"Everyone will be over it by noon," Triplett tells PEOPLE.
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She even tweeted that she might even be over it!
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You can't go to one session and be over it.
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"Everyone will be over it by noon," Triplett told the outlet.
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There's gonna be a day when no one cares, and they'll be over it.
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I mean, it's kind of similar to a breakup—wanting to be over it, but you're not.
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"People want to put a timetable on grieving, for you to be 'over it,' " the mother said.
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And this year will be over -- it will be hundreds of billions of dollars over the coming years.
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The advice people gave her, like telling her she should be "over it by now," was also unhelpful.
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I was tired of feeling left out, and decided that I was going to just be over it all.
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Sure, Brad Pitt and Aniston divorced over a decade ago and we should all be over it by now.
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I think he was mad at me for awhile, but 11-years-later, I would hope he'd be over it.
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Bowman: Going back to the song, I like how it's building but I think I might be over it already.
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While New Girl may be over, it turns out we've been watching Schmidt (Max Greenfield) and Cece's (Hannah Simone) love story play out IRL.
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Anyway, in three years, you'll be over it and they'll be escaping the mundanity of their graphic design job by taking hits of ketamine.
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I hope he is telling him about the DeRozan trade and how his friend Katie is still not, maybe won't ever be, over it.
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Had he prayed at Temple Mount his political career would likely be over — it may be over anyway — but he could have been a contender.
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While Nairn's days on the hit HBO show may be over, it turns out his music career has actually been booming since his character's heroic demise.
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How will I shoulder the guilt of what my chemically embalmed body will do to the environment (or will I be over it because I'll be dead)?
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Others, such as Hardwell and Marshmello, posted photos and videos of themselves in buses with the phrase as their caption; while others are... well, they just seem to already be over it.
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And if you wanted to, you could attribute that slump to Trump's comments — note the droop at 12:15 eastern, following the press conference: But now investors seem to be over it, and Time Warner shares are up slightly for the day.
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"Though investors believe that 80 percent of the work on the Brexit deal framework may be over, it is the last 20 percent that is the most difficult," said Thomas Flury, head of currency strategy at UBS Global Wealth Management's Chief Investment Office in Zurich.
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Then I knew why: I'd never allowed myself to think of her here because I kept stuffing that grief down, thinking it was a failing to be missing her for 25 years, to not be over it yet, to sometimes feel sideswiped by that pain.
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A strong run of data is offers some hope a mid-year lull after a flurry of activity at the start of the year may be over, It is unlikely, however, to dent expectations the European Central Bank will announce an extension to its stimulus program next month.
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In a statement released this evening, Apple reminds us all that while this case might be over, it was in the right all along:From the beginning, we objected to the FBI's demand that Apple build a backdoor into the iPhone because we believed it was wrong and would set a dangerous precedent.
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The campo troupial is endemic to northeastern Brazil, where its area of occurrence is estimated to be over . It typically inhabits dry scrubland and deciduous woodland, at elevations up to or more. The ranges of the Venezuelan troupial, the campo troupial and the orange- backed troupial do not overlap.
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It was compared to Michael Jackson. The album's second single, "Let's Not Be Alone Tonight", is a "bubblegum" power pop song which features a "techno synth". "Repeating Days", a "slowed down" track, blends sad lyrics with melancholy guitar tones, gently pulsing beats and raw vocals. When the song seems to be over, it unfolds into a stripped-back acoustic pastiche in its final minute.
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During the reconciliation rally of 1997, the two women made speeches together. But later their friendship broke up, with Eckford reflecting, "[Hazel] wanted me to be cured and be over it and for this not to go on anymore. She wanted me to be less uncomfortable so that she wouldn't feel responsible." In 1999, President Bill Clinton presented the nation's highest civilian award, the Congressional Gold Medal, to the members of the Little Rock Nine.
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Elliot made jokes about her leaving him, but Ted informed her that Keith was still hurt and pretended to be over it only when she was around. Elliot finally realized his feelings in "My Jerks" and sincerely apologized for hurting him. Keith responded by saying he had really needed to hear that. He appeared again in "My Finale" in J.D.'s final daydream of all the people he had met at Sacred Heart.
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Penguin Books. 2006. p. 488 Furthermore, because of the international isolation of the Republic and the lack of food (according to Beevor, in Barcelona the ration per day was down to 100 grams of lentils) the morale of the government troops and civil population in the Republican zone was very low. The people only wished the end of the war: "...just let it be over, it doesn’t matter how it ends, but let it end now."Graham, Helen.
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When the Fabre family move into their dream house with wonderful neighbors, everything seems perfect except for one thing – the youngest child Ludovic wishes to live as a girl; while she is biologically male, she feels that she is a girl and wants to live as female. The rest of the family humour her as best they can, rationalizing that Ludovic is only trying to find her identity and will soon be over it. Trouble begins when Ludovic befriends Jérôme, the son of his father's boss (whose family lives across from the Fabres), and expresses a desire to marry him. When visiting Jérôme's house, Ludovic enters his sister's room and puts on one of her dresses, not realizing that the sister is deceased and the room was merely kept in memory of her.
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