"I'd move heaven and earth to do it," she said.
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"Mike would move heaven and earth for his kids," she said.
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Those are the kind of returns you move heaven and earth to repeat.
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We will move heaven and earth to make it as accessible as possible.
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"We will move heaven and earth to thrill you and photographers everywhere," MacAskill said.
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Carlile was determined to move heaven and earth to include it on her album.
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He can move heaven and earth, but none of it will bring back his son.
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"Nancy will move heaven and earth to do what she can for members," she said.
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Yet the Republican leadership will move heaven and earth to forge an agreement—however imperfect—before Christmas.
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"We will move heaven and earth to thrill you and photographers everywhere," he told one Flickr Pro user.
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Bob, who she's never actually met, tells her he would move "heaven and earth" to meet with her.
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The Charmed Ones love each other more than anything, and will literally move heaven and Earth to find each other.
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You know, the same Mind Stone that Thanos will move heaven and earth to collect for his giant golden glove.
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"I now have to move heaven and earth to make sure that the shot is in the movie," said McQuarrie.
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"There are people who foment this hysteria, who move heaven and earth to keep up this 'witch hunt,'" he added.
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"There are people who foment this hysteria, who move heaven and earth to keep up this 'witch hunt,'" Peskov said.
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I can only suggest you move heaven and earth to make an appointment, for you will see both when you arrive.
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Instead, they move heaven and earth to keep the team — even if, as in the case of St. Louis, they can't afford it.
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Tuesday morning, it's a good thing that there is a person in the world willing to move heaven and earth to save children.
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Trump would move heaven and earth to expose the truth behind the scandal and see that all of its perpetrators are brought to justice.
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" He added, "If anybody thought Chapman was alive, we would have been trying to move heaven and earth to get him out of there.
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America's European allies should move heaven and earth to preserve the flawed Iran nuclear deal after recent comments from Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
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"If you have a breach, then you should be treating that consumer like you'll move heaven and earth to clean up that problem," said Sen.
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After what they take as Mrs May's betrayal of their cause, the Brexiteers will move heaven and earth to get a true believer on the shortlist.
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To hear about what he was dealing with and how much they had to move heaven and earth, just to get basic necessities, it was shocking.
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And the Republican-led inquiries in the House and Senate would move heaven and earth to prevent an affirmation of collusion from being included in a final report.
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They must move heaven and earth to wrest Congress from Republicans, who've demonstrated little backbone for standing up to an erratic, egomaniacal president in desperate need of containment.
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Health permitting, he'll move heaven and earth to maintain his omnipresence in American life, by which I mean he'll be as outrageous as he must to stay in the news.
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Many MPs would move heaven and earth to make sure that Mr Johnson is not on that list—particularly if he launches a leadership bid in the middle of epoch-making negotiations with Brussels.
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"In many ways, by making these kinds of statements, they're a little bit disingenuous because intelligence services are still going to try to move heaven and earth to try and bring that foreign national home," he said.
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Asteroids (Atari, 643) In the early 1980s, you couldn't have a home computer platform without some version of Asteroids, and Atari needed to move heaven and earth to build up the Atari 8-bit's cartridge library in the beginning.
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" Oliver Cooper, a local councillor in Hampstead, tweeted that all "decent people across Britain stand with our Jewish community — and we must move heaven and earth to eradicate this racist hatred, which was unimaginable just a few years ago.
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But Mr. Chertoff acknowledged in a panel discussion last month that during his time inside the government, there were situations in which "I knew I had to move heaven and earth" to find out where a threat was coming from.
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" As recorded in the Anti-Federalist Papers, Benjamin Franklin, on June 2, 85033 stated: "Place before the eyes of such men, a post of honor that shall be at the same time a place of profit, and they will move heaven and earth to obtain it.
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But if the failed war on drugs and the era of mass incarceration have taught us anything, it is that there are two tracks of justice: one for those who can afford expensive defense counsel and who can move heaven and earth to receive mercy, and one for everyone else.
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As we go into the voting booth this Election Day we need to be cognizant of the rhetoric, manipulation and corruption of this Permanent Political Aristocracy and their surrogates that will move "heaven and earth" to protect their ability to "profit handsomely" and their "right of preeminence" from a political outsider who just may bring reform.
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After congratulating Britain on spending 2 percent — or close to 2 percent — of its GDP on defense, he should tell May that he will move heaven and earth to conclude a free trade agreement with Britain by the time it formally exits the EU, at the end of March 2019 — but that he can do this only if Britain isn't bound by an EU rulebook.
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In June 1793, Turreau was brought into the armée des côtes de La Rochelle, remaining so until 8 October though the post did not please him. He wrote to a friend, "I would move heaven and earth not to go to Poitou. This kind of war displeases me." Even so, he fought for two months in the Vendée.
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For a long time, I have resisted my feeling that my dearest dream will come true."Massie, R, Nicholas and Alexandra, p.49 Alix's sister Ella and her husband Sergei were enthusiastically in favor of the match between Nicholas and Alix. The future Edward VII told his mother Queen Victoria that "Ella will move heaven and earth to get [Alix] to marry a Grand Duke.
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In the present, the two reporters follow one of the survivors to the sewers. She tells them she will show them what is really going on if they agree to take her and the corpse of her father out of the city. The reporters are initially reluctant, but she convinces them that their station will "move heaven and earth" to get a story of this magnitude. She then leads them to a makeshift underground hospital.
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In May 2002, he contested the mayoral elections for Gela as a center- left coalition candidate. At first, right-wing candidate Giovanni Scaglione was declared elected, with a narrow margin of 197 votes. But in 2003, the Administrative Court of Sicily established that electoral frauds took place in town elections and subsequently proclaimed Crocetta as mayor. Telephone tappings revealed that a local Mafia boss ordered a returning officer to "move heaven and earth in order to avoid the communist faggot to win".
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Stating that his Government would "move heaven and earth to reduce the impact of the global recession", Rudd delivered a spending program for infrastructure, schools and housing worth $28.8 billion as part of this package.; After initially raising interest rates to combat inflation, The Reserve Bank cut official interest rates several times in increments of up to 1 percent, and fell to 3 percent in May 2009, the lowest since 1960. The second budget, released in May 2009, projected a $57.6 billion deficit for 2009–10.
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While Italian by birth, Salieri had lived in imperial Vienna for almost 60 years and was regarded by such people as the music critic Friedrich Rochlitz as a German composer.See his obituary reprinted in The biographer Alexander Wheelock Thayer believes that Mozart's rivalry with Salieri could have originated with an incident in 1781, when Mozart applied to be the music teacher of Princess Elisabeth of Württemberg, and Salieri was selected instead because of his reputation as a singing teacher. The following year Mozart once again failed to be selected as the princess's piano teacher. "Salieri and his tribe will move heaven and earth to put it down", Leopold Mozart wrote to his daughter Nannerl.
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Explain to the Jewish masses and to the young generation what has been and what is the Kotel to Israel in the past and at present! Explain to the righteous and the pious among the nations of the world what is the national insult which we have suffered at the hands of the British officials without justice or right! Move heaven and earth at the unspeakable and unprecedented injustice and oppression which tends to rob a live nation of the last of its relics and its 'poor man's lamb.' Those of us who are here will not rest until that relic which has always been ours, which had been sealed with the blood of scores of thousands of our children through two millenia and which has absorbed the tears of Israel for two thousand years, has been restored to us.
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This is when the tourists come, this is when people want to go outside, in June, July and August and watch great theatre.' The old bowling green in November 2013 In his last weeks, Bunting initiated the theatre designs and arranged for his life’s savings (£18,000) to be left to the project. He then brought together a team of five friends to help create it after his death. The BOAT team was made up of Steve Turner, construction manager, James Payne, television writer, Ross-Gurney-Randall, actor and playwright, Donna Close, Arts Manager and Producer, and Claire Raftery, theatre director. James Payne told etc magazine, 'If anyone else had asked, you would have said 'we will do our best' but couldn’t make any promises, but Adrian was one of those people, if he asked you would move heaven and earth for.
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A year previously he had come to the attention of the Canadian Abbé, Léon Gingras, whom he had met (and apparently impressed) in Rome. Abbé Gingras entreated his friend and colleague the vicar-general of Quebec, Abbé Charles-Félix Cazeau, to have Brasseur de Bourbourg assigned to a job in the seminary there. Correspondence began in late 1844, with Abbé Gingras claiming that the seminary should "...move heaven and earth to ensure that such a splendid bird does not escape us and fly to Montreal, where it would be so highly thought of". A year later after having obtained his ordination, Brasseur de Bourbourg's job in Quebec was approved by the Archbishop, Joseph Signay, and in the autumn of 1845 he left Europe for the British colony of the Province of Canada, stopping briefly in Boston along the way.
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Ascher, himself a German Jew, noted in Ogilvie-Forbes's dispatches to London that there was a real sense of personal empathy with the sufferings of German Jews, which Henderson never displayed. After Hitler gave his "Prophecy Speech" to the Reichstag on 30 January 1939, Ogilvie-Forbes predicated that the "extermination" of Jews in Germany "can only be a matter of time". Henderson, by contrast, wrote that "Jews and Communists" were the principal "warmongers"; British Jews caused Germanophobia in Britain; Jews around the world would "move heaven and earth" to cause an Anglo-German war and "Jews, Communists and the intelligentsia" were the chief troublemakers in the world. To counter the negative reaction caused in Britain by the Kristallnacht pogrom, Henderson during his stay in London suggested to Herbert von Dirksen, the German ambassador to the Court of St James's for the persecution of German Jews to be "regularized in an orderly and systematic manner" to reduce the offence of British public opinion.
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According to Das, The Sky Is Pink examines the ethos of parenthood, noting the film feels less like a biopic of a dead teenager and more like an unabashed tribute to the parents, writing, "the afterlife of caregiving that depletes one while nourishing the other". She noted Bose had adopted a "curiously alternative gaze" to the dying girl template popularized by films such as My Sister's Keeper (2009) and The Fault in Our Stars (2014) to reverse conventions by focusing on the parents rather than the dying girl. A review published in Mid Day said the film is about the resilience of parents "who move heaven and earth for the good of their children". The reviewer said, "the film smartly plays with the structure to dive audience deeper and deeper into the characters and circumstances on screen—rather than simply a plot", which makes audience emerge from "an astonishingly personal story navigating through dark spaces with reasonable hope and incredible insight".
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