I want you to feel good going into hump day.
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"I felt very good going into the game," he said.
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There's nothing good going on with Jenelle Evans and her exes.
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Sanders, meanwhile, is feeling good going into Tuesday's voting, his spokesman said.
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There's a lot good going on with consumers," she told "Closing Bell.
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But then if half of it becomes real, that's pretty good going.
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Some suggested that the congressional ethics system needed a good going-over.
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"Facebook used to be a place people felt good going to," Gundlach said.
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It's always fun watching this team, and it should be good going forward.
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But overall, grown-ish has something good going, and I'm here for it.
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I just thought we had something really good going; it's just a shame.
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People think there&aposs something wrong when there&aposs something good going on.
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"Wouldn't you think that Paul Ryan would call and say, 'Good going'?" he asked.
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He did pretty good, going 303-for-14 for 99 yards and a touchdown.
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The worst networking event I ever went to had everything good going for it.
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"A lot of feel-good going into Boston," Rangers manager Jeff Banister told reporters.
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Actually, it will probably just make you feel like trash, but it'll taste good going down!
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I have all that good going for me, but the key is being a Cubs fan.
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Spending Memorial Day grilling in the backyard is good; going to Hot Luck is way better.
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Hopefully, the new Caller Verified features will finally help cut down on spam for good going forward.
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That is good going for a firm whose earnings have been lacklustre and which faces big challenges.
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"He looked like he was going to die—good going Chris," Mr Trump said gleefully in Texas.
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What's always been my idea of him is that he already had something good going for him.
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For me it was good having Rojas in the front group because he was really, really good going down.
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We are doing a quickstep inspired by The Jungle Book and I feel really good going into tonight's performance.
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"I feel, frankly, better about it now than I did before, and I felt good going in," he said.
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The two are feeling good going into dinner portion, and seem to have no trouble opening up to each other.
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Goalkeeper Lorenz, who made a number of good saves throughout the game, said she felt good going into the penalties.
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If a stock hits a new high on a down day, then it obviously has something good going for it.
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After staying up late Tuesday to clean, meal prep, and workout, I overslept Wednesday but felt good going into the day.
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"It was quite good going off first as your judgment on how the ride went isn't skewed by the result," he said.
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My journey was to cost 39 riyals ($10), which was good going for the mileage, and around the same price as an Uber.
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"There's humility there just for the fact that I know that our guys - we feel really good, we felt good going into it," Nagy said.
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"I like this weight division, it&aposs good going up and down, I&aposm in shape," McGregor said after his UFC 246 win was announced.
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Overall it was a dope day, I got to support my friends (especially those on the rise), and I felt good going to sleep that night.
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CHEPSTOW, Wales (Reuters) - There was a time in Jonathan 'Jock' Paget's early equestrian career when staying on a horse for eight seconds was considered good going.
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But ethically, these slogans highlight two different approaches to the common good: going it alone, with each of us fending for ourselves, versus hanging together, seeking solidarity.
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You can look at people and be like, well, your experience is writing 1,200-word pieces for the web and you're great at it, so good going!
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We had something really good going, and it seemed like a really simple thing for him to sit down for a couple of hours every day and work.
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And anytime a network launches as many good-to-great shows in as short of a timespan as Syfy has, there's something good going on behind the scenes.
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And compared to the reported $160 million it took to make Warcraft, close to $400 million is more than good going, and means we should definitely expect a sequel.
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The shorts counter by saying they are a force for good, going to great lengths to expose fraud and persistent problems with listing and governance standards in the city.
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That is pretty good going for a politician who has often (not least at the start of this election campaign) looked in peril and is deeply unpopular with many voters.
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" Merchant writes in his book: "'The problem with a phone,' Steve Jobs said in 2005, 'is that we're not very good going through orifices to get to the end users.
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But this year, being in Oklahoma, I felt really good about the situation, I felt really good going forward, and I didn't want to waste nobody's time and take a meeting.
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"At first the idea didn't sound great because it was always good going home, sitting down, eating and not having to worry about anything," says the lab manager who went from 280 lbs.
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"I used to go to the gym in ratty old sweats, but if you already feel good going into your workout, it just kind of gives you that little extra lift," she says.
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Of course, then there's the "relatively low salaries" offered by Amazon in China, while working with the brokers to sell internal data or game the system seems to offer a pretty good going rate.
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"So wouldn't you think that Paul Ryan would call and say good going, in front of just about the largest audience for a second-night debate in the history of the country?" he complained.
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But we also know that there is much good going on in America, and that we are far better off today under President Obama than we were eight years ago when he was first elected.
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Nintendo is looking good going into 2018 based on these numbers, and the overall performance of the Switch should quickly eclipse the lifetime sales of the Wii U, which never really struck a chord with consumers.
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In its largest market, Australia, Boral posted double-digit gains in revenue for concrete and asphalt, its biggest earners, as drought conditions that have hurt farmers meant good going on huge roadmaking projects along the east coast.
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And with World Water Day being this Sunday, March 22, there's no better time to make mindful hydration a part of your life (or gift one to a friend or family member to keep the good going!).
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HERE WE ARE A SHORT 21985 DAYS LATER AND FINALLY GETTING THE TRANSACTION CLOSED TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION, WHEN THE COURT RULED, IT WAS RELIEF WE FELT REALLY GOOD GOING INTO THE COURT THAT WE HAD A REALLY GOOD CASE.
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Slowly the truth about Jackie's death become clear and the friends discover they need each other more than ever. However, by the end, the friends split up for good, going their separate ways.
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Judge made the transition from animation to live-action with the help of Tim Suhrstedt, the film's director of photography, who taught him about lenses and where to put the camera. Judge says, "I had a great crew, and it's good going into it not pretending you're an expert". Principal photography began in Texas in May 1998. It did not start off well.
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212–3 From Jericho the Jordan River was invisible, about across the almost open plain; being very good going for movement across the valley. Big vultures perch on the chalky bluffs overlooking the river, and storks are seen flying overhead, while wild pigs were seen in the bush. The river contained many fish, and its marshy borders were crowded with frogs and other small animals.Moore 1920 p.
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An extremely versatile player, Hayward was comfortable playing anywhere across the back four and also up front. Former teammate Roy Sproson said that he was: "one of the best full- backs in the country. He was quick, had a good left foot and was particularly good going forward" and also displayed an "attacking flair". Another teammate Graham Barnett also recalled how Hayward would break opposition players' noses with his sharp elbows.
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However, the relative lack of fuel available meant that West African iron was expensive compared to European iron. Portuguese records indicated that sailing voyages in the early sixteenth century carried iron bars among the trade good going farther north. During the period of the slave trade in the region, iron bars were a standard of payment and wealth.Facinet Beavogui, "Circulation monétaire en l'Afrique de l'Ouest: Le cas du guinzé (Guinėe, Liberia)," in Yasmine Marzouk, Christian Seignobos, François Sigaut, eds.
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The system was implemented at a wide variety of scales from theatre and army corps (where the facets might be tens of kilometres in size) down to the battalion level. At smaller scales there are increased difficulties in identifying all of the anomalies as sub-facets. The data provided ranges from assessments of how good-going the terrain is for travel to possible sources of building materials. A terrain forecast can be issued, similar to how weather forecasts are issued for aircrew.
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In a 1901 game, Hahn struck out 16 batters, the highest single-game total in any major league since 1887. In February 1903, Hahn was a student at Cincinnati Veterinary College. Asked how long he planned to play baseball, he replied that he would like to play a few more seasons. Hahn had given up beer and liquor over the winter and said that he felt good going into the season, but he entertained the possibility that the coming year could be his last.
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WKZA became WQLE in an effort by Pierre to reverse its sagging fortunes. The station, which by this time was reduced to an all-barter affiliate of Chuck Harder's "For the People" populist national talk network (which shared its revenues with affiliate stations), finally failed for good, going dark on December 21, 1992. Its departure left WLMI as the only local radio station offering service to Kane. No FCC paperwork was filed to legally silence the station, and was given up as simply abandoned.
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In British horse racing, the distances between horses are calculated by converting the time between them into lengths by a scale of lengths-per-second. The actual number of lengths-per-second varies according to the type of race and the going conditions. For example, in a flat turf race run on good going, a value of six lengths-per-second is used; in a national hunt race on heavy going, where horses are assumed to be moving more slowly, the value is four lengths-per-second.
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In May 2012 she participated in the Scottish Parliament debate paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth as the UK celebrated her Diamond Jubilee. Lamont commented, "60 years in the one job is good going – I've been in this one for just six months and some days, I have to say, it feels like 60 years – so we recognise the scale of the achievement of the particular, very strong woman." Lamont was a guest on the 7 June 2012 edition of the BBC's political debate programme Question Time.
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Scherzer warms up before a game in 2010 Detroit optioned Scherzer to the Triple-A Toledo Mud Hens on May 16, replacing him with Armando Galarraga. Shortly thereafter, Scherzer was recalled to the major leagues for good, going 6–4 in twelve starts with an ERA of 2.62 and 85 strikeouts in 75 innings. On May 30 versus the Oakland Athletics, Scherzer accumulated 14 strikeouts in innings pitched. It was the fourth time in his career that he had 10 or more strikeouts in a single game.
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However, going into turn two, Donohue nearly crashed when he was over-cautious driving through the oil- dry. He had to back out of the throttle, and slid up the track, allowing Leonard to dive underneath and take the lead. With the crowd on their feet, Donohue chased down Leonard and re-took the lead for good going down the main straightaway on lap 194. Donohue held off Leonard by 1.6 seconds, believed to be the closest finish in a 500-mile Indy car race at the time.
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It made use of the very relaxed marketing approach and slogan known as "Oh Canada, Oh Mr. Sub!". Mr. Sub had launched a TV campaign that reminds consumers of the brand's Canadian identity. "We wanted to highlight the personality of our Canadian company," said Rita McParland, vice- president of marketing at Mr. Sub. The following slogans, in chronological order, have been used by Mr. Sub: "Lub my Sub"; "Fresh thinking is what we are"; "Taste a Canadian Tradition"; "It's not a sandwich it's a Sub"; "There's always something good going down at Mr. Sub"; and "Oh Canada, Oh Mr. Sub".
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Later accounts say that Jones was removed for failure to hustle, and Hodges decided to do so publicly to show that he would not tolerate lack of effort on his team, even from its star player. On August 22, 2009, following pre-game ceremonies honoring the 40th anniversary of the "Miracle Mets", Jones discussed the incident during SportsNet New York's telecast of that night's game. Jones said Hodges asked him why he did not look good going after a fly ball on the previous play. According to Jones, he pointed down to the water- filled turf.
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The trainer felt that the horse had not been finishing his races as well as he could have been and so had him operated on well in advance of the Cheltenham Gold Cup. On the day of the 2011 Totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup, Denman drifted in the betting to 9–1, with the good going expected not to suit. With jockey Sam Thomas riding him further from the pace than had sometimes been the case, he took up the running at the 3rd last fence with Kauto Star. However, Long Run pulled alongside them at the 2nd last and went clear after the last.
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My friends, this initiative of the Institute that bears my name is the first serious international effort to fill this gap, complete this work, and fulfill the Nuremberg legacy." Harris spoke of the institutional evil of the Nazi regime in Germany during an interview in 2008: "Society lays the groundwork, and we develop in that society... We become part of that society, we're captivated by it, and we might do evil, too. It makes you wonder about where is the future of mankind - is evil going to triumph ultimately, or is good going to triumph? You have to find the good instincts that are in all of us.
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Richie and Eddie decide to leave until Beverly reveals that she has had psychic visions of their deaths should they fail to fulfill their promise. Meanwhile, Henry Bowers, who was arrested for the murder of his father, escapes from a mental institution with help from It, and a little girl is killed by Pennywise at a baseball game. Mike shows Bill, via a drug-induced vision, that the Native American "Ritual of Chüd" can stop It for good. Going to their old clubhouse and finding Stan's shower cap, Mike explains that the ritual requires items from their past to be sacrificed and instructs the others to split up and search for their artifacts.
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Ricciardo went on to secure two more wins at the Hungaroring and at Hockenheim in commanding fashion. Following Ricciardo's sixth pole from 12 races, Tech 1 team boss, Simon Abadie, praised his driver's efforts greatly, saying "I am happy, and happy for Daniel because six poles in 12 races is good going," and later stated his team's ambitions for success, by telling Autosport correspondent Peter Mills, "I really hopes Daniel wins the championship." At the first race at the Silverstone circuit, Ricciardo was involved in a spectacular incident with pole-sitter Jon Lancaster, in which Ricciardo was sent into a barrel roll, eventually landing on his wheels. The crash saw the end of his race, with teammate Jean-Éric Vergne becoming the eventual winner, following disqualifications.
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Jet Force Gemini received generally positive reviews from critics. Edge described it as "a straightforward blaster at heart", while AllGame claimed that it "pays homage to 8- and 16-bit games with its emphasis on high-intensity action and level design that requires skill with the controller." Writing for IGN, journalist Matt Casamassina remarked that, although Jet Force Gemini has some flaws and could be more polished, it is "still one of Nintendo 64's most original games and it has much more good going for it than it does bad." In a mixed review, Next Generation felt that the game was bloated with too many features and that it may exhaust players before it is over, concluding that the game would have been "twice as good" if "Rare had cut all the tedious parts".
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In 2010, he released his third single "Hot Sauce" which was produced by Redzz himself. The single was supported by Flava TV, Kiss TV & Choice FM, but to name a few. "Hot Sauce" was voted in at number 1 on the "UK Raw Talent" chart by viewers and selected at number 1 on "Redzz Top 20 Mixtape" countdown on Flava TV. Redzz has since stated that "Hot Sauce" came about whilst messing around in a recording studio singing "I got the hot sauce", he has also stated the meaning behind the song on an online interview; "Hot Sauce means to have something worth hating on, if you have haters because you've got something good going on in your life then you have the Hot Sauce". The video to Hot Sauce was filmed in Houston, Texas.
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It was also in 1890 that trouble was brewing in Winton, and indeed in other parts of Australia. One report mentioned a robbery in which one man was relieved of £30 while the police seemed unable to catch the thief, and the correspondent commented "This game has been going on here for a very long time," perhaps meaning to suggest police complicity in this and other crimes. More seriously, even though there was no real loss, was this incident, mentioned in the same report: > Somebody amused himself at the expense of the senior-constable of police, > telling him that the shearers and all union men would rush the town. The > senior-constable rushed away in hot haste to the barracks, and ordered the > police to get Martinis and revolvers in good going order, so as to shoot the > unionists down.
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The plan for the Battle of Cambrai originated on 23 August 1917, with a proposal from Brigadier-General H. D. Du Pree of the IV Corps of the Third Army, for a surprise attack with tank support near Flesquières, to exploit the lack of German artillery in the area and the relatively good going for tanks. The Third Army HQ (commanded by General Byng) and Brigadier-General H.H. Tudor, Commander Royal Artillery (CRA) of the 9th Division did much to expand the proposal, which was then planned in the systematic manner of the British offensives earlier in the year, founded on the which had derived from analysis of the Battle of the Somme and French experience. Draft schemes were issued to Corps, containing the objectives and the achievement of surprise by dispensing with a preliminary bombardment. Infantry were to advance behind a mass of tanks, to the first two objective lines (blue and brown) by leapfrogging.
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