I wouldn't miss a chance to talk to my friends.
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Trump will never miss a chance to talk about Clinton's emails.
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I would never miss a chance to talk about this record.
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Hardliners on each side rarely miss a chance to rattle their sabres.
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But Mr. Trump did not miss a chance to score a point.
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" Trump at CPAC: "I wouldn't miss a chance to talk to my friends.
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True to his past as a salesman/promoter, Trump didn't miss a chance to brag.
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"If I miss a call, I miss a chance to speak to him," she said.
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Every time the Blue Jays miss a chance to add runs, the New York Yankees exhale.
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More concretely, Trump will miss a chance to add input on security challenges critical to U.S. interests.
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Moreover, free trade advocates should never miss a chance to point out that trade benefits Main Street.
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The British followed a few weeks later and didn't miss a chance for a dig at the Germans.
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Allison Holker and Stephen 'tWitch' Boss never miss a chance to dance — especially when it's for a greater good!
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Order from Walmart so you don't miss a chance to save $50 on a quality pair of Bluetooth headphones.
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As Wanda comes back into theaters, don't miss a chance to discover it and Loden's other work for yourself.
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"I wouldn't miss a chance to talk to my friends," Trump said between roars of approval during his Friday address.
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President Donald Trump didn't miss a chance to vilify undocumented immigrants during his State of the Union speech on Tuesday.
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The Red Bulls blew leads of 27-25 and 223-24 to miss a chance to clinch a playoff spot.
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Don't miss a chance to eat at Somerset, the award-winning on-site restaurant helmed by a Michelin-starred chef.
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There's no way Refinery29 was going to head to VidCon 2016 and miss a chance to hang out with Connor Franta.
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"Never miss a chance to let those held dearest know your ♥ for them," the precinct said on its Twitter feed.
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"I think they should always — you never miss a chance to speak and expound on your message," Begala said on CNN.
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Better not to look at other people's screens, anyway, lest you miss a chance to witness all the other people doing it.
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And by having Serena quickly rule out an option that should hold some appeal for her, they miss a chance to build suspense.
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From childhood until now, although my stutter is quite severe, I rarely miss a chance to speak my mind or join in social settings.
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His fear-mongering statements are propaganda (he won't ever miss a chance to blame others for his own shortcomings) but also a clear threat.
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ANKARA, Turkey — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey and the officials around him rarely miss a chance to call out Western hostility toward Islam.
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The Nordic countries typically do not miss a chance to emphasize their common values, long peaceful history, similarities in foreign policy goals, and shared security.
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Never one to miss a chance to promote -- Jeff got some of the stars from Beacher's Madhouse together under the sheets for the hysterical shot.
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And while they deserve plaudits for convincing Knox to talk to them, they hardly miss a chance, themselves, to exploit both her looks and her tears.
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The good folks at NASA never miss a chance to let us know when vital bodies of water around the world are shriveling up and vanishing.
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The upcoming midterms might be the scariest thing around for some politicians, but lawmakers did not miss a chance to have some Halloween fun on Wednesday.
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Officials also rarely miss a chance to note that it is the Americans who have time and time again come to them for help over Syria.
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" But mindful of Israeli moderates, Gantz also said: "The government under my leadership will pursue peace and will not miss a chance to effect a regional change.
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In November, when Bryant announced his plan to retire, Nathan Creigh of Melbourne, Australia, decided that he would not miss a chance to see his hero play.
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Most members of Congress never miss a chance to publicly praise the brave men and women who serve in or are veterans of our nation's armed forces.
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Hu's characters rarely miss a chance to inflict emotional and physical pain on one another, and the movie's relentless cruelty is a mark of its tacitly political fury.
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I also asked him about his role in the LSD network, not wanting to miss a chance to get an inside account of the UK's largest acid distribution gang.
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The good people of St. Louis suffered through far too many of those losses in their hometown; they don't want to miss a chance to celebrate at LA's expense.
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Periodic public meetings are also part of the plan, so keep an eye out for those — you wouldn't want to miss a chance to make your voice heard, would you?
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The Sunni militant group also threatened Iran's majority Shi'ite population with more attacks, saying "the caliphate will not miss a chance to spill their blood" until Sharia law is implemented.
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On the other hand, why miss a chance to talk about "Frontline," an invaluable prime-time TV series that gets neglected in the era of peak-TV drama and comedy?
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Never mind the pundits so worried by the threat Trump poses to democracy that they can't stop writing columns about him and don't miss a chance to deplore him on television.
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"He did miss a chance to get the public behind him as he told the story of what he had uncovered," said David Weinstein, a former federal prosecutor from South Florida.
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Talk about being the total package ... From poolside to oceanside, these famous fellas know they're making a splash in these snaps and can't miss a chance to show off their shredded stomachs!!!
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Here's another theory: There's no way GoT would miss a chance to show van Houten and her un-aged breasts by instead revealing Melisandre's true form any earlier than the story required.
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Let's not miss a chance to do something compassionate and caring for all the children yearning to join their mothers and fathers legally — not just the unaccompanied children currently at the border.
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" And when the legendary lady got kisses on her hand from Kate McKinnon and Alec Baldwin, she threw in one more joke: "You think I'm gonna miss a chance when I get it?
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It seems hard to believe that someone trying to get elected president would choose such a moment to guard any level of privacy and miss a chance to connect with lower-paid workers.
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And Trump didn't miss a chance to take a dig at the media: "Just remember what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening," he also told his audience on Tuesday.
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Anthony isn't expected to make his Blazers debut until at least Tuesday in New Orleans, meaning he will miss a chance to face his most recent former team, the Houston Rockets, on Monday, ESPN reported.
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The Hurricane Center noted in a forecast discussion on Monday morning that it appears the trough will miss a chance to pick up Irma and deflect it out to sea, instead lifting out ahead of the storm.
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But whatever the motivation, one danger may be that legal recyclers across Southeast Asia will now miss a chance to both scale up their business and help mitigate environmental problems, including the scourge of plastics in the oceans.
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If Saudi leaders fail to make a big push on solar, Mr. Rockwell said, they will miss a chance to bolster power production and to create a new source of jobs for a generation of well-educated but underemployed young people.
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Technically you could mitigate this problem by going back to work on a Monday and grocery shopping over the weekend, but that's cheating yourself out of a meal, and I don't write blogs for people who miss a chance to eat free food.
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Ramzan Kadyrov, the thuggish ruler of Chechnya — who, among other things, implausibly claimed that human rights abuses against gay people couldn't have possibly happened because there were no gays in Chechnya — didn't miss a chance to snap a selfie with Team Egypt's wildly popular forward Mo Salah.
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It also is the head of the European Union, and I think that in general extremist groups don't miss a chance to make a point, and it does seem that that was certainly the message at the subway station, that this is very close to many E.U. employees.
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Akhil made a cameo towards the film's end, as he did not want to miss a chance of sharing the screen with his grandfather.
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Hans laschinger one of the finest Bavarian musician lives in this village . Mr Hans laschinger had lost his eyesight as a very small child but he has developed himself in the art of music. If fond of German Music or Bavarian do not miss a chance to listen to his music.
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Narmadha (Pranathi) is one of the leading actresses of Tamil cinema while Bala (Jai Akash) is her car driver. Bala, who has a stutter, tries his best to protect Narmadha from danger but Narmadha hates the sight of him and doesn't miss a chance to scold him. In the meantime, the carefree young man "Burma" Bala (S. Suresh), an ardent fan of Narmadha, wants to marry her.
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The Navnath Pilgrimage covers some ancient to very ancient Shiva temples of Sihor. These temples are built and/or renovated between 1000 AD - 1600 AD. This pilgrimage is believed to have more significance when undertaken in the month of Shraavan according to Hindu Calendar. There are faith and devotion attached among people in the region. However, devotees generally don't miss a chance to undertake this brief pilgrimage anytime during the year.
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Stumbo used to crush houses by accident. And then he would diligently help them re-build, perhaps even better. His only enemy in Tinytown was Dr. CesspooleHot Stuff Devil Kids V1 #23 (1966) Watch out for Dr. Cesspoole who would never miss a chance to put the giant to shame in eyes of Tinytown's inhabitants or somehow embarrass him with various rays, noises, etc., so he could take over Tinytown.
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Some bears appear to be extremely ill-mannered and will not miss a chance to bite an unsuspecting human, but they seem to respect the heavy-handed approach and especially the stick. They are obviously unhurt by the beating and appear to handle it like normal social interaction and a fair warning. The old man often slaps the younger grizzlies or black bears with his hand and uses a stick when he has to settle an older much more dangerous grizzly.
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Maulana would never miss a chance to snub the British government and the Heavens had provided him ample opportunities to carry out his sacred mission. Shaheed Ghazi Ilam Din had killed a blasphemous person and was sent to gallows in the Mianwali jail. The government buried him in Mianwali which infuriated the Muslims in Punjab. They protested and made a unanimous demand to bring Shaeed's body to Lahore but no one was prepared to give coverage to their voice as Hindus dominated most of the newspapers in the old Punjab before 1947.
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His manager, worrying that he would miss a chance at victory, had to track him down and get him back on the bike. After he had crossed the line and done his lap of honour, van Lerberghe stood in front of the crowd and, in all seriousness, told them 'to go home; I'm half a day ahead of the field.'"Ritten van Lerberghe's victory speech was reported in dialect, presumably to reflect his manner of speech, as "Gaat nu ollemoale nar huz weijje. En komt morgen achternoene were, 'k lig nen halven dag vorut.
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The score remained at 1–1 until half time. The early stages of the second half saw Ronnie Starling miss a chance and then have another effort cleared off the line. Not to be deterred Starling was prominent in Wednesday re-taking the lead on 70 minutes when his pass released Mark Hooper who beat two men before hitting a shot past Harold Pearson that went in off a post. Within five minutes West Brom were level as a Teddy Sandford shot was deflected into the net off Walt Millership.
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He is frequently trying to imitate Jane in his antics and way of life, such as trying to hypnotize a suspect and failing. He also seems to be more daring than Cho in some ways, such as when he runs into a burning house to save someone and in the process receives second degree burns on his arm. He has also shown moments of immaturity towards his coworkers, showing his sense of humour. One of his personal traits is that he does not miss a chance when the opportunity to eat prompts.
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Throughout the date, Cindy complains about her roommate and her odd habits which Ted secretly thinks are awesome. After the date, Cindy tells Ted she cannot see him again, not wanting to risk her scholarship or Ted's teaching career. However, Ted does not want to miss a chance at love and returns to Cindy's apartment to persuade her to go out again. Ted picks three items from the room to show how much they have in common, but it turns out they are all connected to her roommate.
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Van Lerberghe did not wait for the train to pass and decided to enter a train car with his bike to get out on the other side. Just before entering the velodrome for the end of the race, Van Lerberghe stopped in a bar to drink a few beers. His manager, panicked that he may miss a chance of victory, had to search for him and insist on him continuing to race. He went on to reach the finish line with a margin of 14 minutes over the next placed rider, the largest margin in the history of the Tour of Flanders.
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St. Petersburg Evening Independent. 16 Nov 1981 After breaking their two-game losing streak by routing the Packers, the Buccaneers demonstrated a newfound ability to continue to stick to and execute their game plan when playing with a deficit. Quarterbacks coach Bill Nelsen correctly predicted that the Buccaneers' performance against the Packers would cause the Vikings to underestimate the Packers, and thus lose their matchup the following week. Nelsen admonished the team not to miss a chance to take charge of the division, and they responded with an uncharacteristic rebound from a 14-point deficit against the Saints.
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The regular meals are good and plentiful, of course, but we never miss a chance of eating unlimited quantities of extra food. The last tin of baked beans was opened - there's no reason to go into battle with a haversack heavier than was absolutely necessary! We washed and shaved carefully in order to look our best before Fritz ... Our equipment was inspected for the last time: Gas-masks, rifles, ammunition, shaving kit, iron rations - everything was OK. Some of us were presented with an extra gift - mine was a big and heavy bag containing a dozen or so Mills bombs! Just before sunset we had to fall in for a final parade.
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After the French Minister of Foreign Relations announced that Ariel Sharon would be visiting France in April 2004, EuroPalestine launched a campaign protesting the visit. Sharon's trip was cancelled. In Zemor's view, however, “the French government kept making concessions to Israel” and Nicolas Sarkozy, Jean-Pierre Raffarin and Michel Barnier were “astonishingly submissive to Israel and its Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who did not miss a chance to insult France and the French.” She accused the French government of having a “double standard,” in that it “supports the creation of a Palestine State and welcomes a dying Arafat” but also “encourages Israel’s colonial and annexation policy.” Chirac then invited Sharon to come to France following the 2005 Bastille Day celebrations.
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The New York Dramatic Mirror praised the film for its well- execution, but it didn't miss a chance to balance it by criticizing the actor who played the milkman, "The Laura Jean Libbey style of romance is here presented with more than the usual success. ... The purchase of the milk delivery job was not convincing and the milkman talked too much at the camera; otherwise the picture is not seriously defective in detail." The Moving Picture World gave a positive review, concluding that "The life and action which characterize the Thanhouser productions are all present, while the photography is satisfactory and helps to make a good picture." An unrelated comedy film with the same title was released by Pathé Frères on December 25, 1912.
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Rather than relegate China to a separate, isolated world, Jullien claims to weave a problematics between China and Europe, a net that can then fish out an unthought-of (un impensé) and help create the conditions for a new reflexivity (réflexivité) between the two cultures. Jullien has dealt with the question of criticizing Chinese ideology several times in his work: La Propension des choses, chapter II; Le Détour et l'accès, chapters I to VI; Un sage est sans idée, final pages; etc. He thus separates himself from those who, out of fascination with strangeness or exoticism, have upheld the image of China as an "other." He separates himself also from those who, like Jean-François Billeter, permit themselves to dip into a "common fund" of thought and thus miss a chance to benefit from the diversity of human thought, which for Jullien is its true resource.
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On the other hand, Pablo is part of the bodyguard squad of Antonia, the rival of Othón ... two people with many account slopes. And it is because Antonia and Othón have known each other since they were young and do not miss a chance to hurt themselves, Antonia takes advantage of the meeting between Maia and Pablo to deceive Maia by saying that Pablo is one of the most important floriculturists of the country ... a lie whose purpose is not to hurt Maia, who does not care if Pablo is from a rich social class or not, but Othón, who is heavily strict towards Maia, wants her to be married to a wealthy man and would be actually more than destroyed if he knew that she loves a poor man. But in addition, the love between Maia and Pablo is not only condemned by the entanglements that surround their encounter, but also by their former flames: Cindy and Federico. Cindy, who was Pablo's girlfriend in the past and calls him by his middle name, Herminio, comes back into his life, wanting Pablo back in a desperate and obsessive manner.
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