And then you put your foot down and the sun explodes.
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You try to put your foot down as best you can.
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You still have to put your foot down with them a little bit.
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"Enough was enough and you put your foot down when it's real," said Perry.
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At no point on that trip do you ever have to put your foot down.
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You try to be accommodating, Virgo, but today you need to put your foot down.
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Of course, it'll be hard to focus on how it looks once you put your foot down.
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The A-Class also provides a smooth and controlled ride and quick acceleration when you put your foot down.
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If you're really hurt, or feel like you're not doing yourself good by practicing, you can put your foot down.
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"Put your hands on that grab bar and put your foot down like you're pressing the gas," Mr. Niles said.
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You can put your foot down and risk alienating a talented employee, or motivate them to get more done during their normal workday.
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The telepathic transmission is incredible, always serving up the right when you put your foot down and maximizing comfort and efficiency around town.
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"You really need to put your foot down because June just runs all over you and I don't understand why you let June run over you," Lamb tells Sugar Bear.
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To be hysterical is to say what's on your mind, to express every single one of your emotions, and to put your foot down when you're not OK with something.
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You have to be able to put your foot down, and somebody's got to make a big basket for you or a big defensive play and kind of get a run going of your own.
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The app still requires parental involvement and monitoring, which means you'll sometimes have to put your foot down on channels that seem to only fuel rampant consumerism in kids by encouraging them to buy toys.
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" She adds that her husband, Cash Warren gave her good advice when he reminded her of the importance of listening and learning, but Alba says, "there's also a point where you've got to put your foot down.
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This year you had a dispute with the Academy of Country Music and put your foot down and said you're not going to play the games Nashville wants you to play to be a part of the establishment.
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Imagine if you took every single gripe you've had with Verizon over the past five years — the time it blocked Nexus 7 tablets for five months; the time it forced you to pay $20153 per month for tethering; the time it tried to make you use a mobile wallet app called "ISIS" — and finally put your foot down.
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Toyota's Prius Prime is an updated take on the company's popular hybrid, with more emphasis on the EV aspects of the vehicle, including a battery with double the driving capacity, and a few other tweaks that push the car closer toward the EV end of its dual identity, including an acceleration feature that lets the electric motor handle much of the pick-up when you first put your foot down.
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Churton, W. R. (1999, 2001). Have You Checked the Children? Punk and postpunk music in New Zealand, 1977-1981. Christchurch, NZ: Put Your Foot Down Publishing.
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Oh, > yes they can! When you're wearing long clown's feet, you can't place the > ball of your foot down first. You have to put your foot down flat. > Otherwise, you'll stumble.
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Florence Ledger, 1982. Put Your Foot Down, p.178. Melksham, The Uffington Press, 214pp An even higher combination was the Pan-T-Boot, a single garment combining stretch tights with boots. In summer, pale, high-legged boots in printed or open weave fabric were teamed with summery dresses; these often had extensive cut-outs, so that they were more like high-legged sandals than conventional boots.
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After university, Darbyshire briefly joined a Manchester band called Zu Zu Sharks, composed of Adam and the Ants bassist Gary Tibbs and Alistair Gordon on keyboards. Their single "Love Tumbles Down" was a number 1 hit in Spain, but Darbyshire left the band in 1983, unhappy with their pop sound. Darbyshire continued writing songs. One of them, "Put Your Foot Down" was recorded by The Temptations for their album Together Again, released in 1987.
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All of them will be collector's items." The magazine's History of 0-60 article said a 1974 pre-production Cosworth Vega's time of 7.7 seconds was the fastest that year. Testing a 1975 model, the magazine said: "The outstanding feature of the Cosworth Vega is its excellent balance. Roll- stiffness distribution is ideal, with little understeer entering a turn, and just the right amount of drift from the tail as you put your foot down to exit . . .
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Although never being assigned a name, Old Mr. Grace's Secretary (Debbie Linden) is very good-looking. When Old Mr. Grace first meets her, she is described by Mr. Harman as 'one owner since new, very sporty, and capable of high speeds if you put your foot down and she's all yours.' She is blonde, and often wears short skirts, low cut tops and she also has a small purple streak in her hair. She only appeared in five episodes in Series 8, after which Mr. Grace says that she is going off on a course.
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