So it would probably be best if Ewing got on Stevens's good side and on the good side of other local coaches.
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On the good side, the regulatory environment looks ... favorable?
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It's a very good side affect of doing this course.
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Nobody is perfect, but High Maintenance sees everyone's good side.
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Maybe the White House photographer didn't get his good side.
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We tried to look at the good side of it.
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It sounds really great, if you're on his good side.
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Crisped in the oven, they make a good side dish.
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Everyone has a reason to be on the "good side", right?
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She is an example of the good side of this industry.
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Probably best to stay on Jordan's good side at all times.
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Getting back on the good side of is a good start.
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Some companies may be trying to get on his good side.
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Is AT&T trying to get on Mr. Tump's good side?
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RICHARDS: The good side was that people had real cooking technique.
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But the good side was, 'Save him, save him, save him.
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"I wanted to show the good side of drinking," Alberti tells Refinery29.
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It can bring out the good side of people when this happens.
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"He always showed his good side," Karen's mother, Irma Sykes, tells PEOPLE.
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We knew that Italy's a good side; they showed it against us.
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"Being on the good side of this, we don't talk," he said.
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Here are a few tips for finding your good side: The Buyables:
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I make sure I have a good side and a better side.
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The tech world is working hard to stay on China's good side.
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Italian politicians vie to stay on the good side of the Vatican.
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"I actually still don't know what my good side is!" the model laughed.
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You guys, can you help me figure out what is my good side?
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I thought I was in love with him, the good side of him.
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Of course she's desperate to get on her daughters' good side right now.
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I mean, that's the good side to the Internet Age and social media.
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"Well, [Neumann] had good side and bad side to be honest," Son said.
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They are a good side, who did not give a lot of openings.
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"Just so you know, we're on the good side with y'all," she said.
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There's also some historical incentive for Graham to stay on his good side.
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Celebrities love a good side hustle, though some are more successful than others.
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"Just so you know, we're on the good side with y'all," Maines said.
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But now, it seems, US military leaders are on the president's good side.
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So to finally come through on the good side of that feels amazing.
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Apple has made other moves to stay on the good side of Beijing.
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May's government seems to be trying to keep on Mr. Trump's good side.
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It did something to my good side, so then I had two bad sides.
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Everybody in this story has two sides — a bad side and a good side.
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The brilliance of that show is that there's no good side or bad side.
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Some of these companies have an obvious interest in getting on Trump's good side.
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Patronizing Mr. Trump's hotel is certainly one way to get on his good side.
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They've got a ... and it's very, the good side of Twitter, not the ... Yeah.
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In which case, my new sense of optimism is just a damn good side effect.
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Good side of this is that you'll never experience listening fatigue from excessively sharp treble.
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So you want to get on their good side immediately by being polite and complimentary.
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"The good side is, people are listening to more music than ever before," Legend said.
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The broader lesson here isn't just that media companies should stay on Google's good side.
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Forget about performing acrobatics to ensure your "good side" is front and center on camera.
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There's comes a moment on Troye Sivan's "The Good Side" when you think it's over.
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"It shows the good side of Ciudad Bolivar - and the views are pretty," she said.
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But on the good side, it saves the federal treasury $339 billion over 10 years.
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One goal games, you have to find a way to be on the good side.
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You can always get on my good side by including "HOTEL CALIFORNIA" by The Eagles.
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" PARELES Liz Phair marches toward an amicable breakup, strategizing all the way, in "Good Side.
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Staying on the good side of Trump is more important than siding with the Constitution.
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She instructs us to photograph her "good side," but from all angles, her beauty remains intact.
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Suddenly, Musk is the only tech CEO working to stay on the new president's good side.
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"I've been through it before on both the good side and the bad side," shrugged Fleury.
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And then fall into that, and I think you may end up on a good side.
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" I continued: "If only we could execute the bad side and keep the good side alive.
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Venus is the skittish worrywart, the person who desperately wants to be on everybody's good side.
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The good side is that [Dimebag] Darrell played on that record and really brightened it up.
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For now, though, Bored Panda is charging ahead, and hoping to remain on Facebook's good side.
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Everyone just wants to see the good side and the glory side of being an athlete.
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In Washington, too, Uber has much to gain from keeping on the good side of regulators.
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"Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" stays, mostly, on the good side of that line.
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That was only the most recent example of Cruz's propensity to stay on Trump's good side.
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She definitely doesn't cross over to the good side completely because where's the fun in that.
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This can make you good side income and for some be a full time job. 3.
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Of course, there's some sampling and survivorship bias that probably leans in favor of the good side.
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I should try be on her good side, because she's the girlfriend of the big boss, right?
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To stay on their good side (and to avoid getting arrested) steer clear of graveyards after dark.
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I think the good side especially is that people are listening to more music than ever before.
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A good side hustle could add hundreds or even thousands of dollars to your income each month.
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"He's got to stay [on my good side]," Brie, who recently compared her marriage to wrestling, joked.
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The good side is that we don't have traditional burdens and are eager to learn unfamiliar things.
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What's the best way to get on the new president's good side if you're a tech company?
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"That's not my good side," Ms. Moss says, tilting her head to deliver a proper right profile.
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You can always get on my good side if you salt your puzzle with "Doctor Who" references.
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"I'm just happy that we're on the good side of this DQ." Editing by Mark Lamport-Stokes
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There is a good side at Swansea, one that includes Gylfi Sigurðsson, Lukasz Fabianski and Neil Taylor.
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"I find it kind of tiresome writing about the good side of life," he told PEOPLE in 1996.
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His switch to the good side was born from a place of personal loss rather than moral integrity.
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On the good side, at least it's not awfully tinny at max volume like so many smartphone speakers.
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That Graham is attempting to stay on Kelly's good side reveals just how powerful he thinks Kelly is.
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He's still using everything he learned as a hacker, but this time — he's on the law's good side.
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There is a good side to it: You have the hand of someone behind you that supports you.
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"They're a good side, so it will be very foolish of us to underestimate them," he told reporters.
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So it's good we're starting to learn to get on the good side of some of those games.
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Mészarós is perhaps the clearest example of how Hungarians can flourish simply by getting on Orban's good side.
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After the Houthis captured Yemen's capital, Sana, in 2014, he made sure to stay on their good side.
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"We both have the same good side, darling," Ms. Campbell adds as Ms. Ahn looks on, smiling impassively.
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The demon side, it's not a good side, and that side was telling me this is gonna happen.
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In response, Apple has taken a number of steps to ensure that it stays on Beijing's good side.
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In response, Apple has made a number of moves to ensure that it stays on Beijing's good side.
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All of this has made 50 Cent someone whose good side Bravo superfan Chrissy Teigen wanted to remain on.
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He quickly became a beloved character thanks to his switchover too the good side (and his love for Slurpees!).
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On the good side of things, Christina enjoyed her first one-on-one with the 36-year-old suitor.
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Head off the slowdown and get on your tax preparer's good side by having your paperwork ready to go.
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"I play on a such a good side that they very rarely give you a hospital ball," he grinned.
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On the good side, it shows a resilience and never-say-die attitude that certainly is a positive trait.
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FP is working overtime to get on Jughead's good side asking him about his writing and relationship with Betty.
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We learn he is trying to get on his scary prison roommate's good side by talking dirty to him.
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Several former employees described a pattern: If you didn't challenge Kelly, they said, you'd stay on his good side.
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I thought I was just doing right by myself, aiming to stay on the good side of healthy consumption.
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On the less good side, my father was a lapsed Quaker, but then he was a lapsed father too.
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Everyone has a good side or the potential for good—even Yu-baaba, as seen in her twin sister.
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But now, several sources recently told the Washington Post, McAleenan is struggling to stay on the president's good side.
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But senators, too, have tried have tried to influence Trump by praising him and getting on his good side.
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There's a good side to this, though — this design should allow Apple to keep the glasses slim and lightweight.
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The secretary of State has been adept thus far at picking his spots and remaining on Trump's good side.
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On the good side, the season produced one of the game's classic quotations, allegedly said by Manager Casey Stengel.
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It perpetuates the notion that women are catty and there's a good side and bad side to be on.
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I never wanted to take side profile pictures and would hate to not be on my good side in photos.
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We've got full faith in him being put in that situation again, he would have the good side of it.
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And when we get that back, all of this other stuff will start to turn back to the good side.
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That brings us back to Lord M, who's back on my good side with his sweet goodbye to his protégé.
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Legislation may be slow or get derailed for any number of reasons, including that the "good side" is really busy.
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They also express emotions by emitting smells, which is as good as any reason to stay on their good side.
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It would also help him finally face those daddy issues, by reclaiming his father's evil legacy for the good side.
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Since his call for greater scrutiny of Google's practices, some tech companies have tried to get on Reyes's good side.
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Here are 11 things you should never say to your bartender if you want to stay on their good side.
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That means that he remains someone the president may want to keep on his good side, despite their recent differences.
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Now, the company is trying to get on American officials' good side by building some products in the United States.
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The bad news for business leaders is that it is probably too late to get on Santa's good side for 2016.
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"And I said 'Good, get my good side,' so then I took a picture because he was taking pictures," she said.
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But Zelensky immediately uses it as a chance to get on Trump's good side with a string of compliments and praise.
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This is the logic of crony capitalism: if you want to survive, you have to stay on the ruler's good side.
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Its hyper-pastel visual look could be grating but instead stays on the good side of the "Lisa Frank folder" line.
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The good side of this is that anyone who owned Bitcoin would get the same amount of Bitcoin Cash as well.
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Another is that diplomats or officials could book rooms at the hotel in an effort to get on Trump's good side.
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Kate's just hustling constantly, looking for new leads and ways into the case, doing everything to get on Chuck's good side.
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The good side of it is that now I'm lighter than I was before, and I have less weight to cut.
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They kept on the good side of the judge and wisely rested their case without exposing their client to cross-examination.
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Hurley finds that most people have a more attractive "good side," which tends to correspond with where they part their hair.
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The Republican Jewish Coalition and the Zionist Organization of America have tried really hard to stay on Mr. Trump's good side.
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"On the good side, it's a real treat if you do actually qualify, because it's such a great upgrade," he said.
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Judging by one scene in the teaser, Queen Ingrith and King John (played by Robert Lindsay) are not on Maleficent's good side.
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After Liam asked Holland some advice on the matter, he suggested something pretty simple to get on Zendaya's good side: a compliment.
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Once she joined the "good" side, the show's narrative started referring to her as a genius instead of someone who was unwell.
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She kept it friendly, she says, because she wanted to stay on his good side so he would tell her the truth.
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It is easier to stay on a president's good side by agreeing with him and telling him what he wants to hear.
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To help publishers stay on the good side of the enforcement algorithm, Facebook has posted some tips to avoid relying on clickbait.
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Certainly, he'd like to remain on America's good side, at least until the USMCA, or NAFTA-2 trade pact, is finally ratified.
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They are taking mirror images of their good side and copying it, photoshopping their own pictures before posting them to social media.
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The youngest of five children, Clementine was raised by his grandmother in a middle-class household on the good side of Edmonton.
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Studies like this make an undeniable case for the good side of AI. As for preventing the sci-fi side of AI?
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AT&T would not be the first company to seemingly try and get on Mr. Trump's good side to complete a deal.
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"That's the good side of the Chinese model, and I think you could probably say the same about Brazil too," he added.
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On the good side, they no longer have to be on alert for the imminent outbreak of war on the Korean Peninsula.
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"It's staying on the good side of the administration, keeping stability in global trade by shifting a bit more onshore," he said.
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So does having its principal characters, in a long scene set in a cafe, seated so we see only their "good" side.
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The performers look fierce as they slam around, squaring jaws and giving good side-eye, but it just feels like narrative filler.
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"Bayern can be a good side, but tonight they can also say thank you to the decisions of the referee," Wenger said.
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"I guess the good side of it is that it keeps a light on an issue that we need to keep talking about."
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That's a high bar for a network the size of Facebook or YouTube, but it's the price of staying on Europe's good side.
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That said, Foxconn has pledged to build a $10 billion factory in Wisconsin, which could help it stay on the administration's good side.
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We don't have a human resources department, and some of us have felt obliged to say yes to stay on her good side.
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The good side is that I don't have to be celibate (lol), he's a really good cook and we laugh together a lot.
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A teenage ballet dancer from a good side of the tracks, Jenna Dewan, meets a stoic dancing janitor from the bad side (Channing Tatum).
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Maybe Jack is trying to preserve a little bit of that good side that she sees of him, she doesn't need to know everything.
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People would make offerings of food in order to get on the good side of these spirits and departed ancestors, according to the Mirror.
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"We believe in progress," WOTF's official website states, noting that it wants to be on the Godhead's good side when the technological rapture arrives.
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Still, by staying true to his politics while remaining on Mr. Trump's good side, Mr. Trudeau has earned continued support of Trump-wary Canadians.
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Often is it that we see the good side of fame: the brand deals, the discount codes, the viral tweets, and even the scandals.
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Unlike in "North of the Border," the latter is now on Al's good side, while the former is literally left out in the cold.
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If you're working with a narcissist, Foster suggests, try to get on his or her good side, without compromising your time or your integrity.
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She told the woman selling sheds what she needed it for, and that woman, Chris Redger, thought it sounded like a good side hustle.
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O'Reilly remained on Trump's good side to the point where the president provided an unprompted vote of support as sexual harassment allegations swirled around O'Reilly.
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"The good side is that we can expect lots of flirting and sexting, as lustful words will fill our hearts with romantic notions," Stardust says.
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While I have her on the line, I negotiate some more dates for next year and try to get on her good side a bit.
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"Just so you know, we're on the good side with y'all," Maines told the London audience in regards to Bush's decision to go to war.
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Donald Trump is denying Megyn Kelly's claims that he tried to get on her good side prior to announcing his bid for the oval office.
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" Furdik went on to explain that it's because, "He wants revenge... Everybody in this story has two sides—a bad side and a good side.
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It would be a guy who had an epiphany and is on the good side now, and this guy is much more complicated than that.
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Indeed, she'll want to keep on her brother's good side, if the fate of their half-brother Kim Jong Nam is anything to go by.
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Could we give up the stunning joy that the good side of storytelling brings in order to erase the appalling horrors of the bad side?
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For Norton, Rubio's support for ending the D.C. law is nothing more than an attempt to get on the National Rifle Association's (NRA) good side.
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"I overestimated Adam's good side" and often "turned a blind eye" to his negative side, "especially when it came to governance," Son said on Wednesday.
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"Some of our crew have lost their houses and it's been uplifting to see the good side of human nature in this place," she said.
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If you're not in a reflective mood but still want to stay on Mars retrograde's good side, just do your best to be patient and kind.
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"Someone was taking a picture of [Charlie] and said, 'Why don't you turn her so we can get the good side of her face,' " she says.
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Typically, you adore the spotlight, but at the end of July, you may find yourself thinking, please, no photos, more often than here's my good side.
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It suggests that Trump has the power to move markets, and that it builds confidence for investors to know a company is on his good side.
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It played, to me, like a bid to get back on the right side of history, or at least, on the good side of his audience.
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The Trump administration might want to stay on China's good side to try to push North Korea to stop missile tests and slow its nuclear program.
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They may have come from her days at Slaver's Bay, where she ruled over plenty of traders and merchants vying to get on her good side.
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As the Russia story keeps getting worse, we're going to see just how far the network is willing to go to stay on Trump's good side.
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Silicon Valley has effectively united against the executive order, even as many of the top tech leaders have tried to get on the administration's good side.
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As a harnessed car seat, it accommodates kids from 25 to 90 pounds and 30 to 58 inches tall, and it has good side-impact protection.
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We've seen the shadier side of Neptune this month, but the planet of delusion also has a good side: It rules dreams, fantasies, art, and spirituality.
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But if you think you belong on the good side of the bell curve, it hurts to hear someone tell you that perhaps you do not.
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"It was a good job — to protect the people, to be part of the good side, not the bad side," Luis Paz said in an interview.
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But he believes a nation is defined by its culture, not its politics: "Right now, artistic movements are showing the good side of Kosovo," he said.
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Being careless about a weighty topic doesn't help anyone, though, and it takes thoughtful and considered artistic work to fall on the good side of the scale.
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Whether you love them or just tolerate them, one of the easiest ways to get on their good side is by wowing them with the perfect gift.
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Those needing access to the Kurdish region, a hub for US interests in oil as well as war and politics, try to stay on his good side.
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Yet he managed to stay on Trump's good side, avoiding much of the negative attention that seemed to follow Pruitt everywhere during his last days in office.
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Later, as he belted out "The Good Side", the song he's "most proud of," I realized that he's built each and every one of our living rooms.
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The elusive chanteuse explains all about how she was told her right side is her "good side" in a sneak peek from Sunday's episode of her E!
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We had internalized the anti-Semitism in the culture and were shocked and mortified to learn that we were not on the "good" side of the equation.
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And in the middle were the two unknown sketches that I went crazy about: one is a pretty good side view—Nast got up close to Lincoln.
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Championing Mitchell, right or wrong, and trying to stay on her good side is not exactly the same as taking her seriously as a composer and performer.
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He's prone to trying to get on the good side of law enforcement by saying he's in law enforcement, too, even though he's just a security guard.
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During his eulogy of Hollings earlier this year, Biden talked of how he "moved to the good side" on racial issues during his four-decade Senate career.
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Mr. Zarrad is confident he can stay on the good side of the banks because of his experience as a regulator, and before that, in the financial industry.
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Side Sleeping The Good: Side sleeping is by far the most commonly reported sleep position, and for good reason — it can have a whole lot of health benefits.
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In other words, time to cover our backs, fix the Clinton investigation, she&aposs going to be our next president, we want to be on her good side.
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Were it just a question of money, these investment trends ought to be the clincher, giving America and China every reason to stay on each other's good side.
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This time, the guy has some kind of technological gizmo that only Richard Hendricks would understand, and Oscar uses Death Star logic to get on Taylor's good side.
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So he was savvy and wise to get on their good side by endorsing Barack Obama in 2008 and getting onto Hillary Clinton's campaign very early last year.
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To get re-elected, they will need to stay on the good side of voters who are sympathetic to the president, which perhaps explains their cautiousness on impeachment.
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When you fall in love with someone you only see the good side, and if someone tells you he or she is bad for you, you don't listen.
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While you don't want to develop a relationship just to get on his or her "good side," connecting with your boss can make work more enjoyable and rewarding.
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They're a very good side as we saw out here in the three Twenty20s we played in Australia so I think they're going to be right up there.
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Seun Adigun, Ngozi Onwumere and Akuoma Omeoga will not be heading to February's Games just to be a feel good side story, They are looking for a medal.
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Storyline example: JJ's parents try to get on the good side of their insurance agent in order to get coverage for all the equipment and medication JJ needs.
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Cousins has had trouble staying on the team's good side, being disciplined periodically since he arrived in 2010, and the Kings have a 10-17 record this season.
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But not all American allies are on President Obama's good side, particularly those he sees as trying to drag the U.S. into conflicts it has little stake in.
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These voters tend to be conservative, but also very pro-trade — something that Texas has seen the good side of, exporting $264 billion worth of goods in 2017.
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Leave it to Mr. Trump to expand the racialized idea of a ghetto to include everyone who is not on his good side — in other words, most Americans.
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Then 30 years old, he had been making good side money shooting photos for magazines like Downbeat and Life; record companies sometimes bought his pictures for album covers.
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But we know we'll have a very difficult game at home, against a very good side who are unbeaten, so we'll have to prepare for the game well.
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While steadily carrying out the conservative agenda to undo environmental regulations, he's managed to stay on the president's good side, lavishing praise and providing him with great photo ops.
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Tyler, the Creator looks like he's trying to be on Santa's good side by remixing "You're a Mean One" for the new adaptation of How The Grinch Stole Christmas.
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Two of rap's great melodicists took it upon themselves to pay tribute to the good side of the American spirit in this era, and that's a truly beautiful thing.
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When she's trying to get on the High Sparrow's good side, Cersei tells him that the faith and the crown are the two pillars that hold up this world.
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You know, changes are very difficult to make, but at the end, there's always a good side to changes and definitely I'm very happy that I did this move.
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Getting them to cross over to the social-good side means those projects will need to be competitive and successful, which a bit of Microsoft cash might help with.
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But she said that in talking to her friends over the past week, she came to an understanding: There is no good side — not the regime, not Trump, nothing.
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JD: I would say there is one good side about it that I think we've been under the American umbrella for a very long time though whole post-war period.
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In the aftermath, Whittaker announced that if Romero had hit him with another good side kick to the lead knee it might have been curtains for the Kiwi head kicker.
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Or is this simply another layer to the story, in which Peter will turn her away from her father's evil ways and get her to be on the good side?
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He's not a fixed man now, he's a man who decided to keep going, to continue with his memories, and the good side of what his father was to him.
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Later, ahead of a working lunch with Kim and both men's advisers, Trump told photographers and cameramen from Singapore's "Host TV" to be sure they captured the attendees' good side.
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"Trump won so many votes in Republican primaries that a lot of Republican lawmakers want to stay on the good side of his voters," said John Ullyot, a GOP strategist.
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And so far, Canada has remained on the good side of Mr. Trump and his Twitter feed, while the president's ire is mostly directed at the other Nafta partner, Mexico.
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Staying on Trump's good side might have political benefits -- like Trump not backing a primary challenger against you -- but it forces such tortured-logic defenses that it's painful to watch.
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However, if Driver, the actor, wants to stay on the good side of the Star Wars fandom, he may want to clarify the comments he made in a recent GQ article.
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"I don't agree with everything he says, but everyone just pinpoints the bad things he does, they don't look at the good side of him, because he's not a bad person."
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The good side of this is that the HomePod is extremely durable and probably won't break into pieces when your cat inevitably drags it down from your cupboard to the floor.
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The timing is notable, as it's just before European parliamentary elections in May, meaning that MEPs seeking reelection will be eager to keep on the good side of any vocal constituents.
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While most of us have mastered the art of looking great in regular photos, it's a little more difficult to "find your good side" in a straight-on, close-up shot.
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I was lucky to get there ahead of her introduction to the world, and I hope to maintain that and stay on her good side for as long as I can.
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And Linda McMahon, who created spectacle for a living in the wrestling business, has stayed out of the limelight while apparently staying on Trump's good side at the Small Business Administration.
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Reveling in his emerging kleptocracy, Trump is smart enough to know that he has to stay on Ryan and McConnell's good side if he wants to hold on to the presidency.
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If you owned your drone before December 21, you get a bit of leeway, but you still have to register before February 19, 2016, to stay on the FAA's good side.
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During the chaotic "After the Final Rose" episode, Barb made it clear that Madison Prewett was never going to be on her good side because she personally preferred Hannah Ann Sluss.
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That said, I saw the good side, too, and wanted him to make it easier to find the many delightful things, like photographers and funny people, that made the platform joyful.
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Loeffler, clearly aware of that background, is working hard to get on Trump's good side -- attacking Romney earlier this week for his seeming support for witnesses during the Senate impeachment trial.
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Their research indicates that while the average time spent viewing a piece remains the same, much of that time is now spent capturing just the right pic of their good side.
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Staying on the church's good side is crucial for Cathedral because, unlike Brebeuf, which has never received funds from the Catholic church, Cathedral depends on the archdiocese to financially back the school.
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On the good side, it is shaking up industries that need to be shaken up, like insurance, he argues, and it provides access to products that some people otherwise would not have.
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When Rick comes to, tied up alongside Morgan inside a derelict warehouse, he discovers that Jared's plan is to use Rick as a bargaining chip to get back on Negan's good side.
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Many know that your "good" side is the one without your parting, and that it is slimming to pose with a hand on hip and legs "bevelled" (one straight, the other bent).
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Securing Mr. Sirul's return was not the purpose of abolishing the death penalty but is "a good side benefit," said Ramkarpal Singh, a member of Parliament and the brother of Mr. Gobind.
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"It's not my good side either, darling," says Ms. Campbell, who then swivels her head in some owllike version of an advanced yoga move to get her best face into the frame.
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But getting on the good side of the Trump administration — which will have a say in takeovers like the Qualcomm bid — was another factor, according to a person briefed on the matter.
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So, on the good side, I learned a lot, I was right in the middle of this country and this relationship with this country that I'd studied for a number of years.
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She wishes she could stand up to her sexist boss but she lacks the courage, and her half-baked plans to get on his good side backfire and explode in her face.
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I saw that you could be a staff songwriter and make some money while writing some songs, and I thought that was a good side job while I figured out the artist part.
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Ask "Liddle" Bob Corker, the Tennessee senator who earned Mr. Trump's outrage by criticizing the Republican tax bill, then seemed to get back on the president's good side with a few empathetic words.
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Even former Bachelor contestant and fan-favorite Ashley Iaconetti called out the show — albeit in the timid terms that Bachelor Nation participants who want to stay on the franchise's good side must use.
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In an attempt to stay on Trump's good side and not ruffle any Democrat or Republican feathers, the government has since adopted a policy of almost complete silence on all US-related issues.
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Of course, staying on the president's good side may require a lot of work on its own — and Barr might prioritize, say, protecting Trump from investigation over making sweeping changes to immigration policy.
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But the good side is, okay, nothing happens, the U.S. economy continues to grow, we can take the insurance back next year if it turns out that this is all going to blow over.
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On the good side, polls now show a clear tightening of the race with Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's lead shrinking from 20123 points to just 4 in The Washington Post/ABC News tracking poll.
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Watch the snip of "A Fat Lady and a Duck," in which she innocently plays to her friend Mary's good side, attempting to cheer her while swiftly stealing the scene out from under her.
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It was the eve of the US invasion of Iraq, and Maines spoke directly on the subject looming in everyone's mind: "Just so you know, we're on the good side with y'all," Maines said.
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"One challenge for tech titans like Ma in the coming years is whether they can keep on the good side of the authorities, as their wealth and influence continue to expand," said Rafferty. 103.
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His crossroads seems minor: he is thinking about whether to rob the local KFC, when a worker there named Ducky starts sliding him extra chicken and biscuits, hoping to get on his good side.
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"The first step is sitting next to that guy on our left, which is the commissioner, so I'm going to try to get on his good side and hopefully get that opportunity," Jeter said.
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Jason Sudeikis must really want to get on his future mother-in-law's good side, 'cause he slightly one-upped his bae, Olivia Wilde, by donating more to her mom's campaign than she did.
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CIA Director Gina Haspel has managed to stay on the president's good side, but former agency officials worry that she has become too close to the president to push back on his worst impulses.
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Managed by chain-smoking socialist Cesar Luis Menotti, and boasting a team of shaggy-haired 70s drifters marshaled by the legendary Mario Kempes, the Albiceleste were a good side—but surely not that good.
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Shaq is a beloved figure in the community, and you have to believe PJ's is hoping adding him will get them back on the good side of those who think the company is racist.
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The government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador (who took office in December) has tried to marry rhetoric about a new humanitarian approach to migration with a desire to stay on the Trump administration's good side.
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If you've failed on a project or made a mistake at work recently and you want to get back on your manager's good side, a simple greeting card or coffee might not do the trick.
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Pence may think public flattery is the right path to Trump's good side, but it's a risky course, because it potentially undermines Pence's credibility to hitch his star to such an unpopular and controversial president.
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Tina Brown, with whom Mr. Weinstein started Talk magazine in 1999, wrote this week that the mogul kept a number of his journalists on his good side with sweet consultancy or development deals with Miramax.
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"On great decisions in the past, there have been two sides and the good side always wins out in the end, and that's what I am hopeful for when I get to Tallahassee," he said.
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On the good side, the bill repeals the Alternative Minimum Tax, which is very complex and snares many middle-class taxpayers into paying more in taxes than they owe under the regular income tax system.
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Thus, proof that Trump was sending the message that Ukraine should announce investigations to get on his good side, even if there wasn't an explicit quid pro quo promise, could be enough under this statute.
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Now, granted, she doesn't know about the White Walkers just yet, but she also clearly underestimates the wiliness of Cersei, or the willingness of similarly desperate players to try to get on Cersei's good side.
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But today, I want to focus on the good side of things, specifically the small things developers might have put into a product that, if you dig around long enough, turn out to be surprisingly useful.
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As you might know ... Rodman has been the U.S.'s unofficial spokesperson on all things North Korea for a while now -- even bringing over a basketball team to the country to get on Kim's good side.
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On the one hand, Donald is her father and her boss, and she needs to stay on his good side, and to remain one of his close advisers, for the sake of her career and future.
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This haphazard approach not only allows some despots to get away with murder and build up their weapons of mass destruction, it also signals that it doesn't take much to get on Donald Trump's good side.
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Still, it is not really clear what Kushner, who has no background in politics or public policy, actually believes or what he wants the president to do, besides remaining on the good side of the business community.
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Hubbuch further says he was really fired because Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of the Post, wanted to stay on Donald Trump's good side because the President now has the power to benefit or harm Murdoch's business interests.
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In the end, Trump was less concerned with how his dalliances play out in the court of public opinion (or a court of law for that matter), and more concerned with getting back on Daniel's good side.
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We are, on the good side, having many people live longer, but often, then, with very serious illnesses that they can be sustained on, but at some point, don't want to continue with the challenges that poses.
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This was a big problem, and there were a handful of solutions: I could've become a more fearsome ruler, forcing them to work, or a more manipulative one, enacting policies to trick them onto my good side.
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Proper TOAST pops up from a real toaster before it lays down, gets buttered and dolloped with some apricot jam, then usually slides off its plate and lands good side down in my house, which is physics.
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The hyperactive, nearly feral vampire younglings run wild around his secluded home, and readers learn that Judd's got a bit of a good side as he saves human children from a swamp monster that lurks in the area.
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By announcing this investment at the White House, Intel gets much more press than it otherwise would have — a "majority" of Intel's manufacturing is already based in the US. It also manages to get on Trump's good side.
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Of Daisy, the father of two added, "I was lucky to get there ahead of her introduction to the world, and I hope to maintain that and stay on her good side for as long as I can."
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"I've been bitten before, when promised an article was to be focused on animal welfare and the good side of keeping, and it was spun into a quirky lifestyle story complete with silly pun headline," he tells me.
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When we get on Neptune's good side, we feel music as much as listen to it; we're overjoyed for our friends' success; and we have a sense that what we need will come to us at the right time.
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Models might seem like untouchable superhumans who never feel the need to awkwardly rearrange the bridal party order so they can have their "good side" in photos, but as it turns out, they, too, have pores that release sebum.
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On the good side, there's Luigi (John Leguizamo), the blue-collar plumber with a tragic backstory (he was orphaned as a child!) and a big heart, who just wants to make a home with the girl of his dreams.
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Well. … "Teachers will come up to me and say, 'Make sure you get my good side, make sure you Photoshop this out,'" said Louisa Wells, 900, a photographer in New York City who does work for a local school.
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Huawei knows that all they really need to do to butter up Trump is get on his good side, and they might get a reprieve, which is why the Chinese tech company clearly hasn't given up on the American market yet.
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And perhaps accordingly, Mr. Weaver has been cast as the heavy in news reports that the dwindling Sanders campaign is riven between die-hards and professional consultants who prefer to get back on the good side of the Democratic establishment.
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"It is the new cold war in the region, and there is not a good side and a bad side from the U.S. perspective," said Kristian Coates Ulrichsen, a scholar at the Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University.
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If Mr. Manafort wanted to stay on the prosecutors' good side, "it would make no sense for him to continue to share information with other subjects of the investigation," said Chuck Rosenberg, a former United States attorney and senior F.B.I. official.
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North Korea's announcement could also be an attempt to get on Trump's good side ahead of the summit in hopes for concessions such as sanctions relief, said Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest.
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Zelensky stops short of promising a Biden investigation, but clearly wants to stay on Trump's good side because the U.S. is one of its most important allies in the fight against Russian aggression, so he does not brush it off altogether.
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As a young boy, Calogero, played with dynamic force and beaming spirit by Mr. Colley (I was sorry he had to grow up, and exit the show), gets on the good side of Sonny (Nick Cordero), the mob figure who rules the neighborhood.
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The author's uncle, a sheep-farmer on Romney Marsh (which, like Maidstone, is in Kent), makes pegs any time he spots a good side-branch, though it's best in spring when the sap is up and the bark falls off almost by itself.
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AT&T is also lobbying the Trump administration to approve a merger deal with Time Warner, and the company therefore has obvious reasons to attempt to get on the president's good side by publicly praising him and giving him a talking point.
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"The goal is to ensure that at least one or two jurors who hear Cosby's trial will remember the good side of the man when they pass judgment," Gene Grabowski, a partner at Kglobal, a Washington, D.C.-based public affairs firm, tells PEOPLE.
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So perhaps merely staying on Trump's good side is what led Abe to honor America's request to nominate Trump for the award — or maybe he merely thought it was a good idea, given all that Trump has accomplished with North Korea so far.
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In a campaign speech, he urged voters to see the good side of EU regulations, citing rules on the cleanliness of beaches and restrictions on pesticides linked to a fall in the bee population, which he said were good for Britain's environment.
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Zelenskiy's willingness to deny that he had been asked for anything, despite a White House rough transcript of the July call that quotes the president specifically asking for investigations, underscores the lengths Ukraine's president will go to to stay on Trump's good side.
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There was no evidence at the time that Trump had directly asked the Ukrainians to halt the cooperation, and a New York Times report indicated that the Ukrainians had done it of their own volition to stay on the president's good side.
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Whitford's ability to meld humor and suspense particularly shines in a scene where June tries to get on Joseph's good side by approaching him in his study, standing close to him in a moment of proffered physical intimacy that mirrors her early encounters with Fred.
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Their moves to make amends with the President reflect a calculation among many Senate Republicans: While they may complain about what they view as his erratic behavior, they will look past previous disputes to get on his good side and influence him on key decisions.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Kim Jong-un might seem an unlikely player in the global jockeying to get on the new American president's good side, given the North Korean leader's implied threats as recently as New Year's Day to launch nuclear missiles at the United States.
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In a world where taking the perfect selfie can mean the difference between finding your soulmate or finding yourself the recipient of a left swipe (dark, and shallow, but true), we put a lot of effort into finding our angles, our good side, and our light.
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If the President fails to establish some baseline rules on what is or isn't acceptable from a friend, enemy (or frenemy in some cases), despots will figure out how to play the POTUS to stay on his good side -- and get away with breaking international law.
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He has instead accrued his power by courting wealthy donors on behalf of Republican candidates, tending to the gripes of the R.N.C.'s 168 committee members, closely monitoring his own Wikipedia page and mostly staying on the good side of the capricious Mr. Trump, his ambivalent patron.
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The Polaroids are stolen from Clay's Prius (his mom has the same one, it's just smaller — so many amazing Prius jokes in this series) so Alex, Zach, Clay, Justin, and the newly-recruited Scott (welcome to the good side, Scott!) lure Montgomery to his secret hide out in a graffiti park.
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"The good side of that is that it gives people a chance to have fun experiences before they settle down into a routine, but the other side is that it makes a quarter-life crisis more likely because there is more instability and stress around that age range," says Robinson.
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Lindsey Graham, a historically pro-immigration senator who in recent years has been desperate to stay on Trump's good side, explained that in his view, it's okay for Trump to impugn the equal standing of Somali American citizens because Trump would be willing to make exceptions for Somali Americans who were pro-Trump.
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Marie, for one, is trying to stay on Snapchat's good side by keeping her content relatively tame (more rated R than XXX); even in the pre-IPO days of Snapchat's parent comapny she heard stories of porn performer accounts getting deleted, by shying away from explicit sex, she hopes to avoid that fate.
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Corker's moves to make amends with Trump reflect a calculation among many Senate Republicans: While they may complain about what they view as his erratic behavior, they will soothe over tense relations and look past previous disputes to get on his good side in order to influence him over key decisions. Sens.
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But the president isn't just the most visible public figure in the world; he's also the head of the vast federal bureaucracy, and his actions have made it clear to every federal employee — from cabinet secretaries on down — exactly how to get on the boss's good side: spend money at Trump properties.
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DVD diplomacy UK Prime Minister Theresa May's trying to get on Chinese President Xi Jinping's good side by giving him the box set to "Blue Planet II." A little less talk While we were all fighting about the National Anthem, Colin Kaepernick quietly fulfilled his pledge to donate $1 million to worthy causes.
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DFJ, though, has stayed on Musk's good side, enough that the firm was able to invest in SpaceX's new $500 million round and was even able to make sure that DFJ's own investors, or limited partners, could directly finance the company as well, according to a person with knowledge of the round.
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You can look at this as a problem of political coalition-building: As long as the Republican Party doesn't feel it needs to stay on the good side of African Americans and Latinos, it's not going to be as sensitive to their concerns as it is to the concerns of middle-class suburban white women.
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But it is another in a series of events that questions whether our legal system has devolved to that of Venezuela's — one in which opposition political leaders are targeted for takedown and, if you're on the "good" side, you simply smile your way through as the criminal legal referrals against you are tossed into the garbage can.
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"Will political and corporate leaders at Davos seek to flatter Trump to get on his good side or give him the cold shoulder given their growing concerns about his leadership?" asked David J. Kramer, a former State Department official under President George W. Bush who just hosted a conference on foreign policy under Mr. Trump at Florida International University.
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But when it really gathers steam — nearly any time Mr. Alda opens his mouth, and especially in his scenes with Ms. Falco — it's like little else on TV. (If it can be said, technically, to be TV at all.) Like much of Louis C.K.'s TV work, "Horace and Pete" is a messy experiment that stays just on the good side of pretentiousness.
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So what I came away thinking was that this is less about advancing a legislative agenda, but I think this is more about fear on the part of the Republican Party, and that the strategy that so many of them have arrived at is to sort of pretend Trump's Twitter account does not exist, to stay on his good side.
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But, no matter how often he checked himself, he knew that in the end it was almost impossible for a grant-maker to be sure that he was doing his job well, because there was no one to tell him the truth: his grantees had to stay on his good side, and his colleagues didn't know any better than he did.
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This bill also has, I think, on the good side, significant funds for FEMA [Federal Emergency Management Agency] disaster relief and for state and local government, coming out of the stabilization fund, but it has way more money for the nation's largest corporations in this $500 billion slush fund that's going to be administered by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, so that's a real concern for me.
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The leaks show specific tactics that Facebook used to get on the good side of politicians and push for favorable legislation, including lobbying European politicians to ease up on the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), using COO Sharyl Sandberg's memoir as an in to buddy up with female politicians who weren't exactly friendly to Facebook, and telling politicians they wouldn't invest in their countries if they went against Facebook's desires, according to The Guardian.
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We tried to pepper it with scenes and characters that are genuinely scary, like the failed rapper who is radicalized online and becomes one of ISIS's top recruiters; but we also show the good side of online life, like a Muslim American woman who created what she jokingly calls Dumbledore's Army, which is this group of teens who go after extremists online using their own tactics and language — and frankly, they're doing a better job than the State Department.
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Reuters - ** In wake of plunge that saw Facebook FB.O press against significant support, shares attempting to show their good side again on the charts ** That said, FB still has work to do to suggest recovery more than just a counter-trend bounce ** Indeed, in wake of data issue, news of FTC probe , FB lost nearly a qtr of its value from early Feb peak into late Mar low ** Despite weakness, FB did not see weekly closing violation of more than 20123-year support line (log-scale, now ~$22012).
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