Given a chance, they can make something happen very quickly.
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But Klobuchar still has 48 hours to make something happen.
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We have the mindset of still trying to make something happen.
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As long as you worked hard, you could make something happen.
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"If he wanted to, he could make something happen," she said.
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Bang this track out, change it, mutate it, and make something happen.
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Does poetry need to be like a toaster and make something happen?
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Sometimes, if you can, get off your butt and make something happen.
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If you need to make something happen, you'll be able to, Scorpio!
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If you don't do anything, then it's impossible to make something happen.
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We just knew we had to go out and make something happen.
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The scarf might start to feel bad for you and make something happen.
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We have to try again because I feel I can make something happen.
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Adesyana's feints all make something happen, while keeping him in position to strike.
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"There was nothing there and I had to make something happen," Higdon said.
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When you're losing, you need to make something happen to help you win.
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But if you're forced to make something happen, there can be a chance.
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Where I could work hard to make something happen which was bigger than me.
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Normally he would get a little frustrated and push things to make something happen.
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So I think my dad felt there was an urgency to make something happen.
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The decision was made to try to make something happen in the days ahead.
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By parring the final 11 holes, he forced his closest pursuers to make something happen.
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It's that institutionally, you do get rewarded for big, juicy stories that make something happen.
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It's our civic duty to make something happen during that time, that's what I think.
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The Brewers needed to make something happen after the fiasco with Lucroy and the Indians.
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Santiago Arias was trying to make something happen, but his pass was too far afield.
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It's not just about winning, but did we do everything possible to make something happen?
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This doesn't mean that their successors wouldn't be able to eventually make something happen, of course.
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So when I quit my job, I knew I had that long to make something happen.
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All of them chanted "Let's make something happen," then gathered for a deep embrace, heads down.
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I feel we have a group of kids now who are going to make something happen.
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It tends to instead be people willing to volunteer their time and work to make something happen.
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You're tackling scheduling issues, and, if you're looking for work, you'll feel energized to make something happen.
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Am I trying to make something happen, or am I in some way being pushed from behind?
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The famous injunction to "cultivate our garden" means just that: make something happen, often with your hands.
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The right fielder is on the run, moving to the line, we're trying to make something happen.
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Instead of someone who's dependent on others to make something happen for him, McGruder is independently productive.
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"Brian had captured something brilliant about a woman trying to make something happen in her life," Wexler says.
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When you reach your breaking point, boredom teaches you to respond constructively, to make something happen for yourself.
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The bigger the moment or the bigger the opportunity, the more you knew he was gonna make something happen.
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"It makes you feel good to condemn but it makes more difference if you make something happen," he said.
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"I just went up there and tried to control my emotions, get on base and make something happen," Perez said.
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When you look at the miracles Jesus Christ performed, Jesus actually broke the laws of nature to make something happen.
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You get on a list, you hope it works, and if it doesn't work you've got to make something happen.
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"Y'all need to show me that you can get off your behinds and really make something happen," says the billionaire.
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Designers will find a way to make something happen, the more you give them an impossible task, the better the solutions.
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"The scrutiny in your private life puts a pressure to make something happen," Garner told CBS Sunday Morning earlier this year.
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I knew that when coach gave me the opportunity to get back in there, I was going to make something happen.
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"I just tried to attack and draw a foul and try to make something happen," Ginobili said of his final drive.
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"What I think I've learned is that the scrutiny in your private life puts a pressure to make something happen," she explained.
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"I've never worked on a project where I felt more of a team effort to make something happen naturally, effortlessly," Travolta said.
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While young people often feel like they have forever to make something happen, older people have a much keener sense of time.
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So for me a miracle is when God or the Divine intervenes and breaks the laws of nature to make something happen.
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"What I think I've learned is that the scrutiny in your private life puts a pressure to make something happen," the actress adds.
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My hopes are based on the feeling that Mr. Trump is a pragmatist, a dealmaker, someone who will compromise to make something happen.
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" Caller: "911 should get tied to the televisions... nobody in the government of Hawaii is listening to this situation to make something happen!
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But Foxconn, whose CEO Terry Gou recently announced he's running for president of Taiwan, insists that it still wants to make something happen in Wisconsin.
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"Active equity investing is a natural evolution for Elliott in trying to make something happen and control our destiny not just annoy people," he added.
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It's tossed low and short, in an area where only Randle can catch it without limiting his ability to make something happen after doing so.
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"I was an opportunity to make something happen and was going to try to take advantage of it," said Berry, who has come back from cancer.
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But, it is a fantastic time to reconnect with past lovers and make something happen that didn't get a chance to go down in the past!
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He's just waiting to sorta see how it plays out and [to see if he has] an opportunity somewhere to jump in and make something happen.
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"I'd be ecstatic if we could finally make something happen on health care'' by passing it, he said, adding: "I'm a states' rights kind of guy.
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When faced with a question of what would happen next, who would say what, how to make something happen onstage — they went back to the books.
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He really believed in what I was doing, and even when I told him I already had my own label he still wanted to make something happen.
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I knew my life was going to change, and I was going to have a career I could get stuck into where I could make something happen.
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"He was an absolute master in terms of movement and how he could make something happen in very minimalistic ways," Mr. Charnin said in a telephone interview.
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First of all, good for you for taking your career into your own hands and trying to make something happen for yourself while you're still in school.
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How it was put to me this year is, I've got Iowa, Daytona and Watkins Glen from GMS and those were my three shots to make something happen.
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Microsoft is positioning it for Internet of Things, so that when a device or sensor gives off some information, it can trigger an event and make something happen automatically.
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Falcao receives decent service outside the Senegal area, but he loses control trying to make something happen in the middle of three defenders and is called for a foul.
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On fourth-and-2285, Dallas's Chris Jones punted 22 yards to Adam Thielen, who tried to make something happen after catching the ball inside his own 25-yard line.
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And if we really need to make something happen to protect how we live our lives, most of us will just do it to save ourselves from facing the consequences.
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We saw where we needed to compromise, and where it would be up to one of us to make something happen that the other person just didn't feel was necessary.
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"The pressures of life and the stress and jobs that you work, you do so much and you try to make something happen and it doesn't happen," he told PEOPLE.
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Defenses will be fine aggressively digging in the post or sending hard double teams whenever Jefferson, Young, or Turner try to make something happen with their back to the basket.
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Kim as unbending as advertised Trump still believed he could make something happen in Hanoi, the official said, and was disappointed to learn Kim was just as unbending as advertised.
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In preparation for this series, the Pelicans' coaching staff preached that whenever Golden States enters the ball into the high post, the Warriors will immediately make something happen off the ball.
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Yet in the rematch McGregor showed better control of the position, stalling Diaz's free hand and eventually cutting an angle out to that side when Diaz moved to make something happen.
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It's a new age idea for sure, but there is some truth to the concept that you can't make something happen in the world unless you take time to think it out.
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"When something we want to change moves in 'right' direction, we make something happen on a screen: so the spaceship flies faster, or music gets louder, maybe an animation unfolds," Hill explained.
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Most likely, your manager will let you know there's no additional budget right now, but maybe they'll be able to work with you to make something happen now or down the road.
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"They have super self confidence and a super strong will to make something happen and get what they want, and that's a form of what we might call 'healthier narcissism,'" Behary says.
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If I'm straining to "make" something happen, if I feel like I have to get something or I will die, there's a good chance it's time to let go of that thing.
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" When Ms. Schroeder's boyfriend, Beau Clark, joined "Vanderpump Rules" on a recurring basis this season, she advised spontaneity as well, saying: "Be you, don't feel like you need to make something happen.
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"If you're of able mind and body, you should be able to make something happen for yourself," said Edward Brown, the daily operations manager at Stewpot, a soup kitchen in Little Rock.
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The Point: When you are where Booker is -- running in the middle of the chase pack -- you get only so many chances to make something happen to change your path in the race.
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Art made not for aesthetic judgements, or because it looks good hanging in a penthouse, but designed to make something happen — whether that is to heal someone or show the impermanence of existence.
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"We're not going to give up — we'll keep fighting to find a meaningful way to help you, to see if we can make something happen, and happen soon," Wray said in the video.
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What the looming qualification challenges mean for these candidates is that they NEED to make something happen in this debate or run the risk of being left behind as the 2020 campaign grinds on.
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"The time was right to make something happen and bring to life an exclusive product collaboration that will bring new fans into the naturals category," Schmidt's CEO and co-founder Michael Cammarata tells PEOPLE.
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The fact is, we're living in a crucial moment when lawmakers around the world are quickly realizing that big tech must be regulated in some way, and they're in a hurry to make something happen.
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And just trying to make it happen and struggling and risking his entire life and you know, aging five years in one year that you do in the startup life, trying to make something happen.
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I try to tell people the way it happened for me was very different because I started very young, so it didn't start out like I was really trying to make something happen with it.
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"I think Republicans will get an earful when they go home they're going to want to make something happen when they get back," said Josh Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
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"After several years, I realized that if I didn't make something happen myself, I was never going to do what I wanted to do in my life," Mitchell said on a recent afternoon at Lamill.
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Right now, you are more like the former; you've got a clear advantage over your competitors, who are still recovering from the holidays, so stock up on boxed wine and PBRs and make something happen.
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He turns it over quite a bit when asked to make something happen for either himself or others, further diminishing how useful he can be in a high-stakes environment where defenses will essentially ignore him.
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As he experimented with Internet of Things devices, Mars found every fridge and light bulb wanted you to download an app, set up a profile, enter your password and then hit a button to make something happen.
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Now I'm sleeping at 11th Street Studios, literally trying to change my life, just making beats, trying to goddamn rap trying to make something happen cause I didn't know what the fuck else I was gonna do.
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At best, it's a bunch of folks who desperately want to make something happen, trying to get funds and support however they can, but don't seem to understand that at this point they have to be completely transparent.
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"I think it's a big publicity stunt, but my take on a boxing match between the two [is] I think McGregor's got a good chance to make something happen in two or three rounds," Diaz told CSN Fights.
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Never posturing up in McGeary's guard, Vassell spent most of his 'riding time' in the first round doing little, but each time McGeary opened his guard to make something happen Vassell would immediately advance to the half guard.
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Yes, I've been successful and have a very large fan base, but I don't have the kind of political power or the power in Hollywood where I actually can make something happen with the snap of my fingers.
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There are enough reasons as to why, but if I were to name just a few, one is that there were some technical challenges, just overall in terms of trying to make progress, make something realized, make something happen.
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Here's the New York Daily News with the latest details of the proposed deal: Boston reportedly is not sold on Jackson's reported asking price, but may be willing to make something happen if the ask comes down a bit.
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I went to a startup conference and realized that it had just blossomed into this cornucopia of entrepreneurs who were able to make something happen that had impact for way less money, faster than ever, and with way less people.
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" Mr. Graham said he was trying to help Mr. Trump turn his "message into legislative success," adding: "I think what he sees in me is a guy that is willing to try to find a way to make something happen.
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The Heat are threatening to slip into the postseason, as are the Milwaukee Bucks, while the underperforming Chicago Bulls, Charlotte Hornets and Indiana Pacers will most likely have to make something happen in trade talks in order to resuscitate their seasons.
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On a very basic level, games are about pushing a button on a thing in your hands to make something happen on a screen, and for 30 years Nintendo showed the world why this was fun by designing every component that's a part of that process.
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Wings and smalls tend to be better with the ball in their hands than bigs, and getting an extra one of those players on the floor allows for one more creator—one more player who can keep the line moving and make something happen when the ball swings around.
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We laughed last week about the obviously corrupt referee standing Dada 5000 up from the bottom of mount in his MMA debut, but Kevin Ferguson did so little that Big John McCarthy, the best ref in the game, actually took him out of the mount to make something happen.
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Volkov was running away with it against Derrick Lewis, got clipped with a couple of overhands off kicks as Lewis tried to make something happen in the dying minutes, and then decided to try to hit Lewis with an intercepting knee instead of just walking off and taking the win.
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Robertson has fun in the role, but by the time Sophia was contesting what felt like the thousandth "there's no way someone like you can make something happen" accusation, I was clutching the sides of my computer screen as if shaking it like a Magic 8 ball might produce a different result.
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According to the McDonnell opinion, public officials aren't breaking the law if they pick up the phone, make an introduction, or organize an event on behalf of a donor who plies them with gifts—they simply can't take an "official action," using the power of their position directly and explicitly to make something happen.
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Mahomes, looking to make something happen in a game where he has often settled for dinks and dunks, tried to make up for the sack by attempting a deep pass to Tyreek Hill and Warner did not even have to move to snatch the turnover, returning it 3 yards and then celebrating with his teammates by streaking into the end zone for a group photo.
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Like at at one point not too long ago it was like The Hives and lThe Vines tearing it up on TV. Like, if we could help a little bit to make something happen like that again where kids could turn on TV and see something like a band and not like, you know, ten dudes dressed up as hillbillies with banjos and like... you know it's a very skewed thing that rock n roll is right now.
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Sometimes you&aposve just got to talk, and I guess that&aposs where she was going with the comment, trying to make something happen on TV. Look, I think that most people hope that this summit goes well, that the United States comes to an agreement where North Korea denuclearizes, and of course we welcome them back into the family of nations, plus we secure the borders for our allies in South Korea and in Japan, and we see some action on human rights in North Korea.
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