Democrats on Capitol Hill aren't letting it go anytime soon.
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But real risk lies in letting it go on longer.
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Letting it go, she said, was sad but also cathartic.
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Letting it go means saying goodbye to the past, too.
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The Uber driver wasn't letting it go and called the cops.
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I'm not letting it go to my head by any means.
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I needed that moment of letting it go and letting it be.
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Samson has found his chill, and he's never letting it go again.
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So this song is about raging against it and letting it go.
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For the rest, McKinley suggests taking a photo and letting it go.
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Mind you ... the egging occurred 3 years ago, but Schwartz isn't letting it go.
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Prentiss's first novel is about art: making it, loving it and letting it go.
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Now that he had people's attention, Onita had no intention of letting it go.
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Rather than backing up my musty old data from Apple, I'm just letting it go.
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The same effort went into her second book, titled Letting It Go, published in 2013.
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"You'll lose the feedstock, but it's safer than letting it go into runaway mode," Mannan said.
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You can hear him literally putting an eraser on the tape, and then letting it go.
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Instead of letting it go, he and several other passengers took action, wiping the markings away.
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"I was really letting it go as much as I could in that second run," she said.
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There were times when we didn't fully agree, but we were all comfortable just letting it go.
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As George Washington demonstrated in 1797, sometimes the most daring acts of power involve letting it go.
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These kids aren't letting it go away, and I think that that's the powerful piece of it.
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I'm sad letting it go, but I don't know how to hold on and preserve it anymore.
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Leaving the firm he created, and letting it go public as soon as possible, would show genuine maturity.
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"The struggle was with letting it go and it's something I couldn't come to grips with," Poma said.
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They try to kill the legislation quietly and behind the scenes, never letting it go to a vote.
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His new songs concentrate on love: finding it, losing it, letting it go, carrying it to the world.
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"It's not like they're spending this money and just letting it go out into the ether," he said.
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A free and open internet is at stake, and the tech giants aren't letting it go without a fight.
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She's now rolling in it thanks to her success at waitressing, and she's not letting it go to waste.
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"Just fyi I am 100 percent for never letting it go when a developer participated in Gamergate" she tweeted.
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Her actions post-election reveal it's all she ever aspired to, and she doesn't appear to be letting it go.
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They savor success without letting it go to their heads, and they readily acknowledge failure without getting mired in it.
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"To me, that's what it's all about: getting in a rhythm and just letting it go, being natural," Buechele said.
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But Camille -- who was promoted as Gronk's GF during an appearance on "Barstool Sports" this week -- isn't letting it go.
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Instead of letting it go to waste, I pour the excess into my daily smoothie for a little extra something something.
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But, Arenas just ain't letting it go ... he's now filed a lawsuit against the woman claiming she fabricated the whole thing.
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"I'm trying to be too fine with my pitches instead of just trusting my stuff and letting it go," he said.
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Initially the case was struck out, on the grounds that letting it go to trial would risk undermining doctor-patient confidentiality.
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The drone can resurface by ejecting the ballast water, letting it go airborne once again and take off rom the water's surface.
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This leaves us with the choice of either torturing ourselves seeking answers we'll never get, or letting it go and moving on.
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Which means that if Trump says something truly outrageous and offensive about Islam, they'll have a hard time just letting it go unchallenged.
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Angle mode removes those flight restrictions, letting it go to its max 400-foot altitude and is the mode I used most often.
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I realised that there was no point in doing this work and having it sit on my computer, letting it go to waste.
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Netflix has canceled One Day at a Time — but the critical darling's fervent fan base isn't letting it go down without a fight.
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Let's get to Sandoz first because I mean the talk of the market is you could be weeks away from letting it go.
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During his commencement speech at Stanford University on Sunday, Cook praised technology's role in "remaking society," but also warned about letting it go unchecked.
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I mean, a lot of people are like, "Well, they apologized," and that's the first step to forgiving them, to letting it go away.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions' administration allies were hoping President Trump could, as he himself might say, see his way clear to letting it go.
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Federal prosecutors have the option of trying him again on those remaining 10 charges or just letting it go and accepting what they got.
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In fact, Barnes told the Daily News he plans to keep a lid on the feud for now ... but he's definitely not letting it go.
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Within days, the administration submitted a rule to the federal register, letting it go into effect immediately and without the customary period for public comment.
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Lyons stressed this is all part of mindfulness: focus on the stress mindfully, and then be deliberate and conscious with your time and letting it go.
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As physical phenomenons go, "blue balls" seems to get undue attention, particularly when it comes to the dangers of letting it go untreated, so to speak.
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Instead of just grabbing the drink and letting it go, I decided to politely tell the barista, who was apologetic and made me a new coffee.
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I've just been letting it go and healing, because after 10 years of movies and Mad Men it's been a lot of strain on my hair.
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Now, Giersdorf's "job" has likely earned him more money than most other 16-year-olds can dream of, but he's not letting it go to his head.
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Loving something means never letting it go — which is exactly why we stock up on all our favorite cult beauty products in every formula we can get.
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Photo: Mark Lennihan (AP)Amazon may have left New York's governor high and dry weeks ago, but Andrew "Amazon" Cuomo appears no closer to letting it go.
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Overall, Americans say they waste the most money on food, either by dining out (69 percent of survey respondents) and by letting it go bad (32 percent).
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You are in control when the ball is in your hands, and he has lived his life that way, but the game is played by letting it go.
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It's about seeing the urge and just letting it go and then that allows you to kind of seamlessly merge back into the moment you're trying to enjoy.
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You never find books these days that really focus upon just accepting important aspects of life and then entirely letting it go in order to continue with everything.
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This seems to have forced Mr. Tavor into an unusual situation: in order to sell his side of the rock, he is actively letting it go to seed.
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The answer turned out to be so obvious in hindsight, we can't stop kicking ourselves for letting it go completely over our heads (literally.) It's the damn hats!
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But mostly, for me, struggling with the "O" in "OCD" means that when a scary, irrational thought enters my head, instead of letting it go, I latch onto it.
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Over the course of its run, HBO's epic fantasy show has proved to be one of television's most popular shows, and the network isn't letting it go just yet.
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That $20 billion is a smudge in the Pentagon's ledgers, but no one — neither Washington nor those whose money she spends — is well served by letting it go unexamined.
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My visual art is usually in service of someone else so I don't feel quite as connected to it personally, or I have an easier time letting it go.
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Her challenge was not the house, which was in great shape, or the location, also great, but the 91-year-old homeowner, who was ambivalent about letting it go.
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"You start to feel like a crazy person after a while," Heder conceded over the phone recently, adding that she was sometimes on the brink of just letting it go.
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However, if the something is a $15k prosthetic leg and the "letting it go" is it coming loose while you're 10,000 feet in the air, that advice is ... less advisable.
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With the evenings lasting longer and the crisp winter winds blowing away the clouds, the sky has become a playground and Australia's avid photographers aren't letting it go to waste.
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Rank and file Republicans, irritated at the flagrant disregard for decorum rules, pressured leaders to punish the rule breakers, saying letting it go would only encourage more disruptions in the future.
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I always asked him to hold the gate so it would close quietly, but he insisted on letting it go, and I could hear it in the back of the house.
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Honestly, after rewatching the first eight films and seeing some other exaggerated Force powers, I&aposm fine with letting it go and embracing whatever Abrams tells me is a Force power.
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"We should have passed it already, and letting it go into the break without taking care of what needs to be taken care of worries me a bit," said New York Rep.
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A new paradigm should be installed in medical schools encouraging the trainees to stop with the self-satisfied assurance to themselves that x, y or z is "probable" and letting it go at that.
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The fans on both sides are not letting it go, and we've got GIFs and videos and, yes, even regular old photographs to commemorate the shot heard 'round the world for the 21st century.
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So I decided that as hard as the Special Prosecutor's job was going to be — and it could destroy me — I would always feel better if I took it rather than letting it go by.
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But even then, the makeup had to look authentic, like this rock star was actually applying eyeliner to her lashline and letting it go for the next several hours without taking one look in the mirror.
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But taking a few minutes every day to reflect on what's bothering us, calmly acknowledging it and letting it go -- a sort of a mini-meditation -- makes the day feel and seem a lot less stressful.
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"Nobody thinks it was anything more than that, but he wasn't letting it go," said Indians manager Terry Francona of Carrasco, who in 3 2/3 innings gave up five runs on six hits and three walks.
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But no matter where Philip goes throughout this season — which includes Australia, the repressed depths of his traumatic childhood, and even Antarctica — he clings to his bitter resentment as if letting it go would mean fully castrating himself.
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The people who can't help themselves and go out and hunt obsessively—that's amazing to me and I had a hard time letting it go because I wanted to keep living in that world for a while longer.
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"The effect is that, hopefully, you put yourself in the character's shoes for a second, and it makes you lean in and pay attention, as opposed to just letting it go by while you check your phone," Yang said.
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"The way I justify it in my head is, someone is going to use this phone either way and it's better for the environment if I use it for parts than just letting it go to waste," he said.
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"Letting it go might be worthwhile, especially if you aren't going to work with that person again or it's not going to affect your career," said Robert Sutton, professor of management, science and engineering at Stanford University and organizational psychologist.
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To some extent Circa 2345 is just your standard "our generation destroyed the Earth, and the far future looks back on our luxurious lives in wonderment at what we took for granted while cursing our stupidity for letting it go" science fiction.
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"(They) could really do a lot of good by coming out and issuing a statement of support ... They're taking a very cowardly and silent stance, letting it go forward ... Until someone puts a lid on this, it's going to keep unraveling," he said.
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But it does feel like a startling whiff on the part of the film studios to pass on such an ambitious prestige title, letting it go to the small screen, which has been notably much friendlier to female-driven stories and creators in recent years.
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With all the money and adulation that comes when young men sign big contracts, I can only conclude that clubs have a clear responsibility to make sure these players don't lose their fucking minds and ruin their lives by letting it go to their heads.
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"Around that final corner I felt like I was coiling a spring and letting it go, digging as deep as I could and putting it out there, because when you're team is counting on you, you don't give up - ever," a delighted Diggins told reporters.
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It's getting cold at last where we live and cook, and I've been thinking all week about slow-cooking a picnic ham in the smoker out back, letting it go and go and go until it collapses and I can shred it apart just as my recipe says you can.
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Microsoft took one last, loving look at Socl—their old social network you forgot about, that's been sitting in the corner, curled up on top of an old Zune blanket—and decided it was time to accept fate, just be happy for the time they had together, and set Socl free, letting it go quietly and peacefully.
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One is there's an increase in basal constriction of the blood vessels, which helps keep the heat the body makes inside, rather than letting it go to the skin where it can be lost to the environment—it kind of increases the thermal layer, the skin-level, and that keeps some of the heat locked in a little better.
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Indeed, Samin writes, you may find yourself buying good bread with the express purpose of letting it go stale just so you can make this meal: a kind of French onion soup that's more onion and bread and cheese than soup, though there's an enormous amount of stock in it, to rehydrate the stale slices that form its base.
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WASHINGTON — If North Korea follows through on its threat to conduct an atmospheric nuclear test, it would be a far more dangerous step than anything Kim Jong-un, its leader, has attempted — and poses a host of hard decisions for the Trump administration because attempting to stop the test could be as dangerous as letting it go ahead.
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"This potentially could've been controlled earlier in the outbreak, when it was in a rural area, but letting it go fester underground with unknown chance of transmission, has really prolonged it, and we need to make sure we do everything we can to stamp it out now," says Dr. Ben Dahl, a leader of the CDC response based in Goma.
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Because I'm behindhand on the particular thing in question I've thought of just letting it go.
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A good practice is to lead the horse through the chute the first time and work towards either running the horse to the chute and letting it go, or sending the horse through the chute without having to touch it.
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She ends up letting it go after a night with Akihito. ; :Voiced by: Nami Kurokawa (game/OVA) :Ayaka is a third-year student. She has heart problems, and sometimes needs to go to the hospital. Her class (3-4) is also called "Rosa Moscharta".
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Katin won a 2007 Inkpot Award. In 2006, We Are on Our Own was nominated for an Eisner Award and an Ignatz Award for Outstanding Story. In 2013, Letting It Go received an Ignatz Award nomination for Outstanding Artist. The French translation of We Are on Our Own won the 2008 Prix de la critique.
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This playing technique causes a smooth, round multiphonic sound. By muting the resonating part and letting it go after the pluck it sounds like an inverse recorded sound. On all other positions the tone is more undefined and comes with higher pitched lower volume overtones. With heavy distortion these tones can become more clear.
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Miriam Katin (born 1942) is a Hungarian-born American graphic novelist and graphic artist. She worked in animation from 1981 to 2000 in Israel and the United States. She has written two autobiographical graphic novels, We Are on Our Own (2006) and Letting It Go (2013). She has won an Inkpot Award and the Prix de la critique.
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Because of their large, heavy body size, the adults have no trouble eating prey as large as fully grown rabbits. When prey happens by, they strike with very fast precision from any angle. Once they strike their prey, they hang on to it with their large fangs rather than letting it go and waiting for it to die. This behaviour is very different from that of other species of vipers.
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Rhys gives the cake to Elaine and when he tells her about Vanessa, she warns him to think about what he is doing before letting it go any further. Rhys thinks about cancelling on Vanessa, but he later arrives with dessert. Rhys asks Vanessa to bid on him at a charity bachelor auction, so he can raise more money than Karl. Vanessa wins and she chooses a couples massage for them to enjoy together.
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The sharp-chute could be put together so it would not come apart. And it saved a lot of hard work. Raftsmen didn’t mind letting it go to the hill. They’d say: ‘Let’er shoot out.’” Rafts were assembled in sections. Each section was made up of round or squared timbers, all of the same length except for the outside, or “boom logs,” which extended aft a few feet to enclose the following section.
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In the opening rounds, Ramalo was connecting with his own shots from time to time, but did not have the same size, speed or the power of Pascal to do any further damage. Pascal knocked Ramallo down twice in the round 3 with the right hands to the head. Ramallo was hurt after the second knockdown. Although he seemed to have recovered, the referee stopped the fight rather than letting it go on.
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Underhill′s stern section remained afloat, but PCE-872, PC-803, and PC-804 sank it with gunfire at . I-53′s commanding officer reported sinking a large transport. At around 1300 on 27 July 1945, I-53 was submerged east of the Bashi Channel when she sighted a southbound American convoy of ten ships. I-53 began an approach, but as the convoy moved out of torpedo range her commanding officer considered letting it go.
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Having some or all turbines will cause parts of South Africa to lose energy. During the plant shutdown, Songo and Apollo will have a fraction of the energy coming into the converter stations. These places will still be able to use electricity due to the energy that has been stored in a device called an accumulator or by using the pumping method. This method is done by pumping water into a reservoir and letting it go through a turbine when energy is needed.
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Free vibration occurs when a mechanical system is set in motion with an initial input and allowed to vibrate freely. Examples of this type of vibration are pulling a child back on a swing and letting it go, or hitting a tuning fork and letting it ring. The mechanical system vibrates at one or more of its natural frequencies and damps down to motionlessness. Forced vibration is when a time- varying disturbance (load, displacement or velocity) is applied to a mechanical system.
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The final lyrics tie into the Agnes Martin quote featured on "Intro", relating to the concept of the vacant mind. McMahon said, "It conveniently ties into the theme of the album, which is "that's all not me," meaning all these things from the Irish dad, to the Jewishness, to the surf hero, to my childhood, to teen years, to my 20s; all this shit, as hung up as I am in it, it's actually not all me, it's an attempt at letting it go".
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As far as he was concerned they were merely "guide" vocals for the benefit of the musicians. He had expected to be able to take time on his singing but with Spector holding the tapes hostage at an unknown location this now seemed impossible, unless he brought his own bunch of heavies to take on Spector's. "I had the option of hiring my own private army and fighting it out with him on Sunset Boulevard or letting it go...I let it go." Marty Marchet's son Steven secured a deal with Warner Bros.
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The Banco Arquidiócesano de Alimentos (English): Archdiocesan Food Bank is supported by private enterprise and the Archdiocese of Bogotá, and which works to promote welfare to the underprivileged population in Colombia's capital city and surrounding areas. The concept of the Bank is to acquire perishable and nonperishable food from large food brands, while keeping manufacturing companies from converting the food into animal food or letting it go to waste. The Bank employs appropriate procedures to provide items equally and justly to the needy. The Bank has delivered more than 70 million kilograms and 115 billion Colombian pesos in goods.
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More recently, with the drafting and emergence of Alexander Ovechkin in Washington, and Sidney Crosby in Pittsburgh, the rivalry has heated up again, with controversial comments that Alexander Semin made about Crosby in the media and physical altercations taking place between Ovechkin and Malkin during games. One of the best series to date between the teams was the 2009 Eastern Conference Semifinals, in which the Capitals took a 2–0 series lead before letting it go once again to be downed in 7 games, ending with a 6–2 Game 7 loss at the Verizon Center.
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In this scenario, a player goes toward the path of passing ball, pretends to trap it and lets it goes through the legs. This is to allow his team mate—who is also moving toward the ball but further away—can retrieve it. Another common scenario is the "dummying" player running after the ball after letting it go through their legs, a move which is known as the Nutmeg. This is very effective if the trap fake is convincing because the stop/start on the defending player is always slower than the attacking player who has the momentum.
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Like other games in the Family series, players choose a member of a family, including a mother, father, son (Billy), and daughter (Sarah), to play as. The game sees players racing slot cars against an opponent across four circuits, each with several track configurations. The game features a number of slot cars to choose from, each with different attributes in acceleration, speed and grip, with additional cars unlockable as they progress through the game. The game features very simple controls, with players only using the A button on the Wii Remote to make their slot car accelerate and letting it go to slow down.
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Part 8 was directed by Lynch, who had also directed the rest of the limited series and six episodes of the original series—the "Pilot", "Episode 2", "Episode 8", "Episode 9", "Episode 14" and "Episode 29". The scenes inside the Fireman's house were filmed inside the Tower Theatre in Los Angeles, a location Lynch had used in Mulholland Drive. On set, Lynch showed Joy Nash how to hold the Laura Palmer orb, kissing it and giving it "so much love" before letting it go; he also demonstrated to her how to walk through the theatre, with bouncing steps like a "little cherub."Jason S. (director) (December 5, 2017).
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All the villains are defeated and taken into police custody Fantastic Four #336 Several years later, Baron Brimstone is involved in a "cursed arms" racket (Demonica Soulcutters, or "Damunition") in Miami, and encounters investigating members of the latest incarnation of Heroes For Hire: Silver Sable, Paladin, Satana and Ghost Rider. He is defeated when Silver Sable, momentarily entranced by the bedeviled weaponry, tricks him into holding one of the guns (merely holding it seemingly possesses the user into not letting it go) which she had secretly emptied. Brimstone is then dragged through a portal to Hell, to answer to the demon responsible for the Demonica.Heroes For Hire Vol.
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A film crew for a reality television show follows experienced Cajun shark hunter Pierre "Scaly Pete" LeBlanc and his son Kyle as they hunt for an adult bull shark with a harpoon in its side owned by Scaly Pete's father. They manage to capture the shark after it goes on a killing spree at a beach. Upon discovering that the bull shark is pregnant, the film crew are shocked when Scaly Pete cuts out the infant shark and uses his knife to identify it later as it grows before letting it go, though he loses his right hand in the process. The infant shark grows larger over time by eating fish, sea mammals, humans, and apex predators.
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A few seconds later, Daffy and Porky exhibit wild side effects, including reciting "Mary had a Little Lamb" in Elmer Fudd-ese, turning green, and acting like they are motorized; Daffy's bullets shoot by themselves and create a hole in the floor, which he falls into, then rockets out of before coming back to Earth. As he floats down, Daffy sternly says to Canasta "I hate you." Eventually, Daffy challenges Canasta to a showdown in the street. Daffy and Canasta start walking towards each other, the street deserted (with camera angles designed to parody the showdown camera angles common in Western films of that era), when Porky takes matters into his hands by winding up a small British toy soldier and letting it go towards Canasta, accompanied by Raymond Scott's "The Toy Trumpet".
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The music video for the song shows Neil Finn holding a flying dollhouse in his hands, and then letting it go as he sings the lyrics while an oversized dollhouse comes into view. The rest of the band comes into the house, and then the whole band starts performing in a room inside the house. One scene shows Neil turning a page in a book containing maps of his home country, New Zealand, while experimenting with more dollhouses. Another scene shows the band coming out of the house while a party is going on, and the very last scene shows the empty room in the house, indicating the band has left, except that a chandelier is dangling back and forth and Paul Hester's drums are still left in the room before the video fades to black.
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