"We had an hour penciled in for it," Winston said.
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Zak DeOssie and Mark Herzlich have come in for it, too.
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But so far, not a lot have jumped in for it.
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"They're still coming in for it, calling and emailing," Mr. Cohen said.
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As the only frontrunner on the stage, Cruz was in for it.
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The second they showed me what I'd be learning, I knew I was in for it.
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Everyone had seen it before I saw it, and everyone was like, 'Oh, you're in for it.
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When media folks received a cryptic invite to an HBO Westworld experience at CES, we knew we were in for it.
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Clooney doesn't have that, or even—at this point, five movies in—a style of his own to stand in for it.
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"So I'm afraid, I think I'm in for it tonight, it's going to be a little rough," he added with a laugh.
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"We still haveleft ... but a really large number of people have come in for it today," another pharmacy was quoted as saying.
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"Yeah, we're in for it," Byrne said, and soon he climbed onto a table, switched off the television and ushered everyone out.
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Unlike in other cultures' takes on the end of the world, the gods are in for it, too, right alongside their mortal subjects.
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It means curbing the industry's expectations and its own and settling in for, it hopes, the long haul through careful, measured steps forward.
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"We still have iodine left ... but a really large number of people have come in for it today," another pharmacy was quoted as saying.
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"Whoever she really cared for, she went all in for it — people and animals," her sister Ashley Carr said in an interview this week.
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It costs $105.50 but I'm planning to get reimbursed for it; several people can chip in for it as a birthday present to me.
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"We're in for it now," he said of the president-elect in the Scottish accent he has held onto from growing up in Glasgow.
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A "straight queer," who's philosophically aligned with wanting to challenge the norm, is not likely to get her or his face bashed in for it.
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It's about how the body and its authority can be manifested in writing, with only the spindly trace of letters to stand in for it.
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"So many people are used to giving a hug as a greeting for hello and goodbye that they just automatically go in for it," Post says.
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The first thing I observed upon sitting down was the "water on" button on my armrest, and right then I knew I was in for it.
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But it doesn't deal with the real enemy, the structure, that big thing that lives in the gaps between the individuals that stand in for it.
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The main effects for the UK are these confidence effects and financial market effects so those really have to kick in for it to have a big impact.
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But none of that matters: The audience and the actors are all in on the ruse together, and everyone involved has to buy in for it to work.
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There's a part of me that gets giddy inside when I know there's a question that—even though guests know what they're in for—it still can be offensive.
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"My sister-in-law has been planning this trip for 5+ years, and family from as far as China flew in for it," video uploader Andy McNeil told Storyful.
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I remember thinking when I was younger that couples dancing for my parents' generation was a prelude to sex and, in those movie musicals, a stand-in for it.
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The power dock needs to be plugged in for it to charge, and after pairing the Roomba with your smartphone using a special app, your device is ready to go.
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As we reported ... the couple allegedly got into a scuffle earlier this year at their home that left red marks on Hayden's body, and police took Brian in for it.
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The film seems to imply that Stuxnet drew first blood, and now we're in for it, because we did it to them, so they're going to do it to us.
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Louis Mayorga co-wrote and played bass on a classic punk tune while he was in the band Suicidal Tendencies ... and he's pissed the checks have stopped coming in for it.
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All I can really put it down to is the fact that we were doing long distance, I hadn't kissed anyone in four weeks, someone went in for it, and I didn't say no.
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But this longing for a payday was really just a mix of two stories in my head, turning the money from the father into something that both conquers the pain and also stands in for it.
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It ran for a few weeks, and everyone was excited, but of course it was from a long time ago, and everyone who had tuned in for it was the old audience—it didn't really take off again with the young audience.
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He's a wunderkind who can do pretty much anything you ask him to do on the floor, and easily, but we also have to, ya know, actually see him take and make multiple threes a night before we pencil him in for it.
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But as Weber said, several of the women went in for it first — one even blindfolded and made out with him the moment she stepped out of the limo, sparking another conversation among fans about the show's often murky portrayal of consent.
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A light rain begins to fall, and Turtle holds out her hands and looks up at the sky, huge, misshapen towers of clouds, and then the rain begins in earnest, wetting her hair, wetting her shirt, and she thinks, well, we're in for it now.
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BTW, Ace of Diamonds is like the weekly All-Star game of strippers -- it's only open 1 night a week ... and some of the best dancers in the country fly in for it because of the VIP clientele and the BIG dollars they bring.
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In those movies you're always so relieved when the sun comes up and you're like, "Okay, I can kind of breathe easy for five minutes," and then when the sun goes down and you just know you're in for it again, I just cover my eyes.
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When said briefing begins with the phrase "It is worth mentioning that a degree of teenage rebellion is part of growing up" you know you're in for it (Thatcher, who hatched fully-formed from an egg, was of course never young), and it only really gets worse from there.
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But it is hard, when you're in the moment, to remember that you don't have to kiss someone when they ask or lean in for it, or get in a cab with them because they bought you shots, and that pulling away from someone you do not want does not mean you will pull away from someone you do.
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Hoy enterraron al Louie. And San Pedro o san pinche Are in for it. And those Times of the forties And the early fifties Lost un vato de atolle. :-- El Louie, 1969 "El Louie" is probably Montoya's most famous and most often anthologized poem.
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On April 3, 2015, the first promotional single, titled "In For It", was released. According to the cover art the song was recorded in Los Angeles. On May 22, 2015, the second promotional single, titled "Acting Like", was released. The music video was released on the same day.
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In fact, Poling was so badly damaged it was out of action for the rest of August. Fortunately, the CH chain had a mobile radar station on the Isle of Wight to fill in for it. Another was due to be set up near Poling anyway, so the chain remained unaffected. The damage done to Kenley and Poling were no more than inconveniences to Park and Dowding.
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He only went in for stealing because he had been born into it, into that whole East End atmosphere where it's expected of you. Everybody he knew went in for it. If he'd had any discipline, he could have got a job easily, because he was very good with his hands. I got him something with my framer - he was going to learn gilding, which pays very good money.
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On London's talk station LBC, presenter James O'Brien hosted The Treasure Hunt on Wednesday lunchtimes as part of his weekday show. In this format, callers rang in and requested things they had been trying to get hold of, hoping that other listeners had the required items. Although otherwise unrelated to the original concept, the programme opened with the Treasure Hunt television series theme tune, and in August 2007, Anneka Rice recorded a voice-over lead-in for it.
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Halfway through the movement, Britten employs a diatonic fugato that concludes in G major. In this key, the congregation joins in the singing of the hymn known as Old Hundredth, which misses out verses 2 and 5 and begins with the words "All people that on earth do dwell" The semichorus sings an upliftingly beautiful descant in Verse 2, rising up to a top B on the word it in "For it is seemly so to do".
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LG CNS has also been doing CSR since its establishment. LG CNS IT Dream Project is the annual event which is designed for students in welfare institutions to cheer them up by inspiring them in for IT. Also, the company regularly hold an in-house bazaar to help handicapped children and women. Furthermore, “from 1995 to 2008, LG CNS has helped 628 sight-impaired people to have eyesight recovery operations. Not only these three events, but also many other CRS related event have done by LG CNS.”.
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However, the gangster is a valued automobile customer who in the past has recommended Julian's dealership to his acquaintances. As Julian is driven home, pretending to be asleep, he "felt the tremendous excitement, the great thrilling lump in the chest and abdomen that comes before the administering of an unknown, well-deserved punishment. He knew he was in for it." Third, the next day, during lunch at the Gibbsville Club, Julian engages in a complicated brawl with a one-armed war veteran named Froggy Ogden, who is also Caroline's cousin.
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On February 27, 2015, Tory Lanez revealed that he was going to release a collaboration EP with the WeDidIt Records producers on April 6. On April 3, 2015, Tory released the single titled "In For It" for his upcoming EP. On May 8, 2015, Lanez released another song, titled "Ric Flair" featuring Rory Trustory. On May 22, 2015, he released the second single for the EP, titled "Acting Like". On June 19, 2015, Tory announced that the EP would be called, Cruel Intentions and released on June 26, 2015.
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In 1951, the then Portsmouth manager, Bob Jackson, got in touch with Hardaker to say that Fred Howarth, the Football League secretary, was considering retiring from the job, and recommended that he apply. Vernon Stokes, the chairman of Portsmouth F.C. at that time, also urged him to put in for it. Stokes later became chairman of the Football Association Disciplinary Committee. Seen to be answering an advertisement in the Daily Telegraph newspaper inviting applications, he duly submitted his curriculum vitae to the then Football League headquarters in Starkie Street, Preston, Lancashire.
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I sent myself in for it!" Principal landed the role of Pamela Barnes Ewing on the long-running prime time TV soap opera series Dallas that aired on the CBS network from 1978 to 1991. Principal explained to People in 2018, "When I went in for the part on Dallas, I had already fallen in love with the show and with the part. So my feeling from the moment I read it was that it was incredibly special and that I really, really wanted to be a part of it.
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Max is reluctant to send Digby there at first, but when Digby mentions curses, Max changes his mind immediately. Once there Dr Sandybottom - an ancient Egyptologist entrusts Digby to guard an ancient artifact "Mukkipup" ( a statue that looks an awful lot like Hacker!) Little does Digby know, that Sandybottom is attempting to steal the artifact, frame Digby for the theft and sell it for millions. Digby panics when he notices "Mukkipup" is missing and gets Hacker to stand in for it, to fool the security guard. All is going to plan for Sandybottom until the mummy's curse sets in.
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Mondale himself would later reflect that "I knew that I was in for it with Reagan" and that he had no regrets about choosing Ferraro. After the election, the House Ethics Committee found that Ferraro had technically violated the Ethics in Government Act by failing to report, or reporting incorrectly, details of her family's finances, and that she should have reported her husband's holdings on her Congressional disclosure forms.Congress and the Nation 1981–1984, p. 818. However, the committee concluded that she had acted without "deceptive intent", and since she was leaving Congress anyway, no action against her was taken.
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Elucidated by Asher Dicker, Joseph Elias, and Dovid Katz; edited by Yisroel Simcha Schorr and Chaim Malinowitz, volume 49, pages 90b2–4. Brooklyn: Mesorah Publications, 1995. Rabbi Jacob taught in Rabbi Aha's name (or others say in the Rabbi Abin's name) that no hour is as grievous as that in which God hides God's face (as foretold in and ). Rabbi Jacob taught that since that hour, he had hoped for God, for God said in , "For it shall not be forgotten out of the mouths of their seed."Genesis Rabbah 17:3, 42:3 (Land of Israel, 5th century), in, e.g.
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Through Heyliger's tenure, athletic director Fritz Crisler had seen the virtue of having a Michigan man head the hockey program. When it came time for Crisler to conduct his second search for a hockey coach, therefore, he sought out Al Renfrew, an affable man who had captained the 1948–49 Wolverine squad and had already been coaching college hockey for six years. At the end of Renfrew's first season in Grand Forks, Heyliger stepped down from the Michigan job and told Renfrew to put his name in for it. Renfrew wrote Fritz Crisler a letter in March indicating his interest, but Crisler didn't respond for over a month.
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Nelson pronounced himself entirely satisfied with his decision, drawing up a new will that made his new wife the sole beneficiary, and writing to his friend William Locker that he was 'morally certain she will continue to make me a happy man for the rest of my days'. Frances Nelson, 1st Viscountess Nelson, a portrait of the British school, c. 1800 The day after Nelson's marriage to Frances, Nelson's friend and colleague Thomas Pringle wryly remarked that the navy had lost its 'greatest ornament', so expressing his concern that a wife got in the way of a successful naval career. Prince William Henry wrote to Samuel Hood saying 'He is in for it now.
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If a thiol group, -SH, were swapped in for it, the labeling would, by its definition, not be affected by the substitution. But this substitution would invert the molecule's R / S labeling, because the CIP priority of CH2OH is lower than that for CO2H but the CIP priority of CH2SH is higher than that for CO2H. For this reason, the system remains in common use in certain areas of biochemistry, such as amino acid and carbohydrate chemistry, because it is convenient to have the same chiral label for the commonly occurring structures of a given type of structure in higher organisms. In the system, they are nearly all consistent—naturally occurring amino acids are all , while naturally occurring carbohydrates are nearly all .
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Translated by Jacob Neusner, volume 1, pages 876–77. Rabbi Judah the son of Rabbi Simon in the name of Hezekiah employed the meaning of the pilgrim's recitation in to help interpret Jacob's statement to Laban in Rabbi Judah the son of Rabbi Simon noted that the word "little" or "few" (, me'at) appears both in Jacob's statement to Laban in "For it was little (, me'at) that you had before I came, and it has increased abundantly," and also in the pilgrim's recitation in "few (, me'at) in number" (went down to Egypt). Rabbi Judah the son of Rabbi Simon said in the name of Hezekiah that just as in "few" (, me'at) means 70 (people), so in "little" (, me'at) must also mean 70 (head of cattle and sheep).Genesis Rabbah 73:8 Reprinted in, e.g.
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Avanti West Coast 221108 at London Euston in 2020, having been debranded from Virgin Trains Virgin Trains West Coast 221108 at in 2008 Avanti West Coast uses the Class 221 units primarily from London Euston to Scotland via Birmingham New Street (despite the route being electrified throughout) and, from London Euston to Shrewsbury and, London Euston to Chester and North Wales. They are also used by a few London Euston to West Midlands services. The trains to and from Scotland often operate as double units and alternate between Glasgow Central and Edinburgh Waverley (in turn alternating with TransPennine Express trains to and from Manchester Airport). When longer trains are needed for some of the busier services, a Pendolino will run through from and to London Euston, and the Super Voyager then fills in for it on the London to West Midlands route.
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In a December 2007 interview with World Balloon podcast, Jesse Alexander and Jeph Loeb stated that they originally brought Adair on the show with the idea that they would use her again later down the line, but not knowing exactly when. Then the idea came about in the writer's room to have the Company's tracking system be a physical person, the idea of Molly Walker and Adair Tishler came into the forefront. Jeph Loeb stated that he really hoped that Adair could act, because she did not have a speaking part in the first couple of episodes that she guest starred in, and that if Tishler could not act, then they were in for it. Fortunately, Loeb and Alexander both commented that Tishler did an excellent job, and she was brought on into a bigger role in season two, with the production staff considering promoting her to a series regular in the future.
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It thus appears that, including the appearance term at which the case might have been tried if appellant had answered according to rule, instead of obtaining an extension of 30 days by order of the court, there were five terms of the court at which the motion could have been made for removal in which no such motion was made. We see no reason why this case was not triable at any of those terms according to the due course of proceedings in such cases. The only reason why it was not so tried, was the time beyond that of the usual course prescribed by rule, which was obtained by order of the court or by agreement of the parties. The case was certainly triable at the January term, after the answers were all in, for it could have been then tried on bill and answer, or the plaintiff have been forced to file replication, which could have been done instanter.
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Rabbi Judah the son of Rabbi Simon in the name of Hezekiah employed the meaning of the pilgrim's recitation in to help interpret Jacob's statement to Laban in . Rabbi Judah the son of Rabbi Simon noted that the word "little" or "few" (, me'at) appears both in Jacob's statement to Laban in , "For it was little (, me'at) that you had before I came, and it has increased abundantly," and also in the pilgrim's recitation in , "few (, me'at) in number" (went down to Egypt). Rabbi Judah the son of Rabbi Simon said in the name of Hezekiah that just as in , "few" (, me'at) means 70 (people), so in , "little" (, me'at) must also mean 70 (head of cattle and sheep).Genesis Rabbah 73:8 in, e.g., Harry Freedman and Maurice Simon, translators, Midrash Rabbah: Genesis, volume 2, page 672. A Land Flowing with Milk and Honey (illustration from Henry Davenport Northrop's 1894 Treasures of the Bible) The Gemara reported a number of Rabbis' reports of how the Land of Israel did indeed flow with "milk and honey," as described in and 17, , and , , and , and , , and 15, , and .
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