I'm thinking, 'Are we ever gonna get around to writing?
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Did Trump finally get around to watching CNN's Reliable Sources?
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Something I should really get around to cataloging and organizing.
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I didn't get around to writing any songs about them.
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But alas, we didn't get around to any of that.
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I didn't get around to it: Yes, we're all busy.
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So when did you finally get around to dropping in?
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He never does get around to finishing his father's lawn.
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We finally get around to talking about salary and options.
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"We'll get around to the discussion of witnesses," said McConnell.
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Will Donald Trump's deportation police eventually get around to them?
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And did he ever get around to paying that bridge toll?
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But we'll see if I get around to setting it up.
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People never get around to saying how much they appreciate someone.
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The main reason we finally get around to changing our bulbs?
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"He eventually was going to get around to it," he said.
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We've convinced ourselves we'll get around to selling them one day.
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"He always said, 'I'll get around to it,'" Ms. Kron said.
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Republican lawmakers say they will eventually get around to reauthorizing CHIP.
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I didn't get around to asking Searle about the Reality Club.
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Now I just need to get around to hammering some nails.
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It took some time for Mr Francisco to get around to answering.
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Whenever they get around to actually engineering and building the thing, anyway.
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How much cash do they need before they get around to that?
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You might want to, but you just don't get around to it.
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You'll be locked up until we get around to kicking you out.
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When it does get around to imposing penalties, they are easily circumvented.
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The CDC didn't get around to testing the patient until February 23rd.
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Sainsbury's says it will soon get around to tackling the bigger problem.
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We can't afford to wait until they, someday, get around to it.
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One of these days I'll get around to writing about smaller stories.
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They simply did not get around to formally giving the contributions until September.
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Inevitably, I get around to one of those things — two if I'm lucky.
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I was going to do all those things I never get around to doing.
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And then we might get around to music and sometimes we end up collaborating.
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Luke Combs hasn't had a chance to get around to planning his wedding yet.
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Someone to lead me to games I'll enjoy (and actually get around to playing).
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Kevin Mims considers the importance of owning books we'll never get around to finishing.
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And yet we seem to get around to them only in times of disaster.
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The Repubblica Italiana may get around to it in two or three thousand years.
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I want to frame them one day, but I never get around to it.
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And if I did get around to it, I never reread what I wrote.
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If your hand was up, Bush generally would get around to calling on you.
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"They end up paying for months because they can't get around to it," he said.
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One of these days I'll get around to grocery shopping for all of these ingredients.
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Life intervenes and the Vanderbeekers never get around to making their beloved brownstone Instagram-ready.
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By the time I get around to it, it's probably going to be old news.
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He has to get around to the business of raising the resources that he needs.
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HUD, for instance, did not get around to fully carrying out these provisions until 2015.
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The company will get around to women later, toward the end of 2020, it says.
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Congress would presumably get around to addressing those torts as well — except that it hasn't.
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Trump did "eventually get around to publicly addressing the fears this will cause," Colbert said.
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That&aposs something many of us plan to do, but never quite get around to.
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You write about these things and how many people actually get around to reading the book?
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Please inject more of these responses into my veins: They'll get around to announcing Smash Bros.
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At least the toilet paper won't go bad, and we'll get around to using it eventually!
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Only this week did Apple finally get around to launching AirPlay 2 and Messages in iCloud.
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Blenders are that one appliance that you always think about getting but never get around to.
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When we get around to dumping pantry food that doesn't spark joy, I start to panic.
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But it is incalculably worse when those mutants finally, frankly get around to talking about themselves.
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To get around to all his homes and investments, Bezos owns a $65 million Gulfstream jet.
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Netscape founder Jim Clark wants to secure your mansion before Google can get around to it.
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Maybe next week Mr. Simmons will get around to the pop culture, arts and technology material?
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Most people have dreams that they intend to do "someday," but never get around to them.
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Eventually he does get around to doing something terribly ill-advised, and Very Stupid Rock Star.
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I've got a bunch of ideas percolating away that I'll get around to sooner or later.
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For some reason, I don't often get around to reading books that I receive as gifts.
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Erdogan will probably get around to cutting off Twitter and YouTube as he has done sporadically already.
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I have a couple of serious, non-genre books that I've been meaning to get around to.
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I hope they get around to it at some point, and that other companies do something similar.
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OK, now Trump, who may never get AROUND to Pence, is extolling his own supposed Iraq prescience.
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There's still a chance the recipient could see the message before you get around to deleting it.
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But to tell the truth, I don't care any more whether we ever get around to issues.
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Do get around to it eventually, though, because its design strengths outweigh any seen-it-before familiarity.
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The process has enough vagaries that many people never get around to actually commissioning their projects. Pro.
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He always says he is trying to get around to his books and will bill me soon.
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There are near-infinite possible activities in the world that most people will never get around to.
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Because this is a special forum, Sanders may even get around to mentioning how much he hates NAFTA.
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Did you ever get around to YouTube's Cobra Kai, a surprisingly good series based on The Karate Kid?
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SO WE HAVE MADE IT WORSE AND I THINK HOPEFULLY CONGRESS WILL GET AROUND TO FIXING THAT TOO.
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It took me a full week to get around to cooking all three meals and eating the leftovers.
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You'll probably like it if you get around to buying enough charging pads to make it convenient. But!
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But I'll get around to reading over that policy manual after a few episodes of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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And it builds some protection if you don't get around to updating your coverage for a few years.
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Get around to these titles that have been sitting in your queue before they're gone late next week.
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Young Guv - "So Far From Home" Unfortunately I didn't get around to checking out any music this year.
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It's a flood, although it may be a while before we get around to naming it as such.
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"When they do get around to marrying, they've already lived in a household with two names," Scheuble said.
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I never did get around to Latin, and came to Greek only when I was in my thirties.
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Will he get around to it before Sansa and Arya's face-off escalates into something more permanently destructive?
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Paul Theroux was one of my holes, a prolific writer I had always meant to get around to.
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I can't say I actually avoid subjects but I don't really get around to reading self-help books.
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Nicksolat said the printer malfunctioned shortly after she purchased it, but she didn't ever get around to returning it.
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One of the health features Apple didn't get around to discussing onstage yesterday tracks headphone volume levels over time.
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"The Democrats finally get around to talking about abortion," by Sarah Jones Why a long-ignored debate topic mattered.
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Mr Trump's administration has yet to get around to nominating many of the officials who run the federal government.
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DONALD TRUMP'S administration has yet to get around to nominating many of the officials who run the federal government.
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Either way, once you do get around to holiday shopping, you're likely going to look for the best deals.
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The NHL didn't just revamp its stats, or get around to uploading information that was already available somewhere else.
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I was excited to finally get around to watching The Florida Project last weekend now that it's on Amazon.
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When you get around to that point next spring if things aren&apost going the way that you like.
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Senate Republicans have the votes to reconfirm Pai and confirm a third Republican whenever they get around to it.
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Let's hope that when he and his team finally get around to it, their answers are humane and forthright.
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I did not get around to asking him how he found Biltereyst, who lives and works in Brussels, Belgium.
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There are things I've been meaning to do for months that I just can't seem to get around to.
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It made me want to buy a subscription to the NYT, and I think I'll get around to it.
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That was something that was always on my agenda to focus on, and I didn't get around to that.
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"Sooner or later we will get around to things that will require some level of cooperation," Mr. McConnell said.
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There are so, so many important things in that app that I will never get around to looking at again.
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And if Congress doesn't get around to it, it sounds like FCC chairman Ajit Pai will just do it himself.
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The family came back to the United States, but Rafael didn't get around to becoming an American for 30 years.
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Critics of the junta also currently seem willing to accept the diluted democracy it may eventually get around to offering.
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When I did get around to checking out the Pixel, it's safe to say that it transformed my mobile life.
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However, it can also be an excuse to give them something more practical that they'd never get around to buying.
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B. and I started BlacKkKlansman a while ago, and we finally get around to watching the end of it tonight.
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Sure, that at-home laser might come in handy should we ever get around to zapping our skin on purpose.
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Maybe once it finishes its upcoming collectible card game, Artifact, it will get around to making Left 4 Dead 3.
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It often feels like a disservice to be reading what they're feeling before they actually get around to telling me.
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But think about this: If he keeps going, and he actually becomes president, he might just get around to you.
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Other food can go bad before you get around to eating it, including bread, coffee, nuts, oil, spices, and cereal.
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We need other ways for people to get around to reduce crowding and make major renovations underground more politically palatable.
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The diversity helped me expand my horizons, and get around to trying some new products I&aposd been eyeing anyway.
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Even if you don't get around to putting it into tacos, the steak itself is flavorful enough to stand alone.
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Disney could still get around to redoing this one someday — but we're guessing it's not high on their list of priorities.
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I cried so hard that he didn't get around to actually asking, 'Will you marry me?' until about ten minutes later.
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Looking at study blogs and reading about study tips doesn't necessarily mean you ever get around to logging off and studying.
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Unfortunately, your guess is as good as mine as to when Apple will get around to shipping its rumored Siri appliance.
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There have been requests for Dropbox to add something like this for ages, and it's yet to get around to it.
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It's also a great time to finally get around to one of those shows that you've been meaning to binge-watch.
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I carried some of the [photo] processing equipment with me on tour but I didn't always get around to mounting everything.
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By the time they get around to leaving town, everyone that cared about the team will have begun moving on anyway.
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Second, when foreign agents actually do get around to filing under FARA, many simply don't disclose the information the statute requires.
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Why not give yourself a little annual motivation shot to do the things that you always thought you'd get around to?
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Frankly, I'm an idiot for taking this long to get around to Persona 4—or, more specifically, Persona 4 (The) Golden.
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Yet most countries don't get around to sending him samples of poached ivory for a year or more after a seizure.
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Although millennials could establish their own IRAs, they rarely get around to finding a financial institution and filling out an application.
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Meaning we move on to the next thing, and we get around to the consequences of that, if at all, later.
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If you haven't seen the movie, we suggest you don't read this until you get around to seeing it in theaters.
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Perhaps my ultimate worst case scenario is this: I die regretting all of the things I didn't get around to doing!
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I'd intended to write about this story sooner, but between E3 and a family vacation, I didn't get around to it.
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"Go Fly hopes to inspire a future where we use these personal flying devices to get around, to move around," she said.
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The working group has yet to convene, and Lee is hazy on when it might get around to actually making policy recommendations.
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They keep longer reads safely saved away for when you've got time to get around to them, so your browsing isn't interrupted.
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Not: You are scum and we're going to break you first and then maybe fix you if we get around to it.
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It is an aspect of reality, and the health-care reformers eventually will have to get around to taking reality into consideration.
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I couldn't even get around to worrying about the worst-case scenario, because I was so worried about their best-case scenario.
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Bernstein himself had mulled a Broadway version with a reduced orchestration, but didn't get around to it before his death in 21986.
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It can't allow the core way you get around to be different across Samsung and OnePlus and Huawei and LG and whatever.
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Also, I was going to cook a sweet potato but didn't get around to it and noticed it sprouted small green leaves.
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When they did get around to a public proclamation, they said they wanted 4 months, but when they realized the probation dept.
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Since I didn't get around to the grocery store last night, I didn't bring lunch today, so I order delivery via Caviar.
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And it's one that the four women in Book Club, out May 18, finally get around to doing in their 60s and 70s.
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That being said, if enough people point to the elephant in the room maybe someone will get around to dealing with it eventually.
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Sundance is where the humanistic, poignant, daring films premiere that large studios concerned with superhero franchises might not ever get around to making.
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Also, the Senate calendar is currently full with healthcare and tax reform, and lawmakers may not get around to voting on the rule.
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People aren't coming in and deciding they want to terminate a pregnancy at nine months because they just didn't get around to it.
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Perhaps you were in the market for a rice cooker but didn't get around to actually purchasing one during the last two days.
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I do think about that as something that we should get around to but there are only so many hours in the day.
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But there are people who want to do the right thing and don't get around to it, much like voting or healthy eating.
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But if Congress doesn't get around to these, they'll almost surely pass short-term extensions that let these agencies and programs keep functioning.
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But just as important is that third category of book: those you haven't read all of and may never get around to finishing.
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I thought of going, I just didn't get around to it, and then we heard he had cancer like a few weeks later.
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"I need to get around to a lot of places in Iowa today and tomorrow," she said at the conclusion of one event.
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Buying life insurance was always on my life to-do list, but I didn&apost get around to it until I got pregnant.
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Order a credit report beforehandThis was one of those things that I knew I should have done, but didn&apost get around to.
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WAITITI Humans are so [expletive] stupid and boring and lazy, that given the gift of immortality, you'd never get around to doing anything.
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Libby: I suspect The Americans is partly the victim of Peak TV. Many of my friends plan to get around to it eventually.
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I also didn't get around to Flinthook, Subsurface Circular, or or honestly dozens of other indie games that have ported to the system.
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Say you freeze them at 27 but don't get around to using them until you are 37, that could be another $10,000 in costs.
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I didn't get around to fully disabling or deleting them, as I wanted to see first how I'd respond to a month-long break.
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Interior design is one of those grown-up projects we tell ourselves we'll eventually get around to when we actually own our own homes.
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Instead, he used poorly interpreted data and lazy research to target electric cars as a way to eventually get around to making this point.
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We are in constant communication over Facebook, text, Skype (when we get around to it), and the various text platforms that online games have.
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Or Rory doesn't get around to ending up with anyone until she's finished a decade or so of racking up progressively impressive journalistic accomplishments.
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Only then did the FBI actually get around to asking to surveil the former Trump adviser with a litany of Russian connections, Carter Page.
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While Mac users wait for Apple to finally get around to refreshing its lineup, Windows 10 devices feel like they're finally hitting their stride.
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When I visited him there, a few years later, he said he would eventually get around to confronting that bitter experience, just not yet.
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Over the past decade, apps have revolutionized everything from the way we get around to how we communicate, send payments, and book doctors appointments.
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In other words, she wants to pass Pete's plan first, and then 3 years later get around to that whole Medicare for All thing.
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When I imbue any activity with this much pressure, it's probably going to suck—that is if I even get around to doing it.
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But at least he can keep moving until his 401(k) is fully vested, and he can finally get around to writing that novel.
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But alas tomorrow is another trash-filled day, and we'll probably post here til we get around to putting together the official FNoMTL book.
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But over time, he will probably get around to appointing the three members of his Council of Economic Advisers, as is required by law.
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Over the first six episodes, though, it doesn't yet get around to the first goal, and it manages the second only now and then.
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Until they do, if "The Simpsons" is the only show you get around to bingeing on the streaming service, then you're doing life right.
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TL;DR: Finally get around to learning the guitar like you've always wanted to with the Jamstik 7 Guitar Trainer $152.99, a 15% savings.
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"People subscribe because they want to believe they're an intellectual, but in the day-to-day you never get around to it," she said.
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Until the health reform process is done, in other words, they can't get around to the fiscal year 2018 budget and the cuts therein.
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Also, SBA, and I will get around to answering your question, then, SBA has a program called SBIR which all about innovation with technology.
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It's not clear how long it will take them to get around to it, but it means arguments around net neutrality certainly won't end here.
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"Because there wasn't a lot of guidance from the IRS except for one publication, many people were like, 'I'll get around to it,'" said Green.
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That's how long it took for Bob Dylan to finally get around to addressing the fact that he won the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature.
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An old friend said he'd heard Petey was cleaning swimming pools somewhere, and that he was gay, but I didn't get around to digging deeper.
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"Peak TV" is what we cry when we feel overwhelmed by buzzing shows we just know we'll never get around to trying, let alone finishing.
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But give it a few years – once the various financial authorities get around to reading the Satoshi white paper – and you'll see a sea change.
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It also means, if you've been putting off the update but planned to get around to it eventually, now's about the time to click install.
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Optimists had once thought that Mr Xi, having secured political control, would eventually get around to using his power to attack foot-draggers on reform.
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But there's some evidence close at hand that the link is far from necessary: More on this when I get around to a longer piece.
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But in the length of time it took me to actually get around to writing it—six years—I presumed the design would go away.
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We told our landlord, who claimed she'd get around to it when she could afford it, but four months later, the infestation still wasn't resolved.
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This morning, Elon is trickling out other details he didn't get around to mentioning onstage — like that they're planning to offer a solar charging option.
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It's a chicken-and-egg problem: Candidates spend so much time talking to Anglo voters they get around to Latinos late, so they're less motivated.
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I do want to get around to, I think, a positive aspect of this, which is this independent free agency separates us from everybody else.
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Nor does he have any clue when the White House might finally get around to deciding on his commutation petition, one of over 20,000 still pending.
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Google is adding notifications to the Google Home, letting its assistant keep you posted on the things you need to know and get around to doing.
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If Congress doesn't get around to it, we'll likely see how that plays out — one way or another, these privacy rules aren't staying whole for long.
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And in the era of social media and midnight surprise releases, the speed at which you get around to listening to new music is important too.
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Let's see if people get around to liking this new MacBook Pro as it gets cheaper in the coming years and USB-C devices become widespread.
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He's got the gig with the Obama Foundation locked down; we guess he'll get around to letting us know what's next for him when he's ready.
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People throw away food for all sorts of reasons, maybe because it rots before we get around to eating it, or because it's just plain ugly.
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" McConnell told CNN Thursday that he hasn't had a chance yet to read Flake's book, but said "I will get around to it at some point.
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And then, between the Icing and the smoking of electronic cigarettes known as vaping, they get around to selecting the people who will run our country.
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On the recommended-already list, a number of titles that I've had in mind for a while, but just need to get around to picking up.
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We didn't get around to actually writing music until around 2006, when we wanted to start a band and were trying to think of a name.
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Speaking of the Senate, the chamber might get around to voting on a motion to go to a conference committee on an energy reform package. Sen.
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They have been so busy that they didn't get around to taking a honeymoon until this month, when they spent a week in Singapore and Bali.
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" Nauert also chided NBC's Andrea Mitchell for asking multiple questions, saying "we have a lot of people in the room we need to get around to.
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Android 10, once known as Android Q, is finding its way to Pixel phones, with other handsets getting the update when manufacturers get around to it.
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It's hard to say whether Zuckerberg's visit may lead to lighter consequences for the tech industry, if and when policymakers ultimately get around to taking action.
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I knew I needed to get around to sorting out my finances, but every time I started looking I became overwhelmed with the options and procrastinated.
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But by the time they get around to reading them, there's likely to be more public depositions to sift through, adding to the piles already released.
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We played tracks from Dark Lotus quite a bit, so I didn't get around to downloading Black Origami until recently for a Detroit/Chicago radio show feature.
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Mutiny at HQ Trivia fails to oust CEO I wanted to write a lead column about HQ's sad decline, and perhaps I'll still get around to it.
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And sometimes, you want to get rid of it before you get around to eating it all, or before your kids manage to consume every last bite.
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But if your search is less about quantity and more about filling the days until you get around to doing laundry, the options ahead have you covered.
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Consider a deeper downside probe a bit of deferred maintenance this market should get around to before long, but nothing that would likely represent "the Big One."
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While Congress created the Office of the Attorney General with the Judiciary Act of 1789, they didn't get around to forming the Department of Justice until 1870.
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Yet if you held your breath waiting for a discussion of Sicilian wines to get around to those of Vittoria, you may end up gasping for air.
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One. But hey, maybe Trump will get around to hiring more, when he gets around to raising money, when he gets around to running a real campaign.
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I didn't quite get around to cooking that big vat of Caribbean stew (above) that I'd intended to make yesterday, so the family could eat big tonight.
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The diversity fashion trumpets so loudly now (and that it took so long to get around to) has yet to include much representation from the Arab world.
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If I ever get around to hanging Christmas garland this year, I will try arrange it in a way that mimics the exact arc of their flight.
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Charles Hirschhorn, vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine's roommate while Kaine was in law school, figured eventually reporters were going to get around to asking him about Kaine.
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Previously, I assumed Honey Nut Cheerios was a slightly sweeter Cheerios, but you learn things when you finally get around to reading the back of the box.
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It took a long time for me to get around to doing that, because it was buried in a storage vault with no lights on in there.
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And finally, if any of the corporate overlords currently purging the porn are reading this: Hopefully you can get around to banning the Nazis of Tumblr soon too.
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Ford may get around to building a new Shelby GT500 one of these days, but now you can buy a new one that looks like the old one.
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Maybe TheBackyardScientist will get around to talking about all that in his next video, right after he finishes picking glass shards out of every part of his lawn.
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Find a yoga workout to do in your living room, get around to that vacuuming you've been putting off, or binge-watch that show you keep hearing about.
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Waypoint 101 is our new, semi-regular podcast where Waypoint editors play through an old game, maybe one we've always wanted to get around to, and discuss it.
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So you could either get around to tackling all that work you put off Friday afternoon, or you could watch Charlie the chicken run around in some pants.
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There were a few who enjoyed it (hey, even I sorta liked BvS), and Mashable will get around to its own review of Suicide Squad later this week.
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We get around to talking about his fellow member FaZe Jarvis' lifetime ban from 'Fortnite' after being caught cheating ... and he gives us his thoughts on that too.
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"We're hoping that when we get around to early next year you'll see a swell of voters, working class people, to show up for Bernie Sanders," he added.
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Watching it compelled me to finally get around to "The Week Of," the wedding comedy starring Mr. Sandler and Chris Rock that debuted on Netflix back in April.
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Everyone seemed to be in agreement that she should get back on the horse, but considering her "fuck them all" attitude, would she ever get around to trying?
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And I may end up climbing a ladder to work on something before I get around to the kitchen to have a cup of coffee or some breakfast.
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Thus far, the Senate Budget Committee has failed to pass a budget resolution for 2018, and some members have suggested it won't get around to it this year.
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You just want to download "Narcos" on your iPad before you get on the plane, so you can finally get around to watching Netflix's coke+guns+mustache miniseries.
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For a lot of people, a Ken Burns miniseries is something you know you need to get around to watching, while never actually getting around to watching it.
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Eventually, Mr. Cruz did get around to the caveat: He and Mr. Sanders, whose platform includes myriad tax hikes and tuition-free college, disagree on virtually every policy remedy.
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And, whenever we do get around to it, our method probably involves popping them in the washer (on delicate if we're feeling really attentive), and calling it a day.
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One of the problems with that feature, as Recode pointed out, is that it may take days for a fact-checking website to get around to verifying a story.
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If things keep going at this rate, Google's entire fall launch event may leak out before the company can even get around to announcing a date for it. [Reddit]
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The Switch has been out since March, and eight months is a significant time to wait for big companies to finally get around to releasing apps on the Switch.
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Newton expressed confidence that Trump and Republicans in Congress would get around to tackling Obamacare and touted, in particular, the president's business experience as being good for the economy.
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"I think her post probably inspired people who were already supporting one candidate, but may not get around to voting because they don't think it's that important," Casey said.
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They might, say, follow countless recipe accounts on Instagram where they are soothed by perfectly organized pantries and stacked containers, but never quite get around to meal prepping themselves.
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"What we anticipate will happen is NASA will come to us at BeeHex when they do actually get around to developing a 3D food printer for Mars," French said.
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Here's our wish list of fictional places we'd like to check out in VR as soon as somebody can get around to building them. 221. Narnia. 222. Hogwarts. 223.
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When we get around to talking about what to call an actual levitating skateboard, the mechanisms of pop culture and internet virality will push a name to the top.
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For a lot of you, a Prime membership is probably one of those things that would be really nice to have, but you never get around to signing up.
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No sooner have I tried to start one old game than I remember an abandoned save somewhere else, something I really do need to get around to finishing… someday.
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Will asked for a revision of a chunk of the puzzle, and for some reason, I just didn't get around to it for, oh, a year and a half.
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" Explaining why he had not yet condemned Mr. Toback, Mr. Baldwin said, "Well, I'm going to get around to that in my own way and in my own time.
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I don't have a will at the moment, but when I get around to writing one, which I intend to do, my stuff will be left to my kid.
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"Humans are so [expletive] stupid and boring and lazy that given the gift of immortality, you'd never get around to doing anything," Waititi recently told The New York Times.
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It's so funny to think that while we wanted to win the around-the-world race, everyone else just wanted us to get around to get around without dying.
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"This fiscal 2019 budget is just a suggestion — Congress still has to finish up with the fiscal 2018 budget and then get around to doing this," said Cowen's Schweizer.
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"If they ever get around to proposing the changes they want to make, we will comment on that and almost surely challenge those moves in court, too," Doniger said.
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"There is so much good stuff to watch now that people tell me great things that I never get around to, like Game of Thrones," he writes on Reddit.
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When he did get around to talking about hurricanes, he mentioned Puerto Rico only once, lumping it in with a few other states hit by natural disasters in 2017.
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That gives you a little over a month to get around to downloading — but if yesterday's issues were any indication, you might not want to wait until the last minute.
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But the furniture industry is notoriously old fashioned, forcing buyers to leaf through hundreds of paper catalogues, most of which are outdated by the time you get around to ordering.
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Before a rule change in 1980, government agencies often operated before Congress had approved the necessary money, assuming that they would get around to approving the cash sooner or later.
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The decision not to sign the document this week may not be down to major differences of opinion, but because the White House simply didn't get around to addressing it.
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Does it occasionally happen that by the time you get around to including a very current piece of slang, the common usage of the word has fallen out of fashion?
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China pledged to launch another six to eight reactor projects this year, but Li said it was unlikely it would get around to making the required approvals until next year.
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The problem from the member's perspective is that GAO may not get around to it fast enough or may not have made the specific findings and conclusions the member wanted.
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If the blouse doesn't fit or the turquoise is really more of a teal, you can leave it on the kitchen counter until you get around to shipping it back.
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I didn't get around to typing the "I don't know if we'll make it out of this, but know I love you" part, but the thought did occur to me.
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And fewer navigators means fewer appointments for people who want to sign up for Obamacare — especially in these final weeks, when most enrollees tend to get around to applying for coverage.
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Welcome to the second episode of Waypoint 101, our semi-regular podcast where we play through an older game, something we've always wanted to get around to or worth another visit.
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But with it being the holidays and all, we get around to discussing the future, fears (rats, clowns, and mimes included), hope, Fugazi, and how to deal with what's to come.
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Even better, he can get around to fixing an outdated and bureaucratic clemency process that Obama never repaired — a tortuous and unnecessarily redundant system where seven levels of review occur sequentially.
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Donald Trump bemoaned the nearly $800 billion manufacturing trade deficit in his speech Thursday night (though he didn't get around to mentioning the United States' $300 billion trade surplus in services).
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It jars Mr. Brown to realize that he may no longer have time to get around to everything he wished to do, a notion his young self blithely took for granted.
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Honestly, if I lived alone, I'd probably ignore the piles of unread mail and trade magazines I never get around to and the stacks of notebooks that seem to multiply overnight.
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North Korea in the last 30 years has on four separate memorable occasions publicly committed to getting rid of nuclear weapons and just never seems to get around to doing it.
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I also want to do some of the weekly chores I didn't get around to while my sisters were here: cleaning the bathroom, vacuuming my apartment, and scooping the cat litter.
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The filmmakers do get around to the standard introductions: Claire Hunger (Betsy Brandt) teaches math at the same Ohio college where her husband, Paul (Chris Beetem), is a professor of ornithology.
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According to some people on some random forums, which I can't believe I didn't get around to checking sooner, the gut doctor link does not always direct viewers to United Naturals.
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"Stormborn" is one of those Game of Thrones episodes where everybody talks a lot about what they're going to do, but they don't actually get around to doing most of it.
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While blockchain appears to be fulfilling its promise, many wonder if Bitcoin will ever get around to acting as a viable currency rather than just a store of value or speculative asset.
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But what really hammers the point home isn't the growing list of everything we watch in a year, but the even longer list of everything we've been meaning to get around to.
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Speaking of fine: when the Knicks finally do get around to drafting someone tonight, owner James Dolan will be performing at a local establishment with his band, J.D. and the Straight Shot.
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But he did not get around to implementing most of his planned reforms, including key ones such as the unification of Cuba's dual currency system - that will fall now to Diaz-Canel.
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"Everyone pays lip service to succession planning, but it takes years, sometimes decades, before companies get around to it," said Frank P. Nagorney, a lawyer in Cleveland who specializes in succession issues.
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And while most of us mean to donate used clothes or finally find out the proper way to recycle batteries, far fewer of us actually get around to it in the end.
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A two-toned look was not my first choice for bathroom décor, but one day I'll get around to reglazing the bowl and pedestal sink, a task I've been told is doable.
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This report reveals that only in the wake of the Snowden leaks did the NSA get around to developing a vetted list of those who could use thumb drives in NSA's networks.
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You might want to use this recall as an excuse to pivot and make this Memorial Day a hot dog-centric festivity and finally get around to trying out Antoni Porowski's topping suggestions.
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The worst thing that you can do when operating on a set budget is buy more of something that you already have, or spend money on foods you never get around to eating.
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I also didn't get around to catching the insane-sounding Assassination Nation – about teens on the warpath after a social media leak – which sold for a whopping $10 million to NEON and AGBO.
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"Most startups have independent board seats, and too often those board seats go empty because founders don't get around to filling them," says Cassidy, who also is CEO of video-shopping startup Joyus.
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Before our photog can get around to a question, Tasha jumps in to jokingly berate him, asking why in the hell he'd ask that about her "family" ... and turns the question on him.
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Hegar tells me that she's a truth-teller, while she adds some salsa to a breakfast burrito that she's having for lunch — she was too busy to get around to it at breakfast.
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Plus, the Republican-controlled Congress is still struggling to accomplish things at the top of their to-do list, so it's not evident when or if they'd even get around to net neutrality.
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Whole articles written to address the perceived problems with the transgender-transracial analogy don't ever get around to exposing its weaknesses, instead simply asserting the dissimilarity between the two phenomena over and over.
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There are 3.5 million American citizens on the island, but the Trump administration has thus far treated the situation there as a problem to get around to whenever it gets around to it.
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The historian Maxim Artemyev said that the Politburo spent so long on the question of his succession that they did not get around to drafting the announcement and hence delayed it a day.
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He makes cacio e pepe pasta with ingredients we miraculously had in the house, and we finally (finally!) get around to watching a whole episode of Billions with our sort-of night off.
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Many times, publishers never get around to alerting such databases to their retractions, leading many researchers to do exactly what Birx and her team did: Citing retracted papers in support of their work.
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Whenever Apple does get around to holding an event, it could announce an iPad Mini 5, ignore the model and keep the iPad Mini 4 in place, or discontinue the Mini line altogether.
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November is looming and we have to make sure we can navigate this relationship through the months ahead if we&aposre ever going to get around to arms control, Syria, DPRK, Ukraine and bilateral.
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Well, thanks to Netflix's download feature, you can finally get around to watching Mad Men so you don't have to pretend you know what people are talking about when they talk about Don Draper.
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Typical early Brolly users are people who already have multiple insurance products and are used to the process of shopping around, but "usually don't find the time to get around to it at renewal".
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It takes quite a while for Apostle to get around to revealing the backstory that shaped his personality, but that personality is instantly evident, and it gives the film a feeling of constant danger.
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This will ensure that Harry, 33, and Meghan, 36 — who will arrive at the party after their carriage ride through Windsor — can get around to talk to as many of their guests as possible.
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When they finally get around to talking (with prodding from their babysitters, Claire and Colleen), Luke gives Danny a much-needed dressing-down about his privilege – and Danny actually takes his words to heart.
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For way too long I slummed it with dull trash knives that came in 12-piece sets, and figured that splurging on a decent santoku was something I'd get around to, you know, later.
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The film is pretty wild: There's drugging and woman-on-man rape and a performance from Elba that was shockingly excellent to anyone still waiting to get around to those DVDs of The Wire.
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Republicans didn't get around to actually impeaching the president until after the November election, the result of which was an embarrassing loss for Republicans and the ouster of their Speaker, Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.).
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When I finally get around to raking the crunchy carnage, I often think of Arnold Lobel's children's story, "The Surprise," where Frog secretly rakes Toad's leaves, just as Toad does the same for Frog.
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They don't block the pain, but they let you put it on a shelf with taxes and voicemails and other shit you'll get around to when you're not eliminating an army of alien terrorists.
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Transport, roads Charter taxis are a cheap (by U.S. standards) and a stress-free way to get around to multiple tourist sites in one city in a day, not to mention free luggage storage.
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"It wouldn't surprise me to see the market struggle to move much higher from here, even if we do breach the all-time highs, until we get around to the next earnings seasons," Arone said.
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In contrast, it's going to take the MCU another two years to get around to its first solo female star, Captain Marvel – by which point the franchise will be 11 years and 21 movies in.
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So then, all of a sudden, you get around to the next spring, and when Trump fires Comey that just justifies this entire collusion investigation, because we&aposve never seen any evidence of the collision.
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She took awhile to get around to it, but now, the internet — with its many platforms so susceptible to the desires of nefarious actors big, small, or Grammy-winning — is part of the game too.
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Also, when I finally get around to showering after I write this column, I will probably leave my clothes in the bathroom and forget to pick them up for hours, at least, days, at most.
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By the time you get around to seeing this, you realize that the lavish attention Murphy has paid to the pages' yellowed edges has become just one of the painting's entrancing and anxiety-inducing details.
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So, when you guys get around to, "Okay, now we've got some real money, we're actually launching this site" … If we flash all the way forward to now, you guys are a public benefit corporation.
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But four months in, with his policy agenda weighed down by Congress's health care debate, not to mention assorted other distractions, it's fair to wonder whether Trump will ever get around to fulfilling his pledge.
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"The worst thing I thought could happen was that they would have set out with the honest intention of producing the phone, but procrastinate and not get around to putting the work in," she says.
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"Another Jacket record is in progress," he added — "I've just recently rediscovered this desire for scorching rock 'n' roll, and that's hopefully what we'll get around to" — though it probably won't see release this year.
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"The year got busy and I didn't get around to it, and now it just feels so back-burnered, because the stuff we've got to worry about runs so much deeper than inclusion now," said Campos.
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We chatted about doing a dinner together at [the author's restaurant] Black Axe Mangal for a while, but because we're both quite busy, we didn't really get around to organising much until a few days before.
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Some Reddit users have since moved on to debating whether the site admins will ever get around to banning r/The_Donald, by far the largest and most contentious subreddit among the site's virulently pro-Trump subreddits.
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In this case the extension keeps your tabs in a queue rather than a list as OneTab does, so you don't lose concentration but can still get around to other websites and pages when you're ready.
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When you find a webpage that you want to get around to later, you add it to a bucket called Links, rather than a tab, and you can call up your Links list at any time.
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Grime stars over the years have handled the transition with different degrees of smoothness, and some of the bending and accommodating that took Dizzee Rascal a few years to get around to, Skepta's already toying with.
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She does get around to describing some of that, but making us want to come along on that trip is a trick that Wilson, who too often sounds like a born scold, has trouble pulling off.
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With all the noise around how there'll probably never be a second season of Watchmen this week, I figured I should finally get around to writing about Watchmen since it's been weeks since it wrapped up.
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This is true even if, as often happens, the articles eventually, quite a few paragraphs in, get around to debunking the hype: many if not most readers will take the headline as validation of the claim.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), who has rapped the president for pressing the Ukrainian president to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, said he will "eventually" get around to reading about Taylor's testimony but hasn't yet. Sen.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: GoogleWith all the Pixel 3 leaks making their way around the net, we've been wondering when Google would finally get around to announcing a date for its annual fall launch event.
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And whenever Congress does get around to addressing net neutrality, it isn't clear that the ultimate law will be as strong as what the FCC has on the books today (and is about to get rid of).
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On the phone, Harris says that the question he didn't get around to asking on Tuesday was about whether our online "public square" should be considered something like a national park — a thing to protect and regulate.
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Even if the court were to lift the stay and let the government enforce the executive order, the 90-day ban on issuing visas would likely expire before the justices could get around to hearing oral arguments.
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From timeless comedies like Election to haunting dramas like The Talented Mr. Ripley, they've got plenty of those movies you've been meaning to get around to seeing for years, but just haven't found the time for yet.
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The debate, unfortunately, did not get around to the first-name flap: When O'Rourke won the nomination in March, Cruz instantly ran a radio ad claiming "liberal Robert" had changed his name to Beto for political purposes.
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In their circuitous way, the Coens get around to sketching in a story with the kidnapping of a major Capitol star, Baird Whitlock (George Clooney), who's nearing the end of production on one of its big prestige pictures.
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Plus, Mercury retrograde provides you with the chance to tighten up loose ends and get around to tasks on your to-do list that you might have considered flaking on, but now finally have the opportunity to tackle.
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We recommend adding your four favorites — two purchased, two freebies — to your online shopping cart as soon as possible, because every adorable jar will likely sell out well before you get around to planning your Easter brunch outfit.
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These services will be glad to take your money at any point, as long as they continue to exist; most of this content will still be available in some form whenever you decide to get around to it.
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I can't justify that time investment, not when I've only seen two seasons of The Americans, never finished Show Me a Hero, need to get around to Insecure at some point, and haven't finished a novel in months.
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You'll get around to playing it soon, you tell yourself—then, years later, that you'll find a free weekend to dig out the now-mostly-redundant console it was made for, so that you can finally dig in.
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Throughout the week, I've been reading Walden, which is mostly boring and dense, but littered with insights if you can get around to finding them amid Thoreau's belabored descriptions of his budget and humblebrags about his own asceticism.
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I'm anxiously looking forward to whatever creatures, weapons, and armor Capcom adds in the months ahead, and whenever they get around to announcing a sequel, I'll be able to pump my fist in the air and breathlessly speculate.
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He also learned how to speak English (German is his first language,) and he used to ask about the meaning of so many words at dinner that Elke wouldn't get around to eating until her food was cold.
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"Grace period on iOS would be a big win for users, but the fact that developers have to opt-in and build server-side support means that practically few apps will get around to supporting it," he predicts.
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Now perhaps Congress will finally get around to taking up a bill to protect the nearly 700,000 so-called Dreamers, immigrants who were brought to this country illegally as children — legislation that almost nine in 10 Americans support.
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Interviews with the filmmakers behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe almost always get around to what seems to be the studio's core creative ethos: paint yourself into a corner, then find a creative way to get out of it.
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Yet much like "The Walking Dead," the series took on a screen life of its own, and in this case actually lapped its source material, wrapping up the story before the author could get around to publishing it.
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"North Korea in the last 40 years has on four separate, memorable occasions publicly committed to get rid of nuclear weapons and just never seems to get around to doing it," he said, according to The Duke Chronicle.
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I 'wheelbarrow' walked him backwards off Kenai, and from that awkward angle, he wasn't able to get around to bite me," she wrote on Imgur, "Kenai ran off to a safe distance and waited for me to catch up.
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If, like me, you were eagerly awaiting the end of the Trump Show, if you were hoping to indulge in this season's Oscar hopefuls or finally get around to reading, I don't know, the Alexandria Quartet, well, tough luck.
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" Moments later she urged the man and other voters to keep asking to see Mr. Trump's tax filings and indicated that her campaign would make them an issue in the general election, saying, "We'll get around to that, too.
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We hear that perhaps we're on the verge of a new NAFTA, but Congress probably won't get around to considering it until next year at the soonest—and even then, we don't know whether it will approve a deal.
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According to researchers in Texas, when the pythons get around to feeding again, their atrophied major organs increase in mass by 40 to 100 percent to prepare for digestion—apparently it takes a lot to swallow a mouse whole.
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If there is a book that gets into the more juicy details about that stuff, then we'll probably get around to that after going through a review process, several years down the road from now, whenever the dust settles.
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Still, even in progressive circles, women are treated as a kind of other, our interests deemed secondary to more traditional (and male-oriented) priorities -- things our leaders will get around to eventually, as long as we wait our turn.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) joked that GOP leaders are now on "Plan C" of their plan to keep the government open -- a strategy that he said every Republican in the chamber should get around to preserve their tax win.
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They don't have the luxury of waiting to fight for the lives they've built in the United States until the political sailing gets a little easier or Congressional Republicans get around to pretending like they care about their plight.
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The individual market tanks, millions lose insurance over the first year or two as the market collapses, and in a few years many millions more lose their insurance after the GOP doesn't get around to passing a real replacement.
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I've been reminded of so many memories from my Japan trip in the three weeks I've had the Home Hub in my apartment than in a whole year I'd told myself I'd get around to looking at some 1,500 shots.
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You're still thinking this sounds like a nice thing that you'll get around to later and you're going to go home later only to aimlessly scroll through the same watchlist on Netflix that you've been staring at for five years.
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Given how many games from 2017 that I haven't managed to spend enough time with yet, there's just no way that I'll get around to Nier before starting its sequel, Nier: Automata, out now for PlayStation 4 in the States.
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If you have any interest at all in Mission: Impossible — Fallout, any inkling that you may want to someday, maybe, eventually get around to seeing it, I suggest you do so in the next several weeks, while it's still in theaters.
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Once we finally get around to it, we have no choice but to make a mad dash to the nearest fast-fashion retailer to stock up on glittery styles — which, without fail, never see the light of day after NYE.
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Move your files somewhere elseYour primary concern is probably going to be getting any important files off the machine, although when you actually get around to checking you might find you don't want to keep as much as you originally thought.
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Lime plans to open physical stores in the US and abroad in the coming year as it seeks to elevate its electric bike and scooter business from just a cheap way to get around to more of a lifestyle brand.
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It's informed how we conceptualized the site: I don't know how many times Capcom needs to re-release Dragon's Dogma before they get around to localizing the MMO or releasing a proper sequel, but hey, do what you need to do.
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Jesse, having learned Tulip got married in the three years the two were broken up, strings up her mobster husband, Viktor, in a harness hanging from the ceiling, with the implication that he might just get around to killing the guy.
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Fortunately, long weekends like the one ahead are the perfect time to catch up on everything you've been meaning to get around to—and that includes some quality binging time once the barbecues and fireworks and family gatherings are over.
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But longtime King fan Frank Darabont (director of the King adaptations The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, and The Mist) has been hanging onto the movie rights to The Long Walk for years, saying he'll get around to the film eventually.
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Second, demand for CO2 driven by CCU could provide early market pull, helping to get carbon capture technology scaled up and its costs pushed down, so that it is ready when policymakers finally get around to supporting CCS in earnest.
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If you have very little free time your television queue is likely dangerously large, so in the new year make some time to sit down, relax, and watch a pilot or two of shows you've been meaning to get around to.
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Unless the Supreme Court carves out a new rule deferring personal lawsuits against the president until his term is complete, President Trump will be coughing up substantial coin to make these lawsuits go away so he can get around to building that wall.
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It all seems to be saying that if you can't even get around to painting the wood-paneled wall in the spare bedroom, never mind ripping down the paneling and hand-plastering like some Italian artisan, what the hell is wrong with you?
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And before you ask — yes, this could be the year that George R.R. Martin and Patrick Rothfuss get around to releasing their long awaited The Winds of Winter and The Doors of Stone, but they don't have a release date just yet.
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Photo: Michał Kubalczyk (Unsplash)There's a wealth of free software and apps available to help you get the most out of your computer or smartphone (or both)—so much, in fact, that it's hard to get around to trying most of them.
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As we have been aware of the inadequate education most American physicians receive in pain management for at least 30 years, one can ask how many more patients must suffer needless pain before medical schools finally get around to doing something about this.
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Likewise, 4 in 10 say that they're too busy to get around to the task or that potential business hand-offs sit too far ahead in the future to justify the time and resources they'd spending mapping them out in the present.
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I didn't get around to doing anything about it until I decided to do an experiment for Business Insider in which I tried to get all of my healthcare taken care via startups promising to make getting care easier and less expensive.
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The Cleveland Indians knew they had the No. 1 spot in the American League locked up before the game started on Saturday, and one more contest remains before they get around to the business of working toward a return trip to the World Series.
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"I was nominated twice (as ambassador to) Bahrain because the first time was in the end of the Clinton administration, and they didn't get around to (holding a) hearing (for) me for various reasons and the nomination expired" when Clinton left office, he recounted.
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Meanwhile, it's possible that the House will get around to voting on bills to deal with the opioid epidemic, but it's been more than a month since the Senate passed a similar package 94-1, and the House is only now turning to it.
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It's something like 99 percent of intrusions that happen, it's sort of a known vulnerability that either no one had written up a patch — which does happen, it's like six months between when these are disclosed and when people get around to fixing them.
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Janie Haddad Tompkins, an American-born actor who for the past six Octobers has attended Thanksgiving dinners hosted by Canadian expatriates in Los Angeles, said that her hosts never seemed to get around to explaining why their country observes the holiday in the first place.
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Only belatedly does "Genesis 2.0" get around to acknowledging that Hwang was involved in a scandal for fraudulent research practices, a revelation that punctures his credibility and also the film's — although the rug-pulling may be a key to understanding what Frei is up to.
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There's rules about it, and by the way, this may happen after the fact, and maybe by the time you get around to figuring out who financed that ad it's after the election, but you can usually figure it out, harder now I think with Citizens United.
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When he discusses, say, medical debt, it's with the implication that medical debt is just one of the world's many ills, one that we should probably get around to fixing someday, but also one that will require sustained political action, probably from somebody else, to truly solve.
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One of the reasons I never have a good answer to "How do you feel about Elon Musk" is because I spend so much time trying to figure out what the fuck is even happening that I rarely get around to deciding how I feel about it.
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Earth has been threatened repeatedly in Steven Universe, but it's usually been more of a passive, existential threat, with the understanding that aliens who live on a much longer timeline were eventually going to get around to finishing the destructive planet-mining they began aeons ago.
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These are things that many of us probably think to do throughout the day, but then never get around to as work priorities take over, and before we know it, we're leaving the office to deal with obligations (like picking up milk or the dry cleaning).
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Just about anything that called for careful measuring or stud-hammering I had failed to get around to—which was why my office walls were bare, no pots yet dangled from the dangly-pot thing in the kitchen, and my bedside shelf was still a doorstop.
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It could be years before they get around to completing all the requests fans have for the game, but for now those wanting to hear the dulcet tones of William Shatner's voice as they explore the vast expanses of the universe may just get their wish anyway.
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If the candidates "ever do get around to specifying how they're going to pay for the tax cuts," Mr. Gale added, the budget savings are "going to come from low- and middle-income households" because those Americans benefit more than the rich from the government's domestic spending programs.
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It's all so silly and annoying that by the time we finally get around to learning who is possessing Doris, the revelation that it's a generic horror cliché isn't even insulting — because to be insulted, we'd have to believe this film was trying to do more than sell tickets.
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In between a morning of meetings and organizing my work to-do list, I knock off a few personal to-do items — I make eye doctor appointments for both my daughter and me for early next month and finally get around to rescheduling a dentist cleaning for her.
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Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, Tiffany Haddish, and Jada Pinkett Smith are having such a good time here that you might finally get around to scheduling that long-overdue night out — but it's their softer moments that'll remind you why you're all in each other's lives in the first place.
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Editorial When historians get around to measuring President Obama's record of protecting America's public lands from commercial development — its national monuments, parks, forests, wilderness and wildlife refuges — they are likely to rank him high on a list of luminaries that includes both Roosevelts, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.
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The mesh router space is about to get even more high-stakes for Google now that Amazon has bought Eero, so it's reasonable to assume that Google won't just rest on its laurels and get around to building a new version of Google Wifi, which was last updated in 2016.
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And I think eventually they're going to have to get around — if they're serious about fiscal restraint and fiscal responsibility — we are eventually going to have to get around to a serious conversation about how to restrain the unsustainable growth in Medicare and Medicaid, Social Security, all of our entitlement programs.
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Once, however, when President Ronald Reagan and the Soviet leader, Mikhail S. Gorbachev, both came to the city, Mr. Schwartz said the only way he could get around to make inspections was on a bike and people complained that all the attention to traffic problems was detracting from world affairs.
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SSD technology isn't perfect—drives have a finite lifespan because each read or write operation wears them out very slightly, but this lifespan is likely to be longer than the time it takes you to get around to upgrading your computer (depending on how often you're accessing the drive, of course).
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With only a tenuous connection to "Mansfield Park" (Aiken took that on twice; she didn't get around to "Persuasion" or "Northanger Abbey"), "The Youngest Miss Ward" follows Harriet Ward (not Harriet Smith, alas!), who is sent to her uncle's family in Portsmouth to save expenses as her bedridden mother weakens.
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Fortunately, Dixon points out, by the time we get around to cultivating cannabis on Mars, we will likely have worked out most of the gravitational, radiological, and other miscellaneous bugs, as we will have done a ton of work to lock down Martian habitat farming for food crops more vital than weed.
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And even if we didn't get around to it on that day, our free day, maybe it was enough just to feel the possibility that we could if we wanted to, which is another way of saying that we wanted to feel young, though many of us were that if nothing else.
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WATCH THIS: See Which Show Guy Fieri Recently Binge-Watched Since the king of Flavortown is busy promoting his upcoming Guy Fieri Family Food cookbook and tending to his new smokehouses on cruise ships, it's unclear when he'll actually get around to turning his passion for vegetarian cuisine into a full book.
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She goes on to explain that the primary food source for our brain and central nervous system is glucose and if we're not getting it because we work through lunch or don't get around to eating dinner until 10 PM, the brain will send very strong signals to compel you to feed it.
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There is Louis Malle's "My Dinner with Andre" (1981) and, before that, Éric Rohmer's "My Night at Maud's" (1969), in which a man stays over with a beautiful woman; being French, they spend so long discussing love, desire, and Catholic philosophy that, despite being French, they never get around to having sex.
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They hugged it out and stressed that their countries are good friends and that Canada and India can't wait to hang out again in the future and maybe get a couple projects on the go, you know, eventually, when everything calms down, and they have the time to get around to it.
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For those of you asking (none of you), I unfortunately did not get around to watching Magic Mike XXL last week, as I said I would, but the good news is that my girlfriend watched the first one and also loved it so hopefully we'll have time to watch the new one this weekend.
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And speaking of Metal Gear Solid 2, by the time I did get around to playing it, not only was it via the later Xbox version (my fourth console, having bypassed the PS2 entirely), but I was also underwhelmed, feeling Hideo Kojima and his team at Konami had pulled a fast one with its bizarre story.
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" It's an incredible interview and deserves to be watched in its entirety—one that some on Twitter wish was more commonplace in the US. Still, Maitlis doesn't get around to asking one of the most pressing questions about the book—namely what exactly Spicer meant when he called Trump "a unicorn riding a unicorn over a rainbow.
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Alissa: It took me a while to get around to seeing Ford v Ferrari, not because I didn't have faith in it — after Logan, I'm genuinely interested in everything director James Mangold comes up with — but because it was sold to me as a "dad movie," and I didn't put it at the top of my priority list.
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It's not yet clear how Nest Aware (the optional, paid-for cloud storage service for your video recordings) will be incorporated into Google One or Google Drive: It's another of the jobs that Google engineers are going to have to get around to as it looks to phase out Nest accounts in favor of Google ones.
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As on Android, if you're using Instapaper or Pocket to save articles from the web that you can't get around to immediately, you can use the text-to-speech features built into those apps to listen to pages you've saved as well—the option is behind the Share menu in Instapaper and the More menu (the three dots) in Pocket.
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The women resent the inference but eventually get around to doing just that, after boozy renditions of a lot of old songs (ranging from the Bangles and Prince to the "Xanadu" soundtrack); a slightly unsettling session with a tarot card reader (Cherry Jones); and an unscheduled trip to an art show, which mostly creates an excuse to grouse about pampered Millennials.
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Griffith Observatory Let me save you a Google search: Griffith Observatory is that white domed building on a hilltop you see in flyover shots of LA. It has a museum and planetarium laser show, but you're not a kid and you're not going to get around to going to those (if you do, make sure you get really stoned first).
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Griffith Observatory Let me save you a Google search: Griffith Observatory is that white domed building on a hilltop you see in flyover shots of LA. It has a museum and planetarium laser show, but you're not a kid and you're not going to get around to going to those (if you do, make sure you get really stoned first).
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He's still back home in rural New Jersey, working construction by day and posting up at the gun club at night; on the weekends, he goes hunting, fishing, or shooting with my uncles and cousins, or disappears into the woods for hours on end while I tool around Brooklyn or hop between metal festivals in countries he will never get around to visiting.
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So it seems apt that it took more than half a century to get around to inventing a lifetime achievement award for TV. And yet it also seems right that the award be named after its first winner, Carol Burnett, who took the stage and ruminated on her good fortune to have been able to make a weekly variety show with a lot of moving parts.
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Over the years at briefings and events when Microsoft would inevitably get around to the part extolling the browser's virtues as an ereader, I couldn't help thinking about how I would never buy a book for the Edge browser when I could buy one from a third party store and manage it myself, or via Amazon, and have it added to my sizable library already on that service.
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The series was all but decided at the moment Kawhi Leonard's ankle turned for a second time, and took on an inconsequential and tension-free last-day-of-school vibe; that it wound up being about Ginobili's last ride owes a lot to the fact that it had to be about something, or something other than killing time until the Warriors and Cavaliers get around to their inexorable rematch.
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When we're all just watching things on our digital queue and getting around to it when we get around to it, and you and I are not watching the same things at all, and if we are it's certainly not at the same time, that lessens the ability, I think, of art to impact our culture, and that is something movies have done really successfully for the past century, and that is a bummer.
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Whether Eyefluence's iUi is sustainable for long bouts of consumer use or will be able to grow to adequately determine when I'm looking at an AR display vs looking through the device like normal glasses are a couple big questions I have left on my mind after trying the tech out, but I am convinced that when most consumers get around to buying their first virtual reality headset, eye-tracking will be a key part of the experience.
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DJ Khaled pops up in Jonathan Blow's 'The Witness' Beyond the new games I've pushed into my face primarily for coverage purposes—which is not to say I've not had a great time with Headlander and Abzû, as I have, but you can read about those experiences by following the links in the titles (and Patrick's about to tell you more about the former, too)—I've largely been exploring an older JRPG that's long been on my I'll-get-around-to-it-sometime list.
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Historically, tidying for me meant simply putting everything away: I stack my pots on top of the pan I never use and struggle to get the drawer closed, I cram the three pairs of tights I actually wear into the dresser filled with torn tights that I tell myself I'll get around to mending one day, and I wrestle with the suitcase full of sports bags I never use every time I have to take out the backpacker bag I use for almost every trip.
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DJ Khaled pops up in Jonathan Blow's 'The Witness' Beyond the new games I've pushed into my face primarily for coverage purposes—which is not to say I've not had a great time with Headlander and Abzû, as I have, but you can read about those experiences by following the links in the titles (and Patrick's about to tell you more about the former, too)—I've largely been exploring an older JRPG that's long been on my I'll-get-around-to-it-sometime list.
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