I think it was really hard to get beyond that.
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And that's your job is to get beyond the hardware.
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Unfortunately, Lyons isn't able to get beyond the obvious ridiculousnesses.
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I'm really anxious to see us get beyond symbolic victories.
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The whole point is to get beyond business as usual.
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Often I don't get beyond the first couple of chapters.
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And I think we have got to get beyond that, Neil.
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You can't get beyond the thread of anger in her life.
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Franco was the only Phillies player to get beyond first base.
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We have to get beyond some of these semantics of repeal.
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I really didn't think it would get beyond a few fun dinners.
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Here are several tips for how couples can get beyond financial issues.
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You have to get beyond the words to actually reduce the threat.
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Will intimate relationships between humans and robots ever get beyond just sex?
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Then, a means must be found to get beyond the "enemy" — language.
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I think people ... How to get beyond that is very difficult for people.
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But when you get beyond that, it gets to be a tricky issue.
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How do you get beyond that if you don't get to know people?
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We've got to get beyond rhetoric, and actually get to solve the problem.
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But on Wednesday night, Bee told us to get beyond our takes and outrage.
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"It felt particularly difficult to get beyond the surface in Chinatown," Glick told Hyperallergic.
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We're still trying to get beyond the whole VR is awesome just because concept.
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So how do we–we're all women here–how do we get beyond that?
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MANY visitors to Paraguay never get beyond Ciudad del Este, the second-largest city.
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We will get beyond this with minimum -- thank god, with minimum loss of life.
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I couldn't get beyond the sour tangerine, it just smothered all the other flavours.
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But some of his other ideas are stillborn, or never get beyond the fringe.
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To get beyond wellness, Apple will need to work with federal regulators going forward.
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We want to make sure we can get beyond the blockade of the Democrats.
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You could ride your bike freely but never get beyond the cul-de-sac.
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"I think next year I can get beyond that," she said of Stenmark's record.
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Indeed, it may be time to get beyond the gloom of Sports Authority, Cramer said.
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Once you get beyond the hardware illusion, you're left with a major software identity crisis.
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But if you can get beyond that, you'll find Lenovo has done some interesting work.
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But how does the message get beyond like-minded activists to reach those making war?
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To catch Clinton, Sanders needed to get beyond his core of young, college-educated whites.
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And I had to go straight through my shame and regret to get beyond it.
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It's not clear whether any Trump strategy can get beyond such zero-sum rabble-rousing.
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We need to get beyond it quickly so we can start to plan with certainty.
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Wanting to get beyond the xenophobia and the dehumanization and the keeping certain people out.
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She continued: You don't get beyond that by deciding not to talk about it anymore.
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"The 20th century witnessed a strong push to get beyond white supremacy, to get beyond a social commitment to ideas that elevate whites as human and decent and worthy and nonwhites as less than human and dangerous and unworthy of concern," Haney-López told me.
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"The 22010th century witnessed a strong push to get beyond white supremacy, to get beyond a social commitment to ideas that elevate whites as human and decent and worthy and nonwhites as less than human and dangerous and unworthy of concern," Haney-López said.
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To get beyond shallow coordination requires more trust, reciprocity, and international governing authority than currently exists.
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Raiders has thirteen screens, and most players will be lucky to get beyond the initial three.
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I had a chance to get beyond all of this, and I wanted to take it.
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When she got her puppy, she began training him to help her get beyond all that.
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But as CNN revealed in an exclusive report last year, they often never get beyond Libya.
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Audience member: Hopefully we are all able to get beyond that conversation as well. Right. Right.
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Once I get beyond the salon-style array of certificates honoring Petersen, I become disoriented again.
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Whatever that happens to be… unless it is so egregious that the company can't get beyond it.
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And it can be extremely difficult for survivors to get beyond the reach of an abusive partner.
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"That's one the challenges of this game when you make a mistake, get beyond it," Price said.
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I admit I could never get beyond the part where this #EasyRider Legend was just talkin comedy.
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That takes chops, but whether she can get beyond her base remains unclear, at least for now.
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Innovations in recruitment and attitude are needed to get beyond the plateau that still characterizes American politics.
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It's incredibly hopeful and a belief that we're going to get beyond a lot of these lines.
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These younger Americans show a greater willingness to get beyond the "We are the greatest country" paeans.
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"Only dubbing was able to get beyond" those setbacks, said Gerardo Di Cola, a historian of dubbing.
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Once you get beyond the basics, however, the information on the sites runs the gamut of sources.
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Once consumers get beyond the ick factor, they say, there are a lot of benefits to consuming bugs.
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Having said this, I know some people who can't get beyond it, who will not vote for Bolsonaro.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - United Parcel Service Inc wants to get beyond U.S. doorsteps with a new push into healthcare.
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But once you get beyond its screen, the Honor 10 Lite actually makes a pretty bad first impression.
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For tonight at least, Trump was in the mood to get beyond Chartottesville with a call for unity.
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Let's get beyond politics and into the substance — that's what most Democrats want, and what all Americans deserve.
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To get beyond that number, Snapchat will need to adapt its service to appeal to a larger demographic.
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We just have to get beyond the structural and cultural roadblocks that prevent us from talking about it.
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This form conveys a desire to get beyond the frame even as it acknowledges that it cannot do so.
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Once you get beyond the signup bonuses, look for cards that earn the most points for your everyday purchases.
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It needs to get beyond that and say: Britain can be there for others and the Europeans need Britain.
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Will they look to get beyond the ruptures, or will there be more criticisms of Pelosi and centrist Democrats?
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But "there is no difficulty we cannot get beyond," he said in the speech, which was broadcast live nationwide.
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When you get beyond the smiles and handshakes of stallholders, it is obvious that many traders are seriously disheartened.
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"Many brands that rely on mobile applications just cannot get beyond 15 to 20 percent penetration," de Villiers said.
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I asked a few restaurateurs how they get beyond the good-enough in creating or controlling their own playlists.
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And I think we need to get beyond these clichés and stereotypes and those that someone thinks are happening.
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And the press coverage of her disclosure hasn't exactly been positive, especially if readers don't get beyond the headline.
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A partnership between Facebook, Google, Amazon, IBM, and Microsoft, the group aims to address and get beyond these inescapable associations.
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Do you think then, that AI is still missing some basic tools it needs to get beyond its current limitations?
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And now, having gone through the whole series, I don't know if I'll ever be able to get beyond it.
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But once you get beyond that surface understanding, it reveals itself to be a game of incredible depth and flexibility.
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But this particular McDonald's location has managed to get beyond all of that with a little respect for drunken munchies.
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MIT's Joshua Tenenbaum, Lake and their colleagues suggest the latter is needed to get beyond the accomplishments of pattern recognition.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 22 - United Parcel Service Inc wants to get beyond U.S. doorsteps with a new push into healthcare.
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"She added, "The only thing I'd like to get beyond is my fear of driving over bridges and through tunnels.
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Get Beyond Meat burgers, sausages, and more at AmazonWeaning carnivores off the juicy goodness of hamburgers is a tough feat.
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And in the upcoming debates — "Crooked Hillary" against "Don the Con" — we'll be lucky to get beyond preschool potty talk.
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But if we get beyond that, we get to the sobering truth that this tax bill is a moral proposition.
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Adding a parental question, he said, would force those seeking office to get beyond legal language and into actual experience.
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If we are concerned about justice and the mitigation of pain, we must get beyond the just-say-no mentality.
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I really do feel like I have to immediately get beyond something difficult; otherwise it clouds the present and future.
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"I'm trying to increase the tools we have, and get beyond a system that is absolutely antiquated," Dr. Pérez said.
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In fact, I tried re-watching the series a couple years ago, and I couldn't get beyond the first episode.
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HAVE YOU GAMED OUT WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU GET BEYOND THAT $130 BILLION OF WHAT THEY COULD DO WITH TARIFFS?
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If you are going to step into the arena, you need to get beyond lint-picking through your own archive.
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I wish that we could learn to get beyond this nonsense and relate to one another as individual human beings.
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"All of the battles over rezoning pitted jobs versus housing, which is something we need to get beyond," she said.
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And the great point of this play is that we have to get beyond "groupthink" and start thinking for ourselves.
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"Kids, especially when they get beyond a certain age, bathe themselves, and they're not really looking for ticks," Auwaerter said.
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Only in this case, the inequalities are inscribed into our very biology, and therefore much more difficult to get beyond.
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But both are ultimately unable to get beyond the initial assumption that their dystopias are wrenching because of exactly who's suffering.
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To get beyond the velvet rope at the Mandarin Oriental on Tuesday, investors had to show identification to a security guard.
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It's why we've got to get beyond rhetoric of China bad, and actually get to how do you solve the problem.
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Then there's the bigger problem as Republicans try to get beyond health care and into tax reform, immigration and other issues.
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I wish we could get beyond these types of incidents, but unfortunately we keep seeing them occur over and over again.
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What will it take to get Facebook ... KS: To get beyond the News Feed, because that was such a big deal.
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It's why we've got to get beyond rhetoric of China bad, and actually get to how do you solve the problem.
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Add one or two simple qualifier like this provides much more explanatory power and allows us to get beyond silly debates.
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"My hope is we get beyond the high-fired rhetoric to practical, pragmatic, bipartisan solutions," she said on the chamber floor.
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To get beyond all that, we must again act as bold, resilient Americans, tackling a problem with a can-do attitude.
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Whatever you think of our oeuvre, or whatever you think of the U23 group, we're still attempting to get beyond ourselves.
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This is a brilliant transit for convincing others to support your goals, research difficult topics, or get beyond surface-level conversations.
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White Americans have to get beyond defensive responses when their views about race are questioned and begin to articulate their views.
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" "Judging by their telephone conversations, they have a desire to get beyond this abnormality and start seeking agreement on specific issues.
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Today, Airbnb unveiled an app redesign that highlights all the other stuff Airbnb customers will get, beyond the home they are renting.
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David Fletcher walked with two out in the sixth but he, like Trout and Simmons before him, didn't get beyond first base.
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I will say this: there's something about that post-human discourse that's always trying to get beyond the responsibility of identity politics.
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But he does want validation and bigger thrills, and Homecoming is about the steps he takes to get beyond that childish urge.
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At this point, Facebook seems more concerned with managing its own policies, and this system might never get beyond the patent office.
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Of course, to do that he would have to get beyond the inflammatory slogans and sound bites that have characterized his campaign.
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It's why you've seen several likely 2020ers get beyond Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's pledge to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE).
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But Moore can apparently get beyond the slavery part since, according to him, families were strong and people cared for one another.
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It needs to get beyond that if we're ever going to see people jump in and give a shit about virtual reality.
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What's more, it wasn't very difficult to get beyond the bro-science and find peer-reviewed research that substantiated Ngo's strident positions.
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It took days to get beyond South Hero, and not because of traffic or people; the islands remain uncrowded even in summer.
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If I was the focus of that attack, I would truthfully say that I don't know if I could get beyond that.
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It was about trying to get beyond all of that -- even for a night -- to just have an honest conversation about guns.
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The tweaks worked a treat as Belgium neutralized Brazil's midfield while allowing Lukaku and Eden Hazard to get beyond their full backs.
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Further, if we can get beyond a war of handpicked studies, we can look at what has happened in the real world.
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To get beyond the rehearsed answers, many executives have developed their own interview questions to better understand what a candidate is really like.
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I found a computer at a local NGO and used it to file, hoping I'd get beyond my usual slot on page 27.
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Mr Trump tried in Monday's press conference, but could not sustain the effort for even 24 hours because he cannot get beyond himself.
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"What we have to do is get beyond the politics of this issue," Obama he said at a 2008 Democratic debate in Philadelphia.
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And once you get beyond the raw numbers in the battle for the Senate majority, the path for Democrats looks much, much tougher.
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"Every Jefferson biography on the shelf is a polemic, one way or another, but we wanted to get beyond that," Mr. Onuf said.
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The visitor, then, writes Sinclair, "must pass through/get beyond" these ideas in order to see the current exhibition, Devils in the Making.
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But we'll never accomplish our goals if we can't get beyond mean-girl behavior that makes it easier for others to dismiss us.
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When we communicate it, we need to get beyond the idea that a single, stunning study ought to last the test of time.
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Warren struggled in the early days of her presidential campaign to get beyond the seemingly never-ending controversy over her Native American heritage claims.
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I, too, have packed a copy for more years than I can count and have yet to get beyond the first couple of chapters.
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Once we get beyond the midterm election, if this is not resolved, it will be difficult to stop a potential trade fight, Mills said.
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Danekova, who raced the steeplechase at the 2012 London Olympics but did not get beyond the heats, used the banned blood booster erythropoietin (EPO).
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I asked four sleep experts some questions that get beyond the basics, and dig into what sleep is and what it's doing for us.
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"You'd have to give her a chance, but there's a lot of doubt about her ability to get beyond the Democratic base," he said.
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A majority of the justices suggested by their questions that their legal calculation for the revised proclamation (Trump's third) could get beyond his rhetoric.
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After interviewing Mr. Abrams in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump decided he could not get beyond Mr. Abrams's criticism of him during the campaign.
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Voters in the right places found a way to get beyond his many failings -- the ones they knew about -- and vote for Trump anyway.
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"I did visit the school, but didn't get beyond the grassy plot in the middle of the parking lot, our 'sacred space,' " she tells PEOPLE.
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In addition, its relationship with Pakistan seems stuck, never able to get beyond the ugly tit-for-tat that has characterised the past 70 years.
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Their women, also world and defending champions and who had medaled in every previous Olympics, fared even worse, failing to get beyond the preliminary stage.
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They dislike the idea, beloved of some if not all in Brussels, that the nation-state is an anachronism that we need to get beyond.
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"It's transformative work where the qualities of the medium, the subject and my own sensibilities combine to get beyond simple description or 'the pretty photograph.'"
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And once you get beyond the Flames' top-three on defense of Mark Giordano, T.J. Brodie and Dougie Hamilton, it's like a Mad Max wasteland.
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"We wanted to get beyond some of the big-name tech offices that typically get all the attention," CEO and founder Mia Lewin tells Refinery29.
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I tried to get beyond this phobia by going to the movies by myself one Saturday night in Washington, many years ago, after a breakup.
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She also wrote that I should get beyond the coastal cities of Australia, a common refrain with great merit, and also past the English speakers.
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About jazz he is only marginally more conscious than Adorno, who could never get beyond its association with commerce to appreciate it as an art.
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If we want to get beyond that, beyond automating the status quo, we'll need to do more, which means examining the bias embedded in the data.
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To get beyond what governments can do, what we've seen lately is that the private sector is actually playing an important role in all of this.
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The company can get beyond this accident, but now that humans are involved it will require focus, transparency, and closely working with NASA to move on.
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Once you get beyond the surface of the 2016 battle of the sexes, with its chest-thumping versus maternal hugging, there's a more intriguing gender dynamic.
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He added that he hoped the parties would "find the strength" to get beyond their grievances and figure out a way to return to direct negotiations.
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But do not mess with the one block of time when I can get out to Eek and Egegik and Angoon and get beyond just Anchorage.
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Clinton has struggled to get beyond the issue, which came to light last year during a Republican-led congressional investigation into the aftermath of the Sept.
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Mr. Tigerman took a different tack, insisting that if Chicago was to remain a creative center of architecture, it had to get beyond the glass box.
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The question facing many candidates, in dress as in message, is how much of that should be about gender, and how you get beyond the stereotype.
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Mr. Ossoff, then, is a big get: Beyond Ms. Abrams, there are few Democrats in Georgia with as much name recognition and proven fund-raising power.
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But if we can get beyond this trade war, and it doesn&apost escalate, I think the tax return is just starting to get into the economy.
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"One of the things that marketers have been trying to do is get beyond the data of our keystrokes," said Daniel Newman, principal analyst at Futurum Research.
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"Our job as reporters, of course, is to get beyond the gossip and get people to talk to us and tell us what really happened," she said.
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The collection is a chance for us to get beyond the familiar stories dominating news headlines to showcase perspectives on Mexico from those who know it best.
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Sometimes I've managed to get beyond my impatience (I enjoyed both Cinders and Aviary Attorney), but mostly I get caught up then I put the games down.
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He said Assange's behavior was that of "a narcissist who cannot get beyond his own selfish interests" and he had "not come close to establishing reasonable excuse".
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Once you get beyond the early adopters, companies start to see opportunities to help customers who want to move to the new technology, but lack internal expertise.
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But if colonizers need to emerge from the colonial past with honor, the decolonized must get beyond the past, and take responsibility for their present, with sincerity.
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When you get beyond that machine that keeps holding us back, weighing us down with a comforting "that's just the way things are," the possibilities exponentially grow.
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The trouble, for poker players and investors alike, comes in figuring out how to get beyond knee-jerk reactions in order to milk it for critical insights.
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Once you get beyond the initial learning curve, knitting and crocheting can lower heart rate and blood pressure and reduce harmful blood levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
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There's also a lot that's brand-new with this version of Djay, which greatly increases the app's capabilities for those who want to get beyond straight DJing tracks.
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"We all have different ideas of what beauty is, but we have to get beyond that and really learn more about the breeds to appreciate them," she said.
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But his campaign projected a sense of ease, a sign that his team wanted to end the narrative that Rubio was unable to get beyond his talking points.
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It is important to get beyond the outrage and actually figure out what is slowing our economic growth, thus creating such angst on the Main Streets of America.
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Judge Michael Snow called Assange, wearing a black jacket and black shirt, a "narcissist who cannot get beyond his own selfish interests" and convicted him of skipping bail.
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Can he get beyond his own biases and blinders to see that there at least one black Republican that could care about him, his well being, his children?
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But his duets tend to be clingy, his ensemble geometries very neat indeed, and his sense of drama doesn't get beyond assuring that all's well with the world.
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If we are to continue improving the human world, while retaining the nature we love, it will be necessary to get beyond polemics and expertise, scientific or otherwise.
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And, indeed, a ruling platitude of our day says we need to get beyond the politics of acrimony and division that obstructs decisive progress toward this guiding ideal.
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"It's about trying to get beyond our own insecurities and get past the possibility of rejection, and that never has to happen with our online lives," he said.
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But I don't think he could ever quite get beyond the frustrating reality that basketball was never going to galvanize the university community the way he thought it could.
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"These journalists are grateful to be given the opportunity to talk directly to American voters and get beyond the official narratives and confusing spin back home," Mr. Buangan said.
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I tried to think how I could get beyond this awkward moment because sometimes by sharing experience, you can help people realize that you're with them, not against them.
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And that makes all the open questions surrounding Apple TV+ — particularly regarding what it will cost and what consumers will get beyond Apple's original programming — that much more vexing.
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Mr. Loadholt also questioned Mr. Biden's ability to get beyond the obvious campaign stops in the state and do the hard work needed to reach more rural black voters.
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"I wanted to get beyond that and find a ways of accessing other people to get a broader idea of fatherhood and what that might mean," said Mr. Graham.
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They appear more inclined to fight for what they believe than to try to figure out how to get beyond their disagreements to work productively based on shared principles.
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His interest in his guests' stories, as well as his encouraging manner, allows him to get beyond the surface whether he's interviewing activists or members of the entertainment industry.
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Asked by host Andy Cohen how could get beyond some of the things that were said between them, Frankel was quick to say that she didn't know if she could.
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Making their fifth appearance in the World Cup, Tunisia have yet to get beyond the group stage, but securing third place in the group would be a shred of compensation.
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With "Howards End," I now found I could not get beyond the implausible plot turns; repeatedly, they stopped me in my tracks, even as they seemed to stop Forster himself.
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What the authors of these do get, beyond the millions of dollars and cable news appearances, is the chance to have the last word, to pen their own redemption narratives.
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Once you can get beyond the immediate shock of sitting in the front left seat while also not being in control, it'll feel as natural as any normal passenger experience.
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Once you get beyond the kitschy Beatles references, Across the Universe isn't half bad, especially for a musical romantic drama that passes the Bechdel Test on more than one occasion.
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Despite leading P.S.G. to back-to-back domestic titles, Blanc fell short in Europe, failing to get beyond the quarterfinals of the Champions League during his three seasons in charge.
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Whether you're new to the team or a seasoned manager, here's how to get beyond the cocktails and casual conversation to really form lasting professional bonds that'll benefit your career.
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According to the same sources, Danekova, who raced the steeplechase at the London Olympics in 2012 but did not get beyond the heats, used the banned blood booster erythropoietin (EPO).
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"I learned to pause and review the ground rules for how we should be with each other, how to disagree and how to get beyond our disagreements well," he says.
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Jerry Howard, president of the National Association of Home Builders, who hosted the Clinton and Trump campaigns, said it is time to get beyond the implosion of the housing market.
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JD: As the business scales you have to be able to move from self to system, you have to be able to get beyond yourself and yet capture the essence.
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It was to put a human face on a policy that has dominated public discourse since at least the mid-1960s, to get beyond the rhetoric and the legal arguments.
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Congress is close to unlocking billions of dollars in disaster relief for ailing communities, if only negotiators can get beyond demands from three of the most powerful men in Washington.
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It's handy once you get beyond the silliness of holding a stylus in your hand while running, and serves as a handy surrogate for those who don't own a compatible smartwatch.
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In her keynote lecture, Professor Åsberg deemed many terms 'speculative' — feminism, Posthumanism, environmentalism — as they applied to the plant: suggesting we get beyond appearances to know the material world from within.
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The NOC has said damage from recent attacks by Islamic State, which expanded in the country's chaos, meant the ports would struggle to get beyond 100,000 bpd in the near term.
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Keen to get a little insight into what fuels the guys I never usually get beyond "Turn left here" terms with, I order a bowl of noodles for 10 yuan (£1.05).
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Simultaneously, Ancel managed to get Beyond Good & Evil 2 off the ground, raising legitimate concerns WiLD being left behind, as Ancel pivoted to the game he's been promising fans since 2008.
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"If he can just get beyond that and learn how to bite his tongue and redirect people to something that is important, it will show a level of statesmanship," Carson said.
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The Capitals, who had the league's best record in the regular season, failed to get beyond the second round for the seventh time in seven chances in the Alex Ovechkin era.
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Here are eight questions to ask your favorite female celebrity — or male celebrity, they are easily adaptable — to get beyond the label and get at the content of their beliefs. 1.
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To get beyond the anecdotal, The New York Times assembled its own database of arbitrations in a series of articles in 2015 that showed that few people ever go to arbitration.
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There's also the Noise app, which utilizes the Watch's built-in microphone to track when noise levels get beyond 90 decibels — at which point they can begin to cause hearing loss.
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You can't get beyond those two states, because you have to go out and appeal to anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-drugs, anti-immigration—and I'm crossways on all of those.
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If we give children amphetamines — look at the prescription for generic Adderall — we can certainly get beyond the 1960s hysteria that keeps us from recognizing the potential that psychedelic drugs can offer.
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"I watched what my mom did as a teacher in inner-city schools in Oakland, CA to show her students that education was the way to get beyond their circumstances," she said.
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In the past I have written about the skill plateau that I experienced with Overwatch and the grim feeling of knowing that I am never, ever going to get beyond that plateau.
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In matters of race, Justice Kennedy was not prepared to embrace Chief Justice Roberts' notion that, to get beyond the troubling use of race, one must stop using it in decision-making.
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After a modest but steady rise in the polls, Mr. Yang has struggled to get beyond the mid-single digits in both national surveys and polls of the critical early voting states.
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He failed to get beyond the quarter-finals there so Baku's Sarhadchi Olympic sports center, out to the east past car repair workshops and high-rise apartment blocks, became his next destination.
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The Democratic National Committee's deputy chairman, Representative Keith Ellison of Minnesota, has spent years trying to get beyond past associations with Louis Farrakhan, the anti-Semitic leader of the Nation of Islam.
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That's been raised since the Porter scandal and the emergence of stories about top aides like Jared Kushner looking at classified material despite still being unable to get beyond an interim clearance.
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Consumers looking to switch to healthier diets have fueled demand for faux meat alternatives, prompting restaurants like Carl's Jr and Yum Brands' KFC to rush to get Beyond Meat's products on their menus.
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"This sort of tool helps us get beyond the rhetoric," said Xavier de Souza Briggs, the vice president for economic opportunity and markets at the Ford Foundation, which helped finance the map project.
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EU leaders meet for a two-day summit starting on Thursday, with many in two minds about how long Britain should get beyond the March 29 Brexit day, which is enshrined in law.
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But if you can get beyond the incredibly stupid looks on their faces, the beautiful truth becomes clear: Ocean sunfish, a fish that's been dealt a rough evolutionary hand, are rolling with it.
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"The UK will need to get beyond 'Brexit' fears before sterling can strengthen, but once it does, the rally is set to be sizeable," the bank's currency strategists wrote in a research note.
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While the topic of investing in mental health awareness and care comes up every time a tragedy is reported in the media, we cannot seem to fully get beyond simply talking about it.
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"This is really great for our entire Cub-dom to get beyond that one championship moment," said Maddon, who has spent 42 years working in baseball, half of them in the minor leagues.
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But if you have managed to get beyond the first hurdle and landed yourself an interview at the company of your dreams, then you&aposll need to be prepared for what comes next.
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Discussions about Apple buying Time Warner did not get beyond a preliminary stage and never included Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, nor his Time Warner counterpart, Jeff Bewkes, people familiar with the matter said.
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Virtual reality, then, allows patients to be immersed in simulations of what has traumatized them, at a gradual pace, and helps them confront and process these difficult emotional memories and, crucially, get beyond them.
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When you get beyond the premise, "you'll find that 'Pitch' is a highly conventional sports tale, a fastball down the middle rather than a darting curve," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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"I am with her – the only progressive woman in the race – because we've got to get beyond this lock-jaw situation," added West, a member of the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) platform drafting committee.
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Once I get beyond the pleasure of just being in the environment Weintraub has envisioned and formed, I find it's the connection of her choices to her professional endeavors that I'm most curious about.
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That victory not only raised questions about whether Williams would ever get beyond 23 Grand Slam titles, many also viewed 13-year-old Andreescu's win as a changing of the guard in women's tennis.
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The exchanges did not get beyond threats, and there was no suggestion that the missiles involved were anything more than conventional weapons, but they created consternation in official circles in Washington, Beijing and London.
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In creating "Cartography," their new theater piece for young audiences, they mean to get beyond narratives that cast migrants as malicious threats, on one end of the spectrum, or woeful victims, on the other.
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When you get beyond the recent presidential election and look at contentious political issues like abortion and gun control, you find considerable agreement among Americans on common-sense solutions, as shown in your Jan.
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To criticize your successor is a massive diplomatic faux pas, but at some point you need to get beyond diplomatic formality when you see the damage done every day by both words and deeds.
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The Crain parents' argument at the end of the series' explicitly spells out this very realistic tug and pull we all experience, between the protection of familial bonds — and the need to get beyond it.
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But if you can get beyond the camouflage and carrying around something that isn't quite as nice as Samsung's metal and glass flagship, the S7 Active — and its gigantic battery — could be worth a look.
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These games don't feel like they're lacking in Pokémon at all, and if you can get beyond the fact that there are less than 900 Pokémon in Sword and Shield, these are fantastic Pokémon games.
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It is hard to get beyond the emotion connected with the pain and suffering to which we have all borne witness — and it is critically important that we give voice to our collective moral outrage.
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But to understand the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., it's important to get beyond the binary liberal-versus-conservative label and see these and other recent cases in their full context.
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"The Palm at the End of the Mind," Wallace Stevens I read a lot of poetry and have spent many years trying to get beyond Stevens and my obsession with his late verse in particular.
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Charlotte's steady and safe principles suit Howard reasonably well, and once you get beyond the lingering stigma that follows him wherever he goes, this could be a mutually beneficial relationship for the next two years.
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The pair are due to hold one-on-one meetings at the G-7, but it is unlikely that perennial grudge-holder Trump will be able to get beyond the shade of Macron's Thursday tweet.
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Every time I see this happen, I wish we could get beyond the simplistic painting of all ad-based services with the same brush and have a more nuanced conversation about ad-based business models.
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"It&aposd be a real disaster on multiple levels, so I hope that they can get beyond this period of heightened passions and intensity ... because I think most Iraqis don&apost want us to depart."
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The tour "gives him an opportunity to spark interest in his candidacy and get the kind of national coverage he's going to need to get beyond his base and reach a level of name recognition nationally."
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And while you might surmise that it's difficult to feel connected to a character living in a 25-bedroom mansion when you live in a studio apartment, we are generally able to get beyond this discrepancy.
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The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) is encouraging Congress this week to get beyond what Zuckerberg has and can do and to instead focus on the FTC order, said EPIC president Marc Rotenberg in an email.
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His real aim was to get beyond oncology's obsession with its internal-combustion engine—the cellular automaton and its genes—and only after his death has the field started to come to grips with his message.
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"We have to get beyond what is legal and start focusing on what is preventable," Ronald Davis, a former police chief who heads the Justice Department's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, told the Washington Post.
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I was trying to get him to let down that guard, but he clearly has this... he wants to look his best, which I respect, but it's my thing to get beyond that kind of presentation.
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But the only way we get beyond depressing years like this one is at the level of intimacy: if Americans reconnect with the living center of the national story and they rebuild Thous at every level.
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That acceleration in pace — impossible to verify until experts get beyond the limited access to North Korean facilities that ended years ago — explains why President Trump and his aides fear they are running out of time.
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"At the beginning you should build something first so that you have something to talk to others (about)," Chan said, noting that there are many "wannapreneurs" who don't get beyond "thinking" about creating a start-up.
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Separately, Uber tried to get beyond a video of the chief executive fighting with one of the company's drivers — only to face new scrutiny over its use of a secret tool, called Greyball, to circumvent monitors.
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Once you get beyond those two characters, though, is there anyone else on this show whose journey hasn't been beset for seasons at a time by the sense that the writers have just forgotten about them?
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The question, of course, is whether those discussions can ever get beyond the theoretical for a group that is seen by many middle-class voters as out-of-touch with the real economic challenges that people face.
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Once you get beyond a certain size your group naturally develops a structure, and it almost becomes self-sustaining in that new people come in the group and the more senior students take them under their wing.
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But again, until we really learn from the lessons of that story, which many still rarely do, we're never going to get beyond what we still seem to be dealing with today, but on a different scale.
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Recently appointed Chief Executive Officer Pierre Laubies said he was evaluating each part of the company and would focus on improving gross margins, as Coty seeks to get beyond the disruptions and minimize the pressure on profits.
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"I voted to hopefully get beyond the politics on this, which is the seesaw back and forth between Republican FCC and a Democratic FCC that doesn't lend any level of certainty to the process," she told reporters.
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"If you can get beyond [any mental blocks about violence and necrophilia], it's the easiest day of work ever," says Odette Delacroix, a mainstream performer and custom video producer who has performed for several death fetish studios.
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If the Clippers are to have any sliver of hope to get beyond Golden State, Rivers will need to lean on score-first lineups that always have at least two of his Big Four on the court.
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"That laid-back atmosphere of San Diego — these players have got to get beyond that; they've got to stay focused," said Jones, who won a Cy Young Award and holds the team record for starts and innings.
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Picker wanted Keith to go deep on this tonight, when the Washington National's Anthony Rendon, an excellent two-strike hitter, came up to bat, and to get beyond the clichés — choke up on the bat, et cetera.
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The question, of course, is whether those discussions can ever get beyond the theoretical for a group that is seen by many middle-class voters as out of touch with the real economic challenges that people face.
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Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says that to test you, employers "will try to get beyond the standard Q&A by using all sorts of 'techniques,'" in order to see if you're the perfect candidate.
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"There were a lot of enterprises we came across that were buying, or wanted to buy from, farmers and producers, and wanted to grow and expand, but were struggling to get beyond a certain growth stage," Heywood said.
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Whether that will convince Wall Street that Google is able to get beyond the search engine by diversifying its touch points — whether that's voice, phone, VR or any other new interactive medium — is still yet to be seen.
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"The public is eager to get beyond the slogans and exaggerated claims that have so far characterized too much of the referendum debate," said Tyrie, who also released a letter he had sent to Cameron asking him to reconsider.
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It's not shutting this stuff down because there are kids out there probably listening to this who are going to come up with interesting new ways of creating business models around great digital products that will get beyond this.
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But the failure of a roster this talented to get beyond the first round of the playoffs even once in those five years is the sort of thing that would lead to sweeping change in a lot of organizations.
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But once you get get beyond that initial fear and doubt, you'll soon find making killer homemade pasta to be not only one of the most satisfying things you can do, but way damn easier than you'd initially imagine.
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Mr. Pei, many critics said, had found a way to get beyond both the casual, temporal air and the coldness of much modern architecture, and to create a building that was both boldly monumental and warmly inviting, even exhilarating.
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But once you get beyond the expletives, what you learn from Ryan Lizza's account of a profane phone call from Anthony Scaramucci, the president's new communications director, is just how riven this White House is by reality-show rivalries.
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Country music is not immune to those sufferings, but it does, like other forms of music, suggest happier and more transcendent possibilities, a civilized alternative that tries to get beyond those tribal impulses that continually seem to beset us.
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"I think we've got to get beyond political risk and actually start taking care of our kids and making sure they're safe at our schools, making sure that we're addressing those mental health issues that do exist," she said.
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"I prayed for me and us to get beyond our grieving and shock and to figure out how to engage and listen to what happened and come back together," said Mitchell, a partner at Scale Venture Partners in Foster City, California.
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Once you try to get beyond the basics—searching for obscure songs, reorganizing playlists, subscribing to artists, saving something to your library—it's not always clear how to go about doing something (if indeed you can do it at all).
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Despite the fact that the internet—and cheaper and more widespread technology generally speaking—has made it feel like we have the entire world at our fingertips, that music may or not even get beyond the neighborhood that birthed it.
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Once you get beyond the unfamiliarity of seeing this much male genitalia on-screen (it's usually the other way around, so it's OK to question the fuss surrounding this), Euphoria's central protagonists find a way to reel you into their lives.
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I mean, what are we, we need to get beyond this you know, this habit of throwing money into infrastructure and building things and putting roofs on buildings and calling that innovation and saying that's a new look of Hong Kong.
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But I think a good storyteller could get beyond the kind of more elaborate fantastical parts of [Ghostbusters and Curse of the Serpent's Eye] and actually find real, more human-dimension stories to tell that will be enhanced with this technology.
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He dreams of annual output exceeding 22000m tonnes, hinting at a hunger for scale often left unsatisfied in a French entrepreneur: local startups find it notoriously difficult to get beyond the pupa stage, partly because of a lack of capital.
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After a year of reckless divide and political turbulence, I have one wish: For everyone to get beyond the box-checking nature of politics, listen to each other and recognize we are bigger than our political views about the President.
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Reacting to the 2015 gun killings in San Bernardino, the state in July created the Firearm Violence Research Center at the University at California at Davis to get beyond the hobbles the gun lobby and Congress have put on federal researchers.
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" Supreme Court selections, Casey added, "ought to be able to rack up 60 votes because often you have nominees to the court who are the subject of so much consensus that they can easily get beyond the 60-vote threshold.
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A few weeks before the swearing-in, Omar said in an interview with BuzzFeed News that she was eager to get beyond the novelty of her background and focus on her pet issues, like universal health care and a $15 minimum wage.
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Hugin, a former pharmaceutical executive, has made the senator's corruption trial a centerpiece of his campaign, while progressives working to save Menendez are trying to get beyond that by reminding voters what they believe to be at stake if the senator loses.
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There is a way to help get beyond the current impasse: members of Congress can look to what an informed representative sample of Americans – called a Citizen Cabinet – has said on the budget and use that as a guide for finding common ground.
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Here are some ideas of possible businesses to look for in the years ahead (and invest in if you're lucky): We need to get beyond the Jamie Dimon type of discussion about bitcoin being a fraud or the speculative bubble around cryptocurrencies.
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Britain's former EU commissioner Jonathan Hill, who backed remaining in the bloc and resigned after the Brexit vote, said the country and its politicians needed to get beyond the Brexit debate as businesses did not have the luxury of "endlessly refighting the referendum".
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"When the work of journalists basically pokes fun at crime and activities that no reasonable person would be involved in, it's on us to get beyond the snicker and laugh and sneer and look at if there's a bigger issue," Tompkins said.
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I, as a lifelong Democrat who has taught constitutional law for over 35 years, hope many Democratic senators will get beyond our justified fury at the way Judge Merrick Garland was treated and return to a bipartisan approach to these most serious decisions.
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Chinese private equity firms and other institutions would be required to disclose the identity of the true investors, or "limited partners" — to get beyond the shell entities many investors use — the ultimate source of capital and details about the fund managers, they said.
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After 10 years of touring, I had been in Los Angeles for two years to work on TV projects, so it was incredible to be out and get beyond a phone and social media and really see people and really perform for people.
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As a way to get beyond its turbulent opening weeks, Lewandowski urged the White House to place a singular focus on the President's economic message of bringing jobs back to America, securing the borders, fighting for better trade deals and making health care more affordable.
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" Trump: 'Nobody knew health care could be so complicated' Sanders cast the Republican position on Obamacare -- "repeal and replace" -- as overly simplistic and said now that Republicans were confronting the law from a position of power, they would understand they have to "get beyond rhetoric.
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People, to be sure, are using alternative methods of transportation like scooter rental in the form of Scoot or bike-sharing within cities, but if Transit wants to get beyond just major metropolitan areas, it'll have to offer some kind of value proposition beyond that.
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But-- I believe the number one problem to get beyond weapons of mass destruction in the United States is to figure out-- how to maintain all the benefits of a market system works-- which works wondrously in creating more output all of the time.
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Vernon Davis, a Redskins tight end, said he had an idea for how to get beyond the bickering and properly engage on the real issues: Gather top players from each of the professional leagues and have them meet with Mr. Trump at the White House.
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Trying to get beyond partisan politics, it was a wise move to have Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, a Republican, publicly announce the indictments by Mr. Mueller, a Republican, for Russian activities not only to hurt Hillary Clinton but also Republican candidates for president.
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Fearful that the suspects would get beyond their reach, the Icelandic Coast Guard sent a helicopter with a squad of six special forces officers, known as the Viking Swat Team, to intercept the vessel, a spokesman for the Icelandic Coast Guard, Sveinn Gudmarsson, said.
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In terms of theme, he could not get beyond what he was convinced was a fundamentally spurious obsession with suicidal ideation, but simultaneously he felt that every other poetic topic or concern was an obfuscation, an eschewal, or a bald retreat from this theme.
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Mutko, turning to Russia's poor showing at the Euro 2016 soccer championships in France — where the team failed to get beyond the group stage — said he would like coach Leonid Slutski — who has expressed a wish to step down — to continue in his role.
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The Nimoys' memories, home movies, and up-close-and-personal reflections get beyond the usual bits of trivia, providing a sense of how a barber's kid from Boston could make a green-blooded, logic-worshipping man from the stars seem so familiar — and often so aspirational.
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Screenshot: Danielle Monaghan (Facebook)Some incredibly mischievous chimps put on quite a display for visitors at the Belfast Zoo over the weekend by attempting a big break from their enclosure—a daring effort that was captured on video as one managed to get beyond a wall.
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And while I understand that it will take a lot more time for popular culture to get beyond a fascination with young, dead white women, there is something bizarre and fetishistic about pandering to that fear at the outset of a story with wider social ambitions.
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"Graham Spanier has fallen from being one of the most highly-regarded leaders in American education to being associated with one of the worst episodes in the history of American education, and he will never get beyond that," Silver said in a memo to the court.
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"I think it's important that people really look to what is included in this bill when it relates to the Affordable Care Act and to get beyond the scare tactics and the rhetoric that is designed to just instill fear and paranoia in people," Murkowski said.
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Labor leaders argued that the rare opportunity for voters to weigh in directly on a so-called right-to-work measure — which several states have passed in recent years — revealed how little public support the policy has, at least once voters get beyond the anodyne branding.
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As more and more people are working online and interacting virtually, a big question is how you get beyond Zoom calls or the technology that's currently in the market for virtual conferences to something that feels more like walking around and chatting with people in person.
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We asked our experts — world editor Dave Lawler, immigration reporter Stef Kight, energy reporters Ben Geman and Amy Harder, tech reporter Ina Fried, and markets editor Dion Rabouin — what questions tonight's moderators should ask to test their depth and get beyond the sound bites we've already heard.
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The NFL is trying to get beyond the whole kneeling controversy, which came to a head last season, with players around the league joining the protest and President Donald Trump taking them to task for what he believed was a sign of disrespect for the country.
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And they, obviously, need to get beyond this phase, reunite the kids quickly with the parents, which is easier said than done because there are insane bureaucratic rules around it, which means it will take months, and then try to get to debate on the catch and release.
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"The goal in London is to ... see if we can make some progress and get beyond the stalemate, which is preventing the government from doing what it needs to do," the senior State Department official told Reuters ahead of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's arrival in London.
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Most introduced plant species, he says, never get beyond the farms or gardens they are introduced to; most that establish themselves in the wild remain thoroughly marginal; and of the few that thrive only a small minority actually threaten the natives—a fraction of a fraction of a fraction.
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It's little wonder that in recent years the House has not been able to get beyond passing just six or so of its 12 regular appropriations bills before shutting down floor consideration and awaiting the need for a continuing resolution (CR), around the first of the fiscal year.
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Related: 'Pacified' Favelas Rise Up in Fatal Protests Over Alleged Police Killings Members of Meu Rio say the strategy is designed to both help them get beyond the administrative brick wall in specific cases and combat the tendency of the authorities to treat police misconduct as a matter of individual transgressions.
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Now they may not always work in the U.S. I don't think she's interested in exporting her values to the U.S., but one of the things I think to fix the future is we've got to get beyond this idea of a single technology or a single idea being successful throughout the world.
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Losing the visual cues and context of a real-life conversation makes it easier for each side to get beyond the artifice that brought the conversation into being (the layers of publicity material and email from flacks, the stiff dance of each side needing the other but not wanting to admit it).
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Shannon doesn't connect very well during the first part of the nearly four-hour evening, but, as Mary turns against Jamie, he finds his character, a man who's trying to be a man, if only he can get beyond his desire to be infantilized by a mother who long ago abandoned him.
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The phrase dates back over a century, perhaps coined by the ironically named British-Italian economic theorist L.G. Chiozza Money, who argued in "The Future of Work and Other Essays" that science had already solved "the problem of poverty" — if only humanity could get beyond the disorganization and waste characterizing competitive capitalism at the time (!).
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The All-Star point guard Kemba Walker hails from New York, and he is a fine hoopster, but when you get beyond a top few, most current city products occupy the backbenches of the N.B.A. The talent production in Philadelphia and Baltimore, which also take their basketball bona fides seriously, is not a lot better.
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But when you get beyond the premise — Ginny Baker (Kylie Bunbury), a minor leaguer who throws in the high 80s and has a highly effective screwball, gets called up by the San Diego Padres to make a start — you'll find that "Pitch" is a highly conventional sports tale, a fastball down the middle rather than a darting curve.
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" His comeuppance arrives via his neighbor at the table, Celia Cohen, who tells him to "think of poems as trying to get beyond the gates of the rational to a place where everything is happening at once, where the human messes and particulars are tangled with the undergrowth of things in ways that cannot easily be described.
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"This seems to be an effort — and perhaps a smart effort — by a Chinese company to win its way into the hearts of this administration and get beyond what's happened in the past by targeting a core group of supporters of this president," said Rory MacFarquhar, a visiting fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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I found myself struggling to get beyond that broken promise, because I do, as it happens, believe in the transformative power of art, and I hate more than anything to see it used in a moment at which identity politics have market traction, to sell books to people hungry for a new set of options instead of the same old songs.
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To get beyond Whac-A-Mole to steady and sustained improvements in quality of life for all, we should focus the work, on several federal interventions, most of which can be undertaken right now: Ensure that hospital payment models and quality programs incentivize assessing mental health and substance misuse at every interaction as a vital sign — not only during well visits.
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"We're trying to get beyond a fear-based response and to do the deeper work of what does it mean to have a new generation of youth who feel empowered and engaged and see themselves as resources and allies to each other," said Nicole Knight, executive director of English Language Learner and Multilingual Achievement at the Oakland Unified School District (OUSD).
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RICHARD BORGESON, Katonah, N.Y. Use One Football To the Sports Editor: Re "As N.F.L. Wins Appeal, Little Recourse for Brady," April 26: Now that justice appears to have been done, giving N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell his four-day suspension of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, can we get beyond this nonsensical interchanging of footballs each time a team goes on offense?
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But since Taberski couldn't get beyond the fence separating Simmons's faux antebellum Los Angeles home from the rest of the world — he tried and failed several times to reach Simmons physically, by visiting his house, as well as through less intrusive means — his narrative journey mainly consisted of interviewing a mix of people who've interacted with Simmons at some point in the past.
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Glimpses of Lena's life before the expedition help us see the complicated torment of her own desire and the ways she's tried to quench it, and as we come to know the characters, we see how that's true for all of them, and how they all resolve the problem of how to get beyond themselves — or how it is resolved for them.
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If the court is going to resolve a case to nationwide effect — and doing so is often why the court decides to hear a case — it will have to get beyond the ideological split that has Roberts joined by Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch on the right and Ginsburg joined by Justices Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan on the left.
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Typically, the FBI starts off with a list of references—we want to talk to these people that the subject of the investigation has given us a list of—and the last question you ask every witness is who are the other people that we should be talking to about this so that you get beyond the people that the nominee wants you to talk to.
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If you think Trump's cavalier attitude about Russian meddling is just words, I'd like to point you to acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's warning to staffers not to raise the issue of how America is dealing with future attempts to interfere in our elections because Trump couldn't get beyond the idea that any talk of Russia meant people were saying he didn't win fair and square.
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"I accept our intelligence community's conclusion that Russia's meddling in the 2016 election took place -- could be other people also," Trump said on Tuesday in an attempt to get beyond the chaos he created by saying that both sides deserved blame in Russian election interference in 2016 — even though Trump also seems to believe it's not entirely clear that Russia actually was the lone actor meddling in the last presidential campaign.
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"This is one piece of legislation where we must get beyond the anti-immigration fervor created by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and see the benefits educating these young people has for our state," he added.
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Cindy Cohn: When you've got a system with a bunch of set rules and those rules are not widely interpretable and you've got a huge set of data that you can tell whether it's right or it's wrong, you can get a machine to automate in ways that seem really miraculous, but when you get beyond that relatively narrow scope of things where you're trying to do things where you really need context, where you really need things like that, when you don't have good data, right?
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R: Meaningful work and meaningful relationships, to be on a mission, I think those two things combined - to be on a mission, to be great, excellent, and in that process, to have thoughtful disagreement, the ability to have independent thinking - because to be successful in the markets you have to be an independent thinker and bring in independent thinkers who disagree with you - and to be able to be "radically truthful" and "transparent" in that disagreement so you can get beyond the disagreement and have an idea meritocracy of how to do well.
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