The power went out once, came on again, then went out for good at midnight.
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We never went out for the girls, we always went out for each other, for the boys.
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WARREN BUFFETT: And four of them went out on one game, and one went out on the other game.
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"You went out in the yard or you went out in the street and played," my mom told me with a chuckle.
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It is unclear when the subpoena went out, but the first subpoenas in the probe went out months ago, the person said.
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I told him about it and he said, 'You went out to win a ballgame, I went out to win a ballgame.
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I went out there thinking I didn't want to lose another game against them and that's what I went out there and did, and I was positive the whole day.
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"You weren't sure that Trump was going to win, but you all went out there — you all went out there and you voted," Mr. Trump said, recalling the 2016 campaign.
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TRUMP: ... if we went out to the proper bid.
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Goldstein: The one that sticks out for me is when we were in LA, and Charlie went out to get some tacos, and I went out to make a phone call or something.
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A dog went out on the ice and fell through at Trout Lake and without hesitating this woman went out in the water breaking the ice with her hands and rescued the dog!?!
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And, get this ... it seems Leonardo DiCaprio tried to run interference for Al and Bron -- because after the meal, Leo went out the front while the other two guys went out the back!
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The call went out, and over 1,000 entries poured in.
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And so the order went out from the Lord Mayor.
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My heart immediately went out to another victim: Hillary Clinton.
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Joan smelt some smoke and Percy went out to investigate.
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A call also went out for Tesla testers in September.
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Once Heller was secured, cautious approaches went out the window.
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The power went out, and the room got uncomfortably hot.
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"I think everyone is surprised it went out," Boxberger said.
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I was careful about where and when I went out.
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She went out of her way not to do that.
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I went out onto the street just to sit down.
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We just went out with a bang with it. What?
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And then, the power went out in my friend's apartment.
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One round earlier, Sohum Sukhatankar, a sixth grader, went out.
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They went out of their way to celebrate every moment.
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So I went out of my way to learn it.
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Wilson: One night we went out to a Chinese restaurant.
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Kauffman, 31, went out for a trail run on Feb.
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I never went out that door after I got married.
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Both went out of business in less than two years.
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You will not even notice that the power went out.
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We decided to have a nap before we went out.
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Later, the trio went out for some late night pizza.
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Zoe and I went out partying and ended up kissing.
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We all went out to clean the debris and mobilize.
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Your chances for equivalence went out the door last night.
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Before I never went out, I didn't go to parties.
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"This time it went out even further," Freeley told CBS.
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The next day, he and Buhl went out to dinner.
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In fact, Twitter went out and hired the big guns.
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Then, in October, the dry cleaners went out of business.
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"She went out with a bang, didn't she?" replied Dormer.
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"A lot of us went out that night," he says.
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ET, the internet at VICE News' L.A. office went out.
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" Blunt, 43, noted though, "She went out at the top.
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So you went out and struck deals with labels, yes?
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She never went out with us, the local fashion crowd.
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We went out there and worked to get it back.
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We went out fighting for the flag and apple pie.
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Our reporting suggests the subpoenas went out several days ago.
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As the event grew, the lines went out the door.
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"Britney and I went out for the night," Hilton said.
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He turned on his heel and went out the back.
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We went out of state and there were protesters there.
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They said there's a hole, and uh, someone went out.
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The brass ... went out of its way to encourage me.
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I went out and I surveyed hundreds of nonprofit leaders.
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Other times, Thomas babysat while Nunez and Linda went out.
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More than 600 farms went out of business in 2018.
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"He went out and started shooting outside again," Orlando said.
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So I went out there and everything sort of grew.
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I went out and realized I could hear an engine.
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They said there's a hole and that someone went out.
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You said there was a hole and somebody went out?
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He went out and came back with the best stories.
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They went out of business, and I bought their inventory.
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You went out to Arizona to finish art school, right?
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A bright star went out when she left this world.
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Rory went out and won (the U.S. Open) straight after.
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We went out to eat at Catfish Cabin in Albertville.
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The last paychecks to federal workers went out between Dec.
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That first year we raised $450,000 and $450,273 went out.
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Tim, however, really went out on a limb for us.
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Cooper went out for a "guys' night" at Sunset Tower!
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An email announcement went out this morning to Docker employees.
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Then, we went out on the road with her too.
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All tactics went out the window, just heart and determination.
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But it went out of business about eight months later.
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The woman I went out with is now my wife.
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An email went out to staff at those shelters Monday.
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Kanan went out like a G #PowerTV #50Cent #Kanan pic.twitter.
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I went out and I got ink thrown at me.
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Was it immediately, like it went out and then, boom.
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And I still went out there and campaigned really hard.
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We went out a week later for the first time.
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I went out with a guy who didn't call after.
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They said there's a hole and, uh, someone went out.
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Here's the email that just went out to Hill staffers.
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They hadn't done much work when the power went out.
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Styles eventually changed, and Morgan's salon went out of fashion.
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It received lukewarm reviews and quickly went out of print.
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After that, I went out and bought a Honda Odyssey.
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We went out there and took advantage of our snaps.
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We went out on the campaign trail to hear why.
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Mr. Robb said his heart went out to the victims.
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The lights have never went out on Reba McEntire's beauty!
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Though the Senate went out of session around 4 p.m.
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I went out there to defend my teammate, my team.
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"When the earthquake hit we all went out," she said.
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He went out there and said, 'I'm a democratic socialist.
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And I went out to meet those guys at Booking.
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It went out twice, nationwide, but he got no response.
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Some of that went out the window with internet journalism.
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He fiddled with the remote until the light went out.
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They went out the next 40 nights in a row.
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The ball went out the end zone for a touchback.
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I went out there, showed my skill, showed my class.
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In fact, I went out for a hot dog after.
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"He went out and made plays," manager John Farrell said.
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Once I went out for a drink with a classmate.
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Our hopes of a heart transplant went out the window.
|
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We went out to dinner, he was acting SO weird!
|
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In 2015, the pair went out for sushi in Tokyo.
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So naturally we all went out and read it immediately.
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His legs kind of just went out from under him.
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Afterwards, my wife went out and got breakfast as planned.
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About a week later, the two went out to dinner.
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Dozens of companies that supplied it went out of business.
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Strangers complimented him to me every time we went out.
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They quit their demeaning jobs and went out dancing instead.
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The day she went out to photograph the image, Dec.
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When you click on an image, you actually went out.
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Did you all discuss this message before she went out?
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We went out with the scientists who studied Lake Baikal.
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|
So, all this enormous data went out for seven years.
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|
But they also went out of their way to check Democrats.
|
|
During the emergency landing, the plane's second engine also went out.
|
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And then, we went out to lunch, to the Four Seasons.
|
|
When I went out to work again, the whole patio applauded.
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A severe thunderstorm warning that went out at 6:32 p.m.
|
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We went out for a pint and got along really nicely.
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"Every time I went out it felt really unsafe," Begay said.
|
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"Sean Spicer went out and double downed on it," Fallon said.
|
|
I went out to have some fun and escape the circuit.
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And I went out and told Russ and Jim what happened.
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|
P went out with his roommates and I chilled by myself.
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He went out to dinner with me and Mark and Priscilla.
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Arizona went out and added a perfect solution in Chandler Jones.
|
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Throughout high school and stuff like that, I obviously went out.
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Last week the pilot light for my water heater went out.
|
|
I then spent time at their place or we went out.
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|
After the residents got to Cedar Creek, the power went out.
|
|
Source: this just went out to top LA law enforcement officials.
|
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There could be thousands coming in if that call went out.
|
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He was extremely jealous and hated it when I went out.
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|
And like most good things, it went out with a bang.
|
|
The ensuing onside kick went out of bounds, sealing Detroit's victory.
|
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People loved it and it went out in the ugliest way.
|
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If she died, she went out on top, and that's honorable.
|
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He went out front way before anyone else and that's leadership.
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Maybe at much lower prices than where it went out today.
|
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We went out to dinner that night, a group of us.
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The moment it went out I was like, buy, buy, buy.
|
|
Then, on election night, Trump went out and crushed Hillary Clinton.
|
|
His shock turned to fright as he went out to investigate.
|
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Instagram went out for some users last month, according to Variety.
|
|
He lived alone, drove a 1992 Plymouth and never went out.
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That's why Bally went out and made a really stupid deal.
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An email solicitation went out Sunday evening from New Jersey Gov.
|
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Two minutes after the alert went out at 8:10 a.m.
|
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But I had to leave when they went out of business.
|
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We went out and had lunch—we got buffalo burgers together.
|
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Regardless of the truth, the messages went out in a deluge.
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THAT the dinosaurs went out with a bang is well known.
|
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When I went out with my friends, we always had ramen.
|
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California drivers went out on strike to achieve the same goals.
|
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I listened and smiled until evening, and then I went out.
|
|
Similar calls went out on the other side of the debate.
|
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What would we do if we went out on a date?
|
|
"He went out there and outworked the rest of these candidates."
|
|
NUNES: They went out of their way not to do it.
|
|
I just went out there and tried to give my best.
|
|
"He went out there without all the information," the adviser said.
|
|
"When it went out, it was like, 'That is pretty cool.'"
|
|
"I finally went out and bought myself a chain," he said.
|
|
PepsiCo India recently went out of its way to find out.
|
|
Warner said the invitation went out with Republican committee chairman Sen.
|
|
The day the fire went out it was front page news.
|
|
She went out with friends after work to celebrate somebody's birthday.
|
|
I went out and I didn't catch a wave that day.
|
|
" The coordinator said yes, "So I went out and bought one.
|
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I went out in the audience to dance with the actors.
|
|
Some firms merged to survive, while others went out of business.
|
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Instead, I went out and got myself a lengthy jelly dong.
|
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He went out and didn't come back for a whole day.
|
|
The two eventually met up and went out on a date.
|
|
You went out and found (and landed) a new job. Congrats!
|
|
But the man went out into the streets of Palmdale, Calif.
|
|
He was a pro and he went out like one, too.
|
|
Jeep's last pickup, the Comanche, went out of production in 1992.
|
|
All trust, most etiquette and many rules went out the window.
|
|
In response, he said, he went out for racially targeted revenge.
|
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Wasn't the best run, but I'm glad I went out anyway.
|
|
I put my slippers on and went out to the yard.
|
|
That night, my friend and I went out to a club.
|
|
Guess there's a reason Jell-O desserts went out of style.
|
|
"I don't think she went out into the water," he said.
|
|
He went out there with an edge and was very aggressive.
|
|
Clinton's shoulder classifying emails as they came in or went out.
|
|
It had to be before he went out onto the street.
|
|
"In the year 70, the menorah's light went out," he said.
|
|
He went out onto the porch when he heard their car.
|
|
He went out one day after lunch and didn't come home.
|
|
I went out there and had fun and picked up Finny.
|
|
Listen to "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" here.
|
|
So instead of waiting, I went out and found my clients.
|
|
Today, it helped and I went out there and played confident.
|
|
The X-Men went out with a dud in "Dark Phoenix."
|
|
He drew down the moon, and time went out of joint.
|
|
I just went out with you to make my parents happy.
|
|
He was an older guy and went out a true hero.
|
|
He lived with his mother and rarely went out with friends.
|
|
They went out again, and they were engaged 10 months later.
|
|
That night I went out dressed in my full Trump regalia.
|
|
The tweet about the Clinton Foundation, however, went out on Nov.
|
|
When was the last time you went out without a phone?
|
|
I went out and bought a Kaoss Pad the next day.
|
|
You're also just mad because you caved and actually went out.
|
|
So I went out in search of a community of trainers.
|
|
A friend and I went out for Tau the following winter.
|
|
Ballplayers who went out of their way to not sign autographs.
|
|
After we went out of the shrine, we heard an explosion.
|
|
They went out dancing, had some drinks, had fun, she said.
|
|
Victors & Spoils went out of business just over a year ago.
|
|
For the next 60 days, we went out every single day.
|
|
And so I went out and got myself a paper route.
|
|
The other guys on the team went out to have fun.
|
|
He's went out of his way to piss them all off.
|
|
Castro heard the gears jam up and the lights went out.
|
|
"We went out on his boat and I cried," Baum said.
|
|
Reunited, we went out for awkward catch-up drinks and dinner.
|
|
"He went out of the standard kind of language," he said.
|
|
Still, she said, "he went out with his head up high."
|
|
In the airport waiting area, the lights flickered and went out.
|
|
Word went out on social media that some children had died.
|
|
Truex's team went out of business, having lost its major sponsor.
|
|
Then the power went out, causing the sump pump to fail.
|
|
They went out, got an education, work hard, and earned it.
|
|
I went out there, and I learned a ton from then.
|
|
Wearability went out the window and it didn't matter one whit.
|
|
Recently, a statement went out calling for direct attacks against them.
|
|
But on Monday evening, Mr. Kim went out on the town.
|
|
He went out with Michigan leading, 20-14, in the third.
|
|
The toddler and her father went out on the boat Thursday.
|
|
Power went out for a few minutes, she wrote on Facebook.
|
|
Today I had lunch at 6pm, then I went out shopping.
|
|
And a collective howl went out from a group on mats.
|
|
And the mayor of Oakland went out and warned them all.
|
|
"I thought we got deflated when Elena went out," Thibault said.
|
|
Sometimes they all went out to breakfast after an overnight shift.
|
|
I watched the women dance and sing before we went out.
|
|
Some spirit went out of the world of letters with him.
|
|
"All the power went out in the movie theater," Hopkins recalled.
|
|
I saw something, and then he went out and did it.
|
|
When the tide went out, the mesh became a dining room.
|
|
And so, like Costanza, she went out on a high note.
|
|
Around Christmas, she went out for drinks with a male friend.
|
|
But the second we got together, we went out every night.
|
|
Then I went out into the world to see my friends.
|
|
But as soon as the lights went out I wanted home.
|
|
"I went out the next morning just to inspect," he said.
|
|
All of my Toastmasters training just went out of my head.
|
|
Unnerved, she went out to the porch, where she heard another.
|
|
"A flame inside of me just went out," Metts told me.
|
|
He went out and bought the plywood to make the counters.
|
|
We went out and built the most beautiful building for $500,000.
|
|
Garnett wasn&apost the only NBA star Lee went out to.
|
|
"The starter went out in the middle of campus," Smith said.
|
|
Still, Trump went out of his way to quell the rumors.
|
|
Through this work we really just went out to a farm.
|
|
He, too, went out on loan, and was then cut loose.
|
|
During the lunch break, Martín and I went out for burritos.
|
|
His plane was set on fire and his radio went out.
|
|
The architects even went out on a call with the firefighters.
|
|
Others drank their own urine when their water supply went out.
|
|
We went out everyday and people said we are so bold.
|
|
So we went out for some supper with Colin Firth instead.
|
|
When we went out for dinner, I became his designated driver.
|
|
"His back just kind of went out on him," Fizdale said.
|
|
An appeal went out, which usually draws a bump in donations.
|
|
We went out in SoHo, ate dinner, and chopped it up.
|
|
The gunshot went out a classroom window but did not strike anyone.
|
|
It's unclear when this investor note went out based off 9to83Mac's report.
|
|
Those devices went out just as the company was forced to downsize.
|
|
A call went out on police radios to look for the intern.
|
|
I went out to Miami and worked for Florida Power and Light.
|
|
The place went out of business the second I wasn't there anymore.
|
|
The guys went out, closed it out and did a nice job.
|
|
And I went out and I ran into people that I knew.
|
|
I just went out and shook my bat at the doggone pitcher.
|
|
MSNBC went out of its way to push the anti-kneeling agenda.
|
|
In 2016, he went out on his own, forming Miller Value Partners.
|
|
Its second mission, Momo-29, went out with more of a bang.
|
|
When it was over, Geimer went out to the car and cried.
|
|
Y'all niggas went out, to like, Columbia or Frederick, Maryland, and shit?
|
|
High yield spreads went out by 100 basis points, maybe even 125.
|
|
If mother and I went out with him, people just crowded around.
|
|
And I was, like, oh, I went out of the other door.
|
|
It went out on submission and none of the rejections surprised me.
|
|
Muslims went out into the squares to defend their rights in protests.
|
|
With "Chest Fever" it sounds like the rulebook went out the window.
|
|
"We just went out and took it," Mets Manager Mickey Callaway said.
|
|
Went out of business in 2007, all those shops went to Mexico.
|
|
Instead, they went out to everybody who had received the original email.
|
|
When the press release went out in January, it drew modest attention.
|
|
They get successfully funded and went out of business 12 months later.
|
|
For a while, Cynthia went out clubbing, barhopping and dancing with friends.
|
|
This was not the first time the lights went out in Congress.
|
|
"The mother and father both went out to rescue the girls," Capt.
|
|
He insists he knew nothing of the leaflet before it went out.
|
|
Soon, word went out to Chinese state media to stop covering Locke.
|
|
The fine was hefty—$135,000—and Sweetcakes soon went out of business.
|
|
"The light went out; we couldn't see each other," Ms. Leoczak said.
|
|
As darkness fell, calls went out for lights to be brought in.
|
|
Then all the Earth–Mars travel companies went out of business, obviously.
|
|
So he went out to look for a new home for us.
|
|
Each time I went out, I pushed my look a little further.
|
|
This week is no different — but it went out with a bang.
|
|
They just went out to raise $15 billion yesterday, the day before.
|
|
If you were ambitious and an internet person, you went out west.
|
|
I really didn't have much time to organize before I went out.
|
|
He went out to scrounge under the snow for some more firewood.
|
|
I went out shopping with my mom and had a lovely time.
|
|
Like it seriously all went out the window in my eighth month!
|
|
In a press release for the event, which went out on Feb.
|
|
Now you just prove you went out there and tried to trap.
|
|
The Mariner was discontinued when Mercury went out of business in 2011.
|
|
But at least it went out with a couple of parting shots.
|
|
"I paid an electric bill and went out to eat," he said.
|
|
The two balls that they hit, unfortunately, went out of the ballpark.
|
|
But when the lights went out, the negative images played on repeat.
|
|
If you went out and voted for the first time, good one.
|
|
Whelpton told reporters that he went out that day to have fun.
|
|
They went out into the world and became known as the Listerians.
|
|
However, that luxury went out the window when her second child arrived.
|
|
You just went out and hustled, but you're still one of us.
|
|
The lights went out in my building... and all the surrounding buildings.
|
|
Neither was necessarily suspicious, although we'll never know why they went out.
|
|
It is the third such cancellation since power went out last week.
|
|
I played okay until 4-3 but then I just went out.
|
|
So we went out to a bunch of musicians to write demos.
|
|
NFL needed to be sure that their man went out on top.
|
|
"He went out there and attacked," Nuggets coach Michael Malone said afterward.
|
|
Better payback: Washington went out that night and beat Pittsburgh 7-1.
|
|
They went out at about the target price of $2920 per share.
|
|
But that all went out the window when that pipe was introduced.
|
|
At the end of the night, I went out with a coworker.
|
|
I realized we were poor the first time the power went out.
|
|
Today I went out to brunch with friends and bought some stationery.
|
|
But that all went out the window when Nick popped the question.
|
|
So she went out and hired a guy to check the blood.
|
|
Every time I went out, I noticed some small improvement, however fleeting.
|
|
I went out there to Los Angeles and the vibe was great.
|
|
That is the third such cancellation since power went out last week.
|
|
"When [John] went out, my heart dropped to my tummy," Nguyen said.
|
|
About 10 years ago, my small business almost went out of business.
|
|
Our first line went out there and just dominated that first shift.
|
|
"You know how you went out in to the squares?" he asked.
|
|
You still stuck together, but that wildcat theory went out the window.
|
|
So, I went out and two men were waiting for me outside.
|
|
He went out and, just three blocks away, was stabbed 20 times.
|
|
I usually come in from pumping calmer than when I went out.
|
|
Soon after she landed on Thursday afternoon, she went out with friends.
|
|
A San Francisco service called SpoonRocket went out of business last spring.
|
|
Students went out in trucks every morning to paint the Maine landscape.
|
|
I went out into the crematorium courtyard and cried soundlessly by myself.
|
|
She never went out without being completely properly dressed and made up.
|
|
I didn't approve that video and it went out to the world.
|
|
She went out of her way to warmly welcome Jeanette and me.
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The alert went out over radio, television, phones and public loud speakers.
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I mean that feeling went out into all areas of my life.
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Actively guiding the economy went out of fashion with the Reagan revolution.
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One day, at lunchtime, he went out to buy a roast chicken.
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Gender went out the door as something people wanted to talk about.
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We had simply all went out for lunch with our respective families.
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He died on Father's Day last year, and an obituary went out.
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We went out playing in the street until the lights came on.
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But the week went out and we saw those stories walk back.
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As I went out to my car, I was full of emotions.
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"He went out the way he came in," Kennedy told his circle.
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He went out and hit 30 home runs and drove in 100.
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One week in October, the engine on the mooring barge went out.
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LeVert lost the ball, and it went out of bounds to Detroit.
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We'd always order the same food when we went out to eat.
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"The shoulder went out and in; it was really painful," Baldato said.
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But generally when I went out in public, no one got angry.
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But he also went out of his way to praise Mrs. May.
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Kids went out with a ball and tossed it around, she says.
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The call went out — we won't be the only ones to answer.
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But like many real estate ideas, time-sharing went out of fashion.
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T.W.A. went out of business in 2001, when it filed for bankruptcy.
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The lines went out the door on Mondays and Tuesdays after defeats.
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MARACAIBO, Venezuela — The city was collapsing long before the lights went out.
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"We pretty quickly made a date and then went out," she said.
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I went out the main gate and asked for my nine notebooks.
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Everybody went out and did their job, from the goaltender on out.
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If a player went out there and half-stepped, he was told.
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Sizemore went out in a blaze of glory that seemed … unnecessary, logically?
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"Every time we went out, it was the same thing," he said.
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The lights went out at the Supreme Court during oral arguments Monday.
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The missing couple went out wearing only light hiking clothing, he said.
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Two days later, I went out and bought my first vending machine.
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My siblings and I went out to buy stuff for my birthday.
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In 2010, Meister went out of on his own and founded Corvex.
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The family had Chinese food on Sunday and went out Saturday night.
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Sometimes we went out to a restaurant or hiked in the mountains.
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We talked, went out for ramen, and at some point we kissed.
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He went out to the terrace to smoke and I followed him.
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They came to like each other, and went out together after service.
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A survey went out to all employees; the process is very deliberate.
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A request for designs for the new memorial went out in October.
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The ball went out of bounds off SMU with 26 seconds left.
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But then Rupert Murdoch called, and all that went out the window.
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I went out to celebrate Midsummer when I was writing the script.
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When the carnage was over, I went out and had a steak.
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He went out and met the people, I think he changed then.
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The family had brought board games in case the power went out.
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Pence went out of his way to applaud Ryan's 'Better Way' agenda.
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I went out for drinks with my brother-in-law one night.
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And all because I went out and got the help I needed.
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She never again went out with a boy who agreed with segregation.
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"They went out their way to say they didn't matter," Fajgbenbuam says.
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The warning went out to cell phones, television and radio, he said.
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WASHINGTON — The calls and emails went out a little past 10 p.m.
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So I went out and I said, 'Someone give me a boost!
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Soon after the group moved into the boathouse, the boiler went out.
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"We were so poor we never went out to eat," she said.
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Government meddling in the economy went out of fashion in the 1990s.
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But roughly 24 hours after invitations went out, the meeting was canceled.
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"This isn't what people went out to the streets for," said Jadallah.
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The Milliman report showed that nationally, in 85033, people went out-of-network for mental health and addictions care at 3.6 to 5.8 times the rate that they went out-of-network for primary or specialty medical care.
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Companies went out of business as their owners aged, while other businesses consolidated.
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Trey Gowdy went out of his way to say it should be completed.
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CATHY AREU, PUBLISHER, CATALINA: Well, the money went out, that&aposs the question.
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When they went out to raise, there were a million photo-sharing companies.
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And I remember when Amazon went out and I remember when Netscape launched.
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I went out after a month, when everything was a bit more normal.
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I went out and got a phone that my coworkers ridiculed me for.
|
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She had no unusual symptoms, and they went out with friends that evening.
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She would break out in rashes whenever she went out in the sun.
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"Twenty thousand of these cards went out in the first month," Fernandez said.
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In fact, Oh went out of her way to avoid the gossipy tabloids.
|
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I went out to get the mail one day after he moved in.
|
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"They've lost some distribution where Sports Authority went out of business," he added.
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With their wives, they went out for dinners, even went on vacations together.
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The border crossing was shut down and Falcon's restaurant went out of business.
|
|
Capitol Records didn't go out of business, Billy Squier went out of business.
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I just went out and threw strikes and tried to attack the zone.
|
|
Minutes after Pelosi's statement went out, a group of seven House Democrats — Reps.
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The train inched forward, then stopped several times before the lights went out.
|
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Four hours later, a more detailed message went out over the same network.
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I think it was his request when we went out to get snacks.
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I went out with one of the camera boys; that was quite fun.
|
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"The young authors on Codex went out and spread the word," he says.
|
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Others went out to visit relatives, or to buy groceries, and never returned.
|
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The bullet punctured his right lung, which collapsed, and went out his chest.
|
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I got 4 numbers and 2 dates when I went out in person.
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We woke up and went out and the car was already on fire.
|
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I went out and just put a plastic bag on top of it.
|
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We went out there and the players in the clubhouse took that game.
|
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Then, during the game itself, he went out and sprained his left ankle.
|
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He went out there, tried to move on it and it wasn't right.
|
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But when I went out with them, I didn't feel the same way.
|
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His injury-plagued 2015 season also meant he went out with a whimper.
|
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"They went out to the market and settled on our platform," Lee said.
|
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But Trump went out of his way to go after Bush on Monday.
|
|
We went out looking for him and didn't find him for a while!
|
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And of course, Obama went out with the mother of all mic drops.
|
|
I went out to Silicon Valley several times to interview people, different stories.
|
|
An "officer in need of aid" call went out at 12:56 a.m.
|
|
But I didn't approve that video, and it went out for the world.
|
|
It was maybe the first time I went out to the West Coast.
|
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When they went out to the streets they got shot down like dogs.
|
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When their emergency tank emptied out, Marcel went out to search for water.
|
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And Khloé went out in black leather pants and a black bustier top.
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"I went out at midnight one night and stole this dog," Rich says.
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|
We had independent financing, went out to private equity investors asking for grants.
|
|
I get a text from the guy I went out with on Friday.
|
|
Spicer's tweet went out at 8:42am that day and quickly went viral.
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That's the way they came in and that's the way they went out.
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We went out among the crowds and the scene was almost movie-like.
|
|
They've been supportive of me when I went out to film Stranger Things.
|
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We just went out and got a Christmas tree and put that up.
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Every night, when he went out, I wondered: Will I see him again?
|
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Because my first three girls, they went out, they didn't take to it.
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Martin: When I went out on the runway, the crowd just went wild.
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You didn't just watch a movie; you went out to see a show.
|
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Another one, a guy I actually went out with, would routinely leave comments.
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When we went out, people sort of walked over me to get her.
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They've done messaging, and then they went out and bought another messaging service.
|
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Ken once went out trick or treating with him, taking along a lightsaber.
|
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Verizon said power went out at a data center at 11:37 a.m.
|
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He said a notice went out to investors informing them of the litigation.
|
|
When the civilians went out to greet them, Tariq said, they were executed.
|
|
He went out of his way not to offer details into the investigation.
|
|
" 10000003/10 Explanation: "We met on Tinder and went out a couple times.
|
|
Julia and Tim went out to dinner — Mexican, specially — three times this week.
|
|
I remember mumbling something about my eyeglasses just before the lights went out.
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I wasn't a mom that last time I went out on a tour.
|
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It only touched down after the fortnight because the ground power went out.
|
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She set it down, turned off the tap, and went out to investigate.
|
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They went out to play baseball against a civilian team, and he escaped.
|
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We went out into the hall and I opened the door for her.
|
|
After the power went out, back-up generators at some hospitals failed quickly.
|
|
Then Sebastian went out and grabbed chicken wire, steel wire, and wire cutters.
|
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"I went out to take a walk," he says, and the journey begins.
|
|
He went out and got her the leaves and made her the teas.
|
|
"But then they went out and made an investment in Juul," Gottlieb said.
|
|
Handy Dan later went out of business, according to The New York Times.
|
|
She didn't network at art world events and rarely went out in general.
|
|
"Monty went out there and set the tone," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
|
|
The power went out, and the darkness was rent with flashes of lights.
|
|
When my friends and I went out to the woods and set up
|
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He's a nice guy, but he married Aviva and went out with Sonja.
|
|
We went out just in time to catch the sunset over the Hudson.
|
|
And they superimposed it, and they went out and tried to prove it.
|
|
King went out and won the second semifinal and shook her finger again.
|
|
"We went out to Jordan and we just fixed it," another official said.
|
|
In February 2016, she went out for the first time in women's clothes.
|
|
That became a trend: Every time they went out, the conversation was nonstop.
|
|
Less than an hour before the statement went out around 9:30 p.m.
|
|
Last summer, 403,493 people went out into the desert to build a city.
|
|
While my father was being held, his travel company went out of business.
|
|
Then I got pregnant and gave birth, and equality went out the window.
|
|
Those benches were there, sat there when I went out for a cigarette.
|
|
The Tea Party people hounded me when I went out to cover them!
|
|
She immediately went out and took a picture of the sign nearest her.
|
|
"A whole bunch of us went out to have coffee afterward," Katz said.
|
|
When a call went out for rubber gloves, six thousand pairs were sent.
|
|
We went out drinking the first two nights, and he half ignored her.
|
|
Then I went out to pick a spot to shoot the time lapse.
|
|
"After opening night… I went out and he was standing there," recalled Danna.
|
|
But Mayweather went out of his way to measure exchanges with those men.
|
|
Morrison then went out and added an 0-for-5 with another strikeout.
|
|
We just went out there and made our own energy and had fun.
|
|
I went out there and didn't have my best stuff and just competed.
|
|
I went out that night with nothing and came back with about $240.
|
|
I physically went out and studied apes, as well as gorillas in captivity.
|
|
If we went out there in cutoff shirts, there's nothing special about that.
|
|
He went out to parties with Walker and on double dates with Tolliver.
|
|
The final episode of Kocktails with Khloé certainly went out with a bang.
|
|
Canadian-based game developer United Front Games went out of business last month.
|
|
United Front Games went out of business like a lot of developers: silently.
|
|
I immediately went out there, read the word, and couldn't see the mistake.
|
|
Each time I went out into the street, I had to be alert.
|
|
Yes, I once went out in Manchester and got bottled by a maniac.
|
|
I booked my flight a week before the contest and went out there.
|
|
But the more he ran, the more often he went out without headphones.
|
|
I briefly went out with a guy who came just under my shoulders.
|
|
I didn't really go to school much, and I went out a lot.
|
|
"I went out and got [a fire extinguisher] the same day," he says.
|
|
The Facebook invite went out last week — we were ALL supposed to go!
|
|
That was 15 minutes after a transmission line went out near that location.
|
|
Not long afterward, he went out onto the stage and began to play.
|
|
Former President Barack Obama cut a robocall for Jones that went out Monday.
|
|
Mr. Woolfall tweeted updates during the storm before the power eventually went out.
|
|
"So did I, and I went out and campaigned for it," Biden replied.
|
|
She went out on a limb to do that — no other candidate did.
|
|
If so, he went out with a maddening performance worthy of the Bills.
|
|
An email from the school soon went out telling students they could return.
|
|
Even there, the lights went out island-wide and low-lying districts flooded.
|
|
Flyers went out in July and the project was done in early September.
|
|
The shot got caught up in the fence and went out of bounds.
|
|
"Letters went out to thousands of lawyers, clergymen and politicians," Mr. Boettcher wrote.
|
|
He texted her that evening and they went out a few days later.
|
|
Mr. Binder was so captivated that he went out and bought a buffalo.
|
|
The first tornado warning in central Alabama went out around 1 p.m. Sunday.
|
|
But federal authorities went out of their way not to exonerate Mr. Trump.
|
|
We went out one night and put it on the car's bare rim.
|
|
She went out there, sang some Puccini, and left the nation in shock.
|
|
How does one "suppress" something that went out of practical existence centuries ago?
|
|
He went out there and competed, and that's what he does every day.
|
|
Dress in the same clothing you'd be wearing if you went out socially.
|
|
The first reports of an active shooter went out at 10:39 a.m.
|
|
The first call of an active shooter went out at 10:39 a.m.
|
|
"We went out for dinner maybe four times a year," Ms. Kumar said.
|
|
Talib then went out in the second half when he rolled his ankle.
|
|
One of the bands we went out with had a little inflatable pool.
|
|
I went out and walked around the street but couldn't remember her address.
|
|
It bounced tantalizingly on the rim for a few seconds, and went out.
|
|
Needless to say, traditional standards of theater decorum went out the window. 8.
|
|
I just went out there to make sure the operation was running smooth.
|
|
It was their second gasoline run since the power went out Tuesday night.
|
|
That novel and a follow-up, "Gone Bamboo," quickly went out of print.
|
|
And then we went out the next night and talked for hours again.
|
|
At some point, club cellars went out, and they became family rooms instead.
|
|
Mr Shepard, meanwhile, had "hardly read at all when I went out there".
|
|
"Millions more one-day packages went out this quarter than last," he said.
|
|
But before we could, the lights went out and gunmen stormed the room.
|
|
The ball went out of bounds to Ole Miss with 14 seconds left.
|
|
A short time later some other guards went out to check the wire.
|
|
She just went out there and did what she loved no matter what.
|
|
It went out to the state legislatures and only 28503 states ratified it.
|
|
We still went out there and won ballgames on the road as well.
|
|
Marlow: And then we went out dancing a lot, ourselves, and became friends.
|
|
I feel like she went out intentionally to get a photo of her.
|
|
Soon after the men had pulled themselves in, the raft's lights went out.
|
|
They became good friends, and, according to Ms. Jacobs, often went out dancing.
|
|
A few months after the wedding, Denise and Amy went out for lunch.
|
|
Sweethearts' original producer, New England Confectionary Company, went out of business in 2018.
|
|
When I heard the news, I immediately went out and bought a copy.
|
|
The World Health Organization went out of its way to compliment China Wednesday.
|
|
A: I went out to get a pack of smokes at the corner.
|
|
It went out on Wednesday because of a database error, the USGS said.
|
|
Payless, Gymboree, Charlotte Russe and Shopko all went out of business this year.
|
|
I think this whole playoffs we went out there with an attack mentality.
|
|
Washington (CNN)The week in the impeachment inquiry went out with a bang.
|
|
Iceland-based WOW Air and Denmark's Primera Air recently went out of business.
|
|
"Inclusive Language Tips" went out to more than 100,000 licensed drivers over email.
|
|
The Journal reported that invitations went out to more than a dozen companies.
|
|
"My foot just went out from underneath me," Vaughn, 38, recalls to PEOPLE.
|
|
Sports Authority and Borders eventually went out of business after their own bankruptcies.
|
|
Josephson and her roommates got separated the night they went out, Holbrook said.
|
|
And then President Trump began talking and the plan went out the window.
|
|
He went out into the crowd and then became involved in the campaign.
|
|
It was caught by someone else before it went out, Mr. Yang said.
|
|
Later, he went out roaming with Garry Winogrand, who was frenetic and indefatigable.
|
|
They went out to dinner nearby and then returned to Mr. Ansari's apartment.
|
|
But Ms. Weiland went out of her way to explain it to them.
|
|
Final ballots went out to the 8,000 or so Academy members on Feb.
|
|
Michelle went out the front door, interestingly ... while Kerry slipped out the back.
|
|
We went out and found it, and we didn't care where it was.
|
|
Invitations went out on Tuesday for a campaign fund-raising fashion show on Sept.
|
|
We prepared a presentation, went out, and by god's grace we raised the fund.
|
|
Sometimes we went out with him: A man and five boys doing push-ups.
|
|
Right after the show, I went out to grab a drink with my fiancé.
|
|
In high school, he spent his nights running while his friends went out drinking.
|
|
Pichai's email only went out to full-time employees, a Google contractor told Gizmodo.
|
|
Picture what you wore the past few times you went out — like, out-out.
|
|
The lighting went out moments before she took the podium, but she pressed on.
|
|
But then, they all went out to the blacktop ... and it was game on.
|
|
At least it went out before my husband left so we can suffer together?
|
|
Many hearts in the room and across the nation surely went out to her.
|
|
But I also went out most nights and had fun with my new mates.
|
|
I went out the day after because I still had to buy Christmas presents.
|
|
He went out of his way for everyone, and cared tremendously about his family.
|
|
In Feldman's library system, digital books went out an average of seven times each.
|
|
The internet went out at the office and all seemed fine, until it wasn't.
|
|
Most of Election Day had already passed by the time his tweet went out.
|
|
He said the tweet went out after U.S. forces returned safely from the mission.
|
|
And when the sound wasn't quite right he went out and recorded his own.
|
|
A memorandum went out to all White House personnel in February outlining the rules.
|
|
We actually went out and celebrated as a family with Robbie, my best friend.
|
|
"When we got home I went to bed and Egor went out," she said.
|
|
Then, we went out about town — and I paid for everything, being the MOH.
|
|
And I went out and told [head coach Russ Hellickson] and Jim what happened.
|
|
I needed something red, and I went out and found this coat on sale.
|
|
Other anonymous apps, like Secret and Formspring, went out of business back in 2015.
|
|
Still, Ma Chenglong, 34, volunteered right away when the call went out on WeChat.
|
|
Minh owned a restaurant when Huynh was younger but it went out of business.
|
|
He misfired, and the ball went out of bounds and into the floor seats.
|
|
" "I went out with this girl who was confused by an ice cream cone.
|
|
"We wanted what we didn't have, so we went out and hustled," he said.
|
|
And it was [when]he went out, and our catchers always did, introduce themselves.
|
|
Then I check in with S., who went out with his friends last night.
|
|
Last night we went out to dinner and I was like, 'It was fine.
|
|
"When the power first went out in March, my Dana was scared," she says.
|
|
She got herself a new "street practical" costume and went out looking for normal.
|
|
You know, we all went out there last Monday and were vulnerable, including Ryan.
|
|
He went out sledding with a girl he liked; they had a good time.
|
|
The Hawaii alert went out over the statewide alert system and on TV networks.
|
|
As the hurricane moved north, lights went out in another 953m homes in Georgia.
|
|
"Thank God they went out and investigated that, and immediately called 911," Freeman said.
|
|
On that score, Clinton went out of her way to appear unruffled and calm.
|
|
Teammates went out of their way to praise his leadership and his attitude, unbidden.
|
|
So we went out and landed one of the most entrepreneurial and accomplished ones.
|
|
Statewide, there have been about 5,33 withdrawals since the letter went out, McReynolds said.
|
|
When Toys R Us went out of business before you had a kid. pic.twitter.
|
|
Lights went out, smoke everywhere, sounds of multiple explosions, everyone dropped to the floor.
|
|
"When I was little, everyone went out for truffles," an indigenous octogenarian told me.
|
|
Everyone went out to the courtyard, there was a meeting among all the leaders.
|
|
After that, we all went out and loads of people came back to mine.
|
|
When he went out of fashion in France, he touted his wares in America.
|
|
It was very disloyal, but it went out -- it was gone within three weeks.
|
|
Less than a day after my second infusion, I went out with friends. WHAT.
|
|
He says he "just went out and snatched mentors" wherever he could find them.
|
|
I felt if I went out there thinking about that I was already defeated.
|
|
Must've been watching the kids while Tony and Vanessa went out for Valentine's Day.
|
|
The Burroughs documentary went out of distribution and the Wilson film was considered lost.
|
|
This happened in episode 2 of Season 3, and went out in March 2010.
|
|
We went out for about three months and met on a train to Birmingham.
|
|
Her husband went out one night to do movement work and never came home.
|
|
Instagram went out of their way for you, and you have shown no gratitude.
|
|
I was really proud of the effort that he went out there and gave.
|
|
A few days later, Tatum went out drinking with other dancers from the movie.
|
|
We went out and proved that there are actually four distinct types of entrepreneurs.
|
|
I went out to warm up before everybody came out and took a jog.
|
|
The Breast Cancer Society and The Children's Cancer Fund immediately went out of business.
|
|
Rivera's ten year, 20-fight winning streak went out the window with one kick.
|
|
" Air Traffic Control: "I'm sorry, you said there's a hole and somebody went out?
|
|
As soon as he went out of the game, things went south for us.
|
|
Every time I went out the house, I had to have my guard up.
|
|
The next day, the industrial workers in Bucharest went out on a general strike.
|
|
Tech reporter Mike Isaac tweeted the news went out to staffers in an email.
|
|
"She said, 'We do the hard stuff,' and she went out there," Newbold says.
|
|
One player went out in search of Pokémon and found a dead body instead.
|
|
So when my parents went out I looked for the key and read them.
|
|
I had tens of matches, but I went out with a girl only once.
|
|
The Mushroom Jazz tape became popular with people before they went out, or after.
|
|
We went out to breakfast one day, lunch another and dinner sometime after that.
|
|
It was 38 minutes, however, before a second alert correcting the first went out.
|
|
Garbers went out of the lineup again Saturday, however, and Cal's offense never recovered.
|
|
BuzzFeed News first reported that the robocall went out to voters on Monday night.
|
|
"That's what we said before we went out," Philadelphia left winger Michael Raffl said.
|
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" Adding that afterwards, "I went out with 20 of my closest family and friends.
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They made decisions together, went on protest marches together, went out drinking and dancing.
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Those gospel gates got locked behind me when I went out into the nightclubs.
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Takamatsu went out with Takahashi's regular dive customers — the ones who dove for fun.
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The second S.O.S. signal went out to the billionaire Koch brothers, Charles and David.
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British airline and travel company Thomas Cook went out of business in late September.
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Some tumors regressed, but sometimes the bacteria caused infections that went out of control.
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December 11 and she went out with people from the group to a club.
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He went out with multiple women, some of them 20 or more years older.
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When he went out on his own, the nuances of business casual mystified him.
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Passengers at the airport were left in the dark when the lights went out.
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About 112 million people went out to shop on Small Business Saturday last year.
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We went out to prove it, and 15 years later, we think we have.
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Its strength grew as competitors Kiddie City and Child World went out of business.
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People noticed Kaepernick because he went out and did something bold on his own.
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"I have to say, my heart really went out to him," he said, laughing.
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"There were times he went out of his way to shun me," he admitted.
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After they were done, they all went out drinking to celebrate being back together.
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In fact, he went out for a jog after he was released from jail.
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"That's a major reach, because this list went out in September 2015," he said.
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But when the word went out that there was no tsunami, residents returned home.
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When AD was canceled in 2006, it went out on a super high note.
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Smith even went out of his way to say this not once, but twice.
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He also went out on patrol with Italian naval vessels, searching for refugee boats.
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At some point over this wild card weekend, that argument went out the window.
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I was probably one of the few photographers who went out the first night.
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Whoever was running Morgan's fake account went out of their way to appear real.
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Trump recently went out to campaign for Heller, drawing a crowd of about 20103,000.
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Ozuna's homer was his 2348th of the year, and it went out to left.
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They went out into the yard, where there was a set of rusty swings.
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The company, Extradition Transport of America, was fined $80,21990 and went out of business.
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According to local news station KTVU, the power went out around 240:232 p.m.
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Lemberger said nothing but the irony went out of his gaze leaving only mischief.
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Some evenings, they went out to dinner or had drinks at the White House.
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"They all dressed alike when they went out," Betty Turpin, David's mother, told CNN.
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The eventual patch went out on February 7 as part of the iOS 12.1.
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So the couple, last summer, went out to find a place of their own.
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Don't bring two halves of a couple who once went out and now don't.
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He went out in a hail of bullets to try and save his son.
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Between scenes, they dried, and he went out again and again, finishing the week.
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And during that period of time, we mindfully went out to diversify our business.
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That bit of awkwardness aside, the two went out and hit it off immediately.
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But they went out there and talked a little bit more publicly about it.
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He went out of his way to drink Diet Pepsi when I was there.
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We rarely went out, didn't buy any extras, and lived way below our means.
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Just last week, the power went out again in large swaths of San Juan.
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The power went out, and it would remain so for more than a week.
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One night, the two went out to dinner at Locanda, a Roman-style trattoria.
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But when Roberts went out to pull his ace after 85 pitches, fans booed.
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He ate with them, drank with them, went out on the town with them.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump went out of his way to guarantee Mr. Kim's safety.
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But Andre Iguodala blocked it, and the ball went out of bounds off Cleveland.
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Calls went out to a former city finance commissioner and a veteran Albany lobbyist.
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I check my email in bed and see our mortgage payment went out today.
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We went out for wrestling, played four-hand piano and sang in talent shows.
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He went out one way just before you came in from the other side.
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As they walked, Andy and Andrei went out in front of the other two.
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I went out to ask for equality, and in exchange, they mutilated my eye.
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That notice went out Thursday night after EPA completed its piece of the work.
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One night, a month after they started having lunch, they went out to dinner.
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We had the most catastrophic fire that just went out a few weeks ago.
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I always thought if I went out there, I'd be perfectly calm, no problem.
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"I've always been somebody who went out and got what I wanted," Murillo says.
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After Brooks went out of business, I filed a borrower defense to repayment application.
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It went out of business as the amount of fish in the sea dwindled.
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It went out of business as the amount of fish in the sea dwindled.
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Then they kind of dissipated and went out the same way they came in.
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After a while, I went out and saw a plane has crashed over there.
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"I felt like all the air went out of the balloon," he told me.
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For instance, my wife and I went out to a sushi dinner last weekend.
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In subsequent interviews, Giuliani went out of his way to clean up his mistake.
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On an average day, $959 billion of securities went out, when dealers delivered securities.
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The automated voice mail went out to every public school parent in San Francisco.
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B. went out for beers and more football while I was at the meeting.
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He went out drinking with his friends instead (trailed by the FBI's surveillance team).
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Teddy Roosevelt went out of his way not to affront his interlocutors in public.
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"That's why we went out there, to save anybody," volunteer Cade Till told KTRK.
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They went out for drinks, began to text frequently and started dating long distance.
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They went out to dinner one night, while Ms. Weeks had a sinus infection.
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Josephson and her roommates had gotten separated the night they went out, Holbrook said.
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The Guardian reported around 800 copies went out early, and only to US customers.
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After the warning letters went out, the number of households that hadn't filed dropped.
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Nearly 13,000 farms went out of business in 2018, NBC reports, citing the USDA.
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"The category I went out on for Final Jeopardy was 'Play Characters,'" he said.
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But rather than wither away, the momentary cultural phenemenon went out with a bang.
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The last time I went out was over two weeks ago, on a Saturday.
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On July 18, Mollie Tibbetts went out for a run and didn't come back.
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"I went out and played every match for my dad" in 2009, Tatjana said.
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But the company quickly went out of business after customers gave it bad reviews.
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"That letter went out in error," Mr. Folk, the bank spokesman, said on Friday.
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If I ever went out by myself, locals would ask where my husband was.
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My wife and I have a sub-zero refrigerator and the compressor went out.
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She stopped posting new selfie photos and videos ... and rarely went out in public.
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It's unclear whether McClendon had been informed of the letter's content before it went out.
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At the time the alert went out, President Trump was reportedly on the golf course.
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And they all did it six to twelve, or 18, months before they went out.
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I wouldn't be thrilled with myself if I went out and spent my entire paycheck.
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Ally was all the things I was not when I went out into the world.
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While Coca-Cola became a worldwide popular drink, Kola-coca eventually went out of production.
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So I went out there, and my long snapper and holder did a great job.
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He went out to do something fun and adventurous … and it ended just like that.
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People went out and bought out a $180 dollar device just to play Pokemon games.
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Their first email went out to some 248,000 people a few weeks after Katrina hit.
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After that second inning I got my mindset right and went out there and attacked.
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As the farmer was showing him around the property, they went out to a shed.
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Noisey: You went to LA, then came back, and then you went out there again.
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"We went out and have been inseparable from that first night," Dorit told Wedding Style.
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Spellman went out to the parking lot to confront the group about the shark theft.
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We regret to inform you that our beloved Pikachu went out and got impulse bangs.
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The time she wore a top hat so we went out and bought top hats.
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The Teigen-Legend family went out for sushi Sunday night, and of course, cuteness ensued.
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He then suffered the same issues when he went out again and stopped on track.
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Many builders went out of business during the crash, but Trump read the market perfectly.
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She sat on her dad's shoulders the first time she went out on the ocean.
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Skarsgard and the model reportedly went out together in Montauk, New York, this past weekend.
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Then they got to Fayetteville and the power went out for at least a day.
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"When he went out Friday nights, I was usually with him," Dudley said of Kavanaugh.
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The Ted Cruz line—one of the most compelling—went out of business on Tuesday.
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Roughly two hours after the call went out, the movement had yet to take off.
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My friends called it 'Bomb Day' and laughed and went out to get lunch together.
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Biden spent more than $17.6 million, meaning $2 million more went out than came in.
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She said their people went out in the woods and found them the next day.
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So even if one miner went out of action for example, transactions would still work.
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Ireland made their mark of Euro 2016, and went out in the best way possible.
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All of the pressure went out of the room and all of our ears popped.
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After that, an update went out to the client that further secured against the exploit.
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A competitive Japan side went out in the last 16 after a controversial penalty decision.
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He went out with police and discovered her body 15 feet from the jogging trail.
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It's the reason why (Michael) Jordan went out and got guys who could protect him.
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I'd driven the last generation of the GT2000, which went out of production in 2500.
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This morning, I was reading about a singer whose voice, at some point, went out.
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A source says Facebook understood what was being shared by Definers before it went out.
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We are currently trying to find out how a message went out as a warning.
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I went out to try to invite every one of my Republican colleagues to dinner.
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He went out of his way to talk to them, to make them feel special.
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After the flight, he went out for a night on the town with his daughter.
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The ball came out of the basket and went out of bounds off the Rockets.
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I went out to Nauen, a small dismal town near Berlin where unemployment is high.
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So are my thank-you notes for my baby shower, which also just went out.
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Hurricane watches and warnings went out to 5.4 million people, according to the Associated Press.
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Others went out of their way to ensure they would be able to take part.
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There are a whole bunch of reasons why Uber went out the way it did.
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But when I went out with others, there was always a danger of overdoing it.
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The image went out to social media shortly after a deadly school shooting in Florida.
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The governor went out of her way to introduce herself to Goldstein in the tunnel.
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They hiked in Runyon Canyon with rescue puppies and went out for a steak dinner.
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Peach, MySpace, and even Twitter's Vine went out this way; R.I.P., all you fallen soldiers.
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Despite the shortage, Harry went out the morning of the wedding and picked Meghan's bouquet.
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I dried my hair, applied some makeup and went out into the world feeling beautiful.
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When a WP:Firearms member spotted the effort, an alarm went out to the larger group.
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Naina Kataria's poem was inspired when she went out for a movie with a guy.
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Everyone thought the floodgates would open after Facebook went out and that didn't really happen.
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Dawson went out into the New York night with a drill and murdered a hobo.
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"I went out and watched my buddy Russell Henley for a bit," Bryan, 27, said.
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It wasn't like he asked me out and I said yes; we mutually went out.
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He heard nothing except the toddlers who'd been crying ever since the lights went out.
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From Colorado to California, it feels like the blazes from last year never went out.
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They both went out around the same time — Rupert was 8th, while Christian is 7th.
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Hurricane watches and warnings went out to 5.4 million people, according to the Associated Press.
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"He really went out on a limb for me in so many ways," says Rippon.
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"Rahaf went out to eat with friends, a decision she made herself," Abeer tells PEOPLE.
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He said that they went out into the woods and a dang gunfight broke out.
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"We went out of there and said: God, what do we do now?" recounts Temm.
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TRUMP: In Texas, it came in and did devastation and went out into the coast.
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"A breaker must have blown, because the power went out in my room," he recalled.
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Then, one night, I went out and took ecstasy, and it just completely relaxed me.
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As soon as the tweet went out, the media (social and otherwise) shifted into overdrive.
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Winehouse rang from St. Lucia when the paper went out—she didn't have to call.
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Apple's WWDC keynote invites just went out, with only a couple of weeks to spare.
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"The power went out during the shoot," RuPaul says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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WE WENT OUT AND WE RECRUITED ONE OF THE BEST E-COMMERCE EXECUTIVES IN RETAIL.
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McIlroy's opening tee shot went out of bounds, breaking a spectator's phone in the process.
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They went out and found funny people and cast them regardless of their skin color.
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People I know, who I probably done went out with before, those type of people.
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Leslie Jones went out of her way to be open, warm, friendly, funny all week.
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This was the last show of the tour, and Thug went out with a bang.
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Lawyers said their colleagues in other cities around the country also went out on strike.
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For fund flows, April came in like a lion, and went out... like a lion.
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When she went out to check, she saw a guy running out her front door.
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A few months ago, I went out with friends and was misgendered throughout the night.
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"She truly went out richer than any monetary value could ever amount to," he continued.
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"We went out with a bang," Biles told reporters after the episode, according to People.
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Vice President Pence also recorded a robocall that went out Tuesday in support of Gianforte.
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It's like entering an parallel reality where Egyptian feline worship never went out of style.
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Unfortunately, my mom found it hours later when she went out to sweep the doorstep.
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We were sat on the same table and went out for a drink after that.
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One time my dad went out in the back, and there were all these wallabies.
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For example, I recently went out with this basic nice guy for the second time.
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Some residents went out to find Irma had stolen the water away from the beach.
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Word went out and life-saving supplies were brought up to Miguel from San Juan.
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Mascon pleaded guilty in state court to a related felony and went out of business.
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"I went out on the street, and ran into a friend," Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins continued.
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In those days, all the men carried a spear; they never went out without one.
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So in the middle of the night, the calls went out to family and friends.
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I tried to hire him in 2004 before he went out on his own. Failed.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Kim and Mr. Garcia seized the moment and went out on their own.
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The Washington Examiner said it was hacked in a tweet that went out Monday morning.
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The next night, they went out to dinner, "and it was on," Ms. Albinson said.
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The message went out to the French Resistance in Paris that the Allies were advancing.
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BRASÍLIA — The first time the lights went out in her presidential palace, Dilma Rousseff grimaced.
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When the hunters went out on the ice, lounging seals didn't even notice their presence.
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The last time they stayed there, Sando said, the electricity went out inexplicably one night.
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NOTES: Steelers LB Arthur Moats went out in the first quarter with a pectoral injury.
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Like I said, we went out there and did our part on the offensive side.
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Other people in the hospital heard those shots, and more calls went out to 911.
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"When I reached for the handle, the boys went out the windows," she told NBC.
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TransCare, an ambulance company owned by a private equity firm, recently went out of business.
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The severe thunderstorm warning went out to the Branson area shortly after 6:30 p.m.
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The bus she was riding in went out of control, flipped several times and crashed.
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Saturday was full of leftovers before I went out for a drink in the evening.
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So they went out of their way not to do things that required his agreement.
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The very next day I went out and bought a guitar, and that was that.
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So I decided to go out, to accept my deportation and I went out deported.
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All day, disciples came to pay homage to her, and every night she went out.
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De Quincey inherited a fortune and went out of his way, methodically, to waste it.
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They suspected his transmission went out and he had no other choice but to backup.
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He slept through the whole thing—Claudia I went out for a colleague's leaving do.
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The robocall went out to Georgia voters, but it is unclear how many received it.
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She won because she went out, she worked, she did it for a long time.
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When they went to take a group photo, the lights went out, ruining the shot.
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The night I tried the pill, I went out to celebrate my friend Hannah's birthday.
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After a long time in vogue, heels finally went out of fashion during the Enlightenment.
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I went out that night with some friends, but was determined to not spend money.
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The three of them went out for some BP in the middle of the street.
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I was over in New York in 1981, and we went out for a drink.
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The man went out golfing with former Manchester United player and (interim) coach Ryan Giggs.
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As he was fighting the charge, Jackie went out on tour with his bondsman's blessing.
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Invitations went out to her classmates at school and to other friends in the area.
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But historical accounts suggest that Sammie went out of her way to court illicit attention.
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I didn't feel homesick per say, but my heart went out to the people there.
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After that second inning, I got my mindset right and went out there and attacked.
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"I just went out there and went for it," she told reporters after the match.
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In March, Venezuela's electrical grid crashed, and the lights went out all over the country.
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"They went out in the morning and they could hear whimpering," said veterinarian Rebekah Day.
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Even before the report, urgent new orders went out in early September for Navy warships.
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He went out in a blistering tempo, covering the first 10 kilometers in 22:205.
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The power went out, and the family was not allowed to visit for three days.
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Meanwhile I missed Sammie so much that I went out and adopted a rescue dog.
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The horse went out for the race all right and he came back all right.
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In fact, they went out of their way to say that they're not a union.
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The only problem is that they knew it was Fake News before it went out.
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The Swedish carmaker Saab languished under General Motors' ownership and eventually went out of business.
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The power went out, but only half of the power, so my guitar still worked.
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Lines sometimes went out the door and parties of 10 to 15 packed my tables.
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They went out for dinner in the weeks after, walked around Piedmont Park in Atlanta.
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But when it came to picking up the tab, hands went out to other attendees.
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And when I came back to the States, that went out of vogue pretty quickly.
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He and Mr. Baker went out for oysters on the half shell two weeks ago.
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That was the working theory I had as I went out to report this story.
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Her daughter, who was home-schooled, bound at home and every time she went out.
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"It's not like we went out and recruited some random gun manufacturer," Mr. Behrens said.
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In evening, I went out and there were 10 or 15 bodies on the street.
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Light seeped from the day when we went out to catch the pulse of Paris.
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