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In Westerns, this means our hero needs to ride off
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I bitterly watched my friends ride off, leaving me behind.
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"We can really just ride off each other," Froome said.
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I understand it and I'll just ride off in the sunset.
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You see, he was going to ride off into the sunset.
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I know everybody uses the term 'ride off into the sunset.
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" He added, "It's time to ride off into the sunset, Judge.
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Do you think he's going to ride off into the f—— sunset?
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Now please excuse us as we ride off into the sunset — a.k.a.
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But not necessarily to ride off into the sunset with some boy.
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It's better to take a white horse and ride off into the ashy sunset.
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Anyone else wish Ruth would just ride off into the Missouri sunset with Ben?
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Before I ride off into the sunset for my vacation, one reminder for y'all.
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You ride off in the sunset, and then you just stop doing public appearances.
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That's still plenty of time for the internal combustion engine to ride off into the sunset.
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But Pablo Acosta knows that guys like him don't get to ride off into the sunset.
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The good guys kicked ass, and we were promised we'd get to ride off into the sunset.
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Finally, Mike, Lucas, and Dustin decide to ride off on their bikes to join the search party.
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But don't expect the 31-year-old to ride off into the sunset regardless of the outcome.
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BraveFinally, a Disney princess movie that won't make you want to ride off into the sunset with anyone.
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The idea was that he would literally ride off into the sunset, but mother nature was not cooperative.
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A few Scotsmen and Claire's medical bag are taken out, but the principal players manage to ride off.
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If you want to come back to see Jon ride off to safety, that's at 59 minutes in.
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If I say nothing at all, I am treated to a hail of insults as they ride off.
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Judith's ability to let Negan leave reminds us of when Daryl let Dwight similarly ride off into the sunset.
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"At some point, we just want our favorite characters to ride off into the sunset and recreate the world."
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That kept in check any temptation to act aggressively or take advantage and free-ride off other people's contributions.
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In a perfect world, this would be our very last post before we, too, ride off into the sunset.
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"I will ride off into the sunset with ratchet whores and my pugs into the next destination," Mike says.
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You've made so much money off of women's insecurities, time for you to ride off into the victim shaming sunset.
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If you actually care about #MAGA more than your own ego, it's time to ride off into the sunset, Judge.
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To escape, Dent hitches a ride off Earth into space, only to be tossed out, mid-trip, into the galaxy.
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Lotus find you something exotic in Bentleying machine and we'll ride off into the sunset on CNN 10 horsepower vehicle.
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But as soon as the kids ride off and into the woods, they're free to recreate on their own terms.
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The staid 53-year-old mounted the futuristic, angular motorbike as if he were ready to ride off into the sunset.
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Let's hope F.P. can rescue Alice from The Farm so they can ride off into the sunset on his Harley... finally.
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If you take an hour boat ride off the coast of the UK, you can visit the waters surrounding the forts.
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And so the two top bankers of their generation are set to ride off into the sunset sooner rather than later.
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They went even quicker later, clocking 3:46.203, to set up a gold medal ride-off against New Zealand on Thursday.
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Are you ready to leave your job, ride off into the sunset and devote time and energy to more personally meaningful pursuits?
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Check out the best choices and financing available in your area, so you — and your wallet — can ride off the lot happy.
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We then see them ride off together and pause over a hotel bed, seemingly wondering if they should hop in the sack.
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Or, you park the bike near a battery kiosk and the next person swaps in a new battery before they ride off.
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In some cases, they say, healthy trekkers have even agreed to a rescue in exchange for a free ride off the trail.
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On many occasions, he managed to ride off with the village donkeys, bareback and lugging another donkey in tow by the ear.
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When the man is satisfied with his taking, he begins to ride off on his bike, his arms filled with bags and clothes.
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Statistically, they ride off into the sunset and should have the funds to test the boundaries of science in their pursuit of longevity.
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No surprise ... repeat customers like the Kardashians get primo service -- we're told Kendall dropped her ride off Sunday, and was cruising by Tuesday.
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Vivica says if it flops, O's gotta ride off into the sunset -- on a donkey ... 'cause she attached herself to an ass. #ShotsFired
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So before taking that leap, be sure to have a solid plan for paying your bills after you ride off into the sunset.
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Olivia and Fitz enjoyed one last gauzy frolic in 600-thread-count sheets, and appeared ready to ride off into the sunset together.
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"At my age, man, what a way to ride off into the sunset, although I don't plan on retiring anytime soon," he said.
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I watched a million cowboy movies growing up, and in the ones where the cowboy doesn't ride off into the sunset, he usually dies.
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Seems like he's enjoying the upgrade -- Friday morning, Magic took one of his jet skis out for a ride off the coast of Positano.
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" Responding to Moore, Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, said it was time for the former judge "to ride off into the sunset.
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They shoot or, increasingly, stab their victim without warning...as quickly as they arrive, they ride off – but almost always before the police appear.
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Fortunately, if you were hoping that Rory would ride off into the sunset with Jess or Logan, then you're probably going to be fine.
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This means they have an excessive savings rate (27.8 percent) and free ride off the U.S. and other [countries'] consumers to drive their growth.
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Those indulging in one too many cheese boards or craft beers will appreciate that Wagga Wagga offers several locations to ride off the calories.
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Can these two crazy kids from opposite sides of the law-enforcement tracks put aside their differences and ride off into the sunset together?
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If you think I was spared, came out unscathed, that today I ride off into sunset, while you suffer the greatest blow, you are mistaken.
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But if you were hoping that Joe and Beck would finally ride off into domestic bliss together, well, you've been watching a very different show.
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This kept women economically dependent on men and supported a model of marriage that allowed men to free-ride off the domestic labor of women.
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As far as he's concerned, the Season 1 murders — except Beck's — were all necessary for him to ride off into the sunset with his wife.
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You might, as the trailer for the back half of season 10 teases, find yourself on a legitimately terrifying boat ride off the coast of Colombia.
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The haggling over final details just serves as a reminder that HBO's flagship drama is going to ride off into the sunset sooner rather than later.
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"There were two people on my bus that were coughing very heavily, which was a bit concerning," Ms. Saunders said of the ride off the base.
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"There were two people on my bus that were coughing very heavily, which was a bit concerning," Ms. Saunders said of the ride off the base.
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I poured the dead flies into the sink to ride off into the Princeton sewer system, then removed the gelatinous cereal with a long iron fork.
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Given her tendency to shy away from internet fame, though, she may just get on her Peloton bike and pretend to ride off into the sunset.
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No one expects Putin to ride off into the sunset once his current term has ended; the question was what he might do to retain power.
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The Paramount release, produced under the aegis of the studio's kids cable network Nickelodeon, has already experienced a turbulent ride off screen concerning the project's leadership.
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Who knows ... maybe he'll give me a call and say he wants to do it again but I think he's ready to ride off into the sunset.
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Third, I'm told that Clinton simply is not ready to "ride off into the sunset" and believes she still can make a positive difference, especially for women.
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Maybe he'll give me a call and say he wants to do it again, but you know, I think he's ready to ride off into the sunset.
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We expect Walmart, Best Buy, Rakuten, eBay, Groupon and other retailers to make a big splash before and after Prime Day to ride off the Amazon's success.
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A new twist on the classic 2011 fragrance Neroli Portofino, this intensification aims to transport the wearer to a leisurely boat ride off the coast of Italy.
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In another version of the scam, healthy hikers agree to a helicopter rescue in exchange for a cut of money or a free ride off the trail.
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Mykenna Dorn (the 22-year-old Canadian fashion blogger) seems to actually believe Peter might end the show right there and ride off with his lost love.
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Every few turns, the Red Death — a malignant red fog — will shrink the playable space, with the last faction standing getting a ride off the doomed planet.
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"If you think I was spared, came out unscathed, that today I ride off into the sunset, while you suffer the greatest blow, you are mistaken," she said.
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Later on, as they ride off into the sunset in regal African style, Lisa asks him whether he was truly willing to give it all up for love.
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The two ride off on the dragons, and Jon quickly proves that he can hold his own with Dany after first struggling to stay on the massive beast.
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No, it feels dangerous because you never know when he might heave the TV show he's in over his shoulder and ride off into the sunset with it.
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He got the same answer as everyone else: Davis is trying to end his career on his own terms, and not ride off with his knee in tatters.
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The center square is the rebus element SUN, and is part of 35A's THE SUNSET, which is what cowboys ride off into if you've seen any cowboy movies.
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Gendry and Arya couldn't ride off into the sunset together as one or both of them needs to fight — and possibly die — in the Battle for King's Landing.
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They came so close with WrestleMania, where they could've given one true shot at Reigns as the top guy while letting Lesnar ride off to his MMA dreams.
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Cruz says Eli Manning's earned the right to ride off into the sunset on his own terms, so there's no need to pick up his replacement just yet.
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Two siblings, 12-year-old Will and 10-year-old Julie Purcell (Phoenix Elkin and Lena McCarthy), ride off on their bikes with their father, Tom's (Scoot McNairy) permission.
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There's something almost old-fashioned in the appearance, as if Mike is just there to charm (and educate) the audience (and Colbert) and then ride off into the sunset.
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There are certain shows that we don't want to end — even if we're eager to see our characters ride off into a well-deserved sunset after seasons of strife.
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But now, Autoline reports that the Beetle will ride off into the sunset for a second time in 2018, thanks to a focus on the extremely popular crossover segment.
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But for some foolish reason, I kept hoping that she and Warren would ride off into the sunset together or whatever the far-right Christian version of that is.
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Three elements of our vaunted separate powers of government — the president, the House and the Senate — have unapologetically decided to ride off into their own self-created box canyon.
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She asked what they did wrong several times, the lawsuit says, and when she tried to ride off, Officer Williams pulled her off her bicycle by her left arm.
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So, when we saw LT -- who played 7 seasons with Gates in San Diego -- we asked if he thinks it's time for #85 to ride off into the sunset.
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This week's travel diary: A 2229-year-old digital marketing specialist from Singapore checks "hot air balloon ride" off her bucket list in a multi-city tour of Myanmar.
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We're supposed to root for them despite their wrongdoings, and cheer when they ride off into the proverbial sunset as some karmic justice restores the brokenness they've left behind.
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"Everybody wants to see him go out and perform at a high level and kind of ride off into the sunset," Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis said before the Super Bowl.
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Could he ride off into the sunset with his fiancé Kai, or could the show pull a last-minute audible and have Jamal be the person in that mysterious coffin?
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Of course, there are still a few episodes left, so while there's a good chance Cassie and Colton ride off into the sunset together, that's only a theory for now.
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So heartbroken about the loss of their loved ones, the two decided to blindfold their horses and ride off of the cliff to join the tribe on the other side.
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Thanks to the fire magic of Melisandre (Carice van Houten), their curved swords are ignited and they ride off, a surging wave of orange seen from overhead in the dark.
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"He didn't ride off into the sunset to launch yet another opposition party, or just retire from politics to make even more money, as many had expected," Mr. Fabricius said.
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The use of clear plastic makes the H-Horse almost invisible, but it's still strong enough to support the weight of a toddler as they ride off into an imaginary sunset.
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The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, or TESS, hitched a ride off the planet on a SpaceX Falcon 9 earlier this year, and has already snapped its first image of the galactic sky.
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Kensington Palace shared an adorable photo from the couple's 2011 wedding day in which they ride off in a blue convertible, with William at the wheel as his bride waves to onlookers.
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You've invested your time (and emotions!) in the show, and in return, you get to feel ALL the feels when the characters finally tie the knot and ride off into the sunset.
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Being corralled for a ride off the course is a particularly sad ending for those who end up on a "shag bus" during a race across a bridge in the Florida Keys.
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A front rack doesn't have the same effect — plus you can see your stuff, meaning that if something gets launched via a particularly cavernous pothole, you won't ride off without realizing it.
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Paul Teutul Sr. wants to ride off into the sunset with more land and more animals, but he's gotta unload his old ranch first, so he slashed the price ... TMZ has learned.
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Appalachian State, which in October became only the second Sun Belt Conference champion to earn a Top 25 ranking, gave interim coach Mark Ivey a ride off the field on the players' shoulders.
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They ride off into the night in a limo, while Chet watches the taillights fade into the distance, looking sad and also a little mystified that Quinn might get her fairytale after all.
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But on Friday, when Williams announced that he is leaving Twitter's board to "ride off into the sunset" and "focus on some other things," it still felt like the end of an era.
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Now if only we could only convince bae that matchy-matchy android is totally the look for this season so we could all ride off into the sunset and live happily ever after.
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After he finally asks her out, they ride off into the sunset on his motorcycle with a grocery bag and, we presume, live happily ever after in a house stocked with fresh produce.
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Without benefit of sleigh bells or horse noises, the jumpy rhythms of the music itself suggest the itch for adventure, the need to ride off into the woods on that road before us.
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VINALHAVEN, Me. — For years before Robert Indiana died, his deepening isolation on this remote island, more than an hour's ferry ride off the Maine coast, had mystified some longtime friends and business associates.
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He's 36 years old ... but Metta World Peace says he ain't ready to ride off into the sunset just yet -- telling TMZ Sports he hopes to return to the Lakers for his 17th season!
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So we thought it would be nice, and a cool way to present the band, to actually have us play, loosely, ourselves in these kind of roles, and ride off into the sunset together.
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However, if you thought that Peter and Lara Jean were going to ride off into the sunset, a la one of Lara Jean's beloved romance novels, there is a big hitch in their plans.
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However, by the time she finishes the song, Simone passes out from the combo of pills and booze, leaving Carlotta praying over an unconscious Simone as they ride off to the hospital in an ambulance.
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So that is a really personal piece of the pie... We were talking about, 'Oh, we're definitely going to make a choice so that we're going to kiss, and we're going to ride off together.
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Efforts to update the rules have consistently floundered due to opposition from some developing countries who wish to free-ride off U.S.-based knowledge industries by portraying IP as an oppressive tool of rich countries.
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If he survives the primary season, even by one delegate over Biden, Bernie won't just ride off into the sunset — he'll command the bully pulpit with a moral bullhorn, cheered on by equally bullish believers.
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As "America's toughest sheriff," as Mr. Arpaio liked to call himself, prepares to ride off into the sunset, it bears recalling that he was so much more than a run-of-the-mill immigrant basher.
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Olivia acts like she's struggling to choose between B-613 and Fitz, but you know she's going to try to have them both until the series finale, when she'll ride off into the sunset with Fitz.
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The clip, directed by Rich Lee, tells a pretty average love story (boy and girl ride off into the sunset in their vintage car) before trading in the video's initial West Coast setting for outer space.
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A #MeToo scandal felled Leslie Moonves at CBS, Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox is leading to churn at ABC and Fox, and Mr. Greenblatt is a successful executive ready to ride off into the sunset.
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It was supposed to be your textbook stick up: bust into a Boost Mobile store, gut the place for every smartphone in sight, and ride off into the sunset like you're Rihanna in the upcoming Ocean's Eleven reboot.
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When female liberation is symbolized by a private plane ride with four white, heterosexual women who make jokes at the expense of marginalized and terrorized populations, we'd be better off watching a princess ride off into the sunset.
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CNBC's on Wednesday laid out a list of stocks that can ride off into the sunset after the United States and China finally settled on a trade deal, which could be the first in a series of agreements.
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Gretzky was going to be the guy who broke in as a flashy youngster in Edmonton before moving down south to redefine the way an entire country viewed the sport, and then he'd ride off into the SoCal sunset.
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After eliminating 28 women through a series of foolproof tests like dancing with the Backstreet Boys — Viall likes "a girl with moves" after all — we'll soon know just who the he chose to ride off into the sunset with.
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Then my eyelids closed and that was that: a full-blown seizure, followed by an ambulance ride off the mountain, and brain surgery two days later that culminated in the same terrible diagnosis that Mr. McCain has just received.
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Andre Berto isn't into the idea of a 48-year-old Chuck Liddell taking on a 43-year-old Tito Ortiz, telling TMZ Sports both men are at the age where they need to ride off into the MMA sunset.
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A month after Denver's triumph in Super Bowl 50, Manning informed John Elway he's going to follow his lead and ride off into that orange sunset just like the Broncos' boss did 17 years ago after winning his second Super Bowl.
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Disney continues to ride off of the box office success of "Beauty and the Beast," closing in on a 52-week high today at $113.16 a share after analyst Anthony DiClemente from Instinet raised his price target for the entertainment company.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday laid out a list of stocks that can ride off into the sunset after the United States and China finally settled on a trade deal, which could be the first in a series of agreements.
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A man has died after a magpie, which is a species native to the country and different to those found in North America, forced him to ride off the path in the park where he was cycling, police announced Monday.
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Queer and trans characters are too often given plots fueled by misery and death — in any other story they are the witches, the wicked, and the strange, doomed to die at the end so the heroes can ride off into the sunset.
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It had to do the thing all rom-coms do where the lovers either kiss and ride off into the sunset, or have one last, bittersweet meeting where they realize that while they've gained so much from knowing each other, they aren't meant to be.
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He had a lot of blood on his hands and it did not feel satisfying or 100 percent appropriate to me that he got to ride off into the sunset with his bride and their unborn child after all the mayhem that he instigated.
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"The inspiration for this drink is encompassing savory and sweet in a duel, where the red pepper battles the mint for dominance but, at the end, guava and lime bring them together so they get married and ride off with tequila into the sunset," Sandoval told Refinery29.
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Until now, practically every time doubting wags, including myself, have argued that the time had come for Moore and his law to ride off into the sunset, the engineers in bunny suits have figured out new ways to maintain control of the electrons flowing on a chip.
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" Andrea Kail on movie references: "The whole show is references to various movies—not just Last Starfighter, Terminator, and Back to the Future—but in the first episode, where they kill all the bikers and ride off on their bikes, they're all dressed like the characters in Easy Rider.
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On Monday, Caprina Harris posted a video of a little girl who burst into tears when learning that President Obama is in his final year in office and that, come next January, he has to ride off into the sunset (or at least out of the White House).
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As a glittering shower of golden confetti fell on Levi's Stadium, Manning appeared to have penned the fairytale ending to a Hall of Fame career ready to ride off into the sunset holding the Vince Lombardi trophy, the oldest quarterback to win a Super Bowl and the first to win championships for two franchises.
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Take the images of Saïdou Dicko (who makes work in Burkina Faso), particularly his Le Voleur d'ombres (The Thief of Shadows) series, as represented by the five prints in "Le Tour du Faso (The Tour of Faso)" (2007) in which I see the shadow of a man or boy approaching his bicycle to mount it and ride off.
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Coughlin, who right up until the end did everything he could to deflect any attention from his situation — he informed the media that he would not discuss a Fox Sports report claiming he planned to "ride off into the sunset" and retire — was mostly upbeat, though disappointed over how a promising season went so horribly awry.
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Varys and Tyrion Lannister walk around the Meereen set on the extras' off day, still stewing over Dany's disappearance ("Well, she did ride off on a dragon and not come back," the eunuch points out, +5.) The harbor is set ablaze, but we'll have to wait until next week to find out if The Sons of the Harpy were responsible.
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IN THE COMPLAINT IT SAYS -- I MEAN, THIS IS 12-D, A LAWYER WEARING A WIRE, THAT YOU SAID IF NIKE WANTS TO HAVE ONE CONFIDENTIAL SETTLEMENT AND WE'RE DONE, THEY CAN BUY THAT FOR 422 1/2 MILLION AND WE'RE DONE, FULL CONFIDENTIALITY, WE RIDE OFF INTO THE SUNSET AVENATTI: FULL CONFIDENTIALITY RELATING TO THE PAYMENT THAT WAS MADE.
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The movie never makes clear whether this is long-buried trauma that Adelaide is resurfacing as she and her family ride off into the new, post-apocalyptic landscape of a world where seemingly millions have been murdered by their doubles and a chain of those doubles stands athwart the continent, or whether it's something she's pointedly avoided referencing throughout the film.
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After several years of training fans to expect the unexpected and anticipate the worst, it feels like the most surprising (and worst) ending would be if everyone lived happily ever after: Jon and Daenerys both fulfill the Prince Who Was Promised prophecy, defeat the White Walkers, get married, have a baby, and ride off on their dragons into the sunset to rule over a peaceful Westeros!
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What each 135-square-foot unit lacks in room to stretch, it more than makes up for in the unexpected amenities of low-maintenance living: the ability to put your place on wheels and ride off into the sunset; freedom from cringe-inducing utility bills; knowing that you've pared down so much that you could take a year off and see the world...but I digress.
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Let me kind of give you an example to try to make sense of this: Suppose that you work for a company, and you have a bicycle or something from that company, and they give you a bike lock for the bicycle that you have and you lock it with the bike lock—somebody could still cut that bike lock that the company gave you and ride off with that bicycle.
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Despite the Unreal effect, which has led viewers to call for more transparency in the reality TV process, whether it's behind-the-scenes Instagram, or showing the producers from time to time, the reason I tune into The Bachelorette every week is because it's good TV. All that staging may be easy to mock, but it also adds a layer of fantasy to this whole crazy journey, which enables me as a viewer to pretend that these are characters ready to ride off into the sunset at the end of 12 episodes.
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In one captivating scene, Monet Mazur engages in a head-to-head motorcycle battle with her apparent rival, their very normal bike fight occurring conspicuously close to an oversized Mountain Dew logo and set to the overdriven industrial metal grind of Static-X's "Push It." Later, as the movie mercifully wraps, marginal good having triumphed over outright bad, the familiar strums and drums of Nickelback's "Someday" fade in on a celebratory smooch between Henderson and Mazur, cutting ahead to the totally epic chorus in time for a good old fashioned group bike ride off into the desert or heartland or whatever.
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