They hung around with Cincinnati for just over a half before their shooting cooled.
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"Maybe I've hung around with Bono too long," she joked when asked about her goals.
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The longer Trump hung around with Deutsche Bank, the more beloved a customer he became.
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Gayle, a budding artist who hung around with an earthy-crunchy high school crowd, wasn't interested.
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Mr. Lamar hung around with the musicians in school but initially followed a visual art path.
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I had friends who were still active who I hung around with, but I wasn't doing it.
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By sophomore year, all the kids we hung around with were starting bands and putting on shows.
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"If we hung around with anybody, it was with psychiatrists," Mr. Leiber said, with a small smile.
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The mermaid who brushed her hair with the dingelhopper and hung around with a flounder cleverly named Flounder.
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Chicago hung around with defending champion Golden State before falling 291-3 on Wednesday, its only setback since a Jan.
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San Jose State (3-6, 0-1) hung around with a balanced scoring effort, paced by Seneca Knight's 17 points.
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San Jose State (23-24, 217-211) hung around with a balanced scoring effort, paced by Seneca Knight's 220 points.
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It also didn't hurt that her childhood neighbors happened to be members of The Band, whose kids she hung around with.
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" And then the person that hung around with him for eight or 280 years at this point, I said, "You mean legally?
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As a teenager, I knew that Matthew was rebellious and hung around with the 'bad kids' — but they weren't in a cult.
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It's perhaps not surprising, given the police's moral code, that most of the officers he hung around with viewed "junkies" as lazy, undeserving scumbags.
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Delaware State hung around with three early baskets from the beyond the arc as Kavon Waller's second 14.9-pointer cut the deficit to 20-15.
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Now, I know that sounds like a horrible thing, but back then it was something that happened often, especially if you hung around with me.
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Mr. Lord, who cycled through four marriages, hung around with many of the rebellious, semi-feral writers he represented, but he was always the straight man.
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One of five siblings, he skipped school, chased girls and hung around with paramilitary police who were supposed to guard him; Mr Miller thinks his foul language derives from those days.
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"The people he hung around, with all those wealthy folks and how they manipulated everything," made him uniquely qualified, said Pat Bruce, a conservative activist in the suburbs of Jackson, Miss.
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I was in a crew of black guys, hung around with a crew of white guys, was in a football firm and knew extreme right-wing people, which the police couldn't get their heads around.
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Still, Republican leaders and elites also were able to delude themselves into thinking it was economic policies that voters were responding to because this was what the wealthy donors who they hung around with told them.
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You knew the guy had a lot of crazy stories to tell about gamblers, smugglers and other wild characters he hung around with before he joined the Rebellion, but somehow you never got around to hearing them all.
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Later, Jenner changed into a star-printed black cropped sweatshirt and black bottoms, as she hung around with her friends and sung-along on Snapchat to songs like Jeremih & Juicy J & Twista's "Woosah,' Bryson Tiller's "Sorry Not Sorry," and QUIŃ's "Math.
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There is a way through it, you can do everything in moderation, you just have to be content with a bit of a buzz and not going to the moon all the time… Most of my generation that I hung around with are gone.
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It has an impressive multi-purpose mechanism of spore dispersal, but the real reason I rate it so highly is that it is from a group older than the dinosaurs, and hence has hung around with little change for 280+ million years, and yet still manages to outwit human begins, for all our supposed smartness, by being an almost ineradicable garden weed!
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Reno stated in her defense: "Jesus hung around with bad people. Are they killers and criminals 24 hours a day? You can't be rotten from morning till night".
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St. Claire first picked up a guitar when she was 13. Her inspiration for doing so came from bands such as Nirvana, The Smashing Pumpkins, and Silverchair. She joined her first real band around 15, and hung around with that band until she was 18. They toured the mid-western U.S., played shows in Hollywood and all over California, but ultimately, it didn't progress into anything bigger.
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Buddy, whose brother Mickey later became > Boston's police commissioner, ended up crippled and in a wheelchair. In > March 1971, not long after he shot the wrong McGonagle, Jimmy went to New > York to pick up guns. Before he left, he told Billy to be careful while he > was gone and not to drink. But that night, Billy hung around with Kevin > O'Neil down at the Transit Cafe and ended up drunk.
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Katz, David (2003) Solid Foundation: an Oral History of Reggae, Bloomsbury, , p. 87Morgan, Simone (2016) "Devoted to Jimmy", Jamaica Observer, 7 April 2016. Retrieved 9 April 2016 When Smith had success in The Techniques, Riley hung around with the group hoping to join, but was limited to carrying things for them and helping out with harmonies. He decided to form his own group, The Sensations, along with Cornell Campbell, Buster Riley (brother of The Techniques' Winston Riley), and Aaron "Dego" Davis.
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Norman married his wife, Edith, in the 1940s; she died in 1971.Comedy Playhouse, Series 13 - Of Funerals and Fish Especially in earlier episodes, Norman reminisced about his wife and her traits: how she hated his camping phase; and her sharp tongue. After her death and being made redundant from his job as a lino salesman, he hung around with his school- friends Compo Simmonite and Cyril Blamire. They divided their time between the local library, pubs, eating at Sid's Café and devising adventurous exploits to stave off boredom.
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Manchester Baseball Club is one of the largest baseball clubs in the north of England, with two senior teams and four youth teams playing in the British Baseball Federation leagues. The club can trace its roots back as far as 1947, with the formation of the Stretford Saints. Although the Saints club folded in 1973, the name hung around, with the Trafford Saints youth team playing during the 1990s with reasonable success. Trafford merged with the senior Manchester team in 2000, creating the MBC as it is today.
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Following the departure of Billy Hardcastle in series 28, Entwistle was often paired with Alvin, with many stories revolving around their dealings with Howard or Barry. During this period his role increased and he often hung around with the main trio (sometimes to compensate for Clegg's decreasing role). In series 30 and 31, Entwistle became the second man (officially taking over from Clegg) in a new trio when Hobbo arrived and recruited Alvin and Entwistle to form a band of volunteers to respond to emergencies in the village.
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During the Irish War for Independence Joyce was recruited by Capt. Patrick William Keating as a courier for British Army intelligence in Galway, then fighting against the Irish Republican Army (IRA). He was known to have hung around with Black and Tans at Lenaboy Castle, which reportedly resulted in the Irish Republican Army dispatching a volunteer, Michael Molloy, to murder Joyce on his way home from school in December 1921, although minors were normally not executed by the IRA, but expelled or ostracised. Joyce reputedly survived only because his father had moved his family to another house on a different route. Capt.
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The song has a basic sequence of Dm–C–Bm–A7sus in the beginning and changes to Dm–A–B9–A7–Dm–C when the swing starts. During an interview with Rolling Stone, Madonna explained: > The spanking thing started because I believed that my character in Dick > Tracy liked to get smacked around and that's why she hung around with people > like Al Pacino's character. Warren [Beatty] asked me to write some songs, > and one of them—the hanky-panky song—was about that. I say in the song > 'Nothing like a good spanky', and in the middle I say, 'Ooh, my bottom hurts > just thinking about it'.
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Later in the show's main event the returning Samoa Joe defeated Black via submission with the rear naked choke. On December 5, 2008 in Collinsville, Illinois at "Wrestling At The Gateway", Jacobs and Delirious fought Necro Butcher and Ace Steel in a tag team match, which they lost due to interference from Daizee Haze. Haze convinced Delirious not spike Necro which led to Steel and Butcher winning the match as a result. Later that night, Austin Aries told Tyler Black that he didn't know why he still hung around with Jacobs, and that he could be a star and popular with the fans if Jacobs wasn't stopping him.
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In the end he hung around with the down-and-outs who lived on the fringes of the literary establishment, barging into parties and generally getting into trouble and more than once, being bailed out by Currey. To complicate matters, many Africans, including fellow Zimbabwean students, did not feel Marechera was helping his cause by putting on airs, affecting an upper-class English accent and having an eccentric sense of dress. For his disruptive behaviour, he was regularly thrown out of the Africa Centre, the cultural meeting-place in London's Covent Garden for African and Afrocentric scholars and students. Some accounts suggest that Marechera married a British woman but not much is known about the union.
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The screenplay was written by Alun Owen, who was chosen because the Beatles were familiar with his play No Trams to Lime Street, and he had shown an aptitude for Liverpudlian dialogue. McCartney commented, "Alun hung around with us and was careful to try and put words in our mouths that he might've heard us speak, so I thought he did a very good script." Owen spent several days with the group, who told him their lives were like "a train and a room and a car and a room and a room and a room"; the character of Paul's grandfather refers to this in the dialogue. Owen wrote the script from the viewpoint that the Beatles had become prisoners of their own fame, their schedule of performances and studio work having become punishing.
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Linda becomes withdrawn and despondent, especially after getting an abortion; Oscar's dealer, Bruno, destroys his stash; Alex lives in hiding on the streets; and Linda wishes she would have been with Alex instead of Mario, as Oscar had wanted. On one occasion, Linda wishes that Oscar would come back to life; Oscar then enters Linda's head, and experiences her dream in which he wakes up at the morgue, from which his body is taken to be cremated. Meanwhile, Victor and his mother scream at each other because she had had sex with Oscar, and because of that Victor had informed the police about Oscar's drug dealing; Victor is then thrown out of his parents' home. He shows up at Linda's apartment and apologizes for having had her brother killed, but says Linda is partially to blame since she hung around with creeps.
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