You've got a little screwdriver or something and you're just going to town.
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Who can resist a bunch of cats going to town on an elaborate Christmas display?
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Yeah, they just weren't even hiding it, it's like an Italian family going to town.
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Only, instead of squeezing my upper arm, it was going to town on my legs.
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He pulls her in and starts going to town on her right there in the back seat.
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TMZ also obtained footage of Ronnie going to town on a Ring security camera back in December.
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It was still too big, so I got our shears out and I was just going to town.
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"Herman is just going to town & I have been obliged to make my pen fairly fly," Augusta apologized.
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Make sure your partner is nice and lubed up before going to town on those tight muscles of theirs.
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Cops think the D.A. should nail James Otis for going to town with a pickax and destroying the star.
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We know you just want to see dogs going to town on the stuff: So many dogs, so much melon.
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And if she's a fan of muffing, fingering her this way while you're going to town is also a great choice.
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Let your lip balms set in the fridge for about 15-20 minutes before taking them out and going to town.
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But this is a surprisingly complex process, especially if, like the team at Microsoft, you're really going to town on the details.
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"Lil' penne," Legend captioned an adorable photo of Luna going to town on some noodles, her face and hands covered in sauce.
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You can rest safely knowing your data will be outside the hands of some secretive government agency going to town on privacy.
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They are tired of going to town hall meetings where they encounter furious residents who don't like the direction of the nation.
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Yes, this is the internet, so people are going to town on the latest cuddly creature to invade the Star Wars universe.
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We are going to town halls, attending protests, calling our Senators and Representatives, and making sure our voices continue to be heard.
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"Logan" gave us what we had been craving for years — Wolverine going to town on some bad guys in an R-rated film.
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"Their specialty is shaving facial hair, going to town on people's beards, mustaches and sideburns, the line and the fades," Ms. Harris said.
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We needed another challenge, so I began going to town to pick up the Globe and Mail, which always carried a cryptic crossword.
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But going to town on an Italian family-style meal for one probably won't make you feel great that night or the next day.
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There's a crowd surrounding Keith, and he's just, like, going to town on this chicken thigh, and there's barbecue sauce all over his face.
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If there was a day where I was looking forward to going to town with a nice, sharp, high-RPM blade, it was today.
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Update, 245:22015pm: The NRA account is still quiet, but NRA TV is really going to town, "hoping" that people march to the FBI offices.
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A big night out is not going to a Broadway play or a concert, but going to town to eat at the local family owned restaurant.
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In the show that was the premise and it was also just Dan, Emily [Hampshire], and me being like "WIG WALL!" and just going to town.
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Even when I was going to town on my neck, I was still able to hear the audio from my television without turning up the volume.
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We got the Police Commission Prez at Craig's in WeHo Monday night, and he had no problem with Trump haters going to town on the star.
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The pop singer was going to town on her star Tuesday around 7:30 PM in the middle of Hollywood ... as cameras from paps and bystanders rolled.
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The singer first posted a short vid of PP going to town on what's left of an apple as she holds her over her shoulder like a baby.
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Media outlets are going to town commenting on her "baby bump," also known as her stomach, an anatomical zone that was, until recently, just part of her body.
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Young Dro's also accused of smashing a plate of banana pudding in her face before grabbing a kitchen knife and going to town on the living room furniture.
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It's inspired by the traditional French croquembouche cake, and Bennett spends a good deal of time carving it into a perfect horn shape before going to town decorating it.
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He directed the "Going To Town" video from Black Love, and a year later I was in his movie, Monument Avenue, and I did the closing theme for it.
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"Spy Kids" star Daryl Sabara has just been hit with 2 misdemeanor charges after allegedly flexing some serious muscle and going to town on somebody's car with his bare hands!!!
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TMZ obtained footage of 24-year-old Austin Clay going to town early Wednesday morning on the star ... dislodging it from the famed sidewalk, and leaving it in tiny pieces.
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The truth, medically speaking, is that farts are a sign that your digestive system is functioning properly, and your intestines are going to town on the food that you ate.
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So, instead of going to town on jars and squeeze bottles with spoons, forks, and knives to get out enough for a recipe, we're taking our eats to the container itself.
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The nonpartisan organization's Internet 2016 project has been following the presidential campaigns around the country, tracking their debates, papers, policy platforms and going to town halls to ask about internet issues.
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" (via Reddit) Standing Sex "That up-against-a-wall shit you see in movies where a guy picks up a girl by her thighs and just starts going to town on her.
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Not sure it was entirely a race, since he was up in New Hampshire for months and months all by himself, just going to town meetings and talking about campaign-finance reform.
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He's been commissioned to make the first robot cam girl and has a bigger budget than usual to work with, so he going to town on it with all the bells and whistles.
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Besides, if someone were to lock lightsticks, you'd think the overeager Disney marketing department would be going to town promoting the toys for Christmas, not to mention put a saber in the trailers somewhere.
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The video shared actually appears to be a series of outtakes, with Chrissy botching her lines, dropping some f-bombs, going to town on a burrito, and getting increasingly boozy as the camera rolls.
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Patricia Cox, a witness, told CNN affiliate KCAL/KCBS that she saw a man "going to town" on the ground "like it was his business just to be tearing up the ground," she said.
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As he ambled down a street littered with fallen trees, he stumbled across a bizarre sight: a nun, in full-on habit and veil, going to town on a massive tree with a chainsaw.
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Yes, spare yourself the terrifying image of thousands of waxworms going to town on a pile grocery bags: Ideally, scientists would be able to mimic the process and chemicals that help degrade the plastic.
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The internet is going to town over Beyoncé&aposs new Ivy Park x Adidas collection — specifically, an orange-and-maroon "track top bodysuit" that she unveiled in an interview with Elle earlier this month.
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Stephen Colbert rarely holds back but he has been going to town this week — and by town, specifically, we mean Washington D.C., because it is a particularly rich source of nasty stupidity demanding to be mocked.
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Going To Town On Your Cuticles"Manicurists always want to cut your cuticles, because it's faster for them and it means you will come back more often, since your manicure will look uneven faster," says Lippmann.
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There, a number of men huddled under the sputtering, scalding-hot spray were going to town on themselves as if having an audience of fellow inmates watch you masturbate were the most normal thing in the world.
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Masseria: Located in a warehouse area where it was once not uncommon to see a john and a hooker going to town on the hood of a car, Masseria is now neighbors with the upscale, trendy Union Market.
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Perhaps in an attempt to cope with the fact that her only child is pregnant and intends to keep the baby despite it being the worst idea in the world, Lorraine is really going to town on those edibles.
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So that can be anything from what the Tea Party did in 2009, which was going to town halls with their pitchforks and scaring elected representatives into believing they'd be voted out of office if they weren't responsive to them.
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Unfortunately, without becoming a licensed dermatologist or aesthetician, even the most devout followers are limited to going to town on their own pimples and theirs alone — or, if they're especially lucky, that of a trusting partner or (very) close friend.
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A big concern, both here and elsewhere in the Arctic, is that as the Earth warms and these soils thaw out, microbes will start going to town on all that free food, releasing enormous amounts of carbon into the air.
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While everyone else is wearing denim frayed at the ankle or slashed open across the knee, Kylie's already on that next butt tear tip, taking a pair of scissors and going to town on the seat of her stonewashed denim.
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There are a ton of other theories out there, and this dedicated subreddit and Genius annotated history of 93M29H29E29's comments are pretty good places to start if you feel like donning your tinfoil hat and going to town on possible hidden meanings.
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But still it makes an appearance on this list thanks to a very brief scene in which Cook's "Chuck" walks in on best bud "Stu" (played by Dan Fogler of Fantastic Beasts fame) going to town on a grapefruit of all things.
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Image: AmazonThose of you really going to town on a PC or home theater setup can start to consider 5.1 or 7.1 systems, which simply refer to the number of separate satellite speakers you get to really immerse yourself in music, movies, or games.
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Films are usually given a higher classification if they include footage of someone going to town between a woman's legs and female ejaculation in porn is literally banned under BBFC laws in the UK. This is the state of affairs we are currently working with.
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Nope, it's a guy called Jack going to town on Amazon about Be On 1, a "turtle" patch that sticks onto the skin and claims to kill hangovers before the dry heaves, shakes, and fear materialise, apocalypse-like on the horizon of the morning after.
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There's not enough character development for it to feel like a full-fledged reality show — we're barely introduced to the contestants before we see them going to town on one another; in fact, we see clips of them in flagrante delicto before we even learn their names.
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Michelle Obama celebrated International Women's Day by busting out a can of spray paint and going to town ... The First Lady went tagging with famous street artist Mr. Brainwash ... tagging a wall in D.C. with a bunch of hearts in honor of her Let Girls Learn movement for adolescent girls.
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Anyone who has spent a weekend reading Marie Kondo or watching Minimalism on Netflix, all the while surrounded by chairs hidden under piles of clothes and a medicine cabinet filled with expired products, spills, and lipsticks only worn once, knows how tempting the idea of hauling over a dumpster and going to town is.
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Under the "Romantic" and "Joyful" category, I found this aqua and purple-haired woman embracing her body and being both hard and soft with her partner, at once rolling with her on a bed of rose petals before inserting a ball gag into her mouth and going to town on her with a strap-on.
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He gets a suitcase and begins packing for a trip. He shares with his viewers that he and Edward are going on a trip west. They will live alone on a house in the country going to town for groceries in cowboy hats and boots. He is interrupted by a call from Edward.
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Shanali's father, who is a silent character, doesn't like going to town school with his daughter. She is enrolled in grade 6-B class in town school and another girl Kaveesha is a very talented child of that class with a very similar appearance. After a few months, Shanali gradually returns to the level of Kaveesha, who has so far excelled. Kaveesha, who is quite proud of these reasons, hates Shanali.
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Frazier from Jamestown left at 6:00 and arrived at 8:02, taking two minutes over two hours to travel 31.5 miles (51 km). It returned at 8:27, and arrived at 10:25. The company obviously did not envisage its passengers going to town on day trips, allowing only twenty minutes or so before the return. Rather, the traffic flow would have been dominated by travel onwards.
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Spending the whole night awake she finally arrives at a decision. The woman who has so far seen decisions being taken for her by others only, decides to take things in her own hands and fight on. As another day comes up she announces to her father in law that she is going to town. She steps out of her home all prepared to face the challenges of life anew.
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A stranger in town steals his pocket watch and he loses his prefect's cap before he finally makes it back to Eckleton at night. He sees Mr Kay, who is hunting a burglar, and pretends he is also awake because of the burglar. Fenn is concerned about being expelled for going to town without permission if the cap is found, since the cap has his name in it. Jimmy helps Fenn and Kennedy reconcile.
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Pepin, Wisconsin, is the birthplace of author Laura Ingalls Wilder. In Little House in the Big Woods, the first book in her Little House series, Laura's father visits Lake Pepin in the first chapter and her family visits the lake in the "Going to Town" chapter. Laura's family and their covered wagon then cross the frozen Lake Pepin in the chapter "Going West", the first chapter of the second book, Little House on the Prairie.
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The school's motto is Verbum Sap Sat, short for the Latin Verbum sapienti sat est, meaning "A Word to the Wise is Sufficient." "Verbum Sap Sat", "H-B Woodlawn" H-B Woodlawn is run on the belief that left with responsibilities, students will learn and get work done. They are given privileges such as going off campus, going to Town Meeting, etc. Another tradition is the Teacher/Senior Play, at the beginning of the year, and the Teacher Play, at the end of the year.
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While in hiding they come across a dying Indian woman with a newborn baby. John wants to get rid of the infant, saying they are already too short of food and water, but Molly insists that they look after the child. She leaves the baby with him while she goes into town for supplies, and he takes care of the baby affectionately while she is gone. The other reason for her going to town is to deliver a message to John's girlfriend, Dolly (Cynthia Myers).
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In a March 6, 2008 interview with The Scotsman, she said: > We fucked up in Ohio. In Ohio, they are obsessed and Hillary is going to > town on it, because she knows Ohio's the only place they can win. She is a > monster, too—that is off the record—she is stooping to anything ... if you > are poor and she is telling you some story about how Obama is going to take > your job away, maybe it will be more effective. The amount of deceit she has > put forward is really unattractive.
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Eaton was born on 12 January 1937 in Edgware General Hospital, Middlesex, and brought up in the suburb of Kingsbury. She attended Roe Green Primary School on Princes Avenue, and although living close to both Kingsbury County Grammar School and Tylers Croft Secondary Modern School, won a place at the Aida Foster Theatre School, a specialist drama school, and remained there until she was sixteen. Her stage debut was in Benjamin Britten's Let's Make an Opera! and her West End debut was in 1954 in Going to Town.
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After Steve's story, one of the women, Jookie, becomes unnerved and wishes to leave the cabin. Outside, a howling wind begins to increase in frequency. John and Steve say they are going to town to purchase more oil for the lamps, and instead terrify Sally and Liz by posing in a grotesque gorilla mask int the kitchen window. The aloof Elaine decides to share a story that supposedly happened at her high school: It involves a timid woman named Annie who suffered a date rape attempt, in which she stabbed the attacker to death.
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Ashenburg began her career as a CBC Radio producer, eventually becoming an editor at The Globe and Mail newspaper. In 1996 Ashenburg published her first book, Going to Town: Architectural Walking Tours in Southern Ontario. She would follow that with two more works of non- fiction: The Mourner's Dance: What We Do When People Die, which she wrote after her son-in-law died in 1998 and The Dirt on Clean: An Unsanitized History. Ashenberg released her debut novel Sofie & Cecilia a few months shy of her 73rd birthday.
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Temple saw his retirement from political life to his country estate at Moor Park as following the example of the Greek philosopher Epicurus. In his essay of 1685 "Upon the Gardens of Epicurus" Temple wrote of "the sweetness and satisfaction of this retreat, where since my resolution taken of never entering again into any public employments, I have passed five years without once going to town". As a result of his introducing the term sharawadgi in this essay, Temple is considered the originator of the English landscape garden movement.See:Geoffrey Jellicoe (ed.) The Oxford Companion to Gardens, Oxford University Press, 1986, p.
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" Dave Sholin from Gavin Report described it as "another L.A., Babyface and Daryl Simmons masterpiece by an artist with a great future". Connie Johnson of Los Angeles Times praised Braxton for "going to town on the soul-infused track." People Magazine called its intro "coiling, almost eerie", "bolstered by her full-throated alto." John McAlley of Rolling Stone was extremely positive, writing that, "Another Sad Love Song – with its dynamic vocal, gargantuan hook and clever song-with-in-a-song lyric – surely ranks with 'End of the Road,' 'I'm Your Baby Tonight' and 'Every Little Step' as one of LaFace's greatest triumphs.
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Black Love is the fifth album by the band The Afghan Whigs, released in March 1996. It was released by Elektra Records/Sub Pop in the US and by Mute in Europe, and was produced by Greg Dulli. Black Love was preceded by the single "Honky's Ladder" and followed by the single "Going to Town" (also released as the Bonnie & Clyde EP in the US). Prior to this album's release, lead singer Greg Dulli seriously explored producing a movie in the film noir genre, but despite his optioning at least one book, the movie was never made.
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A man finds himself in a train station after an apparent wreck with a few of the other passengers. Unable to locate his fiancee, Willa, he decides to set out to a nearby town—where he knows she would go—to find her. The others try to convince him that not only is the train going to arrive any minute to pick them up, going to town is dangerous as the almost three-mile hike goes straight through deserted terrain that is inhabited by dangerous wolves. Ignoring their advice, he heads into town and has a close encounter with one of the wolves on the way.
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Until this time overland transportation was problematic at best—particularly the portion of road at Rodney Mountain (itself named after Rodney Moyer), between Moyers and Kellond. The road, where it passed the foot of Rodney Mountain near Ten Mile Creek, “…is so rough that a farmer going to town with a can of cream, found that the cream had been churned, and he had butter,” according to one observer in 1926. Local conditions stayed pretty much the same until the opening of the state highway thirty years later.(Kiamichi Valley Reporter, February 5, 1926) During World War II the Moyers area was the site of two lethal air crashes.
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After a short conversation with Prismo, Finn wishes that the Lich had never existed and is promptly transported into the reality created by his wish. The scene then shifts to the art style featured in the end of "The Lich", as part of the wish-created realityknown as "Farmworld"in which Finn is a normal human living with his family and his dog, Jake, on a farm. Picking up from the last scene from "The Lich", Finn is called by his mother and told to sell his beloved mule Bartram to pay off the family's debt to the Destiny Gang. While going to town to the sell the creature, Finn and Jake fall down an opening in the earth and discover the long-dead skeleton of Simon Petrikov.
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Like many American films of the time, On the Level was subject to cuts by city and state film censorship boards. The Chicago Board of Censors required a cut of the scene of a roulette wheel, man shooting girl's father, the intertitle "A little this side of hell", all tough dance scenes, tough dancing, two views of roulette wheel, flash first dead body scene and cut two others, flash scene of dragging body across floor, body in wheel barrow, three intertitles "I'm going to town, I'd rather die with morphine than without it", "You didn't say anything to your mother about me?", and "I understand", two tough dancing scenes, all scenes of selling liquor to sailor, two scenes of drinking at table in background, and girl on table with arms above man's neck.
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Evacuees in turn faced great > emotional distress, knowing that it would be difficult for their family to > survive without them. As exemplified in the quote above, so great was the > desperation, that the minister would often marry couples when one of them > had to leave for the hospital, in order to sanctify the union while there > was still time to do so. Fear of removal was a deterrent to getting tested, and even deterred remote Inuit from going to town while the ship was docked: > In 1955, RCMP reported that Inuit in the Kimmirut area were now avoiding the > settlement at shiptime because they had no desire of “being evacuated to the > Land of No Return.” Medical ships' helicopters were sometimes used to seek out and forcibly pick up Inuit people who were hiding in rural areas.
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