I know, you know; no need to get bogged down.
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But why get bogged down in caring about all of this?
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"They almost always get bogged down in revenue sharing," he said.
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Please let us not get bogged down in Puerto Rico's status.
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So why get bogged down in the hoary old tax question?
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Most efforts get bogged down in belabored storytelling, bland filmmaking, or both.
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If we get bogged down in local political conflict ... [we're] not creating.
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I don&apost want that to get bogged down, do it later.
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You cannot get bogged down by failure – you have to keep pushing.
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But the debate tends to get bogged down for a few reasons.
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Let's first look at why the bigger ticket items get bogged down.
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If you start to look for the picture, you get bogged down.
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A stellar ensemble film can get bogged down with too many celebrity appearances.
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Discussion of this theory tends to quickly get bogged down in technical jargon.
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I don&apost want it to get bogged down like health care did.
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Solid chirp, but we don't want to get bogged down in politics here.
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With a template, you don't need to get bogged down in layout details.
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Sometimes its easy to get bogged down in the stress of something like this.
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And while your business entity is definitely important, don't let yourself get bogged down.
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And sometimes it's hard because you start to get bogged down by people's' expectations.
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Specifically, he points to a tendency to get bogged down in the half-court.
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Leaders who are decisive won't get bogged down by the options you will face.
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It's when the narrative gets into the technicalities that readers may get bogged down.
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Do your best not to get bogged down in the argument of the moment.
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First, I didn&apost get bogged down with the "theory" of building a business.
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However, he's too lively a writer to get bogged down in show-offy theorizing.
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Regulations get bogged down in litigation and administration transitions, delaying implementation and increasing uncertainty.
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"There's too much at stake to get bogged down in all that," he added.
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A final word of advice: don't get bogged down in the distraction of social issues.
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The danger is that he will get bogged down in changing Japan's pacifist constitution instead.
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Though in many ways concerned with books, A Void doesn't get bogged down by wordiness.
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But Democrats contend a legislative fix is unnecessary and could get bogged down by process.
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In the face of such complexity, it's easy for a chronicler to get bogged down.
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Negotiations in Congress will likely get bogged down on complexities like market-making and compliance.
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"We didn't want to get bogged down in a massive entourage of characters," she replied.
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Birch pollen around Anchorage can get so bad that even people without allergies get bogged down.
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However, keep it light and don't get bogged down by the details since Mercury is retrograde.
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In a character-rich environment the story can always move on before things get bogged down.
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The President can fix it himself, and any legislative effort will get bogged down and fail.
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But as Mr. Thiel said, this is not the time to get bogged down in details.
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He doesn't get bogged down in any pre-fight trash talk and gets straight to business.
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I think sometimes they get bogged down in small stuff, rather than worrying about big things.
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Or the talks could get bogged down by the traditional rifts between richer and poorer nations.
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Other times, developers would rather just move onto the next project than get bogged down in operations.
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If Russia wants to get bogged down in the Middle East, the U.S. should not stop them.
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"We can't get bogged down … in this phony debate in the Democratic Party," he said last summer.
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We get bogged down by feelings, by ego, by all sorts of things around the issue itself.
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Tax experts have warned that taxing wealth - rather than income - might get bogged down in legal challenges.
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But don't get bogged down in the numbers, reminds Dittmar, which she again says will show progress.
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As lawmakers begin this debate, it is critical not to get bogged down by a single provision.
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As such, Anicon doesn't get bogged down in the hard lines of any incarnation of black metal.
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"You can get bogged down with corporate jargon and a lot of complicated processes and numbers," Olstein says.
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I just don&apost want to get bogged down on other countries, let&aposs focus on America here.
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The real investment is in recruiting and retaining top talent that won't get bogged down in company politics.
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Experiments with shooting in 2360 degrees get bogged down by three things: price, quality, and ease of use.
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It's easy for us to get bogged down when we're contemplating all the petty tasks in our lives.
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EVANS: MAYBE IT'S – I DON'T WANT TO GET BOGGED DOWN IN A WHOLE LOT OF RHETORIC AND COMMENTARY.
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"Organizations can get bogged down in all that data," he said in an interview with Harvard Business Review.
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I just want to be comfortable and have fun and not get bogged down with anything like that.
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After all, he's saying the US shouldn't be the world's policeman and get bogged down in foreign wars.
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Rudeness can spread like a virus, and it's easy to get bogged down by someone else's bad attitude.
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"Don't get bogged down with how much one spends on biking and one spends on dining," said McCoy.
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Not to get bogged down on this point, but you've laid out quite clearly what we did wrong.
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At the CNN town hall, she warned Democrats not to get bogged down debating things like plastic vs.
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Get bogged down in technical terms like diatonic interval and chromatic diesis and you risk sounding gratingly wonkish.
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Rather than get bogged down in philosophical conversations, The Discovery focuses on the domestic toll of its scientific progress.
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It didn't get bogged down in battles for Federation supremacy, like DS9 and TNG, or take itself too seriously.
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And if you get bogged down looking for that affirmation to make a change, you may never make it.
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CEOs are urging the administration to not get bogged down by the details, such as a border adjustment tax.
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His memories become scenes from the novel, but this way it didn't get bogged down in the Victorian language.
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But we shouldn't get bogged down in the particulars of the letter or its tenuous relationship to the facts.
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Mr. Trump's emergency declaration is destined to wind up in the courts, where it could get bogged down indefinitely.
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But this process of strengthening global pledges could get bogged down if the US is weakening its stated ambitions.
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In a situation like Ferguson, you get bogged down into this place: What happened with the officer and Mike Brown?
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"If you're too close to a situation, like in an office, you get bogged down with the minutiae," Branson says.
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You're a curious, social person who always keeps it moving, dear Gemini, and it's unlike you to get bogged down.
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Trump's critics at times get bogged down in debate over whether he's acting methodically or just trying to land haymakers.
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It could also be a practical necessity, reflecting a desire not to get bogged down in the Syrian morass indefinitely.
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Despite writing very long books, Chernow is not one to get bogged down in anything that isn't the main plot.
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As other issues get bogged down in partisan politics, the moment for bipartisan, comprehensive tax reform policy may be here.
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It's very easy to get bogged down by the unfairness of fixing yourself when someone else is the real problem.
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I sometimes feel like in the current debate, it's easy to get bogged down in the politics of Roe v.
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When you're at the top, it's important to think of larger goals and not get bogged down in the weeds.
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This ensures such decisions are not taken lightly and, in theory, that we don't get bogged down in endless wars.
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The two banks could also get bogged down with restructuring, such as integrating different technology systems, losing ground to rivals.
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"The key is to not get bogged down in rhetoric, but to start working together on getting things done," he said.
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It's easy for any organization to get bogged down in urgent problems and end up ignoring deeper but more important ones.
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When there is a massive sale on, it's tempting to get bogged down in all the deals and not look elsewhere.
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It's easy to get bogged-down in day-to-day operations, but an eye on the future will keep you inspired.
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Perfect for people who want to stay on the pulse, but don't particularly care to get bogged down in the details.
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"I've been in New York City for 13½ years, so it's easy to get bogged down in the pressures," she said.
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Only a fool would rule out him doing the same again, particularly if the early part of talks get bogged down.
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Others get bogged down in the technical stuff — changes in the script and things like that — and it's pretty slow going.
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An attack on the right target is too alluring for journalists to get bogged down in fairness, fact checking, or decency.
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It's really important to get them right, but I think we can get bogged down in them, specifically with respect to sexuality.
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"A lot of people get bogged down by thinking there are a lot of people that know more than them," he said.
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As a result, most analysts expect the standard to arrive sometime around 2020—provided it doesn't get bogged down in industry infighting.
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"We tend to think it will get bogged down, and that will be pretty negative news for health insurers," he said Friday.
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Monopoly Spend years lining up complex bids for rival conglomerates only to get bogged down in interminable legal proceedings with governmental regulatory bodies.
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Those with extensive trade links with Britain, such as the Dutch (see chart), already fret that the divorce talks may get bogged down.
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Both, too, could be far too deliberately paced and tended to get bogged down in their own obsession with depicting cruelty and darkness.
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Russia doesn't want to get bogged down in a long war and wants to hold Syria together and keep it as an ally.
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As is usually the case, Apple's website tends to get bogged down by the countless requests flowing in all at the same time.
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Like everyone else, Varys and Tyrion spun their wheels in Meereen — even the best and the brightest get bogged down in geopolitical morasses.
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Dais warns me not to compete with other parents, and not to get bogged down under the weight of the day-to-day.
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Once Russia started to bomb on Assad's behalf, US officials said the Kremlin would get bogged down in a bloody quagmire without end.
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Republicans worry the deal could get bogged down in the 2020 U.S. presidential election race if U.S. lawmakers do not ratify it soon.
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Republicans worry the deal could get bogged down in the 2020 U.S. presidential election race if U.S. lawmakers do not ratify it soon.
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A changing entertainment landscape also gave them an avenue to resurrect the characters but not get bogged down by a full-blown series.
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"We can't get bogged down — and I hope I don't offend anyone here — in this phony debate in the Democratic Party," he said.
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I'm not going to get bogged down here with transfer rumors unless they're really, really good, like Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang going to Arsenal.
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I'm not about to get bogged down in just how much it rankles, because it might be that I'm just not doing it right.
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While others might get bogged down in the details, you're focused on the big picture of making the ideas that excite you into realities.
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Maine voted by a slim margin last November to legalize recreational weed, only to have the necessary licensing get bogged down in the legislature.
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Cashin said the concern is Congress and the White House will get bogged down in tax reform, and there may not be easy agreement.
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Interviews can get bogged down in talking about craft, but hearing an actor who's good at talking about the work they do is fascinating.
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So when circumstances call for shared sacrifices, things tend to get bogged down in arguments about which European nations should bear the biggest burden.
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"I don't want to see us get bogged down in another war of choice to support questionable political programs in foreign countries," he said.
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"Ultimately I think they're going to get bogged down in all these details and pick two to three things and have a smaller agenda."
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The bills normally get bogged down by fights over partisan riders, but Senate negotiators agreed early on to avoid attaching them to their legislation.
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And if they do get bogged down, the backup plan is to simply add the Trump allies' legal tactics to the articles of impeachment.
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He has just been trying to stay out of the political fray and doesn't like to get bogged down in media relations and interviews.
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"Without the expansion, we get bogged down in questions about how to pay for treatment instead of how to make it work," he said.
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As the investigation moves into its public phase, Democrats are determined not to get bogged down in court fights over every document and hostile witness.
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Other operators can get bogged down by "legacy code that prevents them from being agile and move easily to new platforms, like ours," Russell added.
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This Philadelphia emo/punk band makes loud, messy, tuneful feelings-rock, but because they're responsible adults they never get bogged down in adolescent self-pity.
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And, when discussions get bogged down in details, the president has been known to quickly change the subject—to 'seem in control at all times.
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That's all the more motivation for Democrats to try to keep up their momentum and not let themselves get bogged down in lengthy court battles.
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For practical reasons, Bill and Melinda Gates don't want lawmakers to get bogged down in arguments about the top marginal rate, which is currently 37%.
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And Biden has not responded forcefully, tending either to dismiss Sanders ("I don't respond to Bernie's ridiculous comments") or to get bogged down in details.
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It offers the same processor as the Moto G7 listed above, though performance can get bogged down because it only has 2 GB of RAM.
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It offers the same processor as the Moto G7 listed above, though performance can get bogged down because it only has 2 GB of RAM.
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But this process of strengthening global pledges could get bogged down if the United States is dismantling domestic climate policies and weakening its stated ambitions.
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That's actually a positive for the economy, at least insofar as its ability to stand on its own should Trump get bogged down in congressional politics.
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After a while, your browser will get bogged down with items stored in its cache, which are things like automatic form fills, login information and history.
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Chazelle structures it as a love letter to that era while not letting the story of Sebastian and Mia's modern romance get bogged down in nostalgia.
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You might drive to the train station and then walk to the office so your commute is even more likely to get bogged down by something.
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"Ultimately I think they're going to get bogged down in all these details and pick two to three things and have a smaller agenda," she said.
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They say Mueller could be reluctant to get bogged down in the months-long legal battle that would ensue were the president to resist a subpoena.
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Vallera croaks above distorted bass strums and dizzy leads that spin like time-lapse videos of cobwebs—you can't help but get bogged down in it.
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When the Sixers get bogged down in half-court situations throughout the postseason, look for Redick to be exploited as a screener more than ever before.
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The pace so far has repositioned the trial from one that could bore jurors and get bogged down in financial technicalities to one that's whipping by.
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And, though Democrats are seen as having the legal edge, many members fear the battle will get bogged down in litigation until after the 2020 election.
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But most held their noses and voted for it after the White House lobbied to pass the bill immediately rather than get bogged down with amendments.
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Sure, recounts are burdensome -- both because of the bureaucratic hurdles that state systems have erected and because requests for them get bogged down in partisan courts.
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Maybe they felt that it was better to deal with the problem from the casual root, rather than to get bogged down with an individual effort.
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With constant news coming out about Tesla, SpaceX, and The Boring Company, it's really easy to get bogged down on the many developments with Elon Musk's companies.
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It's because I have a way of… Like, I wanna do this cool thing and I don't want it to get bogged down in all the shit.
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I was the first in my family to go to college in the United States, and I was determined not to get bogged down by student debt.
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That's clearly not an option because there really is no such thing (except for maybe Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, but let's not get bogged down with semantics).
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Nomura says that while he's normally the stress-free type who doesn't get bogged down by pressure, this particular project has rocked his boat just a little.
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"We can't get bogged down — and I hope I don't offend anyone here — in this phony debate in the Democratic Party," he said, according to the Herald.
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There is also a danger that Ramaphosa could get bogged down in internecine party battles over the central bank that could distract him from his reformist agenda.
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"The bundling of the bill is a strategy to pass more legislation more quickly than allowing the separate components to get bogged down and fail," Roberts said.
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And unlike Thunberg, who urges politicians to listen to the science and not let climate get bogged down by politics, these groups are using overtly political tactics.
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It's easy to get bogged down in the day-to-day at our jobs where we keep up with everyday tasks and crises that need our attention.
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But with the election over, some senators already worry that the chamber will get bogged down as it becomes a proving ground for the 22020 Democratic primary.
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Mr. Perdue made that case, urging Mr. Trump to hold back any grand ambitions for comprehensive immigration legislation that could get bogged down in a lengthy debate.
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Wu acknowledged that some lawyers might get bogged down in the virtual aspect of the offense, and view wearing a teledildonic device as blanket consent to its use.
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"You can get bogged down by those things, we're not focusing on the negative now [while] being aware, being open, and definitely not ignoring the voices," he says.
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It's possible that Pruitt's efforts to reshape Obama's EPA rules could get bogged down by lawsuits from opponents, and he finds himself unable to change all that much.
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She lives for today and that's the big reminder for all of us – that's how we need to be living – we can't get bogged down in the past.
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He did, though, eventually get bogged down in the Russian winter and return to Paris, leaving his troops behind, in a last-ditch effort to save his rule.
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Once negotiations do start, they are likely to get bogged down in the contentious question of how much the United Kingdom needs to pay into the EU budget.
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Read on for the best advice we heard about term sheets:Look at the big pictureIt's easy to get bogged down in all the legalese in a term sheet.
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Some within the church argue that the first pope from South America should not get bogged down on an island that appears to belong to the church's past.
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I won't get bogged down in methodology, but there are some nerdily interesting questions here about the best way to get an accurate reading of a group's opinions.
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Taking some of the grunt work out of science lets researchers focus on their specialties rather than get bogged down in repetitive stats and hours-long data analysis sessions.
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Cracks may emerge in the EU's unity; countries like the Netherlands, which has extensive trade links with Britain, fear that the Brexit process might get bogged down early on.
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The latter still feels like a bit of an afterthought, though that's likely in service of ensuring that the reading experience doesn't get bogged down with too many distractions.
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The prospect of "levelling the playing field," which we often hear from politicians and advocacy groups, may get bogged down in bureaucratic process over the next decade or more.
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My personality is depressive as well, and I'm constantly trying to keep my sense of humor alive in the music and not get bogged down in the heavy stuff.
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The Superfund program today operates under a regulatory scheme that allows clean ups to get bogged down in years of data gathering and analysis rather than actual clean up.
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One answer is a current trend of airport architecture that evokes an airport's region and cityscape, yet doesn't get bogged down in the small details of the interior design.
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At the same time, the administration is likely to contest House subpoenas based on executive privilege, and a contested subpoena is likely to get bogged down in court proceedings.
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Without legislation, Republicans warned that Trump's executive order could get bogged down or potentially overturned in court, prolonging a political fight that has plagued the administration's actions on immigration.
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Mutual recognition refers to a broad acceptance by two countries of each other's regulation, avoiding the rule-by-rule approach of equivalence which can get bogged down for years.
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In practice, attempts to cut costs often get bogged down in squabbling about whose engine or transmission is better, or whose employees should bear the pain of job losses.
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It's easy to get bogged down in the numbers, but the exact amount of Harvard's fossil fuel investments or the emissions it is responsible for isn't all that important.
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For the nonthematic fill, I made smoothness my top priority, since it's so easy for a theme-heavy puzzle like this one to get bogged down by subpar short answers.
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Just be sure to cross your fingers that heavy sale pages don't get bogged down, protect yourself and your purchases and be sure to only go for the best deals.
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Yes, but: Some doctors don't want to get bogged down in conversations about drug prices, and the tools themselves are limited by the secretive nature of the price negotiation process.
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A conquering army wants to take a major city but doesn't want troops to get bogged down in door-to-door fighting as they fan out across the urban area.
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Beyond its impact on individual agencies, Trump's tumultuous managerial approach is likely to undermine his policy agenda, as he and his staff get bogged down in petty public-relations battles.
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"I don't think the new administration wants to get bogged down in healthcare and they want to move on to immigration and tax reform and bigger policy items," said Yoon.
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Here's our bet: They'll debate it for a while and ultimately do what Republicans did and agree that the issue is too good to get bogged down in actually solving.
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"We have to do better," Mr. Grim said at the conference, making the case that mutual funds promising instant liquidity must not get bogged down with impossible-to-sell securities.
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It doesn't get bogged down in the convoluted mythology of Star Wars—"the character backstories, spaceship designs, or any of the boring stuff that turns normal people off," says Herring.
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He encouraged Americans not to get bogged down in the details until a final compromise bill is crafted, passed and sent to President Donald Trump for his signature into law.
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"We have a food lab where we create new concepts, but we also like to keep an eye on simplicity and not get bogged down by technique," Mr. Redruello said.
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So, while it's easy to get bogged down with the negatives of tech, there are some applications and tools that actually deserve some gratitude for making our everyday lives better.
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Image by Lindsay via Wikipedia In an era where everything online is built to go viral, it can be easy to get bogged down by scepticism and over-zealous eye rolling.
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Where things can get bogged down is when these objects then trigger additional dependences—a snippet of JavaScript code, say, that's needed to then fetch additional images in a photo gallery.
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It's so difficult, especially when you deal with long-term history, to get bogged down in the small details or to be distracted by a million different tiny stories and concerns.
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And the more he shows the contrast, the better it is because the media and the Democrats they continually with Trump, they get bogged down in language and they always lose.
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"Today we renew our vows and reaffirm our commitment to an undivided and indivisible Union," Juncker told them, urging the bloc not to get bogged down in details that alienated voters.
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Combined, these two pieces of advice show just how important it is for the chief information officer or other tech leaders to not get bogged down with heavy IT-related issues.
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Senators in both parties are hoping a high-profile nomination to lead the Library of Congress does not get bogged down in the broader confirmation fight ahead of the 2016 elections.
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"See" takes some surprising narrative risks with time that make sure the plot doesn't get bogged down and the show wastes no time in getting to the heart of its story.
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And, critically, she didn't get bogged down in the technical details of Medicare-for-all, instead imitating Sanders's ability to elevate the discussion to a higher plane of ethics and morality.
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Republicans anxious about the 2020 election - not just holding the White House, but also control of the Senate - are urging him not to get bogged down in immigration in his speech.
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The facts revealed so far are extremely damning, so it could make sense to just move forward quickly rather than get bogged down in political and legal warfare about additional testimony.
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Lynch and Frost could've returned to the old formula without losing its charms, but attempting to look back while continuing to move forward requires an unwillingness to get bogged down in nostalgia.
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While some said that House Republicans' ability to coalesce around a bill bodes well for passage of tax legislation, others warned the Senate could get bogged down on healthcare, stalling the agenda.
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Key House and gubernatorial races in states that Trump won and will need again in 2020 are beginning to increasingly get bogged down in debate over the direction of Trump's trade policies.
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The irony is that further stonewalling by the Trump administration could actually pay off in short-term political losses for the Democrats as they get bogged down in legal battles over subpoenas.
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It's easy to get bogged down by this question, wondering what the scenario is and whether you would be required to put on your Olivia Pope white hat to save the day.
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By working on an inexpensive, commercially available, modestly scaled, durable surface, he didn't get bogged down in one work, as did many of the Abstract Expressionists he admired, particularly Willem de Kooning.
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Hard-line factions within the Iranian government appear confident that the United States will ultimately not want to get bogged down in an invasion of Iran, and, moreover, that Iran would win.
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As Billie Eilish sang "Yesterday," a photo of Bryant holding his Oscar with a quote that read, "Life is too short to get bogged down and be discouraged," flashed across the screen.
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Criticized in France for allowing French troops to get bogged down and facing growing hostility in West Africa for failing to restore stability, Macron and the French government are becoming increasingly frustrated.
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"With Washington so divided, Heidi is a rare senator who doesn't get bogged down by partisan politics – she knows both sides of the aisle have good ideas," said Heitkamp campaign manager Libby Schneider.
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Reese got ensnared in a tangled web of promising leads and dead ends — as does King's book, which can get bogged down in the morass of Lake County's unrelenting racism and squalid corruption.
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As more revelations about Russia and the 2016 election emerge, the GOP policy agenda of replacing Obamacare and cutting taxes supported by President Donald Trump could get bogged down in distraction, Cashin said.
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Advocates should not let the new law's implementation get bogged down by Clinton's resistance movement, but should let the Trump administration shape it to the needs of its intended constituents such as Nadia.
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Tell them it's like a new kind of Snapchat or a minigame you know don't outright lie but don't get bogged down in the details because you know we need to keep this flowing.
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But at its worst, it leads to bulky scenes that get bogged down in quips and zingers that fail to provide any character or story development because they were spit out in the moment.
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Mueller, by contrast, was hired to probe the Trump campaign and Russia, and the potential for collusion or other kinds of skullduggery, but he could now feasibly get bogged down in Trump's financial transactions.
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Another tip is to think bigger and bolder — it can be easy to get bogged down in the details and how much work needs to get done rather than focusing on the larger picture.
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The next time Poirier was able to take Pettis's back, he attempted to take top position rather than get bogged down in the handfight and allow Pettis to spin back into his guard again.
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House of Cards Just when this episode threatens to get bogged down in political strategy — Claire and Frank's continued quid pro quo, the execution of Operation Intimidate Russian President Petrov — Frank Underwood gets shot.
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"Dark Fate" is directed by Tim Miller ("Deadpool"), who oversees some great action sequences and — unlike the previous sequels we no longer speak of — doesn't get bogged down in "Terminator" history or time travel.
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Athletic and free-flowing through the first three quarters of games, Oklahoma City often get bogged down in the final period where point guard Russell Westbrook has sometimes been guilty of making questionable decisions.
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"It's really easy to get bogged down and it's also really easy to take someone's feelings about you and turn them into your own," he says about relying on positivity to pick him back up.
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That night sound like an obvious insight, but in practice, guitar instruction can get bogged down in technique, as any beginner who has been confronted with all the scales in the major keys can attest.
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Rubio said he wants to find compromise language that could pass quickly on the floor because he is concerned the legislation could get bogged down in the Banking Committee or in a lengthy floor debate.
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The trick is to not get bogged down in the many slow moving layers of the city, but build on top of the legacy infrastructure, taking advantage of the built-in investments and amazing scale.
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Seeger told the judge he was worried, though, that the administration of the settlement could get bogged down if the lenders or lawyers ask the claims administrator to be paid before players receive their awards.
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Democrats have said they chose not to do so because they did not want the investigation to get bogged down in a months-long court battle when they felt they had collected sufficient evidence already.
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And so, stirred up by figures like Mr. Wilders, people get bogged down in absurd debates about Black Peter, the frolicking servant in blackface who accompanies St. Nicholas at his annual feast on Dec. 5.
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The next two weeks are critical to slow the spread of the virus, so that Canada's healthcare system doesn't get bogged down by an onslaught of new cases, said Theresa Tam, Canada's chief public officer.
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When somebody comes along who does — like Mr. Robot's Esmail or Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley — they often get bogged down with more work, which delays future seasons of the shows that made them well-known.
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Where less experienced filmmakers might get bogged down in The Last Knight's kitchen-sink approach, Bay's style shines all the way through, for better or for worse – up to and including a generous helping of Bayhem.
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As Jody Freeman, an Obama administration veteran, explains here, rewriting existing regulations through the executive branch is an arduous process, one that's almost certain to get bogged down in court by green groups skilled at litigation.
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Rory McIlroy refused to get bogged down by his first-round nightmare as he put himself in the frame with a fine round of 277 earlier in the day, moving to five shots off the lead.
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Treasury officials are concerned that the budget office lacks the resources and tax expertise to properly assess tax guidance and that the process will get bogged down, potentially delaying rules to clarify the law for months.
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Treasury officials are concerned that the budget office lacks the resources and tax expertise to properly assess tax guidance and that the process will get bogged down, potentially delaying rules to clarify the law for months.
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He was inspired by many different sources – many of them non-western – and though he proceeded incrementally, linear stroke by linear stroke, he wasn't afraid that he would either lose his way or get bogged down.
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She assumes her audience has some base knowledge of what she's talking about so she doesn't have to get bogged down in details — a calculation that, by the sound of her thrilled studio audience, pays off.
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Of course, big political speeches like this often present the world as it should be and don't get bogged down in the details — but especially when it comes to foreign policy, these details really do matter.
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The Emmys can get bogged down in old favorites; the Globes sort of reflexively vote for whatever's new, because they don't have any particular interest in predicting or influencing the Emmys, which happen months and months later.
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I don't know why — maybe other people are as flippant about football as I am, or maybe they secretly fancy the idea of playing a football game but don't want to get bogged down in the realism.
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It's difficult not to get bogged down by the deluge of bad or weird news, but there are moments of pop culture that have been so overwhelmingly good that they had us saying NOPE for different reasons.
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We haven't had the time to actually test the service, but it seems like a mighty attractive offering if you're not the type of person who likes to get bogged down with a whole whopping cable subscription.
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As companies compete for talent, a startup that has built a platform to help ensure that the talent — once it's working for you — doesn't get bogged down by IT frustration, has raised a significant round of funding.
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Nurmagomedov doesn't get bogged down stalling in closed guard, he doesn't spend all his energy on a big running shot and then lay on top of closed guard catching his breath, and he doesn't ever stop working.
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After watching their Mueller and Russia probes get bogged down in never-ending court battles, Democrats appear to be moving on without testimony from those key witnesses rather than engage in another lengthy lawsuit against the administration.
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But his family's business network also gives his political opponents unusual points of leverage, while ensuring that his ideological allies will repeatedly get bogged down in fights and controversies that have nothing to do with their agenda.
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But the idea has received public pushback from Senate Republicans and Trump's conservative allies in the House who warn that it will get bogged down in a court challenge and set a precedent for future Democratic presidents.
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Most of them would rather not get bogged down in the devilish details — but as long as Sanders, an unreserved supporter for single-payer, is a major figure in the race, that will be difficult to do.
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Criticised in France for allowing French troops to get bogged down and facing growing hostility in West Africa for failing to restore stability, Macron has become increasingly frustrated, but the French leader appeared satisfied with Monday's results.
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The length is at your discretion, but keep in mind that recruiters and hiring managers may have little time to read and don't want to get bogged down by a full-on memoir while they're browsing LinkedIn.
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"Any time we get bogged down on these kinds of issues unrelated to the governing agenda, it serves to delay and to sometimes complicate the real job that we have to do for the American people," Womack said.
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To this end, if you didn't want to get bogged down in Manafort's swamp and, more to the point, benefit from his connections in the Russian/Ukrainian sphere, he doesn't seem like a great pick for campaign manager.
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Administration officials say they need that flexibility to conduct diplomacy and if they have to go to Congress to get approval to waive sanctions it will get bogged down and they won't have carrots to encourage good behavior.
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While Republicans in Congress work to turn this rhetoric into reality, and get bogged down in debating the comprehensive tax reform facets like the border adjustable tax, American small business job creators need and want tax relief now.
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"McConnell has always focused on having the Senate be productive and for it not to get bogged down into a never ending gripe-fest between senators," said Josh Holmes, a GOP strategist and former senior aide to McConnell.
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As a result, OIRA does not get bogged down in the mundane administrative functions of agencies, but rather focuses only on those that will have the biggest impact on the public's health and well-being, environment and economy.
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As Jody Freeman, an Obama administration veteran, explains in detail here, rewriting existing regulations through the executive branch is an arduous process, one that's almost certain to get bogged down in court by green groups skilled at litigation.
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Some fighters get bogged down in how fundamentally sound their low kicks are compared to their opponent's, but ugly, stubby, awkward low kicks do the job of breaking a stance and forcing an opponent to check just fine.
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But what is smart about this show is that it doesn't get bogged down in judgment of the ramifications of realpolitik, but instead raises the question of how we come to stable historical accounts in the first place.
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The second principle is that governments should not get bogged down trying to specify precisely how platforms should solve problems—setting out, for example, the details of what it means to identify when a child is using a site.
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Sunni Muslim Gulf states fear the nuclear deal Washington and other world powers agreed with Shi'ite power Iran, and Obama's reluctance to get bogged down in the Middle East's complex array of disputes, has freed Tehran to act without inhibition.
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The pre-approval process will give you a chance to be approved (get it?) early for the loan you'll need to finance the phone — it's not skipping the line, you just won't get bogged down once the phone is available.
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In an interview with the Bild am Sonntag (BAMS) newspaper, FDP leader Christian Lindner called Macron a "godsend" and echoed his language about the need to focus on a common vision, rather than get bogged down in areas of disagreement.
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An aide at one department said last month there was a backlog at May's office as her team scrutinizes all departmental reports, leading some to question whether her team is ready for the talks which could soon get bogged down.
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Still, Austan Goolsbee, who served as chairman of Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, warned that, despite the latest stock market run, warned investors could be "in for a bumpy ride" if the president's sweeping plans get bogged down in Congress.
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The bills normally get bogged down by fights over partisan riders, but Senate negotiators agreed early on to avoid attaching them to their legislation and were able to keep them out of the final House-Senate version of the package.
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I don't want to get bogged down in an ocean of numbers and data here (that's in the book), but think of it this way: I'm 41, and when I was born, the gross debt-to-GDP ratio was about 35 percent.
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I guess, Becky, if I were to pose a question to Warren, it would just be that those trade deficit numbers you can-- you know, we get bogged down in talking about whether they're good or bad or how to fix them.
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"What we would recommend firmly is not to shoot for the stars and get bogged down on ideological debate, but rather focus on one or two areas where there is consensus to think outside the box, like antimicrobrial resistance and shortages," he said.
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Though they can get bogged down in repetition, they were given an added oomph when the designer Sébastien Meunier switched up the basic black with some silver and gold metallics, and then kept it all under control via a system of integral straps.
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But it is far too easy to get bogged down in the numbers at this stage of Williams's career, much as it has been with Roger Federer, who is also 34 but no longer in the same position of tennis authority as Williams.
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The big fear when people talk about, "Oh no, we shouldn't go to the moon, we should go straight to Mars," ... is that we'll go to the moon and get bogged down at the moon and we'll never make it to Mars.
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I feel that a lot of times we can get bogged down with meetings and things like that, but you need to give your brain space to innovate and to think through and to kind of process everything that you're learning and doing.
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And Representative Adam B. Schiff, the influential Intelligence Committee chairman, said the facts his panel collected showing that Mr. Trump had solicited Ukraine's assistance in his re-election campaign carried special urgency, and should not get bogged down by a months-old fight.
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Since then, French officials have told Reuters the Elysee does not want to get bogged down in a technical debate over euro zone reform at a time when the EU can deliver on other fronts that may resonate more with the public.
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"Without the expansion, we get bogged down in questions about how to pay for treatment instead of how to make it work" Many state Medicaid programs, for instance, don't cover the most effective form of care for drug abuse: medication-assisted treatment.
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The bundled hardware boasts tri-band wifi, including a single 2.4GHz band and two 5GHz bands, as well as multi-user MU-MIMO technology that assigns wireless devices to specific antennas to help ensure simultaneous data transmissions don't get bogged down across the network.
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Trump is flirting with declaring an emergency declaration to build the wall, though he's getting fierce pushback from Senate Republicans and House conservatives who believe it will get bogged down in court and worry about the precedent it will set for a future Democratic president.
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The idea that both games mimic character studies adds a dose of realism to the message they're sending; but at the same time they engage players with intuitive platforming so as not to get bogged down with premise—in turn steering clear of sanctimonious lecturing.
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While shadow ministers, some of them relatively inexperienced, are being prepped in working the levers of government so as not to get bogged down by bureaucracy, Labour advisers say they are looking toward countries such as Denmark or Germany for advice on implementing progressive policies.
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Lincicome, 33, who in July became the sixth woman to compete in a PGA Tour event, said that she has never employed a coach because she plays by feel and doesn't want to get bogged down by the details of how her swing is made.
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A good example is the Iran nuclear deal: Obama showed courage in signing it, and Trump did so in rejecting it and ordering the strike that killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, despite many Americans' unwillingness to get bogged down in another potentially endless war.
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Critics rightly note that Republicans, in their determination not to get bogged down for a year like Democrats did in 2009, seem to have forgotten some of the biggest political lessons of that health care reform process: don't over-promise, and don't dismiss the public opposition.
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Right out of the gate, he protested President Trump's decision to kill Qassim Suleimani, the Iranian military commander, noting that it didn't square with the president's determination not to get bogged down in the Middle East and warning of the possibility and horror of full-blown war.
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Because it means that patients don't have to get bogged down in searching for a solution that doesn't exist — that they focus on doing the best they can to continue activities that bring their life value, and how to achieve them, rather than on a pain score.
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Trump administration officials have said that if they are going to make progress on peace, they do not want to get bogged down in process but to move rapidly on tackling what are known as "final status" issues, the complexities around Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, water resources, security and borders.
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Instead of having to get bogged down by the "partner track treadmill" or work for one client, Axiom's attorneys can choose the work they want to do, without sacrificing the fact they help on the biggest commercial contracts and the largest tech-companies in the world, Donio said.
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In a couple of years time, Vestberg predicts, 5G will hit the marketplace and we'll suddenly be able to do things on our mobile devices which we've only ever dreamt about before Or, at least, it should change everything – as long as it doesn't get bogged down in regulatory red tape.
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"So, while initially banks and Beijing can handle loading up on exposure to these projects, it's the longer term management of the loan book and risk tools used that will be key to ensure they don't get bogged down with non-performing debt," said Gavin Parry, managing director of Parry International Trading.
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So as not to get bogged down in a ridiculous argument with Moscow about who used the weapons, whether it was really terrorists who had them in a storehouse, or whatever other distracting story the Kremlin will concoct, it should be made clear that new sanctions are not based solely on chemical attacks.
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Trump administration officials have said that if they are going to make progress on the Israel-Palestinian conflict, they do not want to get bogged down in process but to move more rapidly toward resolving what are known as "final status" issues, the complexities around Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, water resources, security and borders.
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Plus, where a lot of supernatural shows tend to get bogged down by the mechanics of their premises (see: the now-long-in-the-tooth Vampire Diaries; any show that involves time travel), iZombie has so far remained refreshingly straightforward on that front while still managing to tell interesting stories week after week.
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For me, the trick was not to get bogged down by the visuals — at a glance, you have a six-letter string that in almost all cases did not form its own word, surrounded on either side by a single letter to form an eight-letter chain that also did not make an actual word.
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The chapters in the middle, while always engagingly philosophical, sometimes get bogged down in the past, and while I enjoyed some of the stories Saunders tells about her unusual upbringing — she was raised on a farm in South Africa during apartheid — I kept scanning the shoreline for barges bringing news of her present condition.
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Rather than get bogged down in the patent dispute that raged over the provenance and ownership of applications for the original CRISPR enzyme — the Cas9 discovered by Doudna and developed for clinical applications at the Broad Institute — Mammoth has joined a number of startups in identifying new enzymes with a broader array of properties.
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Opinion Columnist Debates about the Electoral College, like the one that Democrats have lately instigated, often get bogged down in disputes about the intentions of the founding generation — whether they were trying to check mob rule, prop up Southern power, preserve the power of small states, or simply come to a necessarily arbitrary constitutional compromise.
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But Cap's franchise has evolved, surprisingly and satisfyingly, into the most essential of all the Marvel entries: A malleable, genre-shifting series of movies in which character connections are deepened, wandering storylines are recalibrated, and grown-up thrills are drop-kicked into a universe that can sometimes get bogged down by high-stakes threats and low-grade depression.
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With the focus on the tale of the tape before each fight, it is easy to get bogged down into thinking that distance and range (a product of both men's height and reach) are one and the same, or that the de facto distance of the bout should be dictated by the jabbing range of the longer, taller man.
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Some companies have expressed fears that an expected two years of talks after the triggering of Article 50 could easily get bogged down by disputes and that the country will crash out of the EU in a so-called hard Brexit with little in place to ensure to ensure there is no disruption to markets and trade.
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He and other Republicans don't want the nomination to get bogged down and argue that Grassley is following the precedent Democrats set for President Obama's first nominee to serve as attorney general, Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts GOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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More and more those 90 minutes tend to get scheduled over as things pop up, but we still try to leave some time in the day where we can think and not get bogged down, kind of the hamster wheel where there are always things that we could be doing, always meetings that we can be in.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday claimed that any attempt to regulate bump stocks would get bogged down in the courts, perhaps for years.
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Hopping between characters is one thing, but the way Driver's writers at Ubisoft Reflections (Ian Mayor, James Worrall, and David Midgley) never get bogged down in "what it all means"—the way they cleanly and crisply set up each vignette, and then let them roll with absolute willing—represents confidence of a kind game makers, all too often, seem to lack.
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"You're on a high wire falling on your face, where it's going to either get bogged down in such a sense of your own importance that you forget to make an entertaining movie, or you're so busy dotting the I's that you forget to grip people emotionally during the run of the movie," Markus told CNN of their initial "Endgame" jitters.
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Clinton did not get bogged down in policy plans, and her speech, held in the Langston Hughes Auditorium at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture on Malcolm X Boulevard, went beyond the anti-racism agenda to include a litany of problems that affect black communities, from voting rights to an overhaul of the criminal justice system, as well as criticism of President Obama.
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Adams' sentencing has not yet been scheduled, and his attorney declined to comment on the case when reached by CNBC Make It. While Adams' attempt to wrangle a desired domain name away from its owner took a rather extreme turn, it's not at all uncommon for major companies to either shell out large sums of money or get bogged down in long legal battles in order to secure a web domain.
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So when we had Keegan-Michael Key come in as Luther the Anger Translator [at the 2015 White House Correspondents Dinner] to do something that was ultimately a chance for the president to really get angry about climate-change deniers in a way he never could have done in a serious speech and in a way that didn't get bogged down in the political process because it was comedy.
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House investigations keep growing This week, tensions escalated after House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat, announced a sweeping investigation into whether the President obstructed justice, demanding 81 people and entities with ties to the President turn over relevant documents -- a process that could take months or even years to complete if officials drag their feet or requests get bogged down by subpoenas and sent to court.
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Let me help you brainstorm:A paycheck that provides some sort of financial stabilityGood benefits or perks that your job providesGreat friends or mentors you've met at the officeA valuable skill you've learned that will go with you if you leave the companyA way to fund your future (this job will keep you afloat while you figure out a new path to work you love)I know it's easy to get bogged down by how much the negatives outweigh the positives at your job.
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And given the number of different things the White House is currently facing scrutiny over — from a national security adviser who was working as an agent of a foreign government to a health care plan that betrays all of Trump's campaign promises to the bizarre assertion that White House staffers don't need to follow government ethics rules — it's a little hard to blame reporters for not wanting to get bogged down in an argument over some transparent BS. That said, it's a pretty good indicator of how much Trump has succeeded in lowering the bar in terms of standards of conduct.
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