The sport went to great lengths to protect the mystique.
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The world often goes to great lengths to stop wars.
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Keith Urban will go to great lengths for his music.
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Some will go to great lengths to avoid those outcomes.
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I'm prepared to go to great lengths for the cause.
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John Waters: I go to great lengths to do that.
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If something "doesn't go to great lengths?" it's not long.
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Lithuanians went to great lengths to conceal their illegal books.
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The framers went to great lengths to circumscribe our government's reach.
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Advertising agencies go to great lengths to spread their clients' messages.
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Scott Baio is going to great lengths to prove his innocence.
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We have gone to great lengths to test the #Fantastico Zica.
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It says it goes to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties.
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Distributors go to great lengths to zig-zag around the world.
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He went to great lengths to preserve pieces of scrap paper.
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The couple is taking great lengths to ensure that isn't necessary.
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Men will go to great lengths to make problematic women disappear.
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The regulations go to great lengths to require impartiality in investigations.
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Hormel went to great lengths to distance Spam from that association.
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Governments go to great lengths to disguise what they are doing.
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He has gone to great lengths to play in these games.
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The Republicans went to great lengths to fight Obama on spending cuts.
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VGT also stated it went to great lengths to insure the tour.
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Photographer Jacob Peters went to great lengths to shoot a client's proposal.
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The former President went to great lengths to do that for her.
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They have to go to great lengths to validate the allegations themselves.
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America's constitution goes to great lengths to demarcate state and federal powers.
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Instead, they feared it, and went to great lengths to contain it.
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She goes to great lengths to try to rescue a stranded duck.
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He also went to great lengths to protect Trump during the campaign.
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Why else would they go to such great lengths to avoid it?
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"We've gone to great lengths to create that comfortable experience," Stacy says.
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He's gone to great lengths to recreate entire streets of the period.
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Its creators went to great lengths to make it helpful yet polite.
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A few automakers have gone to great lengths to avoid this problem.
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Couples often go to great lengths to respect superstitions during first looks.
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I understand you went to great lengths to localize Airbnb in China?
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Then we go to great lengths to keep it out of awareness.
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The NFL went to great lengths to suppress the tapes, claiming copyright infringement.
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Love, Simon actor Keiynan Lonsdale went to great lengths to hide his sexuality.
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An Ohio father went to great lengths to spend Christmas with his daughter.
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Prior to Cuomo's decision, Airbnb went to great lengths to sway public opinion.
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Grimaldi's employer would also have to go through great lengths to sponsor her.
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Some couples go to great lengths to look flawless in their engagement photos.
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We'll even go to great lengths to create stories that tell us otherwise.
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Facebook went to great lengths to allow them to operate as independent brands.
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The Merkel administration is going to great lengths to promote trade with Tehran.
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They would go to great lengths to hide this part of their lives.
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She will go to insanely great lengths to avoid discussing her personal life.
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Stevens reveals that he went to great lengths to convince his colleagues otherwise.
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I've seen election officials go to great lengths to collect a single vote.
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But China is willing to go to great lengths to capture American technologies.
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Parents go to great lengths to get their children into the best schools.
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" Jones has gone to great lengths to distance himself from the "Washington elite.
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In the past, the group has gone to great lengths to compromise its victims.
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She tells VICE she's gone to great lengths to keep him home and happy.
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Sacks said Bytedance goes to great lengths to separate TikTok as an international operation.
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The actor went through great lengths to mimic Wiseau's accent, body movements and appearance.
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People will go to great lengths to try and get a #CannesFilmFestival ticket. pic.twitter.
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But he's also gone to great lengths to prevent journalists from obtaining public information.
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"We went to great lengths in explaining this project to them," Ms. Nicolaisen said.
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But at i SIGHT he went to great lengths to comply with the law.
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"We've gone through great lengths not to stifle free speech," the school administrator said.
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Five years from now, guys might not have to go to such great lengths.
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Professionals who stage homes go to great lengths to create that aura of aspiration.
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Johnson pledged to go "to great lengths" to verify the information the committee receives.
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They've gone to great lengths to appease conservatives and show that's not the case.
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What is clear is that Stone went to great lengths to hide Corsi's involvement.
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It is an agenda that China would probably go to great lengths to protect.
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This administration has also gone to great lengths to censor scientific research and findings.
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As a showman, Barnum went to great lengths to distinguish himself from these swindlers.
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That said: Facebook has gone to great lengths to try to assuage privacy concerns.
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The indictment shows the conspirators went to great lengths to cover their tracks During a press conference on Friday, Rosenstein described the great lengths the defendants allegedly went through in order to masquerade as Americans who were involved in political grass-roots movements.
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Which is why we went through great lengths to test and rank 23 of them.
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At the same time, his team has gone at great lengths to discredit the allegations.
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Many hospitals will hire debt collectors, who go to great lengths to recover this debt.
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Banksy has also gone to great lengths to regulate the resale trade in his output.
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Some exhibition participants go to great lengths to transform this visible "racial hierarchy" into allegory.
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And the Star Wars family is going to great lengths to make sure you enter.
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He said the Russian military went to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties in Syria.
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In a similar vein, Poehler has gone to great lengths to make her sons happy.
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It goes to show inmates will go to great lengths to get what they want.
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Morrissey, music's most anti-meat man, goes to great lengths to promote the vegan message.
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James Corden will apparently go to great lengths to win the approval of your mom.
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So lottery designers go to great lengths to boost the size of the big prize.
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In the docs, he says they went to great lengths to hide profits from him.
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So hackers would presumably need to go to great lengths to access the operations systems.
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Whistleblower Aid has gone to great lengths to create systems that are harder to hack.
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He's an optimist, and goes to great lengths to make clear how grateful he is.
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Russia has gone to to great lengths to maintain plausible deniability in matters of espionage.
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Notably Foley went to great lengths to describe Peloton as anything but a fitness company.
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Campaigns typically go to great lengths to keep secret the list of people being considered.
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Millennial-minded companies are also going to great lengths to integrate greenery into their offices.
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While certifying organizations go to great lengths to verify carbon offset projects, verification has limits.
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The authorities went to great lengths to convince Officer Cincinelli that the plot had succeeded.
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Since Mr. Trump's election, they have gone to great lengths to curry favor in Washington.
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His lawyers have gone to great lengths to keep his personal financial information under wraps.
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And at Vita Coco, we&aposll go to great lengths to prove a hater wrong.
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They also went to great lengths to delete their digital movements and encrypt their traffic.
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Cold storage is no joke, and people go to great lengths to secure their devices.
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Barbican's retrospective in London went to great lengths to translate and to decode Basquiat's semiotic discourse.
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Adrienne Bailon Houghton used to go to great lengths to keep tabs on her husband Israel.
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If we really were in an 'open' relationship why go to such great lengths to lie?
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TCT went through great lengths to give the KEYone a premium feel and it definitely shows.
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Ever since, Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has gone to great lengths to undo his success.
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And the nominees go to great lengths to keep everything a secret as long as possible.
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One family Christmas card went to some pretty great lengths to get everyone in the shot.
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Shunning is so painful that most of us will go to great lengths to avoid it.
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Many in Washington have gone to great lengths explaining what the tax is meant to do.
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Pyongyang goes to great lengths to hide its military technology from the rest of the world.
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Prosecutors allege that Amber went to great lengths to hide her daughter's illness, according to KTVI.
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The campaign went to great lengths to avoid anything that could taint their seemingly inevitable victory.
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But societies go to great lengths to hide the grisly process of pricing life from themselves.
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Hillary enabled her husband, going great lengths to help him lie and cover up his crimes.
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More broadly, in fact, Pichai and Google have both gone to great lengths to appease conservatives.
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Mr. Trump has gone to great lengths to win over evangelicals well after securing the nomination.
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And yet "The Beach" goes to equally great lengths in suggesting how Naz could make them.
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Unsurprisingly, Wuhan authorities went to great lengths to prevent a repeat from happening during Xi's tour.
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The league appears to be going to great lengths to tamp down any hint of protest.
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Pyongyang has gone to great lengths to conceal some of the specifics of this new system.
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The report goes to great lengths to make clear that we have the tools we need.
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CNN has gone to great lengths to make it clear that it doesn't endorse BuzzFeed's stance.
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Given his long friendship with the defendant, prosecutors have gone to great lengths to protect him.
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Her father goes to great lengths to make her feel excluded when he is with Laurene.
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Google spokeswoman Gina Scigliano said the company goes to great lengths to ensure an equitable workplace.
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But Special Services Group has since taken great lengths to keep its "Black Book" a secret.
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So people will go to great lengths to avoid losses, and to recover what they've lost.
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Frugal couples go to great lengths to cut costs, marrying in tree houses or in caves.
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Automakers like Tesla, Toyota and Volkswagen go to great lengths to keep their technical information confidential.
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Why has Turkey gone to such great lengths to put — and keep — pressure on Saudi Arabia?
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He also went to great lengths to describe his confusion about why exactly he was fired.
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Donald Trump went to great lengths Thursday to tie together "mass immigration, mass lawlessness," and crime.
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Brands, businesses, and other influencers on the platform often go to great lengths to avoid the look.
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But my parents didn't go to great lengths to hide their charity, and eventually word got out.
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I can't believe that somebody would go to such great lengths to try to damage my reputation.
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It's no surprise that publishers will go to great lengths to get you to adopt their product.
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Locally, her campaign has gone to great lengths to play nice with everyone else in the field.
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Fans have gone to some great lengths for celebrities, from sending elaborate gifts to stalking their homes.
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"Remember that Trump went to great lengths to try to shut down the Flynn investigation," Whiting added.
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The actress said she went to great lengths to stay true to her character in the story.
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The fact that they go through such great lengths to keep you from voting only confirms that.
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And like taxes, it's one of the things we go to great lengths to avoid thinking about.
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Day after day, celebrities go to great lengths in order to maintain their fashion and beauty looks.
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Films like Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk have also taken great lengths to protect details from leaking during production.
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In fact, the current property owners have taken great lengths to avoid any obvious ties to Jackson.
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When each conversation means yet another potential failure, kids go to great lengths to avoid human interaction.
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And that means that any missions would have to go to great lengths to avoid contaminating it.
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When the driver got back, he said some fiend had gone to great lengths to steal Polly.
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In fact, the US government went to great lengths to redact who the case was really about.
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Battlefield 1's single player campaign went to great lengths to talk about the horrors of war.
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People are going to great lengths to protect their bitcoin at a time when it's still valuable.
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So the Nashville Statement goes to great lengths to put LGBT life outside the borders of Christendom.
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They have spoken at great lengths on conference calls about the need for consolidation among railroad operators.
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Now, although they go to great lengths to deny it, the former upstarts have become gatekeepers themselves.
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Bernhardt, a former energy lobbyist, maintains he has gone to great lengths to maintain his ethics pledge.
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Many residents of Connecticut admire the great lengths their neighbors go to when decorating for the holiday.
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Both candidates have gone to great lengths to position themselves as the champion of the working mother.
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And whistleblowers, including Shultz's grandson Tyler, claim the company went to great lengths to hide its shortcomings.
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It just goes to show that fans will go to great lengths to avoid waiting a week.
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You've gone to great lengths to recreate the artifacts looted from the National Museum of Iraq. Why?
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Mr. Sykes and his colleagues go to great lengths to tend to the neighbors' care and feeding.
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In recent years, Brazil has gone to great lengths to present itself as a forward-looking country.
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In the past, these companies have typically gone to great lengths to gain a toehold in China.
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It's clear she wanted to go to great lengths to hide the ever elusive sign of pregnancy.
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Colton Haynes went to great lengths -- 2 weeks to be exact -- to pull off botched Miss Piggy.
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She's spending a lot of time on set, and going to great lengths to hide her belly.
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But the company has gone to great lengths to avoid having its drivers legally classified as employees.
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Indeed, other productions about the mistreatment of Indigenous people have gone to great lengths to incorporate them.
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Notably, they've gone to great lengths to preserve Jet's most valuable assets: its culture, speed, and agility.
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But even on these issues, Ms. Guadagno goes to great lengths to avoid saying Mr. Christie's name.
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Many nations, like France and Spain, go to great lengths to promote and preserve their culinary heritage.
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In addition to its locational advantage, Tulsa has gone to great lengths to protect itself from flooding.
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" Ferrara's (real) agent, Justin Duberman, added with a laugh: "Nello's gone to great lengths to get opportunities.
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She says they've taken great lengths to spend as much time together as a family as possible.
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Her fans "went to such great lengths because they love Selena so much," Ms. Bomboy Dougherty said.
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Some officials around the country are going to great lengths to attract Amazon, as CNN has reported.
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Mr. Mueller had a powerful political story but went to great lengths to avoid fueling the fight.
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"Those are things that drive him — and they drive him to great lengths," he said, You don't have to go great lengths to wonder when you can see new episodes of Saul: AMC announced on Saturday that season 3 will commence on April 10 at 10 p.m. ET.
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The group goes to great lengths to catch animals — many of which are injured and traumatized, Myers writes.
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The enthusiast will go to great lengths to extract all fluids and excavate every orifice of the crustacean.
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And they showed that developers would be willing to go to great lengths to participate on the platform.
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Countries across the world go to great lengths to attract financial and professional services jobs from our shores.
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An invasion forces Jewel Lin and her Lapidary Sima to go to great lengths to protect the valley.
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As with the Summer Olympics that preceded it, China went to great lengths to prepare for the event.
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As a result, companies are going to great lengths to acquire data (which resides in an anonymized format).
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Facebook says it's going to great lengths to make sure the app does not come off as exploitative.
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As mentioned above, Apple went to great lengths to gather its own data on facial shapes and angles.
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The drama goes to great lengths to emphasize the innumerable horrors inflicted upon Georgio's bloody, hand-less body.
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And if you can give them a "grade," they will go to great lengths to get an A!
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Politicians go to great lengths to cultivate authentic, relatable personas, often because they're much wealthier than their constituents.
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Even those whose apartments come with closets are ready to go to great lengths for some extra room.
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Now, it appears Wikileaks went to great lengths to cover its tracks and also protect its sources image.
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Some couples will go to great lengths for love — or to get the perfect shot for the 'gram.
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Even those with more flexibility can find themselves going to great lengths for a little bit of focus.
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The presumption is "nondisclosure," and federal agencies will go to great lengths to keep public information locked away.
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Australia has gone to great lengths to prevent outsiders from seeing what goes on in these offshore prisons.
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Apple went to great lengths to create the jellyfish watch face that comes preloaded on your Apple Watch.
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His mother, Doreen Giuliano, who has gone to great lengths to proclaim his innocence, was back as well.
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One thing is entirely clear: Ms. Kirchner and her allies went to great lengths to establish this backchannel.
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Non-Jewish chaplains went to great lengths to support me when I served as a Jewish lay leader.
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We went to great lengths so that the actors could feel confident in all the dialogue as well.
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Investors will go to great lengths to undercut a company founder if they believe their investment is endangered.
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"Microsoft went to such great lengths to try to kill Netscape because that was the threat," he said.
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He went to great lengths to learn about the young — sometimes very young — Americans flocking to his platform.
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Companies go to great lengths to position automation as a technology that will benefit employees, not replace them.
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I will go to great lengths to acquire the fancy chair instead of the easily crafted plain one.
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Then, Great Lengths (the company that certified us) heard we did Nelly, and told us Brittany Murphy needed extensions.
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Its privacy page goes to great lengths to assure users that no personally identifiable information is being automatically collected.
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First, Mueller went to great lengths to be fair to Trump and said there was not a collusion conspiracy.
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They'll go to great lengths to customize every last feature and function so it feels perfect under their fingers.
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Previously, she had to go to great lengths to even get people to even understand what her sport was.
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These great people are going to great lengths to find fault with a little rabbit or mouse like us.
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Mr. Penn wrote that he had gone to great lengths to maintain security while arranging to meet Mr. Guzmán.
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The article goes to great lengths to show that the subject, Tony Hovater, is just like you and me.
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We go to great lengths to make sure that people always know that they are opted in to research.
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This honeypot should inspire the this CSO to go to great lengths to protect herself and her company's data.
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In fact, NASA has gone to great lengths to dispel any notions that the agency is endorsing something commercial.
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During those dozen weeks of earnings seasons, Cramer said, he goes to great lengths to keep his schedule clean.
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Bitter experience from the Catholic church shows that predatory men will go to great lengths to satisfy their desires.
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Earlier this week, fans noticed that Cyrus had gone through great lengths to delete everything from her Instagram account.
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Despite his willingness to go to great lengths, he wasn't the first person to capture Fukushima's eerie exclusion zone.
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But even there Johnson found numerous stories of families going to great lengths to have, and keep, their girls.
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We're committed to getting our new hot dog in everyone's hands – and going to great lengths to do this.
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Justin Moore went to great lengths to get the perfect shot during a photo shoot for his upcoming album.
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One notable feature of many of your characters is that they often go to great lengths to avoid conflict.
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But Mr. Trump went to great lengths to urge voters to view the presidential race as an epochal moment.
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Weir goes to great lengths to research, with scientific precision, what it would be like to travel to Mars.
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The company goes to great lengths to hype its daily deals as it lures shoppers from around the world.
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If the hackers are investing so much, why don't they go to equally great lengths to hide their tracks?
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"You would think you would go to great lengths to say where you got this from," Nunes said Wednesday.
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Dr. Kosinski said that they went to great lengths to guarantee that such confounders did not influence their results.
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Rina and Uma told me that madams go to great lengths to make their girls more attractive to customers.
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He went to great lengths to explain himself in a cycle of conferences later published as Working Space (21982).
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But behind closed doors, they go to great lengths to fend off threatening politicians, drug cartels and the Mafia.
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Third, she goes to great lengths to ensure that she and her staff treat patients with respect and consideration.
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He went to great lengths to surprise her with a proposal on the one-year anniversary of their meeting.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has gone to great lengths to cultivate an image of authority and masculinity.
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Grimes is willing to go to great lengths to feel her best — even if it means trying out "experimental" surgeries.
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Unlike those who murder, we go to great lengths to avoid punishing those who do not deserve to be punished.
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The government went to great lengths to argue it would not interfere with Petrobras&apos ability to set fuel prices.
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You went through great lengths to put, of what, five or six caveats that you were not connecting the two.
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Facebook went to great lengths in 2014 to separate Messenger from its flagship app, to the howls of many users.
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While any mishap is possible, "Grease: Live" has gone to great lengths to protect the outdoor portion of its set.
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That said, Hobby Lobby seems to have gone to great lengths to conceal the means by which it acquires items.
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The dengue link Dengue is also spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which Singapore goes to great lengths to control.
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What I tried to go through great lengths to say is we're not necessarily setting a precedent on this content.
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BCFS and the Health and Human Services department went to great lengths to show off Carrizo Springs after it opened.
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Someone is getting married in the revival, unless the production team went to great lengths to confuse spoiler hungry fans.
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As part of the company's increasingly aggressive advertising operation, Facebook goes to great lengths to track you across the web.
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On occasions when their power temporarily wanes, the couple goes to great lengths to keep up appearances to the contrary.
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Those are some great lengths to go through to make sure your neighbor felt comfortable and at ease while traveling.
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It turned out that some doctors were writing bogus ones—and parents would go to great lengths to find them.
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Most art spaces go to great lengths to maintain safe environments, especially when they open to the public for events.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us, Rob went to great lengths to keep Kim and company in the dark.
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Officials in La Roche-Derrien went to great lengths to convince the world they had recruited a bona fide druid.
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Ashley Schmieder and James Sissom went to great lengths (and high altitudes!) for their breathtaking wedding photos on Mount Everest.
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But drugmakers often go to great lengths to keep generics off the market and keep their own patents in place.
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"[Papadopoulos] obviously went to great lengths to go around me and Senator Sessions," Gordon told me in a text message.
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Google tried very hard to make itself more diverse, but I know they went to great lengths not very successfully.
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I went to great lengths to hide it, plastering my arms in foundation and wearing long sleeves in sweltering weather.
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The lower court and the parties involved have gone to great lengths to keep information secret, with few known details.
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Proof of this includes the great lengths Deripaska has gone to get Rusal and EN+ removed from the sanctions list.
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But Pashinyan's campaign went to great lengths to avoid getting tied up in geopolitical games between Russia and the West.
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Time will tell us more, but Russia went to great lengths to undermine our democracy, & the President won't protect us.
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But the truly heartbreaking turn comes when Quinn wonders why Carrie would go to such great lengths to save him.
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McCarthy has gone to great lengths to curry favor with the president, who fondly calls him "my Kevin" in public.
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In response, people like Ms. Palmer are going to great lengths, with some even renting portable toilets to accommodate demonstrators.
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It said it went to great lengths, including using fraud prevention software, to weed out bad clients or suspicious transactions.
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Under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the Justice Department has gone to great lengths to squelch leaks about the Russia investigation.
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We know that Russia, Iran and the Assad regime are willing to go to great lengths to protect their interests.
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To show off each object's potential, the museum goes to great lengths to find the ideal musician for the job.
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The FTC goes to great lengths to investigate and enumerate a defendant's assets, but they can't seize what isn't there.
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We also have screenshot protection; we've gone to great lengths to prevent screenshots, because they're the enemy of the disappearing.
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The arrest is the latest evidence of the great lengths some mountaineers go to reach the peak of Mount Everest.
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That's why every major industrial country goes to great lengths to support its steel sector — except perhaps the United States.
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These two preschools in Sweden -- Nicolaigarden and Egalia (meaning 'equality' in Latin) -- go to great lengths to de-emphasize gender.
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GM, Ford, and Chrysler go to great lengths to sell the public on their commitment to sustainability in their commercials.
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Our founding fathers' fear of tyranny drove them to great lengths to ensure a separation of powers in our Constitution.
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The device had red and black wires, and the bombmaker didn't go to great lengths to disguise it, Morris said.
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In fact, Allbirds has gone to great lengths to defend itself against such copycats, including famous fashion designer Steve Madden.
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Before Mr. Trump's move Friday, Republicans went to great lengths to change the subject to avoid commenting on the president.
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Neither company claims to be 100 percent accurate, but both say they go to great lengths to get it right.
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The social media giant has gone to great lengths to help its employees with their caregiving responsibilities of other workers.
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"The U.S. embassy here certainly is going to great lengths to make the visit a success," said the Indonesian official.
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Our broadcast news and information used a radio signal that audiences went to great lengths, at great risk, to find.
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Greathouse goes to great lengths to prove that gender bias is a problem in Silicon Valley, and he's totally right.
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She prefers to obtain whole brains if possible, and she goes to great lengths to protect the organs during transport.
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"These are things he's gone to great lengths to keep hidden," New York Times congressional editor Julie Hirschfeld Davis said.
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To realize "Color Mushroom Cloud," officials went to great lengths to ensure safety, both for viewers and for the environment.
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The VA makes it easy for service members to qualify for mortgages, but goes to great lengths to prevent defaults.
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Despite the great lengths Garay went to to transform the body into pure linguistic material, a complete vacuum is impossible.
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Samsung has gone to great lengths to position its new Bixby assistant as the automated centerpiece of the new Galaxy S8.
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And attempting to use this photo above as "evidence" proves people will go to great lengths to declare Kardashian a liar.
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From the very beginning,The Order goes to great lengths to prove its titular secret society is a seriously cutthroat institution.
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Barr said the hackers went to great lengths to hide their identity, routing traffic through 34 servers in nearly 20 countries.
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Researchers go to great lengths to gather these grains, because they can reveal details of the solar system's composition and history.
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A: Regulation really starts around safety and we've gone to great lengths to demonstrate safety, and so has the scientific community.
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Salvini has gone to great lengths to distance himself from his longtime aide since news of the investigation was made public.
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In some parts of the world, people are going to increasingly great lengths to get their hands on the golden grains.
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As made clear in that YouTube video, Berger was devoted to CrossFit and went to great lengths to protect the brand.
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And for bonus points, she will go to great lengths and wage war against mighty foes in defense of her man.
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In The Art of the Deal, Trump goes to great lengths to lift up Roy Cohn as an avatar of loyalty.
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People will go to great lengths to get a bargain in a trendy area — and I was one of those people.
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However, there are forces searching for Clef, and they're willing to go to great lengths to get their hands on it.
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"The artwork goes to great lengths — two close-up panels — to show Ms. Marvel's ecstasy during the pseudo-mating," Strickland wrote.
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" According to the government's pre-sentencing filing, "Fogle went to great lengths to engage in commercial sex acts with underage minors.
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"The accused went to great lengths to try to mislead police and steer them in the wrong direction," Ritter tells PEOPLE.
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You'd think a spokesperson for the president would go to great lengths to ensure his personal information is kept under wraps.
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According to People's Daily, people will go to great lengths indeed, including damaging public property to get the best possible shot.
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Throughout his career, Jake Gyllenhaal has gone to great lengths in order to change his appearance for the roles he's played.
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He maintains a centrist profile and goes to great lengths to not upset voters to the left or right of him.
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Dota 2 creators don't have to go to such great lengths, but that doesn't mean the job is quick or easy.
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He talks about going to great lengths to please or impress, and he doesn't necessarily imply being owed anything in return.
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He is now going to great lengths to fill the holes in his story by providing plenty of documents and explanations.
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The Whit Stillman-esque romantic melodrama "Those People" goes to great lengths to humanize Manhattan's upper crust, with generally successful results.
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Krull portrayed Kelly as a predator who went to great lengths to find young girls and kept them under his control.
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"Ashland has gone to great lengths to not constructively engage with the Shareholder Nominees," Cruiser's founder Keith Rosenbloom said on Tuesday.
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The city has gone to great lengths to contain protests during Mr. Zhang's visit, but pro-democracy messages have slipped through.
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A YouTube spokesperson said in a statement that the site went to great lengths to stop the spread of the footage.
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News outlets have gone to great lengths to decry the rise of fake news and its impact on the 2016 election.
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William and Harry are also speaking about how their granny, Queen Elizabeth, went to great lengths to look out for them.
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Indeed, the justices have gone to great lengths to defer to religious-freedom claims by Christian plaintiffs over the past decade.
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Naadam definitely goes to great lengths to source its materials, but it's for the benefit of the animals and the consumer.
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And a growing few are willing to go to great lengths to have worry-free sex until they're ready for fatherhood.
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And public officials have gone to great lengths to argue that the vague and poorly written law is not anti-Muslim.
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For a guy who has gone to great lengths to essentially plug his ears, Mr. Hagerman sure does talk a lot.
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Still, without much good news to show, Argentine officials are going to great lengths to pull out an orderly summit meeting.
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"I don't know why they're going through great lengths to say she's a liar instead of releasing her," the lawyer said.
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Many Indians are extremely socially conservative, going to great lengths to arrange marriages with the right families, of the right castes.
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Perhaps for that reason, USDA has gone to great lengths to hide from the public the dangers inherent in this rule.
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The company also went to great lengths to comply with know-your-customer and anti-money laundering rules, Mr. Prabhu said.
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Companies often go to great lengths to keep a lid on costs, but here's one place where many won't skimp: airfares.
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Time will tell us more, but Russia went to great lengths to undermine our democracy, and the President won't protect us.
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Here was a person who had gone to great lengths to accomplish "op sec," but failed to run a basic spellcheck.
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There's also ample evidence that early humans went to great lengths to eat fiber-rich carbohydrates, such as oats and acorns.
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Autocrats go to great lengths to avoid that shaming, because it tends to delegitimize them before their public and their peers.
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The people behind the scam appear to have gone to great lengths to make sure their number looks real on Google.
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Clinton also went to great lengths at the town hall to criticize Republican front-runner Donald Trump, particularly for insulting minorities.
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These fans who've never met her IRL have gone to great lengths to help me connect with some of her celebrity heroes.
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Terrified of alienating its other Android partners, like Samsung and LG, Google went to great lengths to keep Motorola at arm's length.
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But people's skepticism of Soroush hasn't stopped officials from going to great lengths to try and entice more people to sign up.
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It had "gone to great lengths to find and voluntarily produce documents responsive to the subpoena," the company wrote to the court.
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Just keep in mind that rattlesnakes can coil up and strike at great lengths, so give it as much space as possible.
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As Motherboard has reported for years, Apple has gone to great lengths to make it difficult for me to repair my phone.
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But when a misinterpreted wish causes her mother to turn into a bear, Merida goes to great lengths to reverse the curse.
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The second story really raised eyebrows and got into the notion that people go at great lengths to hide their real identities.
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Society is preoccupied with maintaining a hierarchy of pounds and sizes and goes to great lengths to provide scientific justification for it.
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"Nikki [Lee] and I created this look using Great Lengths extensions," celebrity hairstylist Riawna Capri tells PeopleStyle of the star's longer do.
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The loudest guys are often the weakest, and will often go to great lengths to hold back strong women who intimidate them.
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The coalition, battling to defeat Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, says it goes to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties.
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The company has historically gone to great lengths to avoid saying advertisers can target based on race, using euphemisms like ethnic affinity.
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Before his election in 2017 Emmanuel Macron went to great lengths to show Angela Merkel that he could be a credible partner.
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For better or for worse, Canadians want media from other countries, and they're willing to go to great lengths to get it.
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West, 40, claims in the filing the insurers have made him go to great lengths to prove his mental breakdown was legitimate.
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Milken went to great lengths this year to tout diversity at its 22nd annual conference, but it's still very male and white.
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Earlier this season, Westworld went to great lengths to establish that giving a host a copy of a human mind was impossible.
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Men who are seeking to nullify their sex often go to great lengths to find someone who is willing to help them.
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Mel B's ex-husband, Jimmy Gulzar, claims she goes to great lengths to block their 18-year-old daughter from visiting him.
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Facebook has reportedly gone to great lengths to disguise that they're the ones truly behind the service, The New York Times reports.
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In the digital age, it's not uncommon for people to go to great lengths to post the perfect photo on social media.
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Some people will go to great lengths to get a job, but this person went the extra mile — well, two extra miles.
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Jennifer Lopez doesn't usually have to go to great lengths in order to have the best hair on any given red carpet.
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My patient craved nicotine and went to great lengths to make sure she had the exact supply she needed at all times.
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Scientists go to great lengths to ensure that they aren't introducing terrestrial bacteria into the Martian environment when they send rovers there.
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Meanwhile, car companies are going to great lengths to see how well drivers can adjust to autonomous, driverless cars on the road.
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He and his lover, a professor who was 1998 years his senior, slept together without going to great lengths to hide it.
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In fact, Democrats like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama went to great lengths to assure people they were not embracing this story.
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You needn't look too far to find examples of others who have gone to great lengths to lighten or darken their skin.
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As Vox's Li Zhou wrote, Ford's testimony has shown the "great lengths" women accusers often have to go through validate their allegations.
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" Mr. Gould continued, "So then when you go to great lengths to upset some of your key customers, there's reason for concern.
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Stein goes to great lengths to explore the psychological, emotional and social aspects of transitioning, and is frank about her own preconceptions.
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But the Raptors went to great lengths to manage Leonard's workload in the regular season to keep him fresh for the playoffs.
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Mr. Ramírez went to great lengths to avoid incarceration, undergoing several extensive surgeries, altering his cheekbones, jaw, eyes, mouth, nose and ears.
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But President Bush went to great lengths to differentiate between "a radical network of terrorists" and the rest of the Muslim world.
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"They're going to great lengths, going into parts of America that few cabinet ministers from Canada have gone to," Mr. Burney said.
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That's because this town of nearly 37,173 has a billionaire who has gone to great lengths to help it turn a corner.
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But the Republican-dominated state legislature goes to great lengths to shred any welcome mat we roll out for our newest neighbors.
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On that occasion, State Department officials went to great lengths to stall my expulsion, and they advised me directly on my safety.
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American culture fears death, hides it, tries to forget it's going to happen, and goes to great lengths to stave it off.
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But as Arkansas has shown, states will go to great lengths to execute criminals, even at the risk of causing undue suffering.
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"Lord of the Rings" fans often go to great lengths to experience a taste of what life was like in Middle Earth.
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The Trump administration has also gone to great lengths to limit who — and how many people — can resettle in the United States.
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Some people in China are going to great lengths to get around the government's strict rules on travel during the coronavirus outbreak.
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But there's no need to go to great lengths—like having a baby of your own—before you make this unrivaled gem.
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The core of Uber's argument is that it went to great lengths to deter Levandowski from bringing any information over from Alphabet.
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In the past, single-surface specialists went to great lengths to maximise the share of their matches played on their preferred court type.
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Tesla also went to great lengths to achieve it, including constructing a tent to accommodate an additional assembly line outside of the factory.
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The rest are an indispensable resource for scientists the world over, which means the museum goes to great lengths to meticulously preserve them.
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Trump has gone to great lengths over the past week to explain his foreign policy views, which are often criticized as overly vague.
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Probably not, because the film goes to great lengths to show just how well Nic has adjusted to the new family set-up.
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Pet owners are going to great lengths — and spending tens of thousands of dollars — to provide advanced care for their four-legged friends.
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And Democrats, seeing the interest in their base, have gone to great lengths to capture that shift in their campaigns — hence Clinton's speech.
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Additionally, the ESA and JAXA have gone to great lengths to ensure that their spacecraft remain at a working temperature while at Mercury.
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Given the sacredness of cattle, the Bara go to great lengths to protect their herds, including consulting a clairvoyant known as an Ombiasy.
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We have an interesting technology, and we are prepared to go great lengths to help and to apply it to the particular problem.
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Democratic lawmakers and party insiders have gone to great lengths to ensure that any postmortem on the 2016 race is kept under wraps.
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Muslim leaders have gone to great lengths to try to ease the hostility by reaching out to law enforcement officials and local residents.
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Eden, who has been developing CLASH over the past year, went to great lengths to be true to the spirit of his inspirations.
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Yet Palantir — whose stock changes hands only through private trades — goes to great lengths to keep any detailed information about its business private.
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Harvey Weinstein allegedly went to great lengths to silence sexual assault allegations, according to a new exposé from The New Yorker's Ronan Farrow.
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And naturally, the media goes to great lengths to avoid talking about all the positive developments surrounding the country and the Trump administration.
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"We go to great lengths to source and authenticate this material," said Hazel Baker, the head of Reuters' User Generated Content (UGC) team.
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"We go to great lengths to source and authenticate this material," said Hazel Baker, the head of Reuters' User Generated Content (UGC) team.
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"Tarte goes to great lengths to keep financial information you provide to us private and safe," the company states in its privacy policy.
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Previous presidents have gone to great lengths to show they were not jumping back into re-election mode, but rather focused on governing.
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When Techno is hospitalized in China in need of a liver transplant, Robert goes to great lengths to return his friend to Canada.
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The Suits star, 40, found a picture from a 2018 poolside vacation and shared the great lengths she went to for her pose.
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After Google sensed that potential hurdle, it went to great lengths to convince the State Department that it was making the wrong move.
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However, officials have since gone to great lengths to capitalize on the mythology and cement the ruling Kim family's claim to Dangun's legacy.
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Many hard-core runners can't fathom why a runner would cheat in a race, so they go to great lengths to expose them.
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The city, like the Chinese government, has gone to great lengths to make the gathering a showcase for the success of government policies.
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According to a report from Nick Underhill at The Athletic, Brady goes to great lengths in order to avoid his centers' sweaty butts.
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Yet the materials before us indicate that Commerce went to great lengths to elicit the request from DOJ (or any other willing agency).
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"Not only is there clearly something there but there's clearly something that someone has gone to great lengths to conceal," he told me.
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Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains (PPRM) went to great lengths at their Fort Collins health center to comply with the new requirements.
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Cochran and F. Lee Bailey went to great lengths to get the tapes, which required a subpoena from a screenwriter in North Carolina.
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Some people go to great lengths to present the best possible product that they can, but it still hurts the band revenue-wise.
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Alphabet's Waymo, for example, went to great lengths in its case against Uber to avoid having to share details on its business practices.
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Parents go to great lengths to fund their child's educationParents in China, given the means, will pay a lot for their child's education.
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Sources directly connected to Chyna tell TMZ, Tyga has gone to great lengths to drive a wedge between their son, King, and her.
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Why did George R.R. Martin go to such great lengths regarding hair color as it pertains to lineages just to abandon it now?
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The United States has shown in the past that it is willing to go to great lengths to keep the sea lanes open.
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While men pretend not to judge women for the way they look, we go to great lengths to pretend we don't care, either.
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Acting Fire Chief John J. Caussin said the department had gone to great lengths to improve gender relations in the past two years.
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In fact, he's going to great lengths not to talk about any opponents at all, after spending the fall drawing contrasts with them.
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Since California worker-protection bill AB 5 became law, some companies have gone to great lengths to continue classifying workers as independent contractors.
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Boeing went to great lengths to prevent such a requirement, in part because it would be costly for its customers, company documents show.
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Web companies insist they are going to great lengths to fight sex trafficking and that the bill would be counterproductive for those efforts.
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Harris's campaign has gone to great lengths to paint her as a "progressive prosecutor" and emphasize the more progressive parts of her record.
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Why must she go to such great lengths to ensure no one knows, to sacrifice an open and honest relationship with her family?
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Over the film, the family goes to great lengths and does every appropriate ritual to reverse the mother's feelings and save the colt.
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As its name suggests, Delicate Arch is fragile and park rangers go to great lengths to ensure that park visitors don't damage it.
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Thompson went to great lengths to deceive his editors, creating an email account to impersonate a source and lying about his reporting methods.
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Slavishly in love, but also an artist perhaps reliant on her husband's patronage, Lois goes to great lengths to satisfy her husband's desires.
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According to a tome penned by Hitler's final secretary, he spoke at great lengths about his pup, like most doting dog owners you know.
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In one episode, viewers meet Zeus, a Siberian Husky trapped in Syria whose owner is willing to go to great lengths to be reunited.
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I can only tell you, we went to great lengths to be very clear about hate and to say that doesn't reflect our values.
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We have gone to great lengths to do no more than what is required by the law, but of course people are still affected.
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In fact, I've gone to great lengths to keep the truth from ever coming out, which is probably the only reason I'm alive today.
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In the aftermath, its swiftly installed Republican state government has gone to great lengths to punish and alter the courts that granted that right.
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Sex offenders already go to great lengths to access vulnerable females; there's no reason to think they wouldn't use this situation to their advantage.
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But for some parents, going to great lengths to celebrate the milestone loss creates expectations that may be difficult to meet in the future.
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One big realization was that the established pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), the industry middlemen, would go to great lengths to protect the status quo.
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Alibaba continues to argue that it is going to great lengths to curb the sale of counterfeit goods on its giant Taobao online marketplace.
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It has gone to great lengths to persuade its users that it respects their privacy and is doing what it can to protect them.
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Additionally, the experiment doesn't overcome some of the loopholes that other scientists have required and gone great lengths to overcome, for tests like these.
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Who hasn't gone to great lengths to salvage a distressed pair in the same way we attempt to salvage a dead (and distressed) relationship?
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Since 2010, the federal government has gone to great lengths to become a more inclusive employer and to actively recruit more workers with disabilities.
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And whereas in the past the artist has gone to great lengths to obscure her personal presence, she seems less intent on that here.
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Trump is willing "to go to great lengths to stop all funding from Pakistan as they continue to harbor and support terrorism," Haley said.
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That's because regulators have gone to great lengths since 2008 to ensure banks would be on solid footing in the event of another downturn.
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Charlotte Hornets big man and loyal Pale Hose backer Frank Kaminsky has gone to great lengths to reminds the Cubs that he hates them.
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These are not your standard trading shops, and over the last decade firms have gone to great lengths to seize data for information arbitrage.
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According to Jean, the CDC has in the past gone to great lengths to include transgender people in their HIV prevention public health campaigns.
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But Lord George Gordon Byron was also fanatic about his appearance, going to great lengths to cultivate the slim, pale look he considered fashionable.
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Hard-liners will instead advocate bombing Iran's nuclear facilities, but the Iranians will go to great lengths to make them invulnerable to aerial attacks.
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"People do not understand how journalists do their job and the great lengths to which we go to be fair and accurate," she said.
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Evidence of the great lengths cable companies go to in order to retain customers has been around since Comcast's retention handbook leaked years ago.
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Prigozhin also said Concord "has gone to great lengths to participate in this case" and would participate in the trial through its American attorney.
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Scholars and Eliot devotees have been left wondering why the poet went to such great lengths to undermine the feelings he expressed in them.
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Gardner Minshew proved early on in his career that he was extremely dedicated to football — and would go to great lengths to keep playing.
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In doing so, they are seizing on the anxieties of a generation willing to go to great lengths to avoid the shame of unemployment.
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The company went to great lengths to design its acoustic architecture in such a way that it would sound great both indoors and out.
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Despotic leaders often go to great lengths to malign these groups and blunt their influence by limiting their ability to be seen and heard.
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But, the editor of Science went to great lengths to promote the paper, issuing a press release and giving the NCDC paper special handling.
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It&aposs not a super-common practice, but in today&aposs job market, some employers will go to great lengths to keep good talent.
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Some residents without a curbside-pickup option go to great lengths to recycle organics, carrying the waste to drop-off points like farmers' markets.
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Koskinen said the hard drive crash was never intentionally hidden from Congress, and that the IRS went to "great lengths" to cooperate with investigations.
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And current and former U.S. officials said Trump has gone to great lengths to conceal details about his talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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However, some folks aren't quite as enamored with the smell, especially in China where companies like Ford are going to great lengths to eliminate it.
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Related Link: The next Bachelor is Nick Viall Then the contestants showed up and several women went to great lengths to make a lasting impression.
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Trump has gone to great lengths to secure funding for the barrier, a core campaign promise that sparks chants among his supporters at political rallies.
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Is it in reference to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which the company has gone to great lengths to not refer to as a data breach?
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In his work "Fear and Trembling," he went to great lengths to praise the biblical Abraham for his apparent willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac.
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Turkey has gone to great lengths to compartmentalize its relationship with Iran, essentially walling off its rivalry over Syria while maintaining an important economic relationship.
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It is believed that Baghdadi went to great lengths to bolster his security, moving around often and only meeting with his closest circle of associates.
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Indeed, Facebook is going to great lengths to assure skeptics that its users and not its employees will be the ones making the value judgments.
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"I would care for you more than my own eyes," one card reads, a saying that means someone would go to great lengths for another.
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In fact, they could stand to take notes from Microsoft, which has gone to great lengths to ensure their packaging is as accessible as possible.
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The border wall itself is a longstanding goal that Trump has been willing to go to great lengths (like banning all trans troops) to achieve.
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While many people have pointed out multiple missed calls during the showdown, many angry Saints fans have gone to great lengths to voice their displeasure.
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Think back to this summer, when the Army held Operation Dragon Spear, a big airborne assault exercise, and went to great lengths to publicize it.
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While the campaign has gone to great lengths not to talk about it, Sanders has started hiring paid field staffers to bolster their volunteer efforts.
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Modern tiki bar and restaurant owners are aware of this tradition of thievery and go to great lengths to ensure that their goods aren't stolen.
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New footage from BBC Earth shows the great lengths owls will go to shoo unchill wolves away from their nesting grounds — including fakeout dive-bombs.
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It is unlikely that Dodger fans will go to such great lengths to prevent Scully from leaving when the regular season comes to a close.
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But even absent anything resembling proof, Trump loyalists, from top aides to elected officials, have gone to great lengths in service of crediting the lie.
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However, there are some people who will go to great lengths to Frankenstein a specific joystick with the right shoulder buttons and the right case.
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In the second episode, viewers meet Zeus, a Siberian Husky trapped in Syria whose owner is willing to go to great lengths to be reunited.
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In fact, such providers go to great lengths to simultaneously uphold these privacy and security obligations and cooperate with law enforcement on legitimate criminal inquiries.
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Regulators have gone to great lengths since the 2008 financial crisis to ensure banks would be on solid footing in the event of another recession.
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TikTok users have gone to great lengths with their videos to create masterpieces that I still have yet to figure out how they were made.
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Michael Noonan, Ireland's finance minister, went to great lengths to explain that the recovery is real — and not the result of some financial good fortune.
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Trilobites Percolator, French press, AeroPress, espresso, pour over, vacuum pot, automatic brew, tin can: People go to great lengths for a good cup of coffee.
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And in 2016, in Takoma Park, Maryland, residents went to great lengths to prevent Waze drivers from flooding their roads during a bridge reconstruction project.
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Though Jeffrey Epstein went to great lengths to keep his life private, one thing he couldn't keep under wraps was his expensive real-estate portfolio.
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McBride and his fellow showrunners have gone to great lengths to say that the show is not an attack on evangelical Christianity as a whole.
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Gummi Oddsson, a cross-cultural sociologist from Northern Michigan University, has found that Nordic governments go to great lengths to build trust in local communities.
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But the episode showed Sandberg to be a cutthroat executive who will go to great lengths to protect Facebook from criticism and bury its enemies.
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In any case, he said, the Marines went to great lengths to spare innocents, allowing them to leave the city before and during the attack.
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Perez and Ellison have gone to great lengths to present a unified front after a tough DNC chairmanship race that turned Democrats against one another.
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To get certification in the US, physicians who received their medical degrees abroad must go to great lengths to get certified in the US system.
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Lee and Jack can be gleefully amoral, and will go to great lengths to justify their actions, but they don't entirely lack conscience or decency.
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Liveops goes to great lengths to attend to their needs, addressing technical-support issues, even answering agents' emails to the chief executive within 153 hours.
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Cardi can't stop gushing over her husband's romantic and sneaky gesture ... revealing the great lengths Offset went to in order to pull off the surprise.
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But in private, they have gone to great lengths to keep bad decisions contained to the West Wing, though they are clearly not always successful.
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They chose to fly — went to great lengths just to get aloft — not despite the fact that it was exceedingly dangerous, but because of it.
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Your mind will go to great lengths to preserve your sense of identity, so it helps to be aware of what that dissonance feels like.
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If there had been a stoning, it was done in secret, and whoever had ordered it would go to great lengths to keep it hidden.
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With climate change and rampant water extraction transforming the Great Ruaha River, the hippos are forced to wander great lengths in search of empty pools.
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Conservationists have gone to great lengths to protect the Galapagos, which is home to many species that can't be found anywhere else on Earth. 5.
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"For many of you who have traveled great lengths to be here, we welcome you," she said, turning to smile at the six Afghan girls.
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Nazi Germany went to great lengths to stamp out Polish cultural identity during World War II by burning down libraries, museums, and palaces wherever possible.
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As a result, "companies intent on keeping business as usual will go through great lengths to keep wages down and jobs in Mexico," Gamble said.
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Bad actors have always gone to great lengths to operate covertly, but with our own counterterrorism strategies struggling to keep up, the gap is growing.
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Before the election, I tried to say something about why the founders went to such great lengths to design a republic resistant to demagogic shocks.
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Behold, an old-fashioned kind of rap album, the swaggering kind where the rapper boasts, flexes her muscles, and goes to great lengths to impress.
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The actress says she's taken great lengths to study every religion since she was a child, and did the same with Scientology without joining the organization.
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During his four years working for the US consulate in Baghdad and Erbil, Mr Shams would go to great lengths on his commute to avoid detection.
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The tech giant went to such great lengths to uncover the ingredients for products used in their facilities that it developed an online tool called Portico.
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The movie went to great lengths to suggest that this was possible, hinting at a future where Vision can live without being attached to the stone.
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Rackauckus alleged Diaz went to great lengths to frame Hadley by allegedly falsely reporting a rape claim and posing as Hadley in emails and on Craigslist.
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As America's corporate embodiment of negligence and greed, Equifax has gone to great lengths to solidify its place as one of the world's most hated companies.
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Behind the scenes, the UK government is going to great lengths, parading charm and diplomatic efforts, to lobby Italy to drop its candidacy, the source said.
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Yet those same officials watched McConnell go to great lengths not to say that Trump's attacks on the judge in the Trump University case were racism.
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Prosecutors went to great lengths to compel Porter to testify at his fellow officers' trials with immunity, meaning his testimony cannot be used to incriminate him.
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Last month Twitter said it went to great lengths to take down videos from the New Zealand Mosque shooting that kept popping up on its platform.
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Everybody's ears are shaped differently, and companies go to great lengths to provide 9,000 different attachments to make sure their set will work in your canal.
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U.S. officials had gone to great lengths to collect $400 million and then ship it, stacked high on cargo pallets, as payment to the Iranian government.
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I go through to great lengths to ask how does a kid end up being so nice and sweet and still get everything they ask for.
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We've all gone to great lengths to impress our bosses at one point or another, but one of Mindy Kaling's interns has officially raised the bar.
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Graphically, Nintendo's hardware now trails Sony and Microsoft, but in the '107.13s, it often went to great lengths to promote the Super Nintendo's Mode 7 capabilities.
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Why do some people go to great lengths to have the chance to spend time by themselves, while others find solitude painful and forever crave company?
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Last week, the pop star revealed that when she needs to frame her face herself, she will go to great lengths to get the perfect lighting.
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"His family and I have gone to great lengths to outline the steps we feel he must take to get his life in order," Burkhardt continued.
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The chavistas have gone to great lengths to ensure that the hardest of their hardcore supporters are well armed and organized into effective irregular fighting forces.
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From the very start, the show went to great lengths to emphasize that victims' past sexual history has no bearing on the merit of their allegations.
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But Battlefield 1 goes to great lengths to constantly remind you of the dehumanizing aspects of war and the absurdity of the front lines it's simulating.
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If this week's Panama Papers revelations have shown anything, it is that rich people will go to great lengths to hide their wealth from tax collectors.
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Since Adam Silver took over as the N.B.A.'s commissioner in 2014, the league has gone to great lengths to make refereeing as transparent as possible.
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Attorney General Bill Barr and the White House, meanwhile, have gone to great lengths to spin the Mueller report as an exoneration of a wronged president.
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Russian intelligence agencies went to great lengths to cover their tracks, investigators found, including meticulously deleting logs, and changing the time stamps of the stolen files.
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He went to great lengths to meet with people like Bill Gates and Elon Musk, and had a keen interest, and an alleged proficiency, in physics.
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The president has gone to great lengths to keep his tax returns secret as two efforts to procure them work their way through the legal system.
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She goes to great lengths to do so not because these devices will necessarily be used again, but because someone's last memories are locked away inside.
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Mattel went to great lengths, Mr. D'Alleva said, to make sure each new character had a color palette and personality reflective of a particular country's culture.
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In fact, he goes to great lengths to be as transparent as possible, posting his genome, medical history, personal biography, daily schedule and much more online.
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If so, why would Trump go to such great lengths to ensure that the nature of their conversations stayed totally secret -- even from his own administration?
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He knows that the F.B.I. went to great lengths in a ruthless effort to undermine Dr. King, whom they feared was a puppet of Communist operatives.
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When Mr. Trump planned a trip to the DMZ during a 2017 visit to Seoul, his aides went to great lengths to keep the excursion secret.
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Prison had been something Bulger had gone to great lengths to avoid - killing potential witnesses, cultivating corrupt lawmen and living as a fugitive for 203 years.
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Best of all, she said that the author of the guide went to great lengths to make sure she tested and found options in inclusive sizes.
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Apple is known for its culture of secrecy and the great lengths it goes to in order to prevent products from leaking ahead of their debuts.
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Whatever role she has tried to carve out, she has clearly gone to great lengths not to be seen as cashing in on her royal associations.
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Islamabad went to great lengths to welcome bin Salman, honoring his arrival with a 21-gun salute and a fly-past by the country's air force.
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It was a time when unwanted pregnancy carried so much social stigma that many young women and their parents went to great lengths to conceal it.
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Every other president since Jimmy Carter has gone to great lengths to avoid such entanglements, typically by putting their personal assets in independently managed blind trusts.
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Together they work to control the streets of Birmingham, putting outsiders in their places and going to great lengths to protect each other along the way.
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When a storm hits, true-blue Samson not only worries about the fate of these vulnerable creatures, but also goes to great lengths to safeguard them.
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Mr. Singer helped parents go to great lengths to falsely present their children as the sort of top-flight athletes that coaches would want to recruit.
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Brady goes to great lengths to keep his body in top physical condition, but none of that may matter if he keeps getting hit at this pace.
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I'm not totally sure, but I tend to be out of the loop on the great lengths that people will go to in order to avoid reading.
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Amazon has been going to increasingly great lengths to convert shoppers into Prime members and merchants into sellers whose products are eligible for Prime's speedy delivery service.
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It's a bonded look (the salon only uses Great Lengths brand extensions, we've learned), so it's likely that the longer length will be around for a while.
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After many hours with VIVE, I still can't get it to stay properly on my head for great lengths of time, and it's a pain to adjust.
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According to court documents filed at the time, West claims that the insurers have made him go to great lengths to prove his mental breakdown was legitimate.
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His victims went to great lengths to pay Ray back, draining their parents' bank accounts, soliciting money from friends, and participating in free forced labor, prosecutors said.
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Osborn went to great lengths to ensure that the Africa mural was placed over the door to the Hall of African Mammals, over opposition from city officials.
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It claims Ackerman McQueen went to great lengths to defraud the NRA, most visibly through NRATV, the organization's online streaming service that shut down earlier this year.
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There are other lawyers who are discussed in that article at great lengths, and I think it would be more appropriate to direct those questions to them.
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But that's a problem for regulators, who have sanctioned countries like Iran and who have gone to great lengths to ensure that money can't easily flow there.
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Apple pitches itself as the most privacy-minded of the big tech companies, and indeed it goes to great lengths to collect less data than its rivals.
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We have also seen this in the House of Representatives, where Freedom Caucus members have gone to great lengths to lower the bar for pursuing conservative goals.
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The mother of four later posted a video of her husband David, 43, going to great lengths to make sure Santa's presence was felt in the house.
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He always went to great lengths to ensure that every person waiting in line ended up with a cherished autograph, an approach today's players try to emulate.
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"He went on that Ocasio-Cortez has publicly condemned dark money but that her own campaign had gone to "great lengths to avoid the sunlight of disclosure.
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It's what it represents: That Bezos considers India the most crucial international market over the long term and he'll go to great lengths to see it succeed.
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Last year, the G.O.P. went to great lengths to keep Mr. Trump from wandering away from the party when he repeatedly threatened to run as an independent.
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The actresses co-star in "Disobedience," about two women, living in an orthodox Jewish community in London, who go to great lengths to hide their romantic involvement.
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I never received my sign-on bonus which was my relocation assistance, and the co-founders were going through great lengths to be dishonest about our wages.
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Since then, the Nittany Lions have gone to great lengths to crush the Panthers whenever they see them, capped off by a 51-6 win last year.
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A separate foreign policy official for the campaign said Papadopoulos "obviously went to great lengths" to go around Trump's national security team, which was led by Sen.
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Nacho wants to know why Mike went to such great lengths to keep his fingers off a trigger — and Mike doesn't offer Nacho, or us, a reply.
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He went to great lengths in his open letter backing Trump to explain that his endorsement was not only because of a lack of other viable candidates.
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Things like low-light performance, noise-reduction, and color accuracy matter a lot and phone makers have actually gone through great lengths to improve on those areas.
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"We went to great lengths to ensure that we were going after only those who bought property as investments, not as a place to live," he said.
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" As expected of an event launched during fashion week, aimed at elite bong enthusiasts and investors, the showcase went to great lengths to offer "world class accommodations.
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"During the episode's filming, defendants went to great lengths to over-dramatize and even fabricate problems with the restaurant in order to increase ratings," the lawsuit says.
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Although the North prosecutors had gone to great lengths to wall themselves off from the nationally televised hearings and the newspaper reports, the court was not satisfied.
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And they were generally not on the lookout for infiltration efforts by anyone, let alone by Russians who had gone to great lengths to create false identities.
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His fame is used as a proxy for positive characteristics, and the first act goes to great lengths to demonstrate how nice he is within this framework.
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"We go to great lengths to afford our students and staff protections from the violation and the fear of assault and harassment in our schools," he said.
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Still, as Hulse points out, there is a reason judges go to great lengths to appear impartial and neutral (and, of course, some truly try to be).
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I turned to Robin Hood Foundation for guidance, since it goes to great lengths to identify the most effective organizations at fighting poverty in New York City.
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In "The Zuni Café Cookbook," a 500-page tome published in 2002, Ms. Rodgers goes to great lengths to explicate every recipe, sharing her knowledge and passion.
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"I applaud Dr. Lifschutz for going to such great lengths for his patient, even at the risk of his own freedom," Dr. Levin wrote in an email.
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Islamabad has gone to great lengths to welcome bin Salman, honoring his arrival with a 21-gun salute and a fly-past by the country's air force.
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When DNA samples were collected in New York without consent, some went to great lengths to have their DNA expunged from databases being amassed by the police.
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Protesters in Hong Kong are going to great lengths to cover their faces over fears that police are using facial recognition technology to identify and arrest targets.
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Joe Crowley, whom Ocasio-Cortez defeated, the three-term incumbent has over the years gone to great lengths, literally, to sustain his relationship with voters back home.
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Or consider what happened after Democrats enacted the Affordable Care Act, going to great lengths to pay for the additional benefits with tax increases and spending cuts.
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R. Kelly's accusers are giving testimony to a federal grand jury ... alleging the disgraced singer went to great lengths to traffic underage girls for his sexual desires.
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They go to great lengths to make sure the "union bug," a small union logo, is proudly displayed on their t-shirts, yard signs, literature pieces, and buttons.
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While other stars go to great lengths to keep their Hollywood relationships out of sight, fans have been able to keep up with Gomez and the Weeknd's lovefest.
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All of these examples underscore the fact that even with Apple's encryption, passcodes, and other technology, law enforcement will go to great lengths to find a way in.
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In the US, Presidents and presidential hopefuls have gone to great lengths to be seen as healthy and vibrant, with signs of weakness often pounced on by opponents.
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Making good music shouldn't be enough to rewrite history or hand out sympathy to a person who went great lengths to make someone else's life a living Hell.
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Federal investigators went to great lengths in Clinton's case only to uncover precious little potentially compromised information — much of which wasn't classified until after the server was found .
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Maybe someone went to great lengths to figure out the passwords for multiple San Diego Padres social media accounts and posted fake messages about a free agency acquisition.
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And while Foster, 12 at the time of filming, played a young prostitute, filmmakers went through great lengths to protect the actress from the explicit dialogue and action.
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Germany goes to great lengths to protect data privacy following the abuses of the Gestapo in the Third Reich and the Stasi security police in Communist East Germany.
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Imugr user whytegoodman went to great lengths to create a highly realistic replica of the wand used by Harry Potter's mother, Lily, in the Harry Potter book series.
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It's his campaign manager Lewandowski's motto, and likely why Trump has gone to great lengths to support him (even when he was charged with assaulting a campaign reporter).
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It is a well-proven fact that whenever Rihanna says something is cool, we go to great lengths to prove that we too, get and understand the vision.
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I believe we go to great lengths to run a business that cares about its people, and to make the company a great place for them to work.
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It further alleges Patterson went to great lengths to conceal Jayme, making her stay under his bed for up to 12 hours without food, water, or bathroom breaks.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is widely believed to be responsible for the death, though Saudi officials have gone to great lengths to absolve him of the crime.
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Looming over the murder plot and technological landscape is Morgan's final cynical point about humanity: that those with power will go to great lengths to hold onto it.
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The Duffer brothers went to great lengths to suit up the Stranger Things boys in the proper '80s attire for a group of Dungeons and Dragons loving preteens.
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"I loved you in secret … People started talkin', putting us through our paces," sings Swift, who has gone to great lengths to keep her and Alwyn's relationship private.
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Reviews and reported stories often opened with a mention of The White Stripes, while puzzlingly going to great lengths to point out the differences between the two groups.
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Julianne Hough is going to great lengths to hire her favorite musician to play at her upcoming wedding to NHL star Brooks Laich — and it involves Selena Gomez.
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Katharine McPhee is going to great lengths to hide her engagement ring courtesy of David Foster, despite the fact the secret -- and pics of the ring -- are out.
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While other stars go to great lengths to keep their Hollywood relationships out of sight, fans have been able to keep up with Selena and The Weeknd's lovefest.
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"We are going to go to great lengths to understand what happened and find the culprits," President Mauricio Macri said in a brief televised statement after the attack.
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UniCredit's German unit went to "great lengths" to help the Iranian shipping company evade sanctions and access the U.S. financial system, said U.S. Assistant Attorney General Brian Benczkowski.
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HBO went to great lengths to make the experience feel authentic until you step into a room full of Red Cross nurses with sterilized needles for blood donations.
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The towns' most upstanding citizens are obsessed with winning it again, and many of them go to great lengths to keep Sandford blemish-free for the big day.
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We've never been more proud of our information security policies, practices, and technologies, and have gone to great lengths to implement them up, down, and across the company.
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In its letter to Mueller, President Trump's legal team goes to great lengths to explain the nature and purpose of executive privilege as it relates to presidential communications.
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For Snapchat, it's another piece of evidence that Facebook sees it as an existential threat — and that the company will go to great lengths to blunt its momentum.
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As the recount played out, Republicans at the highest level went to great lengths to suggest that fraudulent votes were being cast or added to the vote total.
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People are going to great lengths to try the new Popeyes chicken sandwich, which debuted earlier this month and led to a Twitter feud with Chick-fil-A.
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This seems wildly unlikely; Broaddrick was decades away from going public, and most reporting about the Clinton marriage shows Bill going to great lengths to hide his betrayals.
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Britney's people went to great lengths to keep Lutfi out of the room, arguing to a judge that he intimidates her and she cannot think properly around him.
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A major problem is that incumbent broadband providers have gone to great lengths to nickel and dime subscribers with a wide variety of spurious surcharges and bogus fees.
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Mr. Giuliani says he has gone to great lengths to make clear to clients and prospective clients that hiring him will not earn any favor from Mr. Trump.
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By boycotting Georgia, Hollywood would inadvertently also be boycotting the very diversity in the film business that it has gone to great lengths in recent years to support.
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"We are going to great lengths to keep the buildings extremely clean and help employees practice important precautions such as social distancing and other measures," the spokesperson said.
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Meat plants have gone to great lengths to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including assembly of tents and trailers to create greater distance among workers, Grier said.
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Adam Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said committee staff members were going to great lengths not to get in Mr. Mueller's way.
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Carmakers are going to great lengths to reposition their gas-electric hybrid models as sporty, premium or even high-performance — anything but the responsible choice for tree-huggers.
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Since he first came to power in January 2000, Mr. Putin and his allies have gone to great lengths to silence or undermine all critical voices in Russia.
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In fact, Brexit means the United Kingdom is going to great lengths to secure precisely the kind of relationship with the European Union that we have with NAFTA.
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In the episode, Penny (Kaley Cuoco) will find herself hosting Gates at work, and her friends go to great lengths in their effort to meet the billionaire innovator.
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But the state media apparatus has still gone to great lengths to airbrush him out of Russia's otherwise somnolent political landscape, seemingly reluctant even to utter his name.
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Carter, whose career stretches three decades, went to great lengths, like using a 3-D printer, to authentically create costumes influenced by indigenous people across the African continent.
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Attorney General William Barr went to great lengths Wednesday to defend President Trump from a deluge of attacks over the conclusions in special counsel Robert Mueller's final report.
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Those thoughtless mash-ups are why these Chinese-American chefs now shudder at the term "Asian fusion" and go to great lengths to define what they are doing differently.
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Studios will go to great lengths to keep plot twists from moviegoers, but for big-budget franchises it can be pretty difficult to keep all those secrets under wraps.
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"We go to great lengths to build our products and enforce our policies in ways that don't take political leanings into account," a Google spokesperson said in email statement.
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"Clearly Ristick would go through great lengths to get someone a quick and tasty taco," the Facebook post said, "but pretty sure he's not getting an interview anytime soon."
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We all go to great lengths to protect a single individual or to rescue someone in distress, but then as the numbers increase, we don't respond proportionally to that.
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Businesses are going to great lengths to create entertaining custom ads for the app, and now you might see ones about the stuff you already buy, or their competitors.
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He went to great lengths to ensure victory and appeared shell-shocked by the result, presumably because his unctuous courtiers did not make clear the jeopardy he was in.
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However, in recent years the brand has attempted to disassociate itself from smoking and has even gone to great lengths to photoshop cigarettes out of Disney's hands, Huffpost reported.
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Twitter has gone to great lengths to try and curb abuse with soft touches, like letting users apply filters to their feed and making it easier to report harassment.
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She went to great lengths in Selma to portray King as a powerful leader, but also a flawed one: unfaithful to his wife even as he shepherds a movement.
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Obama, however, has gone to great lengths to smooth the transfer of power to Trump, a man who until recently publicly questioned whether the president was even an American.
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It reflects our larger society—one in which cities are willing to go to great lengths to prop up big tech companies and young professionals put career before family.
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Lamar Odom says he went to great lengths to take the court for USA Basketball at the Olympics ... using a prosthetic penis to help him pass a drug test!!!
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Twitter has gone to great lengths to appease the right, and any purge, however justified, would result in waves of negative coverage from Fox News and the Drudge Report.
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CCIA, which represents Google, Amazon and eBay, said online platforms go to great lengths to maintain good relations with their business users because it was in their own interest.
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While USDA has historically gone to great lengths to support cattlemen, the FDA doesn't have the same mandate and so may be more open-minded toward clean meat production.
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"The department has gone to great lengths to ensure that employees can raise concerns about health, safety and management issues without fear of retaliation," Croley said about the changes.
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Victims and their relatives often go to great lengths to preserve the stories of their lives, or investigate ways to stimulate or awaken memories in danger of being lost.
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"Clearly Ristick would go through great lengths to get someone a quick and tasty taco but pretty sure he's not getting an interview anytime soon," the police department joked.
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Ms. Illuzzi also wrote that Mr. Weinstein had gone to great lengths to cover up his behavior, and she quoted several former employees of his companies to that end.
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The decision was a blow to Broadcom and its chief executive, Hock Tan, who had gone to great lengths to deflect concerns by American regulators and the Trump administration.
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However, engineers have gone to great lengths to stabilize the island, and now only powerful storms like Sandy are able to have a significant impact on the island's ecosystem.
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That's why WeWork went to great lengths in its filings to point out all the things that make it a tech company and, by extension, validate its price tag.
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But others take the responsibility more literally, going to great lengths to greet arrivals with home-cooked food that is specific to their place of origin, familiar and comforting.
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There are stories of close aides, even cabinet members, who have gone to great lengths to constrain a man whose childlike impulses and lack of intelligence they openly scorn.
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Why it matters: The court's ruling could give the American public a look at the president's finances after he has gone to great lengths to keep them under wraps.
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An identity that binds you into a community you care about is costly and painful to abandon, and the mind will go to great lengths to avoid abandoning it.
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Not long ago it was all too common to read articles about heat waves, floods and droughts that seemed to go to great lengths to avoid mentioning climate change.
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The shorts counter by saying they are a force for good, going to great lengths to expose fraud and persistent problems with listing and governance standards in the city.
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Here are his thoughts on the experience: The New York Times had already covered the surge in migrants, many of them going to great lengths to cross the border.
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"We understand that the government believes that illegal activity was carried out by individuals who went to great lengths to conceal their actions from the university," the university said.
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In the winter of 2005, I was so severely underweight and starved of energy that I went to great lengths to provide my body with any source of sugar.
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Pentagon officials say they go to great lengths to prevent civilian casualties, abandoning some strikes altogether if the risk to civilians — "collateral damage" in military parlance — is too great.
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And The Washington Post first reported that the president had gone to great lengths to conceal his conversations with President Vladimir Putin of Russia over the past two years.
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They go to great lengths to avoid risk to Libya civilians, which is an especial improvement on American Sniper's not-so-subtle implication that Iraqi civilians had it coming.
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Carlyle's problem is not unique, and other private equity executives have gone to great lengths to tell shareholders that their firms are undervalued, and some have also turned to buybacks.
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Is it possible that they didn&apost know these things and why would President Obama go to great lengths to tell the world that there was nothing like this happening?
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The leader of Islamic State was reported to be among thousands of hardline militants still in the city, suggesting the group would go to great lengths to repel the coalition.
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" The expert said Grayshift has "gone to great lengths to future proof their technology" and have "built in future capabilities that will begin to be leveraged as time goes on.
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Don't be afraid of the IRS While the U.S. government certainly isn't revered in the book, it also goes to great lengths to make clear that readers shouldn't be afraid.
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Auto experts on YouTube have gone to great lengths to highlight some of these faults, but it's unclear whether anyone beyond the most Tesla-obsessed really cares about these issues.
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Interpersonal romances are expressly forbidden, and the two go to great lengths to hide their newfound relationship as their corporate overlords demand more from the research team at the facility.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly shown it's willing to go to great lengths to implement a harsh immigration agenda that clamps down on asylum seekers coming to the United States.
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It was one of their least contentious meetings, outwardly at least, with both going to great lengths to be nice to one another and to laud the US-Israel relationship.
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The company also argued that it has gone to great lengths to make consumers aware of the limits of the system, in its owner's manuals, on its website and elsewhere.
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Once dedicated to careful vetting and redaction—sometimes too much…Read more ReadAssange has gone to great lengths to control the conversation about the "information war" he's currently embroiled in.
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It has already gone to great lengths to explain away the physical encounter political reporter Michelle Fields had with Donald Trump's campaign manager during an event in Florida this week.
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Seriously, this movie is just so sweet, whether it's Scott bending over backwards to impress his darling daughter or Hope and Hank going to great lengths in memory of Janet.
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She goes to great lengths to keep separate identities for ordinary life and for sex work, to avoid stigma, arrest, professional blowback, or clients who might be stalkers (or worse).
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But the administration officials who previewed Obama's announcement Wednesday said they went to great lengths to accommodate fishermen, including reducing the size of the monument from what was initially proposed.
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Network effects — which Facebook has gone to great lengths to reinforce — lock both businesses and users into Facebook, even if they all individually might prefer a different system of rule.
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Innocuous enough as hair-pulling may seem, the reality of living with trichotillomania can be anxiety- and shame-filled, and sufferers often go to great lengths to hide their habit.
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There are now countless stories of bitcoin owners who have gone to great lengths to try to remember or recover lost passcodes — from digging through trash bins to hiring hypnotists.
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Facebook has said it has gone to great lengths to make sure the app is safe for children and compliant with the Children's Online Privacy and Protection Act, or COPPA.
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ROSS: I REALLY DON'T THINK SO. SECRETARY MNUCHIN HAS GONE TO GREAT LENGTHS TO TRY TO MAKE SURE THESE SANCTIONS WORK AND THAT THEY'RE EFFECTIVE AND THAT THEY'RE REALLY BITING.
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Under its co-founder Steve Jobs, Apple relished its ability to keep news under wraps and went to great lengths — legally and otherwise — to make sure it remained that way.
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Unlike with its data, the WEF went to great lengths to ensure that the resort where it was hosted was protected from protesters by using roadblocks and barbed wire fences.
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He's performed the extensive legwork of identifying five stocks that will be especially volatile — and has even gone to the great lengths of formulating a simple options trade for each.
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" Mr. Earnest said that "in fact, we go to great lengths to insulate our criminal justice system from partisan politics," adding that "the president is hopeful that it will continue.
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It is often men like our current president, who went to great lengths to avoid military service during the Vietnam War, who have a childish preoccupation with all things military.
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Mr. Trump, who goes to great lengths to hide details of his personal life, quickly came to trust Dr. Jackson, referring to him warmly as "Doc" around the White House.
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Early in the story, Hale goes to great lengths to describe how expensive this satellite was to build, and how difficult it was to secure the funds to greenlight it.
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Their collaboration is the most dramatic evidence yet of a quiet reconfiguration of the politics of the region, and both countries have gone to great lengths to keep it quiet.
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It's no wonder why Ukrainians want simply to be left out of what is being called "Ukrainegate" and why Zelensky has gone to great lengths to avoid making any news.
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On Wall Street, how the firm makes its money long has been a source of envy and debate because it goes to great lengths to conceal its trades from competitors.
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But Special Services Group has gone to great lengths to keep its products secret, even threatening to sue journalists at Vice for reporting on its sales brochure earlier this week.
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The U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State in Syria has carried out air strikes that have also caused civilian casualties, which it says it goes to great lengths to avoid.
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Trump once went to great lengths to highlight atrocities by Kim's totalitarian regime; but since the pair began corresponding and meeting, the U.S. president has gone mute on that topic.
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Effective altruists, and GiveWell in particular, go to great lengths to emphasize that doing good abroad is just as valuable as doing it in America, and probably cheaper, as well.
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Breslaw has gone great lengths to uncover details about Tituba's early life, and has traced her to an Arawak-speaking group in the northeast coast of South America (present-day Venezuela).
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John McCain ahead of President Donald Trump's trip to Japan — a request exposing the great lengths staff will go to ensure Trump isn't triggered by the memory of his former rival.
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While no one can legally outright lie in responding to Congress — under oath or not — witnesses go to great lengths to temper their speech so they don't get into hot water.
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The CDU has gone to great lengths to preserve relations with Fidesz, even as rights groups accused him of stoking ethnic hatred with anti-migration campaigns, and interfering with judicial independence.
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President Donald Trump has said he does not know how to resolve Russia's occupation of Crimea, but went to great lengths to blame his predecessor Barack Obama for it ever happening.
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Interestingly enough, Ohanian said becoming a father helped him to understand some of the characters on Game of Thrones who are known for going to great lengths to protect their children.
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It also believes that the company went to some great lengths to acquire early access to the tech, with Bose exec Chris Miller becoming one of company's earliest backers on Kickstarter.
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If you want free pizza, you must go to great lengths to avoid speaking with a human being, which is why the Pizza Daddy Consumer Services feedback page is absolutely necessary.
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At almost every turn, South Korea has had to go great lengths to make sure its hospitalities don't run afoul of sanctions or other laws, according to several South Korean officials.
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SaaS startups face a similar failure mode when they go to great lengths to impress big companies during pilot programs only to see their project die due to lack of interest.
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"Their parents go to great lengths to 'help' their kids and let them off the hook for age-appropriate chores, tasks and responsibilities because they want to protect them," she said.
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Sharing previews of what's ahead, it appears that retailers have gone to great lengths to capture our attention by slashing the prices on almost everything we could possibly need or want.
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There are several other touches the art team went to great lengths for in order to bring a realness to the city's personality, even if it's an idealized vision of it.
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People are always going to great lengths for the video games they love, whether its braving landmines to catch Pokémon, or shelling out a fortune for rare Magic: The Gathering cards.
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The teenager who murdered eight students and two teachers at Santa Fe High School in Texas didn't have to go to great lengths to find the guns that fueled his rampage.
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It was a grievous blow to the group, coming after it had gone to great lengths — falling behind the Senate in drafting its bill — to address Labrador's complaints on multiple fronts.
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He struggles with a physical disability and he goes to great lengths to paper over the shortcomings of a similarly disabled Ph.D. student named Charles Walker, whose subject is Shelley's Hellenism.
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Rep. Ami Bera of California said in a September 24 statement that "President Trump has committed impeachable offenses and went to great lengths to commit obstruction of justice on several occasions."
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Washington (CNN)Since the sexual assault allegations against Roy Moore first went public last month, Republicans in the Senate have gone to great lengths to distance themselves from their potential colleague.
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Apple has gone to great lengths to position itself as the tech world's privacy leader, while lobbing direct and indirect criticisms at Facebook, Google and Amazon over their own privacy practices.
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Mobile operating systems like Android and iOS go to great lengths to protect such data by restricting which applications have access to it or by allowing users to encrypt their devices.
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According to Snider, the science team went to great lengths to "harmonize the data," in order to sidestep this problem as best they could, and the methods have been peer reviewed.
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"The [US government] used to go to great lengths to craft messages that persuaded and informed," says Paul Musgrave, a scholar of American foreign policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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Colson Whitehead's novels are rebellious creatures: Each one of them goes to great lengths to break free of the last one, of its structure and language, of its areas of interest.
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Critic score: 55%Synopsis: In this adventurous comedy, a criminal goes to great lengths to capture a prized antique gun for a mob boss, much to the chagrin of his girlfriend.
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The markets will recover from the initial shock, but the vibrant US oil industry might be irreparably harmed by an ostensible ally the US has gone to great lengths to appease.
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To reconcile the new arrivals with the government's anti-immigrant, Christian identity, Poland's leaders have gone to great lengths to create narrow policies that almost completely limit the influx to Christians.
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He has gone to great lengths to find ways to pay for many of the things the union is demanding for all schools: a nurse, a social worker and academic counselors.
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In Taiwan, the government has gone to great lengths to keep citizens well informed on every aspect of the outbreak, including daily press conferences and an active presence on social media.
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HONG KONG — When Hong Kong's leader invoked emergency powers to ban face masks during protests, she went to great lengths to explain that the city wasn't in a state of emergency.
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A web torn apart Previous governments went to great lengths to weave a web of overwhelming political, economic and military power that was reinforced by alliances, partnerships, treaties and international organizations.
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Nor did the GRU go to great lengths to conceal its agents' movements and activities surrounding the chemical weapons attack in the UK against a former Russian double agent, Sergei Skripal.
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Now they will go to great lengths to avoid detection, walking through deserts for days, risking dehydration, or traveling stuffed into hidden compartments in cars or trucks, where they can suffocate.
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The military goes to great lengths to help service members reintegrate into civilian society, including medical and psychiatric support; Michael Phelps, among others, has called for similar services for our athletes.
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In fact, because so much about our identities is determined by how we think we compare to others, we go to great lengths to maintain our image as being morally superior.
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Vietnam and North Korea are both run by authoritarian governments that prohibit independent domestic media and typically go to great lengths to squash political dissent and control the flow of information.
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He has gone to great lengths to find someone to take over the space, seeking out people on the island and circulating a flyer among friends in the Maine restaurant industry.
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" Where the Trump administration and the Republican Congress have gone to great lengths to deregulate industries, from banking to the environment, Macron said the economy needs the "opposite of massive deregulation.
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Lies poison the well of truth, especially when the majority of Republicans in the White House and conservatives across the country have gone to such great lengths to condemn mob violence.
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The irony to the whole situation is that socialist Cuba, which goes to great lengths to differentiate itself from the U.S.'s "imperialist" ways, loves America's favorite pastime more than anything.
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I've gone to great lengths to explain to journalists that when you see a direct action, that's really the tip of a bigger iceberg, and try to explain some of that iceberg.
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The team goes to great lengths, visiting each farm to ensure that the meat they serve at the restaurant and sell at the shop comes from producers who work in sustainable ways.
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He went to great lengths to invite the candidate over for a meeting—a reasonable request since Trump's whistle-stop tour of Iowa brought him within 1.3 miles of the Mother Mosque.
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But the federal government has gone to great lengths to keep its domestic surveillance operation under wraps, getting broad clearance through secret court orders issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Court.
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But these in-game collectibles suggest ammibo may play a more significant role in future Nintendo games, one that more aptly rewards fans who've gone to great lengths to expand their collections.
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People with periods are taught from a young age that one of our body's natural processes is something to be ashamed of, and something we should go to great lengths to conceal.
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Given that Arcadis competes with Silicon Valley, the pharmaceutical industry and others for talent, the company has gone to great lengths to get the attention of future employees early in their education.
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Her stepfather, Brian Mignogna, remembers being stunned when a doctor who initially assessed her said that if it were up to him, he would not go to great lengths to save her.
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The truth is, numerous experts have gone at great lengths to dispel this myth, including the CDC, which found in 2009 that less than 2 percent of black men are bisexually active.
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Mercedes-Benz went to great lengths to shut down part of Las Vegas' main thoroughfare, and employed people to stay up through the night to give rides in an oversized RC car.
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"It was a global one in the sense that it was done on behalf of 'all mankind', as they went to great lengths to present it as a human achievement," he continued.
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Chuck is precisely the kind of person Cheryl would want far away from her BFF, and she would likely go to great lengths to make him persona non grata in Josie's life.
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Since Katie Holmes, 40, and Jamie Foxx, 51, were first spotted dancing together in 2013 in the Hamptons, the duo have gone to great lengths to keep their relationship under the radar.
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We take a lot of these tips for granted since we know them so well, but we can thank women like Joan for going to great lengths to experiment with their routines.
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Prosecutors had everything they needed to charge Trump, and they went to great lengths to explain over and over how they met the legal threshold to make a case -- if they could.
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Mr. Cucinelli was far from the sole exhibitor to show sweaterlike blazers, sweatpants-style trousers and over it all, the extravagantly costly outerwear he goes to great lengths to make look generic.
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Kayla Jenkins and Lauren Heffernan filed the lawsuit alleging Delta higher-ups went to great lengths to give them the runaround and fired them after reporting their "mentor" masturbated in the office.
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Streaks have long been an important part of Snapchat for many users, particularly teens who often go to great lengths to keep their streaks going for hundreds of days at a time.
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How the courts answer them will decide whether the San Bernardino phone stays locked, or Apple is compelled to build the security-breaking software it's gone to such great lengths to avoid.
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Jackson attributes many entrepreneurial misfires to a lack of critical stress testing — burgeoning entrepreneurs need to poke holes in their concept and go to great lengths to consider every possible competitive threat.
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Comedian Ian Abramson went to great lengths to emphasize the eeriness of the clip by editing the "I Got Five On It" remix used in Jordan Peele's Us onto the Cats trailer.
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Meanwhile, surge pricing has become more of a way of life for Uber, even as the ride-hailing giant has gone to great lengths to all but erase it from its app.
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She goes to great lengths to win the heart of her attractive but fairly dull ex Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III), despite the inconvenience of Josh's live-in girlfriend Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz).
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Data accuracy and neutrality is of the utmost importance to Ookla and the company goes to great lengths to ensure that the information collected on any Speedtest internet test is verifiably correct.
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In recent months, much of the conversation over the work has focused not on the particulars of its provenance but on whether Mr. Nahmad went to great lengths to conceal his ownership.
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Trump's name does not appear in Ryan's op-ed, which is fitting given that Ryan has gone to great lengths to avoid uttering it and often professes ignorance of Trump's latest offenses.
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"The entertainers go to great lengths to build relationships with their fans and ensure that they will have access to shows, but scalpers are decimating this experience," said Blackburn in a release.
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After having gone to great lengths to explain its premise, "Downsizing" thus shifts gears about halfway through, becoming a pretty good movie, just not exactly the one you'd been watching until then.
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Amazon has gone to great lengths to discourage employees in its warehouses across the country from forming unions, arguing that they would interfere with the company's ability to innovate inside the facilities.
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Mr. Maduro has gone to great lengths to court those who might topple him, like Venezuela's military, which observers have long seen as the most powerful group that could turn on him.
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And Democrats, seeing the interest in their base, have gone to great lengths to capture that shift in their campaigns, especially as they strive to win black voters in upcoming primary elections.
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The central idea of his campaign is that he will find a way to work with Republicans, and he has gone to great lengths to stress his long history of forging compromise.
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Nobody has died so far this year as authorities have gone to great lengths to evacuate villagers as the flames approached through the thick forests in the hills above the Algarve coast.
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Mr. Kocner went to great lengths to secure that relationship, hiring investigators to dig up dirt on politicians, journalists, prosecutors and anyone he deemed a threat, according to evidence presented in court.
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We've gone to great lengths to make sure that you do feel like you're there, that when you go by a window you feel the breeze, and all the little details throughout.
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The company has gone to great lengths to ensure that its digital library of Xbox games includes old 360 titles as well as a whole range of classic, ported, and indie games.
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Goodman, too, said Twitter was the only platform where he saw responses questioning why Florida teachers had to go to such great lengths and depend on one another when they got sick.
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Across the board, speakers went to great lengths to talk about how their customers are going to benefit from the use of intelligence technologies (let's call this "AI") in products and services.
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In order to improve security, however, Apple went to great lengths to ensure that Face ID would recognize your face and your face only, both in light environments and in poorly lit ones.
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In September, Maggie opened up at PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's TIFF studio about the authentic way she filmed the movie, which follows a teacher who goes to great lengths for a young student.
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"Miami-Dade County Public Schools goes to great lengths to promote a culture of dignity and respect, not only among our students but with our employees," spokeswoman Jackie Calzadilla told the Miami Herald .
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"I go to great lengths to avoid him … It was terrible when we broke up, it was awful," Angie said, adding that the two hadn't seen each other since shortly after their breakup.
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The March Madness extravaganza is such a high-stakes event, and RPI has played such a prominent role in the selection process, that coaches have gone to great lengths to game the system.
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While the movie's trailers have gone to great lengths to make viewers forget about Scott's disappointing side film, this clip shows that Prometheus will have a role to play in this year's film.
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This is a culture that has been allowed to fester and to rot by enablers who refused to intervene when they witnessed inexcusable behavior or went to great lengths to avoid seeing it.
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Her mother, it turns out, had gone to great lengths to secure a spot for her, inducing Ehwa Women's University to alter its admissions policy in a manner tailor-made for Ms Jung.
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In Fyre Fraud, Tebele's former employees claim that Tebele had them go to great lengths to cover up the early signs that things were going wrong with the planning of the 2017 festival.
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The inefficient way is to go to great lengths to ensure that payment is routed through the platform, allowing companies like Uber or Airbnb to take an arbitrarily large slice of the transaction.
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It's also important that they reinsure customers that their trucks retain durability, as those materials get lighter, and they both go to great lengths to explain how strong high-strength steel really is.
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Democrats have gone to great lengths to argue that Republican economic policies are highly regressive and tend to support the kinds of economic forces that have undercut the security of the middle class.
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White gay men are often presented as the sole drivers of the gay-rights movement, but Mr Baumann and the library have gone to great lengths to showcase the range of activists involved.
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When OnePlus adopted a notch in the OnePlus 6 earlier this year, the company went to great lengths to explain that it was only heeding its users' desire for the largest possible display.
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The network and executive producer Ryan Murphy went to great lengths to withhold details about the new season, even going so far as to release two dozen promos meant to misdirect the audience.
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"Trump has gone to great lengths to court national leaders in the social-conservative movement and has convinced many of the most prominent ones that he genuinely supports their policy positions," they wrote.
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There's a reason the company goes to great lengths — and what sound like creepy lengths — to show you a list of "people you may know" in order to increase your number of connections.
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To say that its privacy jurisdiction is well-grounded would be balderdash, although the FCC goes to great lengths to overcompensate for the possibility that its fundamental premise could be undermined on appeal.
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Disney went through great lengths to keep the story for The Force Awakens under wraps , but that didn't stop some crucial details from leaking out in commercials, such as this one for Duracell.
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Investigators went through great lengths to interview the accusers and left numerous voicemails, made house visits, reached out via certified mail, and made requests for interviews through their legal representation with limited response.
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Lawmakers in Ohio and Wisconsin, for example, have gone to great lengths to complicate voting for minorities in those states by, among other things, enacting voter-ID laws or reducing early-voting periods.
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The Manafort revelations exposed the first signs that the collusion question could ultimately divide Republicans and Democrats on the committee, despite Burr and Warner going to great lengths to keep the investigation bipartisan.
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Included in the post are multiple emails detailing how Lundgren wasn't just providing software disks, but going to "great lengths" to make those disks look like they were made by Microsoft or Dell.
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This is why the Trump administration has gone to great lengths to broker a deal with Mexico to serve as a staging area for Central American migrants until their asylum claims are processed.
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Despite President Donald Trump's initial statement that he would be "proud" to shut down the government for border security, he has since gone to great lengths to pin the blame solely on Democrats.
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But the league has gone to such great lengths to make its game synonymous with effort and endurance, with work, that when it tries to pivot toward play, it finds it really can't.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android It's been a strange election season, to say the least, and many seem willing to go great lengths to gain an audience with Donald Trump.
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Most Jehovah's Witnesses, though, are still willing to go to great lengths to adhere their belief that blood transfusions are out of the question, even if it's a question of life or death.
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While journalists and federal officials went to great lengths to document the group's atrocities, "the national debate over the Klan failed to move beyond the simple question of the Klan's existence," she wrote.
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And he has gone to great lengths to play to Mr. Trump's ego, repeatedly thanking the American president for his support and crediting his policies for bringing Mr. Kim to the negotiating table.
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Carey goes to great lengths to create Irene's outrageous father-in-law, a man who plays pranks, blowing up a school of redfin fish in a river and scattering them in Irene's kitchen.
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Ms. Hoffman said that Holland Christian not only failed to properly investigate her daughter's assault and to protect her from her perpetrator, but also went to great lengths to protect the male student.
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Oncologists go to great lengths to avoid the heart when they treat cancer, because radiation can damage valves, arteries and other cardiac tissue in ways that may not show up until years later.
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Goldman has said it is cooperating with law enforcement in the United States, and its former chief executive suggested that employees went to great lengths to conceal their involvement in the Malaysian scheme.
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As the measles outbreak in the United States continues to grow, now with more than 700 cases across 22 states, officials and communities have gone to great lengths to halt the disease's spread.
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Even though Singapore's Chinese ethnic majority accounts for about three-quarters of the city-state's population, the government often goes to great lengths to promote interethnic harmony as a symbol of national identity.
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On Saturday, the Washington Post reported that Trump had gone to great lengths to conceal details of his face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin from officials in his own administration.
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German governments have made strong relations with Israel a top priority ever since World War Two, going to great lengths to make amends for the killing of six million Jews by the Nazis.
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Islamic State documents and posters, obtained in villages captured by Iraqi forces, highlight a tight and comprehensive system of rule by the militants, who went to great lengths to explain their extremist philosophy.
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He and his aides have pledged to go to great lengths to uphold the Clean Water Rule, but they do not normally comment on amendments that have not been formally proposed in Congress.
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It is Russia that has gone to great lengths at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in the Hague to prevent the Assad regime from being held accountable for its actions.
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The White House went to great lengths to keep the excursion under wraps, even planning in advance to keep the president's Twitter account active during the trip in order to not raise suspicions.
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However, the viral star said the experiment also helped restore his faith in human nature, with several good-hearted passersby going to great lengths to return the stray parcel to its rightful owner.
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In January, there were reports that Trump, perhaps fearing leaks, has gone to great lengths to keep details of what was discussed during his private talks with Putin even from his top aides.
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Companies go to great lengths to protect their investment in the brand and the equity built over years of careful marketing by closely monitoring the associations made and the company the brand keeps.
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Vice goes to great lengths to show just how bad things had gotten before the current administration, a valuable corrective to a presentist historical narrative that whitewashes things like torture and the Iraq War.
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Likewise, Facebook's remarks about "bad actors" going to great lengths to obscure their identities—more so, the company said, "than the Russian-based Internet Research Agency (IRA) has in the past"—caused ample alarm.
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If you read the pieces I linked above, you'll see that they all go to great lengths to admit that, okay, Game of Thrones isn't the be-all, end-all of the TV monoculture.
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To follow, Mark Thiessen's portraits of an elite team of airborne firefighters will leave your palms sweaty and remind you of the great lengths our emergency responders will go to to keep us safe.
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She went to great lengths to get a Republican elected to the Oval Office, had a yearslong affair with him and worked to keep him in power, even when he no longer deserved it.
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Snapchat has had to go to great lengths to teach news outlets how to make Discover channels for Gen Z. And Facebook is reckoning with how much damage can be done with fake news.
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As with Verizon, AT&T is going to great lengths to avoid calling the changes a price hike, as the higher prices come with more data, reducing the cost per gigabyte for many customers.
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"You're desperate to change your body, people will go through great lengths [to get that done]," Asa Radix, senior director of research and education for Callen-Lorde in New York City, told Rolling Stone.
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Rick's take: Raking in more than three times the $10 million that Nike payed Federer on an annual basis will go great lengths toward giving the tennis legend more flexibility with his charity work.
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"As alleged, Calk went to great lengths to avoid banking violations in an attempt to secure a senior position in a presidential administration," FBI Assistant Director William F. Sweeney Jr. said in a statement.
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The ubiquitous restaurant chain has gone to great lengths to add technology to the business — including kiosks and mobile ordering for customers, and recently two tech acquisitions — and the franchisees have followed Easterbrook's lead.
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"Clearly Ristick would go through great lengths to get someone a quick and tasty taco but pretty sure he's not getting an interview anytime soon," the Gresham Police Department said in a Facebook post .
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Some passengers go to great lengths to conceal their weaponry, hollowing out a can of shaving cream to stash a knife, for instance, or hiding a blade in a statue of the Eiffel Tower.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. When life gets in the way of studying, students will go to great lengths to blame anything other than themselves for leaving work to the last minute.
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Thomas went to great lengths to describe the murder that Price was accused of committing involving a minister, Bill Lynn, who was returning from church, and criticized Breyer for failing to include those details.
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Charlie Shin of the United Korean Community Association of the Philippines delivered a speech at the memorial and later said the authorities had gone to great lengths to show their remorse for Jee's death.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Entrepreneurs looking to raise money for their startup on hit television show "Shark Tank" go to great lengths to make their pitch to the investors entertaining, compelling and exciting.
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Especially since, by its very nature, the Dark Web exists to keep things, well, in the dark, and that criminal users of the Dark Web go to great lengths to keep their activity untraceable.
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It includes filling the child's day with round-the-clock activities, from music and sports to sleepovers; going to great lengths to get him or her into the right schools; and strictly supervising homework.
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"The Night Of" goes to great lengths to emphasize the grind-it-out dignity of veterans like Box, Stone and Helen, but it does a disservice to Chandra by giving her a jailhouse crush.
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While this was very obvious on the Republican side, the Democratic National Committee went to great lengths to secure Clinton's nomination against an unexpectedly strong challenge by a senator who calls himself a socialist.
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Wardle went to great lengths to show me that Place was a pure democracy—the algorithm was designed so that, once it went live, all he could do was watch, along with everyone else.
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After going to great lengths to try to find local U.S. workers to fill the jobs, I have to certify that the wages that temporary workers will be paid will not undercut American wages.
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And they went to great lengths to compel Argentina to pay — at one point persuading authorities in Ghana to seize an Argentine navy ship as collateral, with a crew of about 300 on board.
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For example, human rights advocates have complained that WikiLeaks' activities have endangered activists in China, and the platform has released information on government sources that the US has gone to great lengths to protect.
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Why this matters: Uber is going to great lengths to get back into its users' good graces, suggesting this week's PR turmoil has had a fairly significant impact on its relationship with its customers.
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Yes, the movie meets the shallow expectations you'd draw from that description—and goes great lengths to illustrate that Sierra Burgess is a "loser" in all the tropey ways that warrant an eye roll.
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A mom went to great lengths to pull a bathroom prank on her daughter -- it's nothing new, but with the added element of coronavirus ... it's definitely nastier and, if you ask us, downright cruel.
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Nutella has defended its use of the controversial plant-based fat, going to great lengths on its site to make its palm oil supply chain transparent and demonstrate its sustainability and safety for consumers.
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In 2012 Dr. Collins established the Alan S. Rabson Award for Clinical Care to honor an employee at the National Institutes of Health who goes to great lengths to help members of the public.
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I go to great lengths to preserve the fantasy that I'm less tourist than fly on the wall, a traveler quietly savoring the charms of a spot versus part of a herd trampling it.
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On Ukraine, Mr Trump went to great lengths to circumvent his own White House and State Department, where professionals might recoil at pressuring a foreign government to dig up dirt on a domestic rival.
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Theranos is a cautionary tale about companies built on the promise of a future technology, and the great lengths to which their overzealous founders will go to convince investors — and themselves — of that destiny.
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Instead, the family goes to great lengths to stage a wedding ceremony that will allow everyone to gather and get one last moment with their oblivious matriarch, and the results are poignant and funny.
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A new behind-the-scenes clip released by Disney shows the great lengths director Rob Marshall went through in order to make the movie as real as possible — including Emily Blunt disappearing into the bathtub!
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Andrew Cuomo, the latter of whom jokingly offered to change his name to "Amazon Cuomo" — went to great lengths to explain how Amazon's presence in the city would be a boon for all New Yorkers.
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North Korea is famously secretive and restrictive — the regime goes to great lengths to both prevent the outside world from learning what goes on there and prevent its citizens from learning about the outside world.
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Granted, Blizzard has gone to great lengths to make the game accessible to new players, and the company has an obsessively balanced ranking system to ensure players are rarely asked to punch above their weight.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is going to great lengths to protect his privacy on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, where he purchased a 700-acre plot of land in 2014 for more than $13 million.
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Similarly, Arie goes to great lengths to assure Tia's dad Kenny Booth he will take good care of his "little girl," which is a phrase that's actually used about yet another 26-year-old woman.
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The ag-tech conglomerate, Dewayne Johnson's lawyers argued, was aware for decades of the harmful effects of Roundup, and went to great lengths to discredit any science that might prove that point to the public.
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Sophia only cares about Sophia, and because of this millennially-rooted narcissism, she must go through great lengths to understand how to be a good friend, tolerable daughter, and invested girlfriend (although — spoiler — fuck Shane).
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Polachek and Wimberly have gone to great lengths to describe Moth as their "New York album," a collection of songs shaped by the stew of sounds and experiences you can only access in the city.
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She described how she went to great lengths to hide tampons up her sleeve because she felt embarrassed by the way boys in her class would react to learning a girl was on her period.
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HBO has gone to great lengths to design various VR experiences for Game of Thrones, and movie studios like Legendary are now premiering special trailer-style VR clips through dedicated mobile apps for Google Cardboard.
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In 2015, Austin was dubbed a Gold Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists, meaning that the city has gone to great lengths to cultivate a bike-friendly transportation system throughout its territory.
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By his final day in Manila, Trump bore few outward signs of exhaustion, and advisers went to great lengths to insist he wasn't tired, even if those aboard his traveling contingent happily acknowledged they were.
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Casey compared Comey's firing to Nixon and top officials in his administration going to great lengths to cover up the Watergate break-in as well as other illegal activities authorized by the Nixon White House.
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In recent weeks, Unilever had gone to great lengths to aggressively market its vision of how a new single corporate entity headquartered in the Netherlands would be good for the company and all its shareholders.
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Read more: Hurricane categories tell only part of the story — here's the real damage storms like Dorian can doAhead of Dorian, some groups went to great lengths to protect the baby turtles and nest eggs.
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"The only way to be genuinely cool as a brand is to go to great lengths to deny it's about being cool and talk instead about other stuff," said Nick Sullivan, Esquire magazine's fashion director.
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Commentators in Singapore's largely pro-government mainstream media noted that the PAP went to great lengths to stress its unity behind Heng, who in 2016 had suffered a stroke and collapsed during a cabinet meeting.
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"And we know that when something is an important part of their identity, they go to great lengths to preserve that because it's so meaningful as to who they are and how they define themselves."
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Despite all the structural forces aiding companies' bottom lines and stock prices, boards continue to act as if C.E.O.s have unique powers to deliver better returns — and have gone to great lengths to compensate them.
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For true coffee connoisseurs, it doesn't matter whether they're at home or at a campsite, they still need to get their morning fix — and many are willing to go to great lengths to get it.
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These companies were solely controlled by Mr. Glazer and Mr. Malek, the suit said, but they went to great lengths to make it appear otherwise, using private email servers, fake offices and separate bank accounts.
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Sanders is going to great lengths to lure their support — his campaign recently offered a free steak dinner to union members and hosted a rally for state employees who are fighting for a new contract.
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That marks a shift from a few weeks ago when a number of Republican senators made clear they would go to great lengths to ensure that voters couldn't accuse them of cutting the process short.
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We are doing this with the utmost respect for each and every person who is impacted and will go to great lengths to take care of them by providing generous exit packages and outplacement support.
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The actor, who has frequently gone to great lengths in the past to morph his body for different roles, can't gain the weight he needs to in time for director Michael Mann's spring 2016 shoot.
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The retired general went to great lengths to align the Pentagon's message with the president's, Guy Snodgrass recounts in "Holding the Line: Inside Trump's Pentagon with Secretary Mattis," which will be published on Oct. 29.
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Google-owned Nest went to great lengths to conceal its acquisition of Seattle health monitoring start-up Senosis in order to keep its interest in digital health a secret, new records obtained by GeekWire show.
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In the meantime, execs have gone to great lengths to whitewash Asian roles from films, including casting Scarlett Johansson as Major Kusanagi in Ghost in the Shell and Emma Stone as Allison Ng in Aloha.
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TMZ broke the story in February ... members of Cardi's team were telling people she was pregnant during Super Bowl weekend, but the rapper went to ridiculously great lengths to keep her growing bump under wraps.
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The Mannequin Challenge is officially the coolest new social media trend to take over Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook, compelling people to go to great lengths to show off what's possible when you (fake) freeze time.
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Click here to view original GIFAnimals will go to great lengths to find a mate, but there's a species of salamander that's willing to traverse extreme distances over treacherous terrain to find that special amphibian someone.
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I've gone to great lengths in order to purchase a doughnut: I've overpaid for a Postmates delivery of a dozen and even waited in hour-long lines just to savor a single circle of glazed dough.
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The few other people I know who have had their noses done have gone to great lengths to hide any evidence of their previous noses, as if it's some secret past life that must be buried.
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Or as John Thune, a member of Senate GOP leadership, put it: Senate Republicans and their staff have gone to great lengths to manage expectations about how quickly they will act on a health care plan.
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As Michel Foucault went to great lengths to stress, it is not another form of laissez-faire and, instead, grants the state a key role in shaping how economic freedom is to be defined and instantiated.
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" And as Erik Voeten, political scientist at Georgetown University, has pointed out, "Clinton went to great lengths in 693 to distinguish Medicaid from welfare" by focusing on how the former benefited "hard-working, middle-class taxpayers.
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The Communist Party goes to great lengths every year to avoid rekindling memories of the schisms and bloodshed of 1989 — the efforts are so strenuous that they serve to remind many of the June 4 anniversary.
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The family has gone to great lengths to conceal the wealth it has accumulated by running the country like a cartel, and the government has cracked down on journalists, bloggers and activists who have raised questions.
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While Zack Snyder's 2009 film adaptation lifted the novel almost exactly from the page to the screen, Lindelof's show goes to great lengths to make this accessible for those coming at it from a fresh perspective.
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It's ironic that these imitators claim that people aren't confused about these beverages, when in reality they go to great lengths to convert highly processed powders into something a long way removed from their vegetal origins.
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Her work tends to focus on the consumerist culture, so she was immediately intrigued by the vehicles—how the owners were obsessed with how they appeared, and went to great lengths to personalize each of them.
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In a letter to committee members on Sunday informing them of the subpoena vote next week, Mr. Johnson stressed that his staff was going to "great lengths" to consult with intelligence and law enforcement officials first.
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The citadel is one of the oldest continuously occupied human settlements on earth, a Unesco World Heritage Site, and Kurdish officials have gone to great lengths to restore and preserve it despite a severe financial crisis.
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And, as he sometimes goes to great lengths to illustrate in a new book, "Barry Sonnenfeld, Call Your Mother: Memoirs of a Neurotic Filmmaker," there's a reason — many reasons — he gravitates to these kinds of characters.
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Hospital staff went to great lengths to interview patients about their recent whereabouts; when information was unclear or unavailable, the Ministry of Health retrieved additional data from transport companies and hotels, including by consulting CCTV footage.
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I can understand Negan's plan in the abstract, but at various points throughout the hour, I wondered if he would really go to such great lengths to keep someone who had vowed to kill him alive.
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"I can assure the Court that Concord has gone to great lengths to participate in this case and has every intention of participating in the trial, appearing through our counsel as U.S. law provides," he wrote.
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Amazon has previously said it's gone to "great lengths" to keep facilities clean and make sure employees are following necessary safety precautions, such as washing their hands, using hand sanitizer, practicing social distancing and other measures.
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The New York Times published a report in April that said Uber was secretly identifying and tagging iPhones even after its app was deleted and had gone to great lengths to hide the maneuver from Apple.
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He has vowed to transform France into a "startup nation" -- going to great lengths to emphasize his tech-savviness by inviting tech chief executives to Paris and even posing in his official portrait with two iPhones.
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Casey compared Comey's firing to Nixon and top officials in his administration going to great lengths to cover up the Watergate break-in as well as other illegal activities authorized by the Nixon White House. Sen.
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A genuine champion of gay and transgender rights would have steered clear of politicians like Mr. Sessions and Vice President Mike Pence, who have gone to great lengths to vilify and oppress gay and transgender Americans.
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Anybody who goes to great lengths to cheat in a marathon probably has some issues to begin with, and having 4 million people on Facebook talk about what a piece of garbage they are isn't good.
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The incident is likely to rile scientists and environmentalists who have gone to great lengths to protect the volcanic Pacific Ocean archipelago, which is home to many species that cannot be found anywhere else on Earth.
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Though the numbers have fluctuated, most indicators point to a midterm that will be competitive for both Republicans and Democrats, with both parties investing tens of millions of dollars and going to great lengths for victory.
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When a nuclear plant exploded in northern Ukraine in April 242, the Soviet authorities went to great lengths to control information about the disaster — even cutting off private telephone conversations when the word Chernobyl was used.
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The festival will also include Philip Ridley's "Radiant Vermin," a satire about a young couple who is willing to go to great lengths for the chance to own their dream home, and "Ross & Rachel," by James Fritz.
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For many brands that strive to source fairly, like Great Lengths, Woven Hair, and Hailes' Just Extensions, India has become the most popular option, since women freely give their hair during a religious Hindu ceremony called tonsuring.
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As Festo envisions OctopusGripper working in tandem with people, as part of an interchangeable set of tools at the end of the BionicCobot arm, the company goes to great lengths to reiterate that it's a friendly bot.
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"Brittany was very specific about how her story should be told and she went to great lengths to prevent her story from being misrepresented," says Diaz, who says he was not approached for factchecking for Ziegler's book.
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"This proves that not only did Defendant Michigan State University have knowledge that Defendant Nassar sexually abused and sexually assaulted minors, but that it would also go to great lengths to conceal this conduct," reads the lawsuit.
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Prior to Pollak issuing her report, Martinez filed an amended complaint alleging that the police "went to great lengths to cover up their misconduct," including the creation of a false police report and the destruction of documents.
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Nicki Minaj's husband went to great lengths to put a ring on her finger ... overseeing the making of her wedding band every step of the way and throwing down a massive wad of cash to secure it.
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The 40-year-old Australian has gone to great lengths to preserve her anonymity in recent years, declining to appear in her own music videos and obscuring her visage with elaborate wigs and masks during public outings.
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"For years, sexual harassment has been an open secret, with companies both large and small going to great lengths, often spending millions of dollars to protect their reputation by covering up abuse," Rosenthal said in a statement.
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Even after Gabriel tries to pull a firearm on Negan, the leader of Saviors still refuses to get violent, illustrating that he's willing to go to great lengths to prove that he's capable of pragmatism and mercy.
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"We allege that the Centra co-founders went to great lengths to create the false impression that they had developed a viable, cutting-edge technology," the SEC's Cyber Unit Chief Robert A. Cohen said of the ICO.
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Lundgren went to great lengths to mislead people: His own emails submitted as evidence in the case show the lengths to which Mr. Lundgren went in an attempt to make his counterfeit software look like genuine software.
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"Top brass has also vigorously opposed any suggestion that the commander-controlled justice system is hindered by conflicts of interest or bias and has gone to great lengths to tout the fairness of the system," Christensen said.
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Knowing that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, researchers and industry have gone to great lengths to better understand bird characteristics and behavioral patterns as a means to keep them away from airports.
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Animals such as parrots and spider monkeys also go to great lengths to get the earth they crave, risking attack when they descend from the tree canopy or emerge from the jungle to exposed sites of clay.
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The researchers went to great lengths to account for a variety of factors that can influence income, such as the volume of patients seen by a physician and the number of publications he or she had written.
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At Apple, where the purchase or production of renewable energy has more than tripled since 2012, the company would prefer to not have to go to great lengths to ensure a clean energy supply, Ms. Jackson said.
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While well-known petroglyphs or other prehistoric sites are occasionally publicized for public viewing, federal land managers often go to great lengths to keep such locations secret when they can't be safely protected from vandals and looters.
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World Cup organizers have gone to great lengths to keep unaffiliated firms out of sight, such as concealing the brand names on the front and back of LG television monitors in the press facilities with black tape.
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"I think it's great that Sean is outspoken about the things that he believes in," catcher Stephen Vogt said, "and he goes to such great lengths to bring awareness to those areas that he is passionate about."
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Just look at the great lengths many moms went to to make sure their kids saw Nick Jonas on the TV. Like this person's mom, who made sure her daughter saw Jonas before she went to work.
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Hagy goes to great lengths to decontextualize her narrative and de-linearize time, both to underscore the perennial aspects of human nature and to create a mythlike atmosphere for her patchwork of retold tales and war lore.
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From well before the trial began, the government has gone to great lengths to protect the witnesses' identities, concerned that one of Mr. Guzmán's allies in the Sinaloa drug cartel might find a way to silence them.
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When Sanders started his ecommerce business back in 2012, he was inspired by Doomsday Preppers, the National Geographic show that documents the great lengths to which some "preppers" go to plan for economic collapse or environmental cataclysm.
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And yet the bureau went to great lengths to shield this investigation from becoming public before the election, even as James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, spoke openly about the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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The university said the pair "went to great lengths to conceal their actions from the university" and that it is in the process of identifying any funds received by the university in connection with the alleged scheme.
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Jimmy's already told us Mel B has gone to great lengths to keep him from seeing his daughter, but he's placing blame on many others for not helping Phoenix ... and dismissing claims he's just an "angry ex."
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"This proves that not only did Defendant Michigan State University have knowledge that Defendant Nassar sexually abused and sexually assaulted minors, but that it would also go to great lengths to conceal this conduct," the lawsuit alleges.
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Kara, even though you are back in San Francisco now, you've shown that you'll go to great lengths to avoid me, it seems, because you're in the same city but you're actually at a remote location right now.
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China has gone to great lengths to try to make the Sept 4-5 G20 summit a success, hoping to cement its standing as a global power, but a range of thorny diplomatic topics could overshadow the agenda.
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They argue that Apple directly sells the apps in its store, and has gone to "great lengths" to keep it that way, both by establishing technical barriers to other marketplaces and by penalizing those who jailbreak their devices.
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The country has already gone to great lengths to convince European allies to avoid Huawei: earlier this month, US officials suggested they would stop sharing some intelligence with Germany if the country allowed Huawei in its 5G networks.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg will tell Congress on Wednesday that their platforms have taken significant steps to curb foreign election interference — while Dorsey also goes to great lengths to portray his as unbiased.
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But du Plessis, who comes from the town of Epsom just outside London, said he was not necessarily planning to remain in Berlin forever and would probably not go to great lengths to stay if there were problems.
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The suspect accused of abducting Wisconsin teenager Jayme Closs after killing her parents in October allegedly planned the crime in advance and "went to great lengths to prepare to take her," police announced at a Friday press conference.
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Gold Rush fans are used to miners going to great lengths to strike it rich, but in Discovery's latest spin-off show, White Water, "Dakota Fred" Hurt and his son Dustin are headed deep beneath the water's surface.
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The FBI's alert said that fraudsters go to great lengths to spoof company email accounts and use other methods to trick employees into believing that they are receiving money-transfer requests from CEOs, corporate attorneys or trusted vendors.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - A group of crafty commoners are going to great lengths to send their best wishes to Meghan Markle and Britain's Prince Harry on their wedding day - by trying to make the world's longest congratulations card.
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And Joseph Bernstein's own recent blockbuster report for BuzzFeed shows beyond question that the Mercer family, who donated more than $25 million to the GOP last year, has gone to great lengths to finance and normalize racist extremism.
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He remarked to The Los Angeles Times, "It's amazing to see the great lengths Roosevelt went through to create the illusion he could use his legs," which were withered from the polio he had contracted as an adult.
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" A rep for Ray said: "Rachael herself has always championed the great lengths Ainsworth Pet Nutrition and now the J.M. Smucker Co. take to create and provide the highest quality and safest pet food products on the market.
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"Officials in both the County and City have gone to great lengths in the last couple years to address this crisis, and their efforts are impressive and commendable; yet much more needs to be done," the suit says.
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You may go to great lengths to find selim pepper, calabash nutmeg and uziza seeds, but it will be worth it: Each sip of the whole fish pepper soup is like a loud refrain singing to your senses.
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Conservatives objected again when President Obama went to great lengths to use the acronym ISIL or ISIS instead of Islamic State, lest there be any association between a religion and the barbaric deeds carried out in its name.
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We now have a better idea why President Trump went to such great lengths to shield Michael Flynn, his former national security adviser, from the prying eyes of the F.B.I. and various congressional committees over the past year.
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"We've decided as a society, we're going to go to great lengths to ensure kids emerge from childhood into adulthood with the skills of driving a car; we have a systematic approach to driver's ed," Dr. Hoffman said.
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In the two months since the theft, the police and the armored-car company have gone to great lengths to find the thief and the contents of the bucket: misshapen bars of melted, scrap gold worth $1.6 million.
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Democrats are going to great lengths to hide the whistleblower's identity out of fear the Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee could leak their identity, according to The Washington Post, which cited three people familiar with the discussions.
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Ito resigned following an investigation by The New Yorker's Ronan Farrow, which showed that Ito accepted more money from Epstein than he'd previously disclosed and that he went to great lengths to conceal the source of that money.
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While the anti-DAPL movement was largely nonviolent, Energy Transfer Partners went to great lengths to protect its construction efforts — even hiring private paramilitary security firm TigerSwan to conduct surveillance on those who gathered to protest the pipeline.
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The Republican Party and its candidates, particularly in state and local campaigns, are increasingly being reshaped in President Trump's image, adopting his laundry list of political opponents and his willingness to go to great lengths to spite them.
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Elizabeth Donald -- who was attacked during the July 10 home invasion -- has filed new court docs claiming the NFL star is going to great lengths to cover up any potential involvement he may have had in the robbery.
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"The recent Occidental Petroleum fiasco is a great example of how CEOs and boards will go to great lengths, including 'betting the company' to serve their own agendas," Icahn said in a statement about the Caesars-Eldorado merger.
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