to his bedroom.
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He delighted stat-heads everywhere by going straight to his best reliever, Roberto Osuna, in a high-leverage situation.
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How could seeing one of them for my—insert problem here—be better than going straight to a specialist?
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We're not psychic, but we predict that those little pieces of paper will be going straight into the trash.
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Soon after that, King lost her sponsorships and saw her winnings going straight to pay her legal fees and Barnett.
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You could not, for example, choose to take your Lyft to the gym after work instead of going straight home.
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The actor lost to Darkest Hour's Gary Oldman that night after skipping the carpet and going straight into the show.
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But Congress, much like the public, were curious just how much of that money was going straight in Mylan's pocket.
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"We got there and they let me know he wasn't going home; he was going straight into ICU," she said.
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Slattery's, located in Manchester, is ditching the standby Cadbury formula and going straight-up enchanting with its latest holiday release.
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Baker Mayfield went to the Browns and so now the browns are going straight to reporter Aaron Goldhammer's pie hole.
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Extra production is going straight into inventories, postponing any inventory drawdown further into the future and making OPEC's task harder.
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Direct-to-consumer companies are going straight to production companies as they branch out to traditional advertising, Tanya Dua reported.
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Office-technology provider Minim opened its customer base from internet providers needing WiFi support to going straight to remote workers.
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On the Friday afternoon, just as Khashoggi was going to London, a spy is leaving and going straight to Riyadh.
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The strategy is a bit of a pivot from 254gene's initial plans to stockpile DNA by going straight to consumers.
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Instead, he talked about getting off the flight and going straight to the theater, delirious with exhaustion and jet lag.
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Instead of going straight to the traditional red holiday cups, Starbucks is switching things up with a brand new green design.
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Once again, the rumors proved to be true, with Samsung going straight from the S24 to S223 for its premium tier.
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The era of celebrities and CEOs going straight to the White House may not begin and end with President Donald Trump.
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Haven't you been on a road trip when the music was rudely interrupted by a Google command "to keep going straight"?
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And when they break up, it feels like a million arrows going straight through our hearts, but not the Cupid kind.
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" He added: "when I go to Giordano's or Lou Malnati's I want to bring a snorkel cause I'm going straight in.
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"I convinced Vince to go with me, so we're picking him up from Texas and going straight out there," he adds.
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From the sound of it, Nikon is going to kick things off by going straight after Sony's most important mirrorless line.
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They have complained that high-quality Mexican raw sugar was going straight to sugar consumers, rather than passing through U.S. refineries.
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People doing a master's degree and then going straight into the industry aren't going to come up with radically new ideas.
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Another investor went further, suggesting the next downturn would likely see companies skipping the default phase and going straight into bankruptcy.
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The Sixers are in Miami to play the Heat Monday night ... but we're told the guys are going straight to Philly.
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Not so fast: With that said, Whitcomb also warns startups against going straight to the shelves of a big box retailer.
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Ambulance siren driving over the house that called 911, diminishing howl in the distance, black bodies going straight to the morgue.
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As new users come online in these regions, they're often skipping the PC revolution entirely and going straight to smartphones instead.
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Check out the video, which shows a juicy projectile going straight from JB's schnoz to the not-at-all cheap seats.
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Their employers know that too, so Blue Canoe is going straight to them instead of adopting a direct-to-consumer approach.
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But these butt-kicking women are offering something extra, going straight for the gut with appeals centered on affecting personal narratives.
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Cunning politicians can skip accountability, and British broadcasting's rules on impartiality and balance, by going straight for the voters' emotional jugular.
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That changes my workflow slightly; instead of going straight to the desktop, now I need to dive into the screenshots Stack.
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Anthony Bourdain left a sizable estate behind and most of it is going straight to his 11-year-old daughter, Ariane.
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That's going straight to his pituitary gland and it will be an effective way to get across what you want to say.
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Keep in mind, this taxpayer money is going straight to the club that he owns, now under the ownership of his children.
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"The people rule in Venezuela, not empires," he said at Tuesday's rally, going straight into campaign mode with jingles from past elections.
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Smith kept swishing 3-pointers, and James kept going straight at the rim, his thunderous dunk extending the lead back to 20.
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The thinking is that if they thought the stock was going straight up, they wouldn't leave cash on the table by selling.
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However, The Bouqs says it can make a bigger profit by skipping the florist and going straight to the farmer for its flowers.
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In a series of tweets, he told the president that Trump is "going straight to hell," and defended San Juan Mayor Yulín Cruz.
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While we're still toeing the waters on this one, we can't deny the 15 tops ahead are going straight into our shopping carts.
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Both Leesa and Casper used the 1-800-Got-Junk service, suggesting that these mattresses were going straight to recycling rather than donation.
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According to the website, Strictlypreme takes just a 5 percent commission on the total transaction, with the rest going straight to the seller.
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And when an enemy blocked a player's sword, there was nothing to stop the player's real arm from going straight through the shield.
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Everything Thou does—whether they're shifting tectonic plates with their inhumanely heavy doom, reaching for delicacy, or going straight-up grunge—is perfect.
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Half of our wise men declare that the world is going straight to perdition; the other half that it is fast becoming perfect.
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A month later, Christopher's mother, Isabella, calls to ask where her son is; his cell phone has been going straight to voice mail.
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"It provides some relief that yields aren't just going straight up," said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust Advisory Services in Atlanta.
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"I remember going straight to my guidance counselor and telling her, 'Every single kid in my class is attacking me,'" al-Khatahtbeh recalls.
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Whereas any other sexual predator or convicted felon would've gone straight to jail, because the detectives told me he was going straight to jail.
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" Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda did not mince words when he came to Cruz's defense, telling Trump on Twitter: "You're going straight to hell.
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He painted an arrow going straight instead, although it's clear that there is a left pocket for turning left just a few metres ahead.
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There was nothing the court could do to stop Butina from getting into a diplomatic car and going straight to an airplane, Chutkan said.
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"It's a bike that's really confident feeling going straight," Reeves told me, rattling off engine specs and power calibrations like a true gear head.
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Fans are going straight for the deep stuff; the hard, prying, existential questions that we all ask ourselves deep in the pits of despair.
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He had already been criticized for not going straight to the disaster, and instead attending a ceremony establishing him as University of Surrey's chancellor.
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"Basically, the last year of my life has been waking up, going straight into work and then going home to bed," Mr. Forte said.
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After our conversation, she tells me she's going straight back into the studio with Wayne so they can get in the zone and continue.
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Because I was 24, I was only entitled to €144 [$160 USD] a week, with €100 [$111 USD] of that going straight toward rent.
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Maybe you're going straight from work to the school play or holiday concert, or you're having cocktails with your significant other and his boss.
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Half of that sticker price is what it costs to make the shirt, while the other half is going straight to Stomp Out Bullying.
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Unlike other key U.S. allies like Colombia and Israel, Mexico has to an extent avoided engaging Congress, instead going straight to the White House.
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They're short-circuiting—going straight to strong sexual arousal using porn, rather than putting in the effort from being with a man or woman.
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At White Sands Missile Range, they sent a UAV false GPS information that said, "You're going straight up," so it flung itself toward the ground.
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The robot is strategy centered on going straight for the most obscure words, such as "aquae," and trying to hit multiple words in one turn.
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The theory is that by targeting glutamate, the most abundant neurotransmitter in the brain, ketamine may be going straight to the root of the problem.
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The official Nintendo Switch case includes a plastic screen protector, but you're much better off skipping that and going straight for a tempered glass cover.
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There's so much food going straight to the landfill, and at the same time, there are so many people who don't have access to food.
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"The cattle that are coming in across the border are going straight to feedlots as opposed to onto pasture or on some forage," said McCullock.
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"We know the truck made a left turn, and the person going straight has the right of way," she said, referring to Mr. Brown's vehicle.
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There's a USB-C port on-board, in place of micro-USB, a refined touchpad and a dedicated button for going straight to Oculus's store.
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The company took the unusual step of releasing the new field service product without a pilot or beta testing period, instead going straight to market.
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How do you see NASA handling itself as we move forward between finally choosing between going back to the Moon or going straight to Mars?
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On the days when all three of us went together we treated ourselves to lunch afterward — fresh hair can't be wasted by going straight home.
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He accused Democrats of going straight to the diplomats and asking them to talk to investigators without the State Department's knowing or approving of it.
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But the railway's use of a skeleton crew, vulnerable tanker cars and routes going straight through population centers were all allowed under the country's regulations.
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But instead of going straight to the hotel, the officers went to a police station and stayed there for eight minutes before setting off again.
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And that sort of converges with where the L train is, and what that service is performing in terms of just going straight across the river.
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If you're going around Earth using a compass that points north, and you are going straight east to west, then, logically speaking, the route is circular.
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Women flung themselves at him, of course, and in his masterly way he could dispense with any billing and cooing, going straight for "the thing" itself.
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Riders need to pace themselves during the first 15 miles before going straight uphill, and they need to be dressed for heat, cold and unpredictable weather.
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The Kickstarter campaign of the "Veronica Mars" movie raised eyebrows when fans realized that their money would be going straight into the coffers of Warner Bros.
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With more and more shoppers going straight to Amazon, not Google, to start their product searches, the e-commerce giant gets the chance to advertise more.
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When consumers are ready to buy a specific product, 20179% of them are going straight to Amazon to do it, according to a study by Feedvisor.
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She's telling us this fable, I think, as a way to ease us into the trip—going straight to the heavy shit would be too jarring.
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Volvo Cars and Uber join forces to develop autonomous driving cars 20203 — Level 4: Intriguingly, Volvo is skipping Level 3 and going straight to Level 4.
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"After this fire, folks are going straight to enforcement, which is totally missing the point," says Randolph Belle, the Executive Director of nonprofit Support Oakland Artists.
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" "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, whose parents moved to New York from Puerto Rico, took his shot on Twitter, saying: "You're going straight to hell, @realDonaldTrump.
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One witness told Swedish broadcaster SVT she heard a loud noise from above before she saw the plane going straight down and crashing into the island.
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Just like I did in the 22015s, heroin users in America appear to be increasingly going straight to the street drug, skipping the flirtation with pharmaceuticals.
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That's because any requests you make, like additional pillows, are going straight to the source, as is information about any special occasions you may be celebrating.
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This has contributed to highlighting the broader debate over the merits of star players risking injury while finishing school versus going straight to the professional ranks.
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When this topic comes up again, I will avoid going straight to proclamations and give him plenty of room to explain how he feels about it.
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But two of them, it turns out, are also headed to top colleges, and the third, a stoner with flowing locks, is going straight to Google.
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But this season Rusal is pushing VAPs and is also trying to focus on by-passing traders and going straight to end-users, another trader said.
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At an event this morning in San Francisco, Samsung announced that it was skipping a decade's worth of handsets and going straight to the Galaxy S20.
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Using the on-property FHR credit, I had a 30-minute massage scheduled for that morning — I ended up going straight from breakfast to the spa.
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It eliminates "cooling off periods," lifts a rule barring victims from going straight to court, and provides an attorney to victims who go through the internal process.
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Since Netflix funded this film and it's going straight to streaming, Sundance may have been one of the only times it will ever appear in a theater.
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So you point the stick all the way forward, and drop the nose so you're going straight toward the ground, building up enough power in the rotors.
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Somehow he manages to backflip from one set to the other without missing a single beat, impaling himself, or overshooting and going straight through the back wall.
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He also dismissed the idea of going straight to the FBI if he were offered such information, as FBI Director Christopher Wray has said should be protocol.
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So, in search of our next crush of this caliber, we're cutting down on the trial and error by going straight to the brands we already love.
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Co-organized by Publicis and Les Échos, former Publicis CEO Maurice Lévy and Les Échos CEO Francis Morel started the event by going straight to the point.
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"People are looking at the stock market that's going straight up and it's making them greedy," Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research, said in an interview.
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This it's time going straight to President Donald Trump's desk where he is expected to sign it and remake the American tax code for individuals and businesses.
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"If anyone is getting booked they're going straight into the hands of ICE, and the big difference is everyone is an enforcement priority now," said Lincoln-Goldfinch.
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Ohtani considered going straight to M.L.B. after high school, but he chose the Fighters because they promised him the chance to pitch and play in the outfield.
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As a non-discursive kind of writing, drawing speaks to a level of consciousness deeper than thought, bypassing the nagging intellect and going straight for the nervous system.
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She made her solo TV debut last night, and, appropriately, she started at the top, skipping right over every other late-night show and going straight to Colbert.
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Tech workers may make a killing in the Bay Area, but a lot of that money is going straight back into paying for San Francisco's high rent prices.
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But after going straight on to a new immune system-boosting drug more than a year ago, rather than traditional hard-to-tolerate chemotherapy, she is feeling great.
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"Going straight to reading the content of private communications without a warrant is an end-run around the Fourth Amendment," which protects Americans from unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Little details may shift, but any significant changes mean going straight back to the drawing board and re-rehearsing with the stunt team and then with the actors.
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Athens-based aid agencies hope that funds will bypass the slow-moving Greek bureaucracy, going straight to needy migrants in the form of vouchers for food and housing.
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Last week, Rebecca Mcgregor, a 21-year old lingerie model and photographer, posted documentation on Facebook of her very effective strategy: going straight to the source's mom. Yesssss.
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Chief among their concerns is that this president made the same mistake as the last one, focusing initially on health care rather than going straight to tax reform.
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If you decide to take advantage of the program, we'd recommend making an appointment with the Genius Bar through the Apple website before going straight to the store.
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It costs just £2 [$2.70] to enter the competition to win this £50,000 [$67,000] artwork, and all that money will be going straight to The Loop's crowdfund campaign.
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I'm going straight to a breakfast meeting from home today since it's closer to my flat than work, so the morning routine is a bit less rushed today.
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Mr. MacDermot had a disciplined schedule at home, his children said, getting up and going straight to the piano, either his baby grand Steinway or an upright Yamaha.
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Right now we will land in DC at 245pm that has us going straight to the gym bc of traffic and bags … and you want us to play?
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"They've all gotten fairly extended, a lot of the charts are starting to look a bit parabolic, almost going straight up," Johnson said of the general tech rally.
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It&aposs frustrating if your Samsung Galaxy S10 isn&apost ringing properly in, because that means you may be missing phone calls that are going straight to voicemail.
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We set out to demystify the glasses-shopping process by going straight to the experts: Sarah Betzwieser, Lily Algair, and Catherine Magee from Ditto; Vanina De Preneuf from glasses.
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To help you stock up before the sale ends at midnight on Wednesday, we've rounded up the best deals — all of which are going straight into our shopping carts.
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Meanwhile, Trump is bypassing the very institutions that would keep his lies in check by going straight to Twitter and speaking to the masses without challenge, filter or context.
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As a non-discursive kind of writing, Siena's drawing speaks to a level of consciousness deeper than thought, bypassing the nagging intellect and going straight for the nervous system.
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Though Jeepers Creepers 3 going straight to TV seems like a downgrade, the movie did make two stops in theaters across the country billed as "events," one on Sept.
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Around 1:01, the main Pikachu in the center starts deflating, prompting staff members to rush in and drag him away like he was going straight to pokémon jail.
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Fresh off of telling the president of the United States that he was going straight to hell, Lin-Manuel Miranda stepped in to express his distress over the matter.
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" Celebrities like Lady Gaga, John Legend and Lin-Manuel Miranda took Trump to task for the tweets, with Hamilton creator Miranda telling the president, "You're going straight to hell.
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Simon's their usual hookup, but Ronna thinks she can score by cutting out the middleman and going straight to his dealer: the very hot and seedy Todd (Timothy Olyphant).
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Like Microsoft, startups Magic Leap, Meta, Avegant, ODG, Vuzix and others (including corporates like Epson) are going straight to tethered smartglasses or standalone smartglasses and bypassing mobile AR entirely.
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Jeezy put on a marathon performance in Big D ... going straight from his own stage to a strip club stage where he buried the dancers under $22,000 in cash.
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As we reported, the judge who gave him probation in his child sex case had warned him to keep his nose clean ... or he'd be going straight to prison.
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I never, ever imagined I'd work in advertising, and there was some serious whiplash from going straight into that world after spending several hours a day reading James Joyce.
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"Last year was a bit different ... hopping on a flight that night (from Atlanta) and going straight to Paris," he said on Friday while announcing his four captain's picks.
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All profits from the record, which you can buy here on Bandcamp, are going straight to Equality Now, an NGO that is fighting for gender equality around the globe.
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At first I really felt that extra 6% — 32% of my budget was going straight to short-term or long-term savings, and I had to cover NYC rent.
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I learned that they were right upon skipping the formalities and going straight to discussions of nipple pain and milk supply with Cathy, and two other women as well.
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And the executive director of the Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau said that all of the marketing materials for the tour were going straight into the recycling bins.
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These diesel decorations can be found at every price point, too; from & Other Stories' $60 layered necklace to hardware from Charlotte Chesnais that's going straight on the Christmas list.
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OGOZALY: I was in math class and then I ran outside the building and they told us to keep on going straight out of to go towards like the street.
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This assumption can be made because it appears much of the extra crude being imported is going straight into strategic and commercial storage, or being re-exported as refined fuels.
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Tile wants its tracking tech to be embedded in every gadget you own, so it's going straight to the source and partnering with some of the biggest chipmakers out there.
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Going straight from a three-minute animated DVD extra to a hardcore porn feature might seem like an unusual concept to some, but for Caitlin it's just an average day.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhen you need to be going straight ahead, again this is clearly shown in the app, and street names are included so you can double-check them against signs.
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Rather than going straight to market, Mantic are bringing the game to Kickstarter on February 1, seeking funding for the first run and to essentially act as a preorder system.
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Rather than going straight after the ultimate target -- such as an employee with access to sensitive data, who may be more on guard -- the hackers look for the weak links.
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In 28, after several years of players going straight from high school to the N.B.A., including Kobe Bryant and LeBron James, the league began mandating a minimum age of 19.
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My income from my office job was roughly $32,000, all of which, plus any money I made from freelance writing, was going straight to childcare costs, bills and the taxman.
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Erasmus University Rotterdam: 84 — The university enters QS's rankings for the first time in 2016, going straight in at 21st for the quality of its business and management degree programmes.
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Instead of going straight home to the cramped one-bedroom tenement she shared with her mom and younger brother, she veered from the familiar path and ducked into Columbus Park.
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A 13-year-old girl, arms bound to a tree, is shot repeatedly with a BB gun, 37 times in all, one of the shots going straight through her eye.
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THE LIGHTBULB Democrats are mounting an end-run around the Trump administration's plans to open public lands to oil drilling and other development-- by going straight to the purse strings.
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It cited accusations from F.A.A. officials that Southwest used "diversion, distraction and power" to get what it wanted and would regularly bypass local officials by going straight to F.A.A. headquarters.
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We moved to Wuhan just after the Chinese New Year of 2019, in early February, going straight there from a vacation in Hainan Island, a more tropical area of China.
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Instead it will focus on specialized business degrees that cater to undergrads going straight to business school to solve the visa problem for immigrants looking to stay in the country.
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"[The XLI] has been going straight up for the better part of 12 to 15 months, and it has made exactly no progress relative to the S&P," said Worth.
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"We remember the map they published in pictures a few years back where there were little lines that may or may not have been [going] straight to Austin," he said.
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" This is when a man named Matthew Featherstone down the bar whom I assumed to be on vacation chimes in, "Are you going straight from here to the Caribe Hotel?
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Look, you're probably going to use social media to research your online dating matches anyways, so if you like what you see, going straight for the DM just skips a step.
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The LinkedIn profiles of engineers Jur van den Berg, Nancy Sun and Alden Woodrow show them going straight from Uber to found Ike, another self-driving truck startup, the same month.
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But this kind of feedback, going straight from the prosthetic to the brain, is important for intuitive controls that allow a user to grip and manipulate things in a natural way.
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Thousands of predominantly female workers are also employed by Chinese-owned garment and electronics factories in Dandong, with a significant proportion of their wages going straight to the North Korean state.
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Since most of Vargas' celebs clients are going straight from her spa to a makeup chair, her treatment is designed to brighten, clear, and lift the skin with zero recovery time.
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This did NOT happen by accident ... Alec Baldwin and his wife going straight into L.A.'s hot zone for paparazzi the day after he exploded on a photog in Beverly Hills.
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This way you are guiding your emotional state using music, rather than just going straight into a happy type of music which can be jarring and not resonate with the subject.
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Leon Goretzka's low shot appeared to be going straight to Gladbach goalkeeper Yann Sommer but hit a divot and looped over the Swiss and into the net in the 26th minute.
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" Back in February, Bloomberg reported that "[a]s countries around the world figure out how to influence the new U.S. administration, China is going straight to the top: Trump's immediate family.
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The jobs often pay in trade, not cash, and, when money is changing hands, it's often going straight to the agencies to which the upstart models are in debt — like Cech was.
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But as globalization and new technologies disrupt our economy, we need government to ensure that the gains aren't all going straight to the top, with American workers left behind paying the price.
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But Chien argues that Google and Facebook don't get a lot of the so-called "brand" advertising budget that's still mostly on TV. "Snap is going straight up for that," he said.
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What we do know is that Stranger Things might instantly have a reason to turn to Hulu — and the streaming service is doing it by going straight to the influential source himself.
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They can't stop competing with each other about their respective S.O.s while they're in the OR. Oh, and her father is a medical malpractice lawyer, so this is going straight to court.
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Nipsey Hussle's clothing brand is working with fashion designer Jerry Lorenzo on a limited edition capsule collection ... and sales proceeds are going straight to the trust fund for the late rapper's children.
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He assured me in an interview that the extra money was going straight into research and development that would make the drug safer, but also declared that he deserved to be rich.
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After a single use, nearly every bottle either ends up going straight to a landfill or becoming some other sort of plastic — mainly textiles like polyester and fleece for clothes and carpets.
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I thought about (taking an easier line) but then I realised my trick over (the second jump), going straight over, isn't as good so I probably would have got fourth or fifth.
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On top of that, the ice on Greenland and Antarctica is made of freshwater, so when it melts, that's about 69% of the world's freshwater supply that's going straight into the oceans.
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It can be anything of interest, but of no importance, so you can devote some brain energy to it without clashing into the real world and going straight back to your worries.
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Her only good choice during this time: going straight from high school to nursing school, then getting advanced degrees in cardiac nursing and health care administration and a Ph.D. in educational leadership.
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According to docs filed in that case ... 50 still owes $23 million to his creditors, including $17 mil to Sleek -- so the settlement money's likely going straight into their pockets, not his.
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Given her epic performance last night, not just in Godswood, but all over Winterfell, diehard Arya fans think she deserves some love in the costume department — and they're going straight to the source.
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Granted, this is still firmly in the realm of rumors here, but evidence is mounting that the company is actually skipping nine full model numbers and going straight to the Galaxy S21. Why?
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One of the Senate's main cybersecurity proponents wants assurances that voting systems in the U.S. are ready for their next major threat and he's going straight to the hardware makers to get it.
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Most major companies make their gear in China, so it makes sense that upstart Chinese audiophiles would simply cut out the middle man, going straight to the factories to create their own products.
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Luke is so manly, swoon, but sadly the whole date ended up getting cut short because JoJo decided not to have a cocktail party that evening, instead going straight into the rose ceremony.
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You might not have enabled Do Not Disturb mode on your iPhone intentionally, but if your device is going straight to voicemail, it's worth making sure that you didn't accidentally turn it on.
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"I said I didn't because I was going straight to Mexico, [but] they told me you do need a visa any time you step onto US soil, even just in transit," he said.
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He also tells me he's nervous about going straight into a relationship because he just moved to the city, but lets me know he really likes me and wants to keep seeing me.
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As for why the vertical result, 3.54 newtons, differs from what we got when the drone was going straight up (4.37 newtons): Well, they aren't that different—it could just be measurement error.
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Most of the heat from global warming is going straight into the oceans -- studies show more than 90% -- and that is resulting in global ocean heat levels that are climbing higher every year.
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To avoid this, make sure that you're very turned on before you have sex — spend time on foreplay, outercourse, and maybe oral sex or fingering instead of going straight to P-in-V penetration.
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Around 2007, I would typically see two or three "criminals going straight" types in every group of 10 followers of an extremist leader like Anjem Choudary, the hate preacher recently jailed for supporting ISIS.
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He also spends time in a sauna reaching a temperature of 210 degrees before immediately jumping into an ice bath and going straight back to the sauna to help him regulate his body temperature.
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As DTC brands create branded content to scale their businesses, they are increasingly bypassing traditional agencies and going straight to production companies to try to cut costs, be more efficient, and maintain creative control.
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My parents were always working, often on weekends as well, and for a time Dad even worked two full-time jobs going straight from one to the other with a short nap in between.
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Instead of rolling out of bed and going straight into work mode, I get up slowly and either head to the gym for a workout or go on a long walk with my dog.
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"If the Department of Homeland Security was going straight to the companies to get this stuff, there would be a bar on them voluntarily disclosing or selling it to DHS," he said on Friday.
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And though she's joked about how the spaghetti, pizza, fish, gelato and panna cotta she's been eating has been going straight to her backside, that didn't stop Kardashian from showing off her toned bikini bod.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda certainly had the most rapid and headline-worthy response to Donald Trump's Twitter tirade against San Juan's mayor yesterday — "You're going straight to hell" — but by day's end, he was not alone.
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Especially now that SUV sales are on the rise, looser standards mean more money may end up coming out of consumers' pockets and going straight to the gas pump — even if fuel prices stay low.
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"If you go back to 1999 and 2007, the yield curve was flattening for a year while the stock market was going straight to the moon, and that's exactly what we're having now," said Maley.
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"I took a different approach with the new stuff," Salem says, of how he started writing songs first and then producing them, rather than going straight into production software and writing on top of that.
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Francesco Molinari is going straight to the British Open on the back of a runaway victory at the PGA Quicken Loans National, skipping the Rolex Series summer sequence to concentrate on maintaining his PGA standing.
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Dante and his best friend Randal have strong opinions on the grossness of never going ass to mouth—that is, a dick never going straight from the butt to the mouth of the same person.
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Ever since Savages got started in 2011, "we were intent on cutting to the chase, and going straight to the performance as the center that everything flows from," said the band's guitarist and founder, Gemma Thompson.
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They have lost every piece of evidence in the last seven seasons simply because they are incapable of going straight to the police, they are just like Harry Potter and "expelliarmus" — very obvious and predictable. 24.
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By the time he returns, he'll have missed all of Egypt's warmup games, and going straight from weeks off to matches against some of the world's most skilled soccer players will be a monstrously difficult task.
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Instead of taking to the designers that have embraced the style, however, we're going straight to the trend's roots: Ahead, you'll find 15 pajama sets that deserve to be seen and appreciated outside of the bedroom.
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Try to listen to this track without imagining you're in some isolated shack shrouded in mist, whilst some maniac picks off your promiscuous female friends as they inexplicably reveal their going-straight-to-hell bare breasts.
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If this happens, Trump could honestly say he was willing to try negotiating, that he did so by going straight to the murderous dictator himself, and that Kim chose to make impossible demands and act defiantly.
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Trump is expected to win the vast majority of New York's 95 Republican delegates, most of which (26) will be split between the winner in each congressional district, rather than going straight to the statewide victor.
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But if the president's two-plus-hour rant before the Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) Conference on Saturday is any indicator, Trump is anxious to return to his off-script roots by going straight to the voters.
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British police and intelligence agencies might soon be able to get private data by going straight to the doorsteps of American companies like Google and Facebook, if a new bilateral deal between the two countries goes through.
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A good chunk of money was already going straight to my high-yield account each month, but my cash diet made me realize that I could afford to set aside more, so I upped my monthly contribution.
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Heather Mac Rae, who played Dr. Charlotte, remembered attending the funeral of a friend, the songwriter Paul Jabara (he wrote "Last Dance" for Donna Summer) in Brooklyn, then going straight to the theater for that evening's show.
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So, if you live in an arid climate, such as the desert southwest U.S., the Middle East, Australia, and western South America, you might consider ditching the fan, and going straight to air conditioning to cool down.
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The Chinese push into the area has the nice advantage of positioning significant force in a place to strike out and force a breach in the First Island Chain by going straight through or around the Philippines.
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It's graduation season, and if you're not crazy about the idea of going straight from high school to college once you've crossed the stage, then you may be looking for a meaningful way to spend the next year.
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Details are pretty few and far between, though the company has confirmed that it's skipping the number 1 and going straight to the OnePlus 5 (which will hopefully have better results than when Samsung last skipped a number).
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Jagr loves this workout so much that he has had Powers carry the ball and stick onto the team plane, keeping them separate from the gear going straight to the arena, to be used later at the hotel.
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We're dispensing with the lectures and going straight to the deep-dives, where you'll get a front row seat with Europe's leading investors, founders and thought leaders to discuss and debate the most urgent issues, challenges and opportunities.
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" What matters is that, for reasons that I hope never to uncover, he stood up in front of a bunch of adolescents who probably just wanted to see Shaggy and screamed, demonically, "We're all going straight to hell.
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Though Dwyer had always been keen on changing his singing style from record-to-record—and sometimes song-to-song—here he's a barrel-chested beast, setting aside his higher-pitched falsettos and going straight for the gut.
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T. braves the crowd at the bar to get a beer and a gin and ginger ale for me (which ends up going straight to my head), and we split an order of fries and chicken tenders ($26.90).
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That gives Mr Trump's lawyers a lifeline to keep up the fight either by requesting that the entire DC Circuit court revisit the question "en banc" (as a full court) or by going straight to the Supreme Court.
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According to CNN's report, it's part of a broader plan to shift the European economy away from single-use products that end up going straight into the garbage or the street:The legislation is not just about banning plastic products.
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"Instead of going straight to dialogue, we need to keep on putting pressure on North Korea until the North clearly demonstrates its intention and action for moving toward (denuclearisation)," Kono said in an interview with a group of reporters.
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Tesco, Britain's biggest private sector employer with a staff of over 300,000, said it was changing the way it stocked the stores, with more products going straight to the shop floor and not being held in the back office.
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"When I chose the route for Vegas, I decided I was going to ride through the southern part of L.A. during the night portion of my ride, going straight through Compton and by the Nickerson Garden projects," he says.
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With heroin, it's more common for users who inject it to overdose because it's not filtered through the liver—it's going straight into the bloodstream, typically in a more potent dose than you'd be able to get from smoking.
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When consumers are ready to buy a specific product, nearly three-quarters of them, or 74 percent, are going straight to Amazon to do it, according to a study by Feedvisor, which helps brands grow on e-commerce marketplaces.
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"I assume the reason they are not going straight to an imposition of sanctions is that they want to let the U.S. administration and its allies mull over the implications of further sanctions actions against Russia," he told CNBC.
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We all do it: We tell ourselves that this year, our tax refunds are going straight into the piggy bank for that vacation we always wanted to take, but we ultimately end up spending it all in one shot.
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He added he'd received no pressure from his parents to choose university over going straight to work, something he attributed to the fact that, where they come from, there's an immense pressure to go to college after high school.
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I'm really worried about her and don't know if it's even possible to keep the virus away from her, but I'm going to keep going to work, going straight back home, and staying as sanitized as I humanly can.
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It also cuts the quality of Mexico's crude sugar exports to 99.2 percent, from 99.5 percent, the source said, tackling a key complaint of U.S. refiners, who said Mexican crude sugar was close to refined and going straight to consumers.
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The damaged soul has been put through the physical and mental wringer, going straight from his torturous time with Ramsay Bolton to to his intense and violent family life alongside his sister, Yara (Gemma Whelan) and his uncle, Euron (Pilou Asbæck).
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You're warm, fuzzy, under the covers, and have the remote aimed straight for the TV. But — bear with me — maybe instead of going straight for Keeping Up With the Kardashians, you can put your screen time to more productive use.
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So to help make sure that you're getting your fix of LWDs (little white dresses), cowboy boots and throw-on-and-go jumpsuits, we're going straight to the source and sharing all the pieces that are selling most on the site.
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But it has also introduced a new features called "Task Edge" which allows you to put specific tasks to be carried out quickly, such as immediately accessing the selfie camera or going straight to the message thread of a specific contact.
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Under the current system, the state divides the funds paid by employers for each employee into two parts, with the larger portion going straight to current state pension payments and a smaller part to the employee's individual pension saving account.
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I know from reading your comments that a lot of you feel cheated by "Fear the Walking Dead," for skimming over the bulk of the tactical response to the outbreak and going straight to life after the tide has already turned.
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When asked about the possibility of going straight from prison to Italy, Joe, 46, previously told ET in 2016, "There's a chance of anything happening; There's nothing in life that's certain, we'll deal with that when I get out," he said.
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While you'd like to think your resume is going straight to a pair of human eyes, it is often first seen by an applicant tracking system, an automated computer program that scans your resume for keywords and weeds out unqualified applicants.
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Here's what some of you said: After high school, instead of going straight to college like many of my friends, I moved to Busesa, a rural village in Uganda, for six months to work in a school and teach science.
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"Rather than going straight home and turning on the television and cooking, (you might) want to consider going to a movie, going out to a shopping center, keeping the load low, every bit like that helps," Harwin told reporters in Sydney.
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If they were interested in sponsoring her, she promised to feature a 4" by 4" ad for $100 or a 6" by 6" ad for $200 on her gown, with donations raised going straight toward those struggling after Irma, Fox 4 reports .
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Local papers [PDF in Chinese] reported that the man from Jiangsu, China, told the police that he was irritated that his daily bus ride was always stuck going straight at that intersection, while he noticed the left-turning lane was typically empty.
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A wrinkled button-down shirt suggests that you're not going straight home after work — that you might have run around in it, bear-hugged a friend, or are the type of person to wear your clothes more than once before laundering them.
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Finally, the average consumer's "purchase path" is digitizing faster than expected, according to Dix, which may drive users away from clicking on ads that are shown to them regardless of relevance, going straight to their websites of choice to make their purchases.
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Subjects were put on a treadmill and told to walk forward normally; a special pair of goggles prevented them from looking down, arrows on a display kept them going straight, and a simple mental task (count backwards by sevens) kept their brain occupied.
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I added that if he wanted to continue sporting the crowbar-like erection and fleeting refractory period of men less than half his age, that he may want to think about going straight and getting above-board sildenafil delivered to his door.
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As a result of their backgrounds, Pell Grant students – like other low-income students – tend to face many unique personal barriers to completing a college degree, such as being a single parent or not going straight to college out of high school.
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The agreement would also cut the quality of Mexico's crude sugar exports to 99.2 percent, from 99.5 percent, the source said, tackling a key complaint of U.S. refiners, who have said Mexican crude sugar was close to refined and going straight to consumers.
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Morrison told House impeachment investigators that there were concerns about the lieutenant colonel's judgment and that he wished Vindman had spoken to him first about the July 25 call instead of going straight to a White House lawyer to express his concerns.
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A Secret Santa gift exchange typically means smiling and saying thank you for something that you know very well is going straight to the back of your closet so you don't have to see it or feel bad about throwing it out.
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In any case, he came onstage heavily bearded and wearing an old T-shirt, blue kerchief, and a trucker hat, sitting down at a console in the center of the stage and going straight into the music under a pyramid of white spotlights.
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Now, the "Weekend Update" hosts are apparently ditching that whole correspondents thing and going straight for an actual wrestling match with Strowman, a 385-pound mountain of a man known for moves like the "spinebuster," the "flapjack," and the "big boot," whatever that is.
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Right now, the robot runs with glass walls on each side to keep it going straight, which feels like cheating, but, according to simulations, the researchers think they know how to build a version that's stable from side to side without the walls for guidance.
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The S23 Edge has an improved edge functionality, including a feature called "Task Edge" which allows you to bookmark specific tasks to be carried out quickly, such as immediately accessing the selfie camera or going straight to the message thread of a specific contact.
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Still, the film contains some outstanding performances by children (including a toddler!) and it's undeniably going straight for the heartstrings, a combination that will likely give it legs with audiences when it arrives in the US — and may possibly put it in Oscar contention.
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The award winning fantasy author has long been fascinated by North Germanic story traditions, and in a new book titled Norse Mythology, coming in February 2017, he'll be going straight to the source in a book that reinterprets the ancient stories for a modern audience.
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Neighborhood resident John Perry said he noticed his neighbors "were looking up in the sky and I see a plane going straight down, it was going down in a corkscrew fashion, it was really slow, I couldn't hear an engine," according to CNN affiliate WAGA.
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Bake or cook something special Instead of going straight to AmazonFresh for grocery deliveries, take the extra time — we know you have it or else you wouldn't be reading this article — to see if independent grocers or farmer's markets in your area are offering delivery.
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He lacked sharpness at the Hurlingham Club in London as a well-drilled Cilic sent him packing in less than an hour — a sweating Nadal going straight from court to a waiting black Rolls Royce and away minutes after his 163-3 6-3 defeat.
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Although his associates have been arrested and protesters have been intimidated or abused, the authorities had until now avoided going straight at Mr. Pashteen, who has become an influential public figure despite the authorities' efforts to impose a news blackout around P.T.M.'s activities.
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Part of the new legislation, which went into effect Tuesday, is the creation of a new Hill office, the Office of Employee Advocacy, which would provide free legal representation to congressional staffers who want to pursue the Office of Compliance process rather than going straight to court.
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"During the next recession — or period when assets are not going straight up — these institutional investors are going to need to raise money somewhere and it's going to be a public market because that's going to be the only thing they can sell right now," Davis said.
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For his next film, the director is going straight to the source with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which follows a TV actor and his stunt double as they try to make a name for themselves around the time of the Manson murders in 1969.
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The email newsletter is having a renaissance, and because it's going straight to an inbox, it can be easier to manage nasty comments (people seem less inclined to leave them) and feel nicer to share something more intimate (even though it also goes on your Substack page).
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It's a pretty watered down version of a certain kind of ultra sanitized funky house that was really popular in the 2000s, and, realistically, if you wanted to listen that kind of thing, you'd probably be a lot better going straight back to the source. However.
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It's a simple enough concept—using bread in place of grains when brewing up beer—but Stuart thinks that it could begin a revolution in helping to combat food waste, especially with the profits of the beer going straight to his charity, which tackles this very problem.
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The missionaries were returning early from the Philippines due to the global pandemic, but instead of arriving and going straight to their pickup rides and heading home to self-quarantine -- as advised by The Church -- a huge welcome party gathered to greet them and cheer their return.
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Think about that: Some random people out in Ottawa potentially have access to how often We-Vibe users and their partners get each other off, and whether or not they're feeling a "cha cha cha" vibe or going straight for "crest" mode at any given time.
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While some womenswear labels have reworked pieces like the chunky sandal, the fanny pack, and the graphic tee, attempting to make these ironically-trendy pieces actually trendy, if you want the best version of the items ahead (and that cool, oversized fit), we suggest going straight to the source.
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"China is like skipping that whole client server wave that is going from in mainframe servers to these new architectures which are all built on open source, so it's a little bit likethe analogy of laying the phone wires to going straight to mobile," Whitehurst told CNBC's Managing Asia.
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The trouble with Harry, for instance, is that he owed two million dollars to Jamal Manning (Brian Tyree Henry), a crook who is going straight, or, at any rate, running for alderman of the Eighteenth Ward—"passing bills and shit," according to his brother and enforcer, Jatemme (Daniel Kaluuya).
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An aide to the Ways and Means Committee suggested on Friday that though the panel was confident in the merits of the chairman's argument, Mr. Neal and lawyers for the House ultimately decided that going straight to court to try to enforce that provision carried too much risk.
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Killer robots and the need to stop them was also a hot topic at the recent Munich Security Conference, which brought together various politicians, bureaucrats, and wonks — along with their affiliated groupies and flunkies — to chat over expense-account cocktails about how things are going straight to hell.
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The moment is even scarier slowed down as it looks like Embiid's foot is going straight at her face — just a week and a half before the actress is set to attend the Academy Awards where she's nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in If Beale Street Could Talk.
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But—and here is the part where, Carrie Bradshaw-style, I attempt to turn a shower thought into a life lesson relevant to this column about, specifically, video games (which are, again, imminent)—the options in games that tackle sex often go neglected in favor of going straight to fourth base.
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Delval Valdery talked about his days as a gang leader in Chicago, going straight, and eventually leaving his job at Marta, Atlanta's public rail transportation, to help supervise his son's burgeoning career, forming a production company, Casting Bait Music Group (that already owns the trademark to "pull up wit ah stick").
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Yet even after going straight to number one in the French and US charts on its release and holding the number two spot in the UK, by the early 2000s "One More Time" was an increasingly rare phenomena—underground-approved dance music sunning itself in the glow of the mainstream.
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Sackler is an avid climber, so she tailored the clothes to suit her lifestyle: hazard yellow for boulder safety, still a cute look for driving home from the Gunks and going straight to dinner; or a white shirt to throw on over bike shorts after the gym for the school run.
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According to The Daily Beast, many veteran reporters were there at the airport when Harry was boarding the plane and asked if he was going straight back to England (where he had an engagement the next day, which he then missed to be with Markle) and his aide said yes he was.
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They probably have some semi-decent stories they'll actually share with you now you're at an age where they're no longer buying your clothes, so use your time with them to talk, rather than just going straight up to your room and scrolling through Instagram until your phone runs out of battery.
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Governments in Italy are normally formed via alliances between two or more parties that can command a majority of seats in Parliament; Five Star had won so many seats that it had the option of going straight into a governing coalition with the first-placed bloc, led by the center-left Democratic Party.
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I think its greatness has something to do with the fact that it pooh-poohs traditional song structure and opens at the exact moment a song should peak, but I can very much see Carly Rae Jepsen wailing over these beautifully programmed drums and it going straight to the top of the charts.
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I have to head to work all day, and then I am going straight to the Khalid concert, so she is on her own, but is meeting our other friends that night to surprise B. I head out the door and meet L. at Starbucks to prepare for our morning walk to work.
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It reawakened something, which I believe being a kid that had come from the '80s, going straight back to the Specials, I believe we sort of … you can never get rid of it completely, but I felt we'd given it such a beating emotionally and intellectually that it was never ever going to come back.
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Turns out ... Hacksaw's heart had gone into atrial fibrillation -- aka AFib -- which, according to medical sites, is an irregular heartbeat that can lead to strokes, blood clots and other heart problems While it's not necessarily a life-threatening condition ... Hacksaw says it could've been much worse if he didn't take his wife's advice by going straight to the hospital.
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Gómez was the first migrant sent back under a new Trump administration program, called the Migrant Protection Protocol, which requires asylum seekers to wait out their cases in Mexico instead of the U.S. "I'm going straight to the place where I'm staying," Gómez told the scrum of reporters before being hustled into a van by Mexican immigration agents.
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There are a number of galleries, including High Art in Paris; Revolver Galeria in Lima, Peru; Société in Berlin and Hunt Kastner in Prague, that have "graduated" this year to the main Galleries sector of the art fair, while New York's Karma, a fairly new gallery, will be participating for the first time, going straight into the main section.
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Nunes caught further heat for going straight to the White House to inform President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, again before briefing the committee.
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That a film like War Machine, headlined by Pitt and a massive, popular cast, is bypassing theaters and going straight to Netflix seems to be an indication that the company is staking a big claim in the movie market, especially after rival Amazon took home two Oscars — Best Actor for Casey Affleck and Best Screenplay for Kenneth Lonergan — for Manchester by the Sea in February.
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" The spectacle of Trump's comments slamming Cruz and others on their own response efforts as Puerto Rico struggles to deal with disaster that left millions without power and with limited access to water -- and as Trump comes under fire for what some have called a slow federal reaction -- sparked a firestorm of reaction online, including from the creator of the Broadway musical "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda, who said that Trump was going "straight to hell.
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Retailers are going straight to the source in an expanding effort to stop a potential flurry of steep tariffs proposed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on foreign-made goods coming into the United States.
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The group of boys who had come on the bus had joined it, one next to the other, skis parallel, and every time it advanced—it was long and, instead of going straight, as in fact it could have, zigzagged randomly, sometimes upward, sometimes down—they stepped up or slid down sideways, depending on where they were, and immediately propped themselves on their poles again, often resting their weight on the neighbor below, or trying to free their poles from under the skis of the neighbor above, stumbling on skis that had got twisted, leaning over to adjust their bindings and bringing the whole line to a halt, pulling off windbreakers or sweaters or putting them back on as the sun appeared or disappeared, tucking strands of hair under their woollen headbands, or the billowing tails of their checked shirts into their belts, digging in their pockets for handkerchiefs and blowing their red, frozen noses, and for all these operations taking off and then putting back on their big gloves, which sometimes fell in the snow and had to be picked up with the tip of a pole.
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