We still had a lot of good times, and we're still having good times.
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"In good times and bad" includes the good times — something it can be easy to forget.
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We have been through the good times, very good times, bad times, and very bad times.
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Remembering the good times In her quiet moments, Calderwood takes comfort in remembering good times with Mollie.
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"You have good times, and then you have bad times to compensate for the artificially good times," he added.
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Of course I had to be very careful, because those were not good times, it still isn't good times.
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People have some strong opinions one way or the other, but in reality, there are good times to rent and good times to buy.
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Does this unusually long period of good times mean we're in for more good times, or does it mean we should prepare for the worst?
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Like mama, like son — in good times and bad.
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The good times, on this view, are not quite over.
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" Alison Krauss and Jamey Johnson dueted "For the Good Times.
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GOOD TIMES WITH ANDREW I spend Sunday nights at home.
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The good times have got to end at some point.
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Shared a lot of good times and drinks with ya.
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In good times, their pet topic is dismissed as dull.
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Jimmie Walker made it big playing J.J. on "Good Times."
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You can't count on good times forever — winter is coming.
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Good times, Good people, this is what it's all about.
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Put this on shuffle and let the good times roll!
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We had some good times, me and the iPhone 5s.
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We've made it through the good times and the bad.
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Now being a portal to digital good times isn't enough.
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I had a lot of good times with that dude.
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Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler (Let the Good Times Roll)!
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I mean, we had a lot of good times together.
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Good times ... Wonder if UCLA and Jack Ma are laughing?
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Since then, the good times have kept rolling for Smith.
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It means a life full of memories and good times.
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But the good times may be coming to an end.
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A dollar is a dollar in good times and bad.
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Your Good Times Are Just Beginning Follow Alexander on Twitter.
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But they should enjoy their good times while they last.
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In good times and in bad, like the weddings say.
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And "Good Times" and all of the Norman Lear shows.
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But the good times will end and challenges are coming.
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"People drink in good times and in bad," Villers said.
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Seems like those good times in Sin City carried over.
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But this being Bojack Horseman, the good times are fleeting.
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We worked through good times, bad times, stress and everything else.
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The tests are not in the good times or safe times.
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By the way, in good times and in bad times, bingo.
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If you like your good times slightly off-kilter that is.
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Apple expects the good times to continue into the holiday season.
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"We (Good Times) have no control over refunds," the release reads.
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" She concluded the post, "Thanks for all the good times, Chicago.
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But the new data suggest that the good times have peaked.
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But no producer wants the good times to end too soon.
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"These really are the good times for job-seekers," says Chamberlain.
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Mostly the good times I find myself wishing I could have.
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Perhaps the good times might last a little longer than usual.
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And then Michael explained to me that he is Good Times.
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Manipulating objects with "your hands" is the key to good times.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Huawei's good times could wind down soon.
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There's no nostalgia for the past; the good times are now.
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" She concluded the post: "Thanks for all the good times, Chicago.
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But character is not defined, forged or built in good times.
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Good times ... Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media.
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WE'RE GOING TO BE THERE IN GOOD TIMES AND BAD TIMES.
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In good times and in bad we're there for each other.
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But shocks during good times are just bumps in the road.
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RIP Simon Shelton aka Tinky Winky : remembering the many good times.
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In good times, that sentiment merely stunts growth by discouraging investment.
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Maybe, but the voters opted to keep the good times rolling.
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It would also mean less revenue in good times and bad.
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In good times, a kind of forgetfulness falls over the land.
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In good times this unit of the bank drove its profits.
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A family is there for us in good times and bad.
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Community banks serve their communities in good times and in bad.
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In good times and bad, however, they advise against multiple advisors.
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But Pride gatherings are more than bright colors and good times.
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We worked through good times, bad times, stress, and everything else.
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The good times are not merely coffee and software-focused, however.
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Instead, when we can, we try to talk about good times.
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Those good times could be coming to an end, Spika says.
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It is not how confident you are in the good times.
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The good times aren't the time when the pressure is applied.
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I love to capture good times and savor the good memories.
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Your new album Graveyard of Good Times comes out in January.
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Mr. Powell offered an unreserved assessment of growth and good times.
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Meaningful music sends all the good times flooding back, he says.
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Now good times and bad memories may both help the president.
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One of the few good times to use the word probe.
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Hopefully, there are good times in store for these two lovebirds.
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OXON HILL, Md. — These are good times to be a conservative.
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They've both got good food and good times with loved ones.
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We make that journey together, in good times and in bad.
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One is that the good times were never going to last.
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When you're having good times, there's often those kind of bittersweet moments.
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Those were good times, perhaps, but now appear to be long gone.
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Add this one to your good times/happy place playlist of bops.
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We had some good times, and it wasn't this horribly nasty thing.
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Such good times and amazing fans at #fanexpotoronto I got very emotional.
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"Good Times" is one of the most sample tracks in music history.
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These, the singers assure you again and again, are the good times.
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"Good times pass away, but then so do the bad," Boethius wrote.
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A lot of good times, and a lot of sad little brothers.
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We create bubbles and when the good times are good, they're great.
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The good times did not seem to last for the star, though.
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Yet here they all are at the Farnsworth, reliving the good times.
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But are the good times for the big shots good for everyone?
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In good times there seems little prospect that buyers might dry up.
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Michael Weist, the CEO of Good Times Entertainment, just can't escape TanaCon.
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This is my final project under Good Times Entertainment, LLC before dissolution.
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Ariana Grande is remembering the good times she had with Mac Miller.
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Crushes are forming, creative projects are arriving, and good times are here!
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How do we get from here to the buddy-buddy good times?
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Over the years there has been adventure, and even more good times.
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On the one hand, it recognises that these are the good times.
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Another person might see it as good times at the pool party.
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There's a button that says "ROBOT," which can only mean good times.
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Ah, good times, all in the name of an Apple Music commercial.
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He had been through his ups and downs, not always good times.
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In all fairness, I've had some pretty good times with this car.
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I'm constantly seeing friends flaunt their good times in a flattering filter.
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It was a time of surf culture, good times and hip fashion.
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WE ARE THERE IN GOOD TIMES AND BAD TIMES FOR OUR CLIENTS.
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People often smile at funerals—it's nice to remember the good times.
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It's the heart of the community at good times and bad times.
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But he also cautioned that the good times will not last forever.
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Johnny Lee has been through Flint, Michigan's good times, and its bad.
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In good times there's lots of breathing room, which supports big portfolios.
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And we have done it in good times, through joy and heartbreak.
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It's very brief, there'll be good times, but it's going to end.
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"And our good times — and there are plenty — are sweeter," she said.
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Maybe. But it's possible that the good times will continue to roll.
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Analysts said those good times were likely to continue for some time.
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We've walked together in tough and good times, and we (will) continue.
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Cherish the good times with a Game of Thrones whisky from Amazon.
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" He's developing a "Good Times" film and a comic version of "Shaft.
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But then Congress often chooses to loosen the rules in good times.
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For workers hired during the good times, the benefits can be enduring.
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After Newell bought Jarden, Newell CEO Michael Polk forecast good times ahead.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE 2019 wasn't ALL bad Let us remember the good times.
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Then as quickly as the good times showed up, they go away.
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" You might say, "I cherish the good times I had with her.
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SOCAR used to spend its oil income lavishly during the good times.
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There have historically been few good times to be a gay conservative.
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I kept talking to her — oh, didn't we have good times together?
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Kendra: Like, good music, good times, but it's a lot going on.
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The good times we had were good times regardless, and although carving "fuck you" into a record seems quite spiteful, it reminds me of the nature of relationships, the nature of humans and how emotional we can be.
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The result was too little prudence during good times, with transgressors going unpunished.
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Yet even a recovery in productivity would not guarantee good times for workers.
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In good times, I was earning sometimes 4,103 or 5,000 baht a day.
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Plus, Tyron wants to take Evan for a real-life streetfight ... good times!
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"Thank you for so many laughs and good times girl," she sweetly added.
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Now it wasn't a total nightmare; there were some good times there, too.
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If you have, it will bring you right back to the good times.
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So they're gonna have to hold these through, good times and bad, twice.
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Many believed Mr Modi when he promised achhe din—good times—in 2014.
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"In good times and bad, people still drink wine and beer," she said.
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"We were taught to be close through good times and bad," she said.
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They have a hired staff of people to plan all their good times.
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Chad and I dated for years, and we shared so many good times.
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In a cruel twist, you're at risk of overspending in good times, too.
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The good times won't last forever, especially if outside shocks hit the economy.
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"Bad or good times vary depending on the cast of characters," Fitzpatrick says.
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For Nelson, it's about sticking to the plan through good times and bad.
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Black-and-white shots remembering the gang's good times together are cut in.
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Americans felt much the same about him in good times and in bad.
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But with internet sensations coming and going can the good times keep rolling?
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Allegedly, a McElroy got into some hijinks and ruined Austin's good times boat.
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As Modest Mouse once pointed out, though, the good times can kill you.
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It's a blueprint that has served him well, through good times and bad.
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My life has been filled with good times and bad, pain and joy.
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That scare would get people to focus on saving more during good times.
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We have had to go through a rough time before the good times.
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Closer "Your Good Times are Just Beginning" ends the album with radiant optimism.
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Amid all the good times, something awfully fucked up unfolds in the background.
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The bad times weren't as bad, but the good times weren't as good.
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"But the good thing is that there are more good times to come."
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We are confusing the good times with having no problems on the horizon.
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So dust off those millions and relive all the Hillard family's good times!
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There's a place where it's played for pure joy and good times alone.
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She occasionally calls me and reminisces about the good times that we had.
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If the EU is prospering, Britain needs to share in the good times.
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"But in good times and in bad times, Morso is where I come."
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So why not just drop the mercantilism and let the good times roll?
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"Good times will be magnified, and so will the bad," Stanton said recently.
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Maybe it's also my runner brain, which is obsessed with getting good times.
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In fact I think they help us remember the good times more often.
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They went snorkeling, fishing, checked out sharks ... good times had by all. Enjoy!
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I hope we can all remember the good times he's brought. pic.twitter.com/u5QkrhOrrg
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She assumes he's remembering good times, but the final panel reveals the truth.
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It's not just good times and getting down; it's politics and pain, too.
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But good times in banking can lead to complacency among regulators and bankers.
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Not since "Good Times" had television audiences seen poverty on the small screen.
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The now exes had plenty of fun while the good times were rolling.
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That's not to say the week will be completely bereft of good times.
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Shortages of labor and resources But even economic good times come with problems.
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It's owning your words and your views -- in good times and, especially, bad.
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YOU SHOULD HAVE A COMPETITIVE TAX SYSTEM IN GOOD TIMES AND BAD TIMES.
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Leaders want legislators to supply those good times through tax cuts or benefits.
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Still, Neil Irwin writes, Australians are aware that the good times could end.
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What kind of good times or dreams have you had in this outfit?
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Our message has to be clean that it's all about nutrition and good times.
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But Moore was ready to look past all that, focusing on the good times.
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"It is important that we have tight fiscal policy during good times," she said.
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"Tom Jurich is our leader in good times and in bad times," Pitino said.
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"I always felt the good times couldn't roll forever," said Dyrland, the Saskatchewan farmer.
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Both are rollicking good times and well worth the price of the free admission.
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By a lot of measures, these are very good times for the global economy.
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We're just going to forget about all the good times we shared with them?
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I want people to tell stories about the good times they had with him.
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Keep loving each other through thick and thin and bad times [and] good times.
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There have been plenty of warning signs that those good times might not last.
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The energy this month is heavy, but good times are also on the way.
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"I always felt the good times couldnt roll forever," said Dyrland, the Saskatchewan farmer.
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The big picture: The good times are also playing out in the stock market.
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" But there's no denying Walker is best known for his role on "Good Times.
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"I want people to tell stories about the good times they had with him."
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But I'm not interested in singing about the good times when you go out.
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I will always cherish the good times and the many laughs we had. pic.twitter.
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JOHN HARWOOD: 215 years, good times and bad, you rode this train both ways.
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In good times and in bad together is when we are at our best!
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It sounds weird, but it's to celebrate the good times when they was living.
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"Far better to sell it when it's good times than bad times," Routt said.
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And now, although she's a typical teenager, we have a lot of good times.
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At least you're not broke, thanks to some careful saving during the good times.
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They take sides on "Good Times" versus "The Brady Bunch," ice cream versus pie.
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However, there were people I spoke to who didn't have as many good times.
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We used to have good times, you know, plenty to drink and all that.
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They are there for support whenever you need them, for good times and bad.
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Deep emotions are stirred today, but good times with friends also arrive this evening.
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Those were good times but out of all those dudes Lee was number one.
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But what happens when interest rates stay near record lows even in good times?
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The question is why the Fed is willing to let the good times roll.
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CRS has been with the people of Sierra Leone through good times and bad.
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We're supposed to be thinking about good times and a change in the seasons.
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THESE ARE NUMBERS – WE USED TO UNDERWRITE THE 2400% IN GOOD TIMES OF LOSSES.
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The big picture: In good times, economic institutions tend to run themselves reasonably effectively.
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"It was all sort of like, let the good times roll," Ms. Blair said.
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Do they have a philosophy that they stick through through good times and bad?
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"Obviously, these are not very good times for us," Browns coach Hue Jackson said.
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Our companies can operate in any environment, in good times and in bad times.
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Investors are also fretting that the good times for Corporate America can't last forever.
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Kawasaki continues to let the good times roll with this throwback W800 cafe racer.
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You'd rather have your companies in good times for everything from hiring to sales.
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In good times and bad, good teachers and good students co-regulate each other.
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The song's about desperate attempts to keep the good times rolling for way too long.
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The Yale University professor warned against getting too comfortable thinking the good times won't end.
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"I'm adding a new brand, just like VW did in the good times," he said.
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There have been some good times, some bad times, and some really, really bad times.
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You have to be out there every day, in good times and in bad times.
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We've had some good times together, but it is time for us to part ways.
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When someone passes, you try to mourn and move on and remember the good times.
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And not simply because people need to eat whether in good times or bad times.
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You don't build it through the good times, you build it through the tough times.
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Like someone took her from us, and with that taking took all the good times.
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In theory, regulators should step in to control the finance sector during the good times.
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Maybe after a bump in the road, ya just gotta let the good times roll.
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The Cook Islands has good reason to worry that the good times may not last.
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Now the good times have returned, and with them the temptation to slip the leash.
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Those were the good times, but then there was the time that I got assaulted.
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"The team pursuit with the three skaters are getting really good times," De Jong said.
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You teamed up with the Monkees recently as producer of their new album, Good Times.
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In good times, the financing boom provided banks with billions in fees and interest incomes.
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They do this often, the two of them, trade wisdom and reflect on good times.
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The boss needs people who can perform in good times and during high-pressure moments.
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They're better designed for survival in good times, obviously, but also in these extreme times.
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While the good times appear to be in the past, some like Pennsylvania GOP Rep.
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But when I think about my team here, I think about all the good times.
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False Intentions shift from good times and cocaine highs to a murder and take all.
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As the good times rolled, demographers bullishly predicted Williston's population would hit 50,000 by 2020.
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How long the good times will last depends on both the U.S. and Chinese economies.
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Growth has long lagged in Mississippi, and jobless rates are high even in good times.
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India's self-billed "King of Good Times" hasn't had much of a good time lately.
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And until the good times appear, Toogood had some tips for riding out the storm.
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Even during the good times, the energy industry bemoaned environmental regulations that hindered further development.
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"These lower growth rates do not mean an end to the good times," Nowotny said.
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No President -- even in good times -- has ever truly been happy about his media coverage.
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We've been through some tough times, we've been through good times, we've seen it all.
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"There have been good times/There've been bad times" the Rolling Stones sang in 1964.
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In good times, when the economy behaves as it should, it plods ahead with reforms.
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We are interested in areas that have long-term value, in good times and bad.
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We had our good times and our bad times -- and our strange times in between.
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Gold as well as the bond markets are already anticipating less-than-good times ahead.
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LHP Eduardo Rodriguez hopes to keep the good times rolling in Friday's start against Minnesota.
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Even in the good times, there had been tensions between debtor and creditor member states.
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Economists are still predicting that the good times for China's huge export industry won't last.
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Full moons bring big reveals and confrontations, but they're also good times to find balance.
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In May, to celebrate the band's 250th anniversary, they released a record called Good Times.
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Really, there are only two good times of year to do a mini-backpacking trip.
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Hopefully, that means there are plenty of good times ahead for Generation X and millennials.
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In good times, it is easy to get caught up in trying to obtain everything.
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This one stands out because of how bad things have gotten in extraordinarily good times.
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Rather, public transportation is a public good on its own merits, good times and bad.
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There isn't a lot that I miss about the 1980s, but those were good times.
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Some things happen that might, in other circumstances, put a damper on the good times.
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Even more masochistic, the good times with Perry won't stop playing over in her mind.
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"There's no reason the economy can't continue enjoying good times forever, essentially," Dr. Stevenson said.
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Beloved "Good Times" star Ja'Net DuBois died from cardiac arrest ... according to her death certificate.
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Before the crisis, those jobs were viewed as relatively distinct, at least in good times.
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That does not make much sense in good times, much less in the current crisis.
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This is an easygoing good-times kind of place, which is why it's packed nightly.
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"It seems to me that the government wants to enjoy the good times," he said.
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Automation is the hero of the story in good times and the villain in bad.
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Good times were clearly had by all ... now someone get Steven some baby wipes ASAP!!!
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In New Orleans, good times (and cocktails, and so recovering from cocktails) are a lifestyle.
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There are some signs, however, that the good times may be coming to an end.
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It's grown in good times and bad, because of the open-ended nature of the program.
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What it lacks in originality it more than makes up for in stylishly bloody good times.
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Indeed, those were good times – good, free, ethically dubious times, and with a sweet soundtrack too.
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For now, Kelly-Piasceki is trying to focus on the good times the three women shared.
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" The 26-year-old continued, "We worked through good times, bad times, stress, and everything else.
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YottoYou Only Toot Turds Once Yves TumorHappy fun dance music for good times with your friends.
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I can't even get into all the specifics, for fear of spoiling the delicious good times.
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There is no question that they will occur again, if only because good times breed complacency.
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In good times, people herd into bubbling strategies without heed to what the downside may bring.
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LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Braidy's Atlas mill is scheduled to come on stream in 2021.
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Yes, but: The FDIC issued a stark warning about how long the good times can last.
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The important thing is—as obvious as it sounds—unity through good times and great tunes.
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I'm just happy I have all of these photos to remind me of the good times.
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In 1994, he wrote a memoir, "Rhinestone Cowboy," which talked about the good times and bad.
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Good times for Scott for sure, but still ... nothing compared to hanging out with some orcas.
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That good times may be nearing at end if Wall Street is anything to go by.
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In good times and bad, friends make it a priority to be there for one another.
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I played in her parks and ate at her restaurants and I remember mostly good times.
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But while everyone can and should applaud this development, the good times are likely short-lived.
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At least while the good times roll, though, it seems to go down well in Nashville.
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We can't go back to the '90s, but we can at least remember the good times.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items These are good times for AI entrepreneurs.
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"Good Times!" recapitulates the Monkees' arc from performers to singer-songwriters, keeping an uncomputerized 1960s sound.
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They kissed, they cuddled, they kissed more, they whispered secrets into each other's ears ... good times!!!
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Gonna raise my glass to you and all the good times we've shared over the years!
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Though surpluses are strong now, legislators are increasingly nervous that the good times will end soon.
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It requires substantial investment, nurturing and a commitment to these ideals through good times and bad.
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Japan's Shinzo Abe smartly worked golf and good times at Mar a Lago into his visit.
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It will be easier to weather the tough times if you prepare during the good times.
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He said those countries were actually increasing their nominal budget deficit, despite the economic good times.
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It's easy to miss the strangeness of the photos — clearly, good times were had by all.
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You'll be in the mood to have fun, express yourself, and share good times with friends.
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This list is only a portion of the people responsible for the creation of Good Times.
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Transitions are good times for the market leader, and Qualcomm expects to be head of rivals.
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We're told there was plenty of food, booze and good times to be had by all.
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Even in good times, details of exploits inside its Estadio da Luz home dominate local media.
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But bankers are bankers, you know, when it's good times, they give you all the money.
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"These are not good times, these are not normal times," a senior NATO official told me.
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Experts are predicting that "the good times are over" for American companies reliant on Chinese consumers.
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After years in the political wilderness, the state's Democratic senators are letting the good times roll.
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Because I have experienced so much loss, I know the importance of celebrating the good times.
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"I just want to be with my teammates during good times and bad times," he said.
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Good times such as these, Mr. Williams said, can create the circumstances that lead to scandals.
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If the good times are going to roll, let them roll closer to a presidential election.
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The good times can't last forever, but that doesn't mean C.L.O.s will bring down the economy.
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Venus enters fun Fire sign Aries today as well, so good times are on their way.
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So many good times and memories with you in AZ. We will miss your energy forever!
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Phys Ed Exercise may help the brain to build durable memories, through good times and bad.
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The Weeknd is an avatar of carnal cool, and Bruno Mars is a good-times machine.
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And given the good times, Trump's approval rating should really be at least 15 points higher.
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"He was upset because his good times were coming to an abrupt end," Sheriff Noel said.
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Even in good times, remuneration restraint at state-owned enterprises makes it hard to attract talent.
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Song: a mashup of "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugar Hill Gang and "Good Times" by Chic
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"He's now institutionalized trillion dollar deficits annually every year, even in good times," Peters told Hill.
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How could you not flash on the good times and the hurtful ending — mixed feelings incarnate!
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"That's why it's your duty to represent the good times and good feelings of your youth."
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A pitcher of from-scratch margaritas with some beers tipped into it for extra good times.
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"We've already seen and booked out for the holidays, so the good times are over," Adams said.
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The average stay, in good times, is six weeks, and in financially difficult times, it's three months.
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One where good times meant gathering for the communal lynching or hosing protesters fighting for equal rights.
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They shook hands ... Neymar couldn't believe it ... Smith was laughing ... and good times were had by all.
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After all, a girl needs a manicure that's gonna last through good times, bad times — and water.
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In his 2018 memoir, The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and Other Appreciations, Sen.
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Hope and good times are potential and always deferred (at least until the final boss is defeated).
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Quirks that look daring and groundbreaking in good times seem more of a liability in testing times.
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During good times, Sundays would naturally become my busiest days, full of day trips and short dates.
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There can be good times in the cycle (American car sales are setting new records, for example).
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Markets can go up when people are still queasy and can fall apart during seemingly good times.
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And finally, the theme reminded me of some very good times spent in the city of Boston.
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They rake in the profits in good times; when things go wrong, the state foots the bill.
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But, there are especially good times to jump on the trend: When smart devices are on sale.
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"Good times are definitely had playin' ball with @iamjamiefoxx," Scott wrote alongside his selfie with the actor.
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Even in good times, strained balance sheets leave companies with little money to invest in the future.
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When countries in good times follow pro-cyclical policies, the public debt to GDP ratio ratchets up.
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We had some good times, me and iPhone 5s Back then, I made fun of phablets. Hard.
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While the good times continued to roll for the Yankees, the Rays continued their late-season struggles.
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However, the Resolution Foundation warned that it was dangerous to assume these economic good times would last.
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"The good times in which the state always took more tax than expected is ending," Scholz said.
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While the state is by no means bust, analysis suggests the good times have at least plateaued.
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There was twerking, touching, hair flips and vigorous dancing ... and, yeah, good times were had by all.
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Lear's TV empire included All in the Family, Sanford and Son, The Jeffersons, Good Times, and Maude.
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But according to Mr. Evans's memoir, "Good Times Bad Times" (1983), Mr. Murdoch never liked Mr. Giles.
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I won't call them good times because Detroit was a very racist place back in the '40s.
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Hellfest is the most epic, metal, party-y, drunky, European, happy, good times music festival in existence.
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"These are very good times and the midterms will be a report card on that," he says.
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"The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and other Appreciations" will be released May 22.
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"We had a lot of good times and good laughs with the nose," Albert told the Oregonian.
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Together, they believe that good booze is at the center of good times and a great community.
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The moon opposes your ruling planet Venus, bringing good times your way, just try not to overspend!
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Lear shows such as Maude, The Jeffersons, and Good Times attacked abortion, addiction, race, class, and more.
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The stock market, however, is starting to signal that the good times might not last for many.
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Now, the question is to what degree Wells Fargo will have to sit out the good times.
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Developers who bet big on continued good times are now staggering under billions of dollars of debt.
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This is a good rule of thumb to follow "in good times and in bad," she says.
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That's a lousy argument even in good times, but it's absurd in the face of a pandemic.
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"We see some good times," Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem told reporters on a conference call on Monday.
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" Mr. Gapen, like many on Wall Street, urged the Fed to let the good times roll. "Ms.
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It will always be an honor to have shared stages with you, and stories, and good times.
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Ja'net Dubois -- one of the main characters on "Good Times" -- was found dead Tuesday ... TMZ has learned.
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Lace says it's a reminder of good times she had with Grant, and memories of shooting 'BiP.
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When inflation is very low, interest rates tend to be very low also, even in good times.
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They reminisced on good times they had with her and she was able to really enjoy those moments.
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"If you cure cancer, in good times and in bad, you're going to have a winner," he said.
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And according to Washington Crossing Advisors portfolio manager Chad Morganlander, the good times are set to roll on.
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Raising rates during good times makes sense because it gives the Fed room to cut during bad times.
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"They find in TiZR a new space to share their culture: good times, parties, and music," he says.
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"There are no good times in the year leading up to the exam, only bad times," she says.
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Do I think we need to radically change in good times and bad the rule around fiscal policy?
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This has been a stressful week, but some unexpected good times will be coming your way today, Sagittarius.
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Reading the VF article reminded me of the love & good times Kris & I shared for so many years.
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Lovely in a swingy white halter dress, Camp assembled a solid squad to keep the good times rolling.
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Most investors, city officials and others nonetheless bet on good times lasting, helped by ever-better extraction techniques.
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Good times had by all ... and from what we're told by multiple clubgoers, no drama of any kind.
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You gotta go through good times and bad times and it makes you the person that you are.
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But the good times ended, most of the works shut and 22016,000 workers lost their jobs in 1980.
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There's no better way to honor the memory of the man who helped make the good times possible.
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He has remained fiercely loyal to the Pennsylvania senator the entire time in both good times and bad.
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"Never stop loving every single minute of your life" It's important to not just enjoy the good times.
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It's an ephemeral, 3 AM feeling, featuring outfits that evoke Party Monster (well, the good times at least).
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They were just a family – a dysfunctional one, who had gone through as many good times as bad.
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What that means is you help start small businesses, help them grow in good times and in bad.
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Good Times' directors, Josh and Benny Safdie, usually use "guerrilla casting" and Pattinson didn't want any special treatment.
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Fans try to remember the good times while consoling themselves with the promise of a greatest hits album.
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They called the app Houseparty — a name designed to suggest good times while courting a hip, young demographic.
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They hit up the Dead Sea along with seeing the sites in Tel Aviv -- good times all around.
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"In the good times we've come here, in the bad times we've come here," Brandon Cordeiro, 28, said.
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"The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and other Appreciations." will be released on May 22.
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If inflation hits the target in good times, but undershoots it in bad, inflation expectations could drift downwards.
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However, the investment unit brags that in good times it is responsible for any stellar profits, he added.
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And they trust Trump over congressional Democrats to keep the good times rolling, by a 22019-point margin.
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Boles: I was here during the bad times, and I was here during the so-called good times.
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Resurrected again in spring 2013, Guilford Mooring almost immediately regained its reputation as a good-times dockside destination.
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Common sense and sound economics tell us that government should pay down debt during good times, not borrow.
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" Added Lear: "I don't know which is greater — bringing back Good Times or co-hosting with Jimmy Kimmel?
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"They need to reduce debt during the good times to have space during the bad times," Thomsen said.
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The true test for any fan, of course, comes not in the good times but in the bad.
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Our society is constructed to reward the rich in good times and punish the poor in bad times.
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Often, when the economy runs into trouble, it goes through a slow glide from good times to bad.
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Restaurants are a particularly low-margin business with a high rate of failure, even during the good times.
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They assume good times will continue, and they grow careless about risk, perceiving it through rose-colored lenses.
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This would be a problem even in good times, when a rising tide could potentially lift all boats.
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" Barris blew up: "Dude, you would not have liked to be in the fucking family on 'Good Times.
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"Reliability also means to pledge that we won't take on new debt in economic good times," Scholz said.
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The trouble is that the mayor has few levers to pull on his own should good times end.
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"Travel pictures instantly transport you back to those destinations and evoke the good times you had," she said.
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"Employment's been strong, but now everyone I know is acting like the good times stopped rolling," Cramer said.
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But the good times, they're hard to find, and this one was one of those truly spectacular times.
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While "the good times are back in the market," Podkul acknowledges that "inequality has grown" across the country.
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I saw a commercial for toilet paper, and they were using "Let the Good Times Roll," you know?
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And that's why we stayed, in the good times, and in the-, and in the not so good times-times-, JK: And the last few years have been not so good-, JK: Because there was lack of leadership, giving direction, infrastructure, and if you don't have that, you can't invest.
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To get to your question about trustworthiness, Donald Trump has built a business through hard times and good times.
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"The last few years have been not so good times, because there has been lack of leadership," he said.
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The good times stop their rolling when engine trouble lands the gang at the edge of a snowy forest.
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" Trump said he "did well in the good times in Atlantic City, but then times started going very bad.
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Final Fantasy VIII asks what happens if the future ends, and all the hoped-for good times never happen.
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You gotta have a little sadness once in a while, so you know when the good times are coming.
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And it's important for me to know that, in the good times, we're pulling from the same spiritual toolbox.
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First, go read RIP Good Times from Sequoia to get a sense for how bad it can get, quickly.
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But the good times will not last for ever, says Loren Thompson of the Lexington Institute, a think-tank.
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Nothing like some personalized party favors depicting yourself as an adolescent to help your guests remember the good times.
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"The region's most cliché icons, instantly associated with good times, good weather," as the writer Char Jansen described them.
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And when it was good times and we achieved victories together, that voice and that laugh was a gift.
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Even in good times, politicians usually forget that the main benefits of trade are higher productivity and cheap imports.
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Strategists and portfolio managers on Tuesday expressed little confidence that the good times in stock markets will keep rolling.
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The "Good Times" company that ran the convention consists of just one 21-year-old named Michael Weist. 2.
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Reminisce about all the good times you've had watching, listening to and pretending to be best friends with Adele.
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We had some good times, but there was also so much negativity that was very unhealthy for the children.
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During good times, fiscal restraint makes room for mining to boom without unduly squeezing the rest of the economy.
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The European Parliament, a reliable champion for more spending in good times and bad, must also have its say.
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So indulge on your discounted post-Halloween treats and reminisce on the good times trick-or-treating brought you.
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The air is thick with promises to cut taxes, increase public spending and otherwise let the good times roll.
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But against all odds, she's been there throughout the ups and downs, the good times and the bad times.
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We had some good times but there was also so much negativity that was very unhealthy for the children.
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For Smokes, the good times continued until one summer night in 19983, when he noticed Smash was weirdly jumpy.
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The good times for Ackman and Pershing Square come after a spell of negative returns for the activist investor.
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The men in my life have always been extremely passionate and romantic— it's hard to regret the good times.
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Social media influences has created a need for people to smile, and share their "good times" with the world.
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Unified accounts means I can take that progress and bring it somewhere else, for good times with different friends.
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"The gig economy requires that you really manage the good times," said Douglas Robinson, a spokesman for NeighborWorks America.
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" Back of neck "I'd only been tattooing a few years, and was working at Good Times Tattoo in Shoreditch.
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It's meant to give strangers that end up playing well together a way to keep the good times rolling.
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The trouble is that Mr Erdogan's government has continued to behave as if the good times had kept rolling.
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Good times for Mark... for now... Some authors are even more cynical about the prospects of a Cubs win.
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Twitter has finally gotten its wings back, and one market watcher says the good times are yet to come.
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"It's always been a cyclical business and people tend to forget this in the good times," Mr. Vincent said.
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But the current numbers suggest that the good times in the Bronx may be on hiatus for a while.
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But in many cases, the good times came to a screeching halt at the start of the 21st century.
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In good times, we forget the pain of the past and in bad times we're slow to seize opportunities.
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"So much drama & good times too!" he tweeted in response to the story, which was published by Clean Technica.
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Perennially tanned and fond of flashy suits, Mr. Mozilo personified the home-lending good times that ultimately went bad.
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This was a only a few years after Rodgers' "Good Times" became "Rapper's Delight," hip-hop's first breakout hit.
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Nobody is going to give you any trouble, they're going to just have a good laugh and good times.
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It features all-girl good times, including sleepovers and playacting in pink bedrooms straight out of an '80s flick.
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It was the first language I learned, and I've persevered with it since, through the good times and bad.
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The big picture: Until now, markets looked at President Trump, and at the tech sector, and saw good times.
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And once we get to talking about the release of Good Times, I'd finally understand what this all meant.
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Just as the veteran kayakers were about to race, a yacht named GOOD TIMES III came down the river.
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Their wages haven't budged, their jobs seem less secure, and they believe the good times have passed them by.
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But this time around, no one is accusing Americans of irrational exuberance: These good times don't feel particularly good.
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Bring a six-pack, complete with a set of hipster-go-lucky koozies, and let the good times roll.
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Many are reluctant to take on extra costs out of a fear that the good times will not last.
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"The good times should keep on rolling for a while," said Barry Sine, director of research at Drexel Hamilton.
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I left at the end of the evening feeling that relaxed glow I get from good times with friends.
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Trump's frenetic, unpredictable personality makes him a fascinating attention magnet in a way that's very useful in good times.
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On Instagram, Janet Jackson, who was one of DuBois's co-stars on "Good Times," paid tribute to the actress.
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But also good times can be impermanent, and bad times can be, and everything is cyclical and everything changes.
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In good times, rules help us (and the people who teach them to us) feel virtuous and in control.
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In good times—under Dwight Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton—the data have helped an incumbent win reëlection.
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At good times you have challenges of one sort, and in bad times you have challenges of another sort.
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Weak and falling wage growth amounts to the Fed's permission slip to try to keep the good times going.
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But the stock basket also has a long track record of beating the market in good times and bad.
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"The good times for illegals are over – get ready to pack your bags," he had said before his trip.
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During his career with his band Chic Rodgers had hits with songs "Le Freak", "Good Times" and "Everybody Dance".
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Additional Trump comments (that alluded to the risk of European trade wars) kept the good times rolling for rates.
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Should you move from tech to value stocks that pay dividends and rise in good times and in bad?
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The good times will roll for a while, but once the gambles fail, a new financial crisis will follow.
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I believe the group has since dispersed — most puzzle work is done electronically anyway — but those were good times.
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We will only remember the good times, meeting beautiful people and customers who were delighted to share exceptional moments.
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And obviously, you've been a big commentator about everything, it's been good times for Preet in terms of commentating.
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Lagarde also recommended that countries pay a premium in good times based on the benefits they receive in bad times.
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"Amazing time in Montana with @donaldjtrumpjr and @repkevinmccarthy good times with great people in an even better state," she wrote.
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The North also briefly flourished because of support from the Soviet Union and China, but those good times didn't last.
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In the third stage, the couple bonds over the good times—riding bikes together, or their favorite movie, for example.
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But the most devilish aspect of the secular-stagnation story is that good times do not necessarily indicate underlying health.
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Presidents want good times to help their election prospects, and have no one else to blame if the economy sours.
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Pros: Friends keep you honest, friends will have your back, friends are there for you, in good times and bad.
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Stock and bond markets are unpredictable, even in good times, so the helpful trading conditions this quarter may not last.
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"The present good times will not last for long, but sound policies can extend the current upswing," Mr. Obstfeld said.
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Drake also hit some 3s, Sheck Wes knocked down his shots ... and good times appeared to be had by all.
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Some defend Zafar by describing the good times they shared or the "gentlemanly" way in which he treats women fans.
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But then, they start to think about family get-togethers, reunions, backyard barbecues, tailgate parties, their grandfathers — just good times.
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It repeatedly grew more slowly than other European economies in the good times and shrank faster in the bad ones.
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For the others, it is easy to see that they provide products that consumers buy in good times and bad.
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But for all his victories and nocturnal good times in the city, Mr. Bowie seemed unable to commit to it.
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For now, as the good times have coincided with a period of record-low interest rates, markets have been untroubled.
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Important responsibilities will come up for you to handle this morning, and good times with friends will arrive this afternoon.
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If you mostly spend time with your family at home, you may see it as good times with your family.
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When your life is about to end, all the difficulties you've faced suddenly become trivial compared to the good times.
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Parties and good times are what you're all about, so it's a major bummer when your friends don't get along.
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Large deficits in good times are not good policy, but because they run up the debt, not because they stimulate.
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"Photos hold memories and help you remember the good times you have with the people you love," says Mowry-Hardrict.
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"I've been at Auburn for seven years now, experienced some very good times, a few rough times," Malzahn said Tuesday.
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" Much of her family history was detailed in Ms. See's 1995 memoir, "Dreaming: Hard Luck and Good Times in America.
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The case for optimism is easy to make in good times, and when conditions are dire, nihilism looks like prudence.
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In good times and bad, no matter which party held power, the squeezed middle class sank ever further into debt.
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During her episode, she reprised her role from the '70s sitcom "Good Times," alongside former "SNL" cast member Tracy Morgan.
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Does it really make any economic sense to use up further room for fiscal policy maneuvers in the good times?
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Unexpected good times come your way—just watch out for misunderstandings, but even so, things will eventually even out today.
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Helen: Good times, but also expensive AF. If I'm on a date with a high roller, I will order this.
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It tells you, and millions of young drinkers, to keep going, insisting that the good times will only get better.
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Trump found it possible to dig a trillion-dollar hole in the budget for a tax cut during good times.
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"During my 60 years at IWC, I have seen very good times, but also very bad times," Mr. Klaus said.
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I begged him to have fun and enjoy all the good times and mischief that come with being a teenager.
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What this book could be about, based on Trumpian logic: good times, bad times It was the best of times.
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Even in good times, there are a significant number of businesses that lose money, but in recessions, that share spikes.
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Where FOMO (fear of missing out) drives VC in good times, plain-old fear holds them back in bad ones.
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President Trump's economy has left the most distressed swaths of the country waiting for their share of the good times.
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"By limiting spending in good times we'll avoid putting undue pressure on interest rates or on the crown," she said.
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In good times and bad — but especially bad — there's always a place among cultural self-medicators for the comforting scare.
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Stocks are rebounding on Friday after three straight days of losses, but this doesn't mean the good times are back.
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"Good Times" star Ja'Net DuBois appeared in good spirits -- and more importantly, healthy -- just a couple weeks before suddenly dying.
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It might be, however, that the union and the common currency were made for good times, not for bad ones.
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Though I read voraciously in good times and bad, it soon became clear that not just any book would do.
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"I think good times are coming," he added when asked whether he had a message for the long-suffering fans.
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But if Dan Ives is right, the good times will continue to roll well into the new year and beyond.
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So, with a bit of creative license, here are the three most plausible scenarios for the good times to end.
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"The Jews have been here for a long time, through good times and bad," said Edouard Friedman, 51, a shopkeeper.
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Ovi took a few tries to get the food into everyone's mouths ... but still, good times were had by all!!!
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Tanne then stages a wonderfully written moment where Barack asks Michelle for her opinion of the TV show Good Times.
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AUTHOR'S NOTE: This recipe is reprinted with permission of the author from Gather & Graze: 120 Recipes for Tasty Good Times.
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Ms. Gu, a 37-year-old in Shanghai, worries that falling demand could hurt her business despite the current good times.
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But, like all good things, it had to come to an end – and few believe that the good times will return.
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Her proposed rainy day fund would see euro zone countries make contributions each year to build up assets in good times.
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Second, many firms have geared up their balance-sheets in the belief that the good times will roll on for ever.
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The actresses who played the Collette sisters on the beloved show reminisced on their good times on set with Kitsch, a.k.a.
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And then good times come and then we forget all about them and then we find ourselves in bad times again.
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Luann de Lesseps is focusing on the good times she and Bethenny Frankel on The Real Housewives of New York City.
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In the harmonies of a group devoted to evoking fellowship and good times, there is little, if any, room for introspection.
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"She said that if these girls needed me in good times, they need me much more in bad times," Miller said.
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Plus, with all the parties and after-parties, you can keep those good times going long after the show floor closes.
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Neither Good Times Live, the company that helped to organize the event, nor Mongeau immediately returned BuzzFeed News' requests for comment.
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Love's canning company has achieved 30 percent revenue growth in last five years, and he's predicting the good times to continue.
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Focus on the good times with friends by forcing someone to get on their knee and drink an entire Smirnoff Ice.
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An example spanning months is a concept which puts together your smiles from this past summer to commemorate the good times.
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The Commission also admits the current system does not give governments sufficient incentive to save in good times and promote investment.
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This gives away some upside to landlords in good times, but it means the firm bears less risk during a downturn.
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Texans, who've seen a century of booms and their fair share of busts, hope the good times are here to stay.
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Butterworth syrup commercial – leading to guest appearances on Good Times and then her run on the beloved The Facts of Life.
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Good Times claims Mongeau was aware that the attendees were mostly VIPs, and that she was barely involved in the planning.
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Rather than mock them for being, well, one-off hits, we remember all the good times we had with these jams.
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The public nature of their relationship has revealed that whatever good times the couple shared were often overshadowed by the bad.
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Summer is finally here — which means plenty of sunshine, beach trips, and backyard BBQs filled with good times and lasting memories.
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Since it's almost summer, you need a speaker that's good times-proof like the G-DROP Adventure Ready Submersible Bluetooth Speaker.
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Trump's November victory was seen by investors as a harbinger that good times were on the way for the construction industry.
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Stock and bond markets are unpredictable, even in relatively good times, so the helpful trading conditions this quarter may not last.
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As magnetic as Newton was in leading the Panthers through the good times, he was equally despondent during Sunday's bad times.
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The good times will keep rolling in their fourth term as well and during the presidencies of their like-minded successors.
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Check out how they spent their time getting to Utah ... Pete and Kelly are always good times, even when life hurts.
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Following the death of vocalist Davy Jones in 2012, the surviving members continued to tour, and in 2016 released Good Times!
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Ah well, at least we'll always have this extremely NSFW video of his very favorite song to remember the good times.
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One way to rekindle the spark is to remember the good times, the stuff that makes all this worth fighting for.
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Once known as the "King of Good Times" for his extravagant lifestyle, Mallya has said he would comply with the law.
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Cleveland's The Sight capture the spirit and good times of power pop on Nite Visions, their new four-song cassette tape.
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Perhaps ravioli will be swapped out for something more bland next Christmas, which my family will eventually associate with good times.
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"We are not trying to earn all of our money in good times only to give it back in tough times."
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The good times are not over yet for U.S. stocks, according to John Stoltzfus, chief investment strategist at Oppenheimer Asset Management.
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Look, to get to your question about trustworthiness, Donald Trump has built a business through hard times and through good times.
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"They treasure the good times they had with you, and talk to people about how wonderful the relationship was," Greenberg says.
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A member of India's upper house of parliament, Mallya is known as the "King of Good Times" for his party lifestyle.
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Borrowing to cut taxes — akin to taking cash advances on a credit card — is not responsible, in good times or bad.
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Imagine if more people were earning enough income during the good times to put some savings away for the bad times.
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Good times are meant to give governments an opportunity to get their fiscal houses in order and address long-term challenges.
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Saving money in good times, he said, "gives you an opportunity not to be in a panic" if things go sour.
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The Times sat down with Mr. Pinker to talk about what humanity needs to do to keep the good times rolling.
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I'm just trying to make the point that it is a company's responsibility to prepare for bad times in good times.
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The good times kept rolling deep into the night as she rocked a "100% That Bitch" t-shirt while turning up.
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New York (CNN Business)America's consumer continues to fuel the economy, and they are confident that the good times will continue.
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AUTHOR'S NOTE: This recipe has been reprinted with permission of the author from Cooking for Good Times: Super Delicious, Super Simple.
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Not an easy one, given that Europe does not have a good track record in pushing more reforms in good times.
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We are running a $1 trillion deficit during good times, so what happens when things go south, which they inevitably will?
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Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani, the chief investment officer of Goldman Sachs' private-wealth-management division, thinks the good times will keep rolling.
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"They live with each other, they have to tolerate each other, and they have good times and difficult times," she explains.
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Shatori Walker-Kimbrough and Natasha Cloud counted backward from 3 ... dove across the carpet -- and good times were had by all.
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President Donald Trump is fired up about the recent stock market gains and is promising that more good times are ahead.
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"We're not into good times, in terms of Brexit and what it means for black minorities in Britain," Mr. Hayles said.
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This goes for good times, too, when people are more likely to let positive returns knock their portfolios out of balance.
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All the ruckus and good times and stress and joy we faced at the end of the year are behind us.
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In good times and bad, "the consumer loves a value," Marie Driscoll, managing director of luxury and fashion for Coresight Research, said.
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It's certainly true that some big names are facing headwinds, but companies never should have expected the good times to last forever.
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Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, said one corner of the market still works in both good times and bad.
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In the company's latest earnings call, Arnault sounded the warnings bells that the good times might be over in the luxury sector.
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Surpassing 20K doesn't mean more good times are ahead, said Robert Cheney, a CFP with Westridge Wealth Strategies in Palo Alto, California.
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Alone, Liam finds himself replaying memories of the good times until he can't stand it any longer and cuts out his grain.
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The good times spur sales as the wealthy take money out of the stock market to invest in hard assets, she said.
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Cookie dough: a delicious treat that has grown to be a familiar companion for many, through the good times and the bad.
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What matters is good times together with friends — and any event that has that will be perfect for the bride-to-be.
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In good times, churches ordered bells; when the inevitable downturn arrived they were stuck with the contracts, on which the foundry thrived.
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The vibe of the song seems decidedly positive, with an overall message about embracing the good times and living in the moment.
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In their two decades of marriage, Wendy Williams and Kevin Hunter stood by each other through the good times and the bad.
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The good times faded with mismanagement of state-run oil company PDVSA by late President Hugo Chavez and his successor Nicolas Maduro.
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The pendulum swung back toward Black culture again in the '70s with shows like Sanford and Son, Good Times, and The Jeffersons.
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He believed in Apple when few people did, and his contributions to our company, through good times and bad, cannot be overstated.
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"Everything is possible" can mean anarchic fun and good times, but it can also mean that your worst fears can come true.
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He believed in Apple when few people did and his contributions to our company, through good times and bad, cannot be overstated.
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Known as the "King of Good Times" both for what he sells and for how he lives, Mr Mallya denies the charges.
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Indulging in dewy-eyed nostalgia with all of his usual obsessive attention to detail, Mr Tarantino lets the good times roll instead.
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I came here for you, the people, who through whatever good times or bad, you know, have stood by me, trusted me.
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" He admitted: "Our industry, and our company, have a history of good times growing by reaching for credit and reaching for terms.
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Even when Walker received his contract for "Good Times" at the comedy club, he didn't seem too eager about the new gig.
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"The nice thing about the alcoholic beverage industry is that people tend to drink in good times — and in bad," said Montag.
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Your saved photos serve as a highlight reel of your grand adventure, something you can flip through to remember the good times.
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That's why it partnered with Starbucks to release a new collection of cups and accessories that reflect the good times of summer.
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Apple, Alphabet, Facebook and Amazon stocks are all enjoying good times, while Snapchat's IPO in the first third of 2017 looks promising.
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John's latest and final book The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights and Other Appreciations was published in April 2018.
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Good times ... Now, John says Conor is just too strong, too skilled and too experienced for Khabib -- HE'S GONNA SMASH THE GUY!!
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Good times these two ... But now, we've obtained court docs that show Shelly asked the court to throw out the divorce papers.
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I feel that good times are coming, times of awakening, times of embracing the feminine energy that lives in everyone and everything.
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Yet the counterpart "Buy the Dips" and "Crash Confidence" indexes show elevated anxiety that the good times could end suddenly and painfully.
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John Stamos, Bob Saget and Dave Coulier, along with show creator Jeff Franklin, have been buds through the good times and bad.
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This is why it would seem to be singularly bad policy to add to the budget deficit now during the good times.
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McCain's latest and final book The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights and Other Appreciations was published in April 2018.
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They were people who were there for the good times, but if it ever turned ugly they'd leave me in a heartbeat.
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While the U.S. has experienced a historic rebound following the bottoming out during the Great Recession, the good times won't last forever.
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McCain's memoir, "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights and Other Appreciations," is expected to be released on May 22.
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There will be good times and hard times and unexpected turns — it would not be a Trump contest without excitement and drama.
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It's basically impossible to completely rid yourself of the stuff; you must simply let it serve as a reminder of good times.
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For the sake of many who still wait to fully take part in the gains, let's hope the good times keep rolling.
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The idea was that the stock-bond combination would perform well in good times and bad and deliver safety and steady income.
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Just as any business person would do, you use the good times to fix the problems that existed in the bad times.
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But President-elect Trump's plans to shore up infrastructure and bring back manufacturing means that good times are rolling for industrial metals.
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If you do commit, your mate has to double as your BFF, someone who brings the laughs, adventure, and playful good times.
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What's next: The rosy earnings season helped propel stocks to record highs, but some market watchers think the good times won't last.
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When I started playing it, I just sort of laughed, thinking this was a cute little one-note ode to good times.
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"In good times, UFCW workers are critical to keeping our families well-fed and well-supplied," Biden said in a written statement.
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Also, the Cboe Volatility Index, known as the VIX, was near historic lows, showing that investors expected the good times to persist.
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"The memories that you had with that person—the good times, the connecting conversations, the thoughtful moments – those still happened," McGlasson says.
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There's never a bad time to treat yourself to a new laptop, but there are some exceptionally good times to do so.
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Mr. Naharin's movement, in good times and in bad, is like a balm, but here he crystallizes it to make another point.
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In good times and bad, the Craigs have always gathered on Long Island for the holidays to eat curried goat and callaloo.
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But all those good times didn't trickle down to the world of philanthropy last year — at least compared to the year prior.
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In the longer run, it will build valuable loyalty by sticking with your employees through the good times and the bad times.
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It's time to stop being so angry and raise a glass to the good times, because there were a lot of those.
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Before that, it appears the stars are already flocking to the port city and getting warmed up for the good times ahead.
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But after such a long run-up, many investors have naturally begun to wonder how much longer the good times will last.
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The extra fiscal burden would be manageable in good times when the country is running a surplus, as is currently the case.
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But in 2003 Jobs received some news that would cast a shadow over the good times at Apple: he had pancreatic cancer.
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The emphasis tends to be less on the food than on fostering good times for people in need of a cat fix.
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Even though financial advisors (myself included) repeat the word budget like human GIFs, the word itself doesn't exactly scream good times, right?
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But I'm getting better at keeping it contained and thinking instead of all the good times — and tough puzzles — that we shared.
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In good times, said Adam S. Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, that may not be the worst outcome.
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One tiny gripe fueled another, so even our good times were clouded with worry, and we became experts in mischaracterizing each other.
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I didn't have good times, so right now I (feel) like I got more experience and like more confidence on my swing.
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We were imagining a night filled with songs from "Here's To the Good Times," and I seriously doubted we would get it.
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During good times we'd be having sex up to ten times a week—really passionate and exciting sex that would last hours.
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The week's events were not just consistent with the good times scenario both Powell and U.S. President Donald Trump have laid out.
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Tonight's a night to live out your weirdest fantasies, and nothing says "Good times for bad people" like a studded leather harness.
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Everything felt good, it felt like the good times were never going to stop, and then they did and they stopped real quick.
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Leading the crowd through "Sweet Caroline," his 1969 smash and perpetual party starter, good times never seemed so good for the music icon.
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A sense of the long aftermath of the slow growth financial crisis has finally drawn to an end, and good times were ahead.
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It took a village and help from sober alcoholics, but, ultimately, he taught himself how to live sober – through good times and bad.
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"You build something to be in the game, you build something you can live with through bad times and good times," he said.
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Relive the good times with every "rapid unscheduled disassembly" in the video below, and tune in next time to see SpaceX winning again.
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You assume that the good times will last forever, or at the very least, you'll surely be able to sidestep the next downturn.
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There were good times as well, but when you look at the river, you don't always see the scenery when there are rapids.
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"I came here for you, the people, who through whatever good times or bad have stood by me and trusted me," Depp said.
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Still, a manager with a 5 million tonne-per-year private refinery said his plant will try to make the good times last.
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Mallya, once known as the "King of Good Times", left India on March 2 as Kingfisher's creditor banks stepped up pressure on him.
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"Current demand is very strong ... and companies are building up for good times ahead," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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It managed to stop the rot with a flat Q4, but resting on its laurels isn't going to bring back the good times.
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While at home, he drifts to sleep watching a TV marathon of Good Times, which starred Esther Rolle and a young Janet Jackson.
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Sales of Manhattan properties jumped for the first time in a year and a half, but the good times aren't likely to last.
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Under the scheme, countries that accumulate surpluses in economic good times could spend the money to help cover deficits in countries in recession.
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Dubnyk backstops Wild to second straight blanking BUFFALO, N.Y. — The good times in Buffalo keep on coming for Minnesota Wild goaltender Devan Dubnyk.
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They're covered in black and silver, often to extreme lengths, and have supported Oakland through the (rarely) good times and the (mostly) bad.
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Given that he had personally guaranteed some of these loans, the self-proclaimed "king of good times" was assumed to have been chastened.
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In addition to the conference itself, Disrupt has become known for after-parties that keep the good times going well into the night.
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But I've also known him as the friend that I was honored to stand with in the good times and the hard times.
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In additional footage captured as part of a documentary Good Times hopes to release, Weist also mentions that capacity was set at 5,200.
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Don't take it all too seriously, and don't get so annoyed with teens for wanting to keep a record of their good times.
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She is a diehard Satanist and Langdon is feeling nostalgic about the good times that he once shared with his robotic mother figure.
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"We had good times back then!" a middle-aged woman with big hair and bigger tits reminisced to her friend in the bathroom.
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The last two contracts were reached during good times for the industry - rising sales, strong profits, with lots of money to go around.
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This year, he found himself supporting Stormzy, opening for Future and somehow transforming Jamie XX's "Good Times" into an introspective, down-tempo jam.
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And I have also been thinking about my duty to make room for the good times, because nobody is meant only to fight.
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But this experience does not back the idea of unlimited deficits or monetary financing of governments in good times and bad times alike.
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All this is hurting disposable incomes, a big portion of which are spent paying back consumer loans taken out in the good times.
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But even as the good times roll on, a radical shift is taking place in how Deutschland AG views the vast Chinese market.
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Known as "the king of good times", his lavish lifestyle had become a symbol of the rise of India's go-getter capitalist class.
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After one failure, Vincent Sardi Sr., the founder of Sardi's, generously invited him to keep an open tab in good times and bad.
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She wanted to write in homage to the good times that her family had spent in their van when the kids were young.
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For many, a government check to boost good times or to guard against starvation in bad ones seems like an obviously humane measure.
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After all the good times, this one-two punch at the turn of the millennium left indie — and rock music in general — reeling.
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In the rapper's most recent song and video with fellow Taylor Gang member Ty Dolla $ign, "Something New," those good times keep rolling.
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In fact, Nesmith told me that he specifically asked to go into the studio alone when he recorded his parts for Good Times.
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With the economy in such strong shape, attention on Wall Street has turned to what could bring the good times to an end.
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The obvious concern: If Mr. Trump is pushing tariffs during good times, just imagine what he might do if the times turn bad.
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"With all the good years we'd both had, we didn't want to do anything that wouldn't let those good times continue," she said.
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Part Elton John-style exhibitionist, part Chippendales dancer, he was a totem of good times in a terrorized city straining to have fun.
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Thanks also, coronavirus, for reminding us of the biggest lesson from the 2008 recession: Cash is king and the good times never last.
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Anderson's research found... In good times, voters tend to reward the incumbent party; in hard times, they tend to toss out the incumbents.
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They expect the good times to continue: "We have a constructive outlook as we're heading into 2020," Jennifer Piepszak, JPMorgan's C.F.O., said yesterday.
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Anniversaries can be an opportunity to look back, think about the good times and the bad, and how to learn from our mistakes.
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The good times for Apple shareholders may be over if President Donald Trump's trade war with China escalates and affects the company's products.
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Perhaps she wanted him to remind her of all the good times they'd had, and why they should try to make it work.
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That means your portfolio will probably grow less than the market during good times but fall less than the market during bad times.
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If the deficit is not reduced in the good times, the country's public debt is bound to remain on an ever increasing path.
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This will take several months to flow through the system, meaning that the good times for exporting miners will last a while yet.
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Such is the case now, Mr. Bilello said, which ought to be a warning to investors that good times do not last forever.
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President Donald Trump says "whether you love me or hate me, you have to vote for me" to keep the good times going.
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The duo's first studio album, "Here's To the Good Times," penetrated my rock 'n' roll soul with its catchy riffs and power chords.
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After the success of "Growing Up," Mr. Baker produced a sequel, "The Good Times," in 1989, about his days as a young reporter.
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The good times in the tech industry has meant good times for the foundation, which is by far the largest of the country's 800 community foundations — thanks in no small part to the aggression of its former top fundraiser, Mari Ellen Loijens, and its past CEO, Emmett Carson (who coincidentally returned to social media in recent weeks after a months-long disappearance).
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Let your fire be an inspiration to us all - nothing is given, life is what you make it, in good times and in bad.
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When people watch my film, they should think about it even when they leave the theatre and remember it, during good times and bad.
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Bill & Ted cast Reeves as a dim but lovably bodacious bro who said "dude" a lot and lived for good times and good vibes.
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For years Katy Perry has balanced big, chart- topping hits with more purposeful pop: It's music for both good times and someday-better times.
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In good times, there are 25 guests on the property relaxing in cottages or rooms at the Hermitage, said Jill Gisselere, director of development.
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Governments in emerging economies tend to overspend in good times and cut back in bad times, adding to economic instability rather than dampening it.
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"We should be allowing the balance sheet to normalize naturally now, during relatively good times," he said in evening remarks at George Washington University.
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"Modi and the BJP had promised the poor of India good times to come," said Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, editor of the Economic & Political Weekly.
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Now only 41% of the state's residents said they expected good times over the next year, while 50% said they expect bad times financially.
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Airbus and Singapore let the good times roll in Toulouse, with giant balloons flanking the airplane and a giant "228,278th" decal affixed to it.
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You talk about the good times and you talk about how funny that person was, or that instance where they said something so ridiculous.
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If you want to relive the good times, watch the full episode above, and check out our Storystream below for all the other episodes!
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In Dre's dream, his family are transformed into the classic sitcom characters of Good Times … except in Dre's version it's called Good-ish Times.
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" Pence briefly provided evidence for Trump deserved people's trust, saying the Republican presidential nominee has built a business through "hard times and good times.
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The more vulnerabilities Turkey and its lookalike countries have developed during the good times, the more they will be punished during the bad ones.
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" Lear said the Black Panthers influenced him to make the Jefferson family more affluent and successful compared with the characters on his "Good Times.
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It's the kind of song that soundtracks memories of good times, like watching the sunrise with your first crush after a late night out.
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Because I will tell you, I've gotten to know Hillary and seen her work and seen her in tough times and in good times.
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Those next three-four weeks were like a breakup, where I'm looking for ... I'm just thinking about the good times, not the bad times.
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A local paper in Santa Cruz, Good Times, recently spoke with several berry farmers who complained about losing their best workers to pot growers.
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Vibrant, glittering, and a little bit kitschy, Miripolksy's sharks are having the time of their lives, and those good times begin in the Brewery.
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"I have to remind myself as much as possible to live in the moment because these are good times…and I know what's coming."
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I can't thank the dudes enough for helping me and helping my career and all the good times we shared in those early days.
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Nevertheless, Snap is giving him $20 million in RSUs and a base salary of $500,000, so it sounds like the good times are continuing.
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Finally, a third-party stepped in to bring an end to the increasingly toxic courtship, but we will never forget the good times a.k.a.
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Psychologists used to think that nostalgia – the use of memory to sentimentally hark back to good times in the past—was negative and harmful.
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He is determined to honor the love that he and Michael shared as much as possible by remembering the many good times they shared.
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Despite all the good times they shared together, though, she, like the rest of the world, will remember him for what he left behind.
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Having a capable, engaging Embassy in country to turn to, both in good times and bad, is crucial to American companies in emerging markets.
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It is a song that embodies good times while also crushing genre boundaries like a monster truck does to the chassis of old cars.
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Mallya, who had billed himself as the "King of Good Times" living an extravagant life, has been called a 'wilful' defaulter by some banks.
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Remember that good times and bad times will be part of your life equally, and you have to learn to handle both with equanimity.
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The name suggests the severity of the area, a palomino-colored moonscape where even in good times people have problems finding jobs and food.
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Slowing growth in China helped bring the good times to an abrupt end, but critics say Ms. Rousseff's flawed economic policies compounded the misery.
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"People are nervous that the good times can't last too much longer - we're into the longest-running period without a recessionary force," said Snare.
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Bank stocks may be enjoying a recent rally, but don't expect the good times to last, investing expert Jason Benowitz told CNBC on Thursday.
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Mallya, who had billed himself as the "King of Good Times" living an extravagant life, has been called a wilful defaulter by some banks.
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If all goes according to plan, the area will be off limits to them in seven years and the good times will be over.
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In a moving interview with Ryan Seacrest on his iHeartRadio show, Lady Gaga spoke a lot about family in both good times and bad.
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Her role as Penny on Good Times, inadvertently molded her as America's little sister, but in 1993, the country's kid sister had grown up.
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"I saw it explained on Reddit that 'once you've hit Oklahoma, you know the good times are over,'" Sevitt said in a press release.
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Here he is in Hawaii spending his mid-season respite wisely, the GOAT of good times appropriately catching a goatfish with his bare hands.
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As humans, it's completely normal to want to relive the good times (sexy time included), even though you're not in a defined relationship anymore.
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Businesses did not ramp up investment in equipment and factories — the kinds of things executives do when they anticipate the good times to continue.
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If the trade aggression keeps ratcheting up, though, he thinks it could end the good times in Iowa and the rest of the country.
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Collectively, we have experienced hundreds of travel trips and have learned a thing or two, through the good times and the not-so-good.
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These reforms helped spur broadly shared wage growth during the 30 years following World War II. But the good times ended in the 193s.
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Backup running back Kenjon Barner also got into the circle to flash some of his dance moves -- and good times were had by all.
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The economy is in the 10th year of one of the longest expansions in American history, and officials expect the good times to continue.
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It is because of you that this firm is known for being there for its customers and communities, in good times and bad times.
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"Enhanced resilience supports the ability of banks and other financial institutions to lend, thereby supporting economic growth through good times and bad," she said.
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During the good times, airlines spent all of their money on financial chicanery and self-enrichment while saving virtually nothing for a rainy day.
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The 2016 edition of Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival kicked off in our fair borough last weekend, but the good times are just getting started.
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But some city folk argue that taxpayers should not have to subsidise farmers in tough years, given that profits in good times can be enormous.
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Nostalgia seems to almost hit a dopamine trigger in our brains, flooding our bodies with the sweetness and rush and tremor of good times past.
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For nearly two decades the Kardashian-Simpson clans shared vacations with their children, celebrated countless birthdays and supported each other through good times and bad.
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This applies to all versions of the game, so anyone with a PC, PlayStation 4 or Xbox One can get in on the good times.
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Norman Lear has a pretty surprising claim about former Good Times star Jimmie Walker: the 94-year old says Walker dates conservative commentator Ann Coulter.
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"Freebies, good times, and free flowing liquor," one security researcher, who has never attended SAS but has been invited several times, said of SAS's reputation.
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They said it reminded them of the good times that they used to have with their families and their kids, and when they were kids.
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These preferred shares act like equity in good times but however if the acquisition value is below a certain threshold they can act like debt.
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Finally, you'll end each day by attending the after-parties that keep the good times going long after the show floor closes for the day.
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But you can't create an institution that is transparent, humble, and open to suggestion in good times, and resilient, independent, and resistant in bad ones.
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Mr Mallya, known in his home country as the "King of Good Times" for his many interests and lavish lifestyle, fled to Britain in 2016.
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On the surface, these group adventures look pretty simple to achieve: Get a group of friends together, hit the road, and good times will ensue.
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If you are in business -- lots of stuff happening in the culture I&aposm not wild about, but as far as economic opportunity, good times.
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"As long as you're market player, you have your good times and you have your bad times, and sometimes you just go bankrupt," Xiao said.
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The good times for Brazil ended two years ago, as political turmoil and a slump in commodity prices drove the nation into a harsh recession.
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"We will only remember the good times, meeting beautiful people and customers who were delighted to share exceptional moments," the 42-year-old twins said.
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This phase of the moon is still significant, however, since new moons are particularly good times to reflect on personal growth, according to Pagan faiths.
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But one top official is having a blast — inviting friends over for lunch, joking about good times from the campaign, plotting 2018 and even 2020.
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Chiavarone expects those good times to continue, leading the to break its October record and march onward to 3,100 by the end of the year.
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But one analyst said even if iPhone sales disappoint year over year until the March quarter, good times might be ahead for the technology stock.
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Kevin O'Leary, chairman of O'Shares ETFs and co-host of "Shark Tank," says exposure to the Asian markets is essential, during good times and bad.
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The video, which finds them rocking camo in the desert (by the looks of it, around Joshua Tree in California) is nothing but good times.
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"The score is mapped to a range of risky assets that the client would be emotionally comfortable with in good times and bad," he said.
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By building trust in the good times and not sweeping issues under the rug, your employees will stick by the company's side in hard times.
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"From Charleston to Hollywood, we have shared lots of good times , a few tough times and plenty of magical moments," he wrote in the caption.
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There should be a more prominent consideration of financial stability policy tools, such as requiring banks to add further capital during good times, he said.
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Automotive batteries fail in good times and bad and most often during winter, which in the world of lead is called the battery-kill season.
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Whether it's through the bands they sign on the label, writing personal songs for their fans or ensuring good times are had at their gigs.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow says that November's midterm elections will be a report card on "very good times" facilitated by the Trump administration.
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Washington seems to be having fun with her character's new aesthetic as well — and she's happily let her Twitter followers in on the good times.
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The show never remains this heartwarming for long, so when things get bad again, just stare at this GIF and think of the good times.
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"Night and day" to me means more literally like 24-7 but could also mean good times and bad, which relates to the split screens.
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The world is better with Nile Rodgers in it plain and simple Here is some more good times to chew on in the playlist below.
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You have to think that what can be automated, likely will be now, given that we've had a lot of inertia through the good times.
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"We are at full employment and we are in full swing, let the good times roll," said Mark Zandi, the chief economist of Moody's Analytics.
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And they suggest that the current good times may amount to a reprieve: an opportunity to make sure that you are prepared for a storm.
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That strategy can supercharge returns during good times, but it can also make losses that much deeper when things take a turn for the worse.
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Instead, she and her parents went on a vacation to Miami Beach that would forever enshrine in her a sense of the city's good times.
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These are good times to be alone and quiet, go inward, seek meaning from the paths our lives have taken, write memoirs, gather family photographs.
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" He was less pleased at how things were going during another scene—the family fight that triggers Dre to dream that he's in "Good Times.
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As a boy, he'd loved "Good Times," particularly John Amos's portrayal of the dignified and hardworking James Evans, who reminded him of his own father.
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"I've been to London, France, Russia," he said, and for a moment, he looked like any other retired executive, thinking back over the good times.
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Or when you see today a long economic expansion and good times rolling but for only a select few people in a select few cities.
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Stocks tend to pay off steadily in good times when the economy is growing and we are relatively flush, but to decline in bad times.
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The long-term growth rate of the U.S. economy for the past century, which includes good times and very bad times, is still 22019 percent.
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U.S. coal exports are rising this year, giving the fossil-fuel friendly Trump administration reason to cheer, but analysts believe the good times won't last.
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Once threatened with closure, local musician/hero Dale Watson bought up the place, put some fresh paint on it, and kept the good times going.
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"Ivan played a key role in the airline's management during some very good times and, more recently, some difficult and challenging times," Mr. Slosar said.
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Good Times for Exchange-Traded Funds | With stocklike trading, instant visibility and low fees, exchange-traded funds have experienced explosive growth in the last 10 years.
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Mallya, once called the "King of Good Times" for his extravagant lifestyle, left India on March 2 as the creditor banks stepped up pressure on him.
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And while not every experience of drinking led to wretchedness and regret, my honest truth is that overall, the negative consequences far outweighed the good times.
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Well, we live in good times where the Walmart world of everything being virtually almost free and convenient and you've sorted out all of it's dilemmas.
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Euro zone countries would contribute to the rainy day fund each year, building up assets in good times that they could then tap during a downturn.
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England didn't need the pillaging, plunder and famine caused by the "Brentry" of the conquest to prosper in the good times of the early medieval period.
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Mr Mallya, a tycoon who was once dubbed "King of the Good Times", moved to London in 20153 as his various legal woes in India mounted.
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Here's what we'll have to do: we'll have to have him on because, you know, in good times and bad times people should like that one.
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A bar with a good community of regulars is a place to find laughter in good times, consolation in bad times, and advice in confusing times.
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Apple is being sued over a 2015 iPhone 6 commercial featuring the Jamie xx song "I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times)," The Hollywood Reporter reports.
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Maintaining fiscal discipline in good times to expand support for the economy when needed and to meet our long-term obligations to our citizens is vital.
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It's a depressing fate for these well-preserved vintage electronics and curiosities, but let's remember the good times with Walt Mossberg's ode to the TRS-80:
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The good times rolled but it also called for a nearly 7 hour flight across the Atlantic, more than enough time to take in few movies.
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"We've been there for each other, you know, through thick and thin, you know, good times, and right now are not such great times," she said.
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Our family dynamic has changed over the years — as with any family, we grow, we go through good times, bad times, rough times and happy times.
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All this supports the idea that the familiar triggers for recession are still absent and that the moderately good times can roll on for years yet.
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John McCain's book "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and Other Appreciations," also clinched a spot on the top 10 list for 2018.
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The identical twin sisters brought their closest friends and family together for a '70s-themed party at Good Times at Davey Wayne's in Hollywood on Saturday.
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"Good times with the fam in the most Christmasy living room in the Milky Way," Brandon, 37, captioned the photo, which was taken inside Thompson's home.
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For Chrissie, life is "a load of obligations to other people and trying to find the good times in them apart from all the boring shite".
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Falling gas prices has meant the good times are a-fading in Saudi Arabia which has had to hike up prices of gas, water and electricity.
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Planned Parenthood has offices in the former bookstore VanHall plans to turn into a brewery by next summer, The Santa Cruz Good Times weekly newspaper reported.
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In good times and bad, including a 10-year period when they did not speak, Fisher and Reynolds' relationship was known to have been particularly intense.
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Landon tells us Bobbi's friends and family will be gathering at a private residence in L.A. tonight to share memories and talk about the good times.
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Having been a perpetual also-ran in an Android smartphone market that's barely profitable even in good times, Sony could decide it's had enough of trying.
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JWoww says Sammi Sweetheart's sex doll stand-in offered some good times for the 'Jersey Shore' cast ... but it sounds like she misses the real McCoy.
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Last year, a California bakery decided to keep the good times rolling by sprinkling some marijuana into their New Orleans king cakes without telling their clientele.
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THESE ARE THE GOOD TIMES make sure to love every minute of life because before you know it all of this will be in the past.
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And remember, you are even more powerful because you have so many people supporting you, cheering you on, standing with you through good times and bad.
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The 1990 budget deal, with tax increases, had two effects: It helped usher in the economic good times of the 1990s and cost Mr. Bush politically.
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"The good times have been spending six months with a family, and the kid had ups and downs, and the kid came out great," he said.
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While the low-price good times will not last, the one thing that will would be Obama's $85033-per-barrel larceny out of each American's pocket.
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So let's think a little bit long term again and let's accept that sometimes a little bit less good times and sometimes there are better times.
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After the financial crisis, for instance, when bond trading was hot, Goldman made cuts to its operation, correctly anticipating that the good times would not last.
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The average person tends to notice the very low unemployment rate and reports of stock market rallies, he said, which create a sense of good times.
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While stocks have climbed to record highs this summer, investors have been snapping up defensive companies out of fear the good times may not last long.
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Whatever this may or may not mean, let's not forget all the good times we had with Mjolnir in the face of this shiny new hammer.
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Mr. de Blasio is right to argue that doing nothing, surfing these good times without a plan for housing the poor and working class, is unacceptable.
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Be smart ... The biggest problem of all is an affordability crisis that drives people out: Despite the good times, more people are leaving than moving in.
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In the hedonist's view of American immigration patterns, bad times for chefs in China are good times for dumpling chasers and noodle hunters in New York.
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Three times in their announcement, the companies said the merger would help the new firm operate through "the business cycle," meaning in good times and bad.
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Apart from loving power ballads, everyone here had one thing in common: they were here to let the good times roll, without any sense of inhibition.
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He's the man behind One Day at a Time, Maude, Good Times, the underrated movie comedy Cold Turkey, and so many other films and TV shows.
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Tax cuts and spending increases have fueled the recent good times, raising the budget deficit and implying a slowdown could occur as those effects wear off.
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Millions are quarantined, the stock market is violently gyrating and one of the preeminent VC firms in the Valley is back to saying RIP Good Times.
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"It always rang alarm bells when anyone got misty-eyed about the good times," which, she writes, tended to be "pretty bad times" for other people.
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At Zum Gifthüttli Bier & Weinstube in Old Town, you'll find a convivial atmosphere of good times, spilled beer and undo-a-notch-on-your-belt gluttony.
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For one thing, I learned some important financial lessons that I still keep with me today — including the knowledge that good times won&apost last forever.
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For decades, top bankers and lawyers from Goldman Sachs; Cravath, Swaine & Moore; and other firms have come to the conference, in good times and in bad.
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Let's work together to support these local businesses – as they continue to support their communities in both good times and bad – and pass this important legislation.
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For an annual fee of around $1,000, members can vacation at the camps in good times, and use them as a refuge during a societal collapse.
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"Even in good times, it is a problematic decision" to raise gasoline prices, Vidal Romero, a political analyst at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico, said.
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Now that the good times have stopped, they're rapidly running out of cash, which is what tends to happen when you don't have much sitting around.
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But what if the good times that are evident in important sectors of the markets and the economy just keep rolling, at least for a while?
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For fans, especially those who stuck by him in good times and bad, depicting the late Jackson demands the same precision he dedicated to his craft.
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And they know that in good times, when Jews are welcomed and integrated, their ability to thrive as a distinct group is challenged in a different way.
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