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• Real physics means going out and doing experiments and testing theories.
• He shot 31 going out and was 5 under through 14.
• They are supposed to be going out and enforcing the law.
• And he would really be excited about going out into space.
• It can also be a prelude to going out of business.
• He had been going out with his fiancee for nine years.
• The biggest thing will be going out there and playing together.
• She looked like she was going out to wash the car.
• Bailouts from the federal fund then kept unemployment checks going out.
• But the trouble of not going out of town is greater.
• Are they going out or into the collapse at particular stages?
• But I know Mike is going out there for a knockout.
• Most likely I will end up going out with the French.
• We will not be going out and just bringing up bodies,
• It was just a matter of going out and doing it.
• It was really hard going out to where the plane crashed,
• They are going out of their way to make things difficult,
• I was really tired of going out early in the Slams.
• I was just thinking about going out and buying a gun.
• Opposing manager Dallas Green going out to calm down a pitcher?