He suggests Trump bone up on a few other facts.
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So bone up on the rules of the road before pressing that button.
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Bone up on your kitty knowledge with the video from MinuteEarth below:[MinuteEarth]
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But the wilderness groups say Trump needs to bone up on the Antiquities Act.
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On a positive note -- Pee Wee's cellmates can all bone up on their "Cat Daddy."
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With Jackie earning some serious Oscars buzz, you'll want to bone up on your First Lady trivia.
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The NFL hosted "boot camps" for Chinese commentators to bone up on touchdowns, fumbles and other football jargon.
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Arthur: Two things: Bone up on innovative policy based in real free enterprise principles, and stop kicking down.
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He didn&apost mean he wasn&apost going to bone up on North Korea, South Korea, and U.S. history.
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"I will have to obviously bone up on all the rules and all of those things," Ryan told reporters.
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The NFL has hosted "boot camps" for Chinese commentators to bone up on touchdowns, fumbles and other football jargon.
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These apps all have the ability to teach you new skills, or help you bone up on existing ones.
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And he might bone up on what countries actually make up the Gulf, the Middle East and North Africa.
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But that doesn't mean you'll need to bone up on years of back story to dial into the new series.
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Still, Ashlee thinks she's tone-deaf, and needs to bone up on several issues if she wants to rep the community.
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The juxtaposition highlighted once more that Trump hasn't bothered to bone-up on the complex and knotty issues he'd confront as president.
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The Weeknd and Bella Hadid might wanna bone up on a few key phrases now that they're back together in the south of France.
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Be smart: Bone up on phishing attacks (a common and effective cyber-scam used to gain access to sensitive data through harmless click-here emails).
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"Tillerson had better bone up on nuclear power strategies if he wants to force a big nuclear power to withdraw from its own territories," it said.
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As she continued to chase her goal, her father, Kevin Boettcher, bought her books on topics that she needed to bone up on, such as sports.
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He uses the days between the games that he's announcing to bone up on the teams that will come under his gaze, even interviewing their members.
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Pet First Aid American Red Cross (iTunes and Google Play) Just like you'd bone up on First Aid techniques for yourself or friends, your pets are different.
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"Tillerson had better bone up on nuclear power strategies if he wants to force a big nuclear power to withdraw from its own territories," the paper said.
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You have to figure out what storyline you want to do, and what you need to bone up on in order to tell that storyline really well.
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Which means he still has some time to bone up on issues to the point where he is more conversant than he demonstrated in the WaPo interview.
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You could bone up on telepathic dreams and the quantum hologram, which has something to do with parapsychological phenomena and was way, way over this reporter's head.
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Check out the clip to see which 2 sports Ryan's gotta bone up on -- but really, based on the pics ... there were NO losers on this trip.
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Enrichment programs have long been a part of small ship sailings, which tend to be destination-focused and use time onboard to bone up on geography and culture.
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In 2020, he'll be able to vote for the first time, and so he recently started following some new Instagram pages to bone up on issues facing the country.
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One of the first lessons for any company looking to survive amid an unstable government is to bone up on the country's political landscape and its key dramatis personae.
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"Tillerson had better bone up on nuclear power strategies if he wants to force a big nuclear power to withdraw from its own territories," an unsigned Global Times editorial threatened.
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Two of the most commonly used DevOps tools for aiding automation are Docker and Jenkins, so be sure to bone up on both in preparation for your DevOps job hunt. 3.
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Pitbull suggests people stop running from the scientific facts about COVID-19 ... and use their time in quarantine to bone up on the pandemic, but don't scare yourself out of solutions.
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If you have a rewards account now that you're not sure about, bone up on what's available to you by reading the fine print and/or calling customer service to find out.
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The prevailing style might be called populist highbrow or perhaps raised lowbrow (you might want to bone up on Kylie Minogue songs), except that "Prudencia Hart" sends up and explodes such categories.
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But investors need to bone up on their history before declaring that Lyft (LYFT) and some of the other Silicon Valley unicorns set to go public are a sign of market mania.
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Though there is explicit theory embedded in much of Dodge's work, overall, the work is consistently playful enough to be enjoyed without having to bone up on your Donna Haraway or quantum mechanics.
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This unofficial spinoff of Cards Against Humanity is themed around the Wizarding World, so make sure to bone up on your magical creatures and wizard history before challenging your friends to a round.
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Rao Xianjun is another of this new breed, who typically have trading apps on their phones and bone up on opportunities through investor communities on media platforms such as QQ, WeChat and Weibo.
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A shotgun marriage to his church sweetheart ended in annulment, and at 21 he packed up and moved to LA to bone up on his drumming at the for-profit Musicians Institute in Hollywood.
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So until that one-size-fits-all cover-up is developed, most of us need to bone up on our skills and broaden our arsenal to ensure we're using the right formula for the job.
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He may need to bone up on his floor enforcement options, as some Democratic leaders, newly emboldened by what they consider the success of the sit-in, see the aggressive approach as a new tactical model.
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But if you're just looking to test your knowledge and bone up on Covid-19 facts, you can now do so with a trivia game in your Snapchat app —and the help of an animated coronavirus molecule.
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Biggie's ex wife, Faith Evans, is defending Rich Homie Quan after what some are calling a career-murdering flub during the VH1 "Hip Hop Honors," but she also says he needs to bone up on hip-hop history.
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Bone up on your knowledge of 'interaction styles' Finally, at Work It Daily, one way we teach job seekers to improve their interviewing and small talk skills is to better understand the Interaction Styles of themselves, and the people they interview with.
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Trump should spend less time campaigning in places where he isn't even on the ballot (South Carolina) and bone up on some briefing books, start listening to some experts, including those who challenge his preconceptions, and start acting like the president of all Americans.
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Other campaigns have been more ideological: the "Eight Musts" of 2012 stressed the importance of the party's monopoly of power as well as of "reform and opening"; a campaign was launched in February requiring officials to bone up on Mao's essay, "Working Methods of Party Committees", and "improve their consciousness of democratic centralism".
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Now, in the cold and quiet of late December, is the time to do homework, to bone up on impeachment's legal intricacies and precedents so as to face the months ahead with a mutual resolve to be, if not gracious — gracious was never the point of the House of Representatives — then prepared.
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"Olympic Hopefuls bone up on Breathing", Colorado Springs Gazette- Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Colorado, September 15th, 1968, page 39 He worked with adults as well as children and the results he achieved helped to raise awareness of the breathing mechanism and how to overcome respiratory faults. Stough founded the Carl Stough Institute of Breathing Coordination with his wife, Reece Stough in 1965.National Directory of Nonprofit Organizations, Volume 1-2, Taft Group 1995, page 348Research Centers Directory, Volume 1, Gale Research Co., 1990, page 269 The Institute closed after Stough's death in October 2000.
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The MIA space was designed by gh3 inc. and has won two design awards: the Ontario Association of Architects Design Excellence Award, and the Canada Interiors’ Best of Canada Design Competition Award.Ontario Association of Architects Announces Awards, DDI Magazine, April 18, 2008. “The interior of the museum was designed to remove visitors from the commercial clutter of the adjacent downtown shopping arcade and transport them to a more rarefied environment for viewing art — a neutral white shell evoking the iconic landscape forms of the arctic ice.”Craig Moy, Bone Up On Inuit Art , Where Toronto, April 2008.
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