The longer they're in coaching, the more they get: They get down to Afrikaans, they get down to Polynesian.
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If you peel away the legality stuff, you get down to the personal layers, and then you get down to the cultural layers and the political layers and the historical layers.
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Big glass of water and I get down to business.
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This week, we'll hopefully get down to what happened #lastnightinsweden.
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Let's get down to business with an absolutely shreddable lineup.
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From there, it was time to get down to business.
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"Let's Get Down To Business" is an excellent work motto.
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"Let's get down to what's really going on here," Rep.
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The coldest days typically get down to 30 degrees Fahrenheit.
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I make it to work and get down to business.
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They're both very formidable when you get down to them.
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Now, we've got the real business to get down to.
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"It's true; she does get down to Motown," he said.
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And that means it needs to get down to three [candidates].
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They almost get down to brass tacks, but then Sam interrupts.
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I just wanted to get down to the bottom of it.
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When you really get down to it, why not use estrogen?
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And to get down to the nitty-gritty, Kraut et al.
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But things get weird when you get down to two dimensions.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Now let's get down to sound.
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Yeah, it does get down to that panopticon kind of [thing].
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Plus, when you get down to it, this is their job.
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And yes, he can get down to Spotify's reigning king, Drake.
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Because later on you will have to get down to business.
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Plus, they get down to Crime Mob in the locker room.
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But enough about monks: Let's get down to god's real work.
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Really, when you get down to it, nobody has a clue.
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We're all kind of immigrants, when you get down to it.
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Rogic's effort is on net, but Schmeichel get down to save.
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LET'S GET DOWN TO KAYLA TAUSCHE WITH THOSE DETAILS NOW. KAYLA.
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MS: Let's get down to business if we could Mr. Peterson.
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They must end the filibuster rule and get down to work.
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When you get down to knowing the mob, it's all about money.
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Winnie, it seems, can get down to any song thrown at him.
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"I'll get down to 60kg if I have to," he reassured her.
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But maybe this doc will get down to the bottom of it.
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Kim finally shows up and the siblings can get down to business.
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So I've got to get down to one minute and 30 seconds.
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SO OVER TIME, WE'D LIKE TO GET DOWN TO THAT 215% LEVEL.
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"This is where we get down to the nitty gritty," Winkleman says.
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But let's get down to what's really real: The snarky Twitter jokes!
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That doesn't come in until you get down to the $57.50 level.
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We need to cast off this fluff and get down to business.
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The Nuggets (26-32) didn't let it get down to that Friday.
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Ads are popping up everyday as things get down to the wire.
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Get down to Guadalajara and enjoy one of Mexico's greatest taco experiences.
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Who knew the Mother of Dragons liked to get down to Tupac?
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So let's roll up each other's sleeves and get down to business.
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It took me six months to get down to a good level.
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I eat my plain yogurt with granola and get down to business.
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On regulation, however, Ms. Yellen was willing to get down to basics.
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But really, when you get down to it, people are all similar.
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If we get down to $20 I think there's decent support there.
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I was going to somehow get down to the hospital without a doubt.
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As our friend Scott would say, let's get down to the nitty-gritty.
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"The Republican Party and our leaders, we've got to get down to business."
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With that misleading narrative taken care of, let's get down to what's true.
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"We need to get down to the biology of it," Caban-Martinez said.
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As well as a song you could get down to in the club.
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Then I would get down to business, starting with raw fish, of course.
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And it's hard to say absolutely no when you get down to that.
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But, sigh, to get down to business: Are you still opposed to impeachment?
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By just before dawn, we may get down to around 40 degrees downtown.
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Only after getting down did they get down to the business of eating.
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"When you get down to it, kringle is just really good," Olesen concludes.
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Even if you closed every single deduction you couldn't get down to 20.
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Once you have them, let's get down to how to create your evening routine.
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It's used in The Get Down to set up Zeke and Shaolin's first encounter.
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Well, it's time to get down to the root of it all: your scalp.
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Later on, however, it enters hardworking Capricorn, inspiring you to get down to business.
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She has a practical, get-down-to-it confidence that belies her limited experience.
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When you get down to the last 22019 percent, 23-yard line, it's tough.
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Once we get down to our parking spot, it is time to have fun!
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I know I can lose weight, but can I get down to that size?
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"You're fired" seems to cut through workplace nonsense and get down to brass tacks.
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"It's part of our buffer before we get down to the bone," says Cohen.
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It's time to get down to business around a creative project you've been postponing.
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"In the end ... you get down to having human beings making decisions," said Bloomberg.
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It's a tough time of the year once you get down to the end.
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To really get down to business, Frankel tried out the product on Cuban's arm.
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So give yourself a few minutes to celebrate — and then get down to business.
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The energy is less playful now, and it's time to get down to work!
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So when you get down to it, the market for artificial hearts is small.
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Unfortunately, her inability to get down to 135 lbs rendered this shot an impossibility.
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Put on Eddie Money's self-titled 1977 record and let's get down to business.
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But when you get down to it, it's not [what they believe] at all.
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"I've told them: 'Let's turn the page ... and get down to work,'" he said.
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When you get down to it, the takeaway from the year is pretty basic.
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The head count is over, but we can't get down to business quite yet.
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Dems should now get down to work and finally approve USMCA, and much more!
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Canada needs to get down to brass tacks on this issue, not wishful thinking.
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After an opening ceremony on Tuesday, negotiators will get down to business on Wednesday.
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But boy, that'd be fun to get down to San Jose in 15 minutes.
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Now we're seeing a willingness to get down to specific proposals, even controversial proposals.
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"Let's get down to zero interceptions, and make a whole bunch of plays," Warner says.
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Really when you get down to the brass tacks here, it&aposs a simple case.
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When you get down to it, these episodes tell you a lot about national sovereignty.
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I wake up, pack up the last of my toiletries, and get down to business.
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Once they get down to $5, however, "there's not much breathing room left," Quan said.
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Kris reminds my unorganized ass to get down to see him and his new boys.
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Right, let's get down to the reason we're even talking: your ultimate break up bangers.
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The first is really handy because it lets me get down to the individual frames.
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"Shed all your inhibitions and get down to business," one woman urges an unwilling Jaya.
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They can't get down to the beach 'cause they wanna get their lobster-roll fix.
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"I just unfollowed about 20 people to get down to an even 400," he said.
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Working to simplify, to try to get down to that first principle, is really important.
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"I thought I could get down to the bare essence of things myself," she said.
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We wanted to do something, say something, and get down to business, become more active.
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"When you get down to that number we better make sure they work," she said.
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This feels like a missed opportunity for Claire to get down to the bare bones.
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They dig holes deeper than themselves so they can get down to the pure clay.
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"I don't know that it would get down to that level of granularity," said Sen.
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"When you get down to some of the numbers that are being talked about, you get down to a program of really nugatory levels," said David Miliband, the former British foreign secretary who is president of the International Rescue Committee, said in an interview.
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But he was anxious to get down to the hospital and make sure Rivero was well.
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So I filter things out and get down to, 'What can I have an effect on?
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The problem with machine translation, when you really get down to it, is that it's bad.
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Let's get down to the most bonkers moments of the episode and try to unravel them.
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So a car owner paying 8 percent should be able to get down to 5.5 percent.
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She wants to get down to 160 pounds, less than half of her pre-surgery weight.
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Number two, Jake, we need to get down to one or two entrances into our schools.
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Miley Cyrus, much like other brides, likes to get down to "Uptown Funk" at her wedding.
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Her trainer Kenya Crooks, who helped her get down to a size 4 from 460 lbs.
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Danylyuk told Reuters earlier this week that the level could eventually get down to 10 percent.
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I respect you, so I will use those pronouns, and now let's get down to business.
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High-profile celebs show up in different attire — their party attire — and get down to business.
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Lots of Donald Trump sports content to cover today, so let's get down to brass tacks.
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The two get down to "Sing," and even belt out the rap parts with surprising finesse.
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But he's not the only Tatum who knows how to get down to Ginuwine's smooth melody.
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It was there he learned to get down to business and get his hands dirty — literally.
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But let's get a little more nitty gritty and get down to the individual seat level.
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I think it's important to get down to the bottom of this before there's any response.
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Microsoft is really hoping to get down to business with the next version of the HoloLens.
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This process allows for a lot of revision and experimentation before I get down to sewing.
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Not only do we get very hot, we also get down to about minus 200 Fahrenheit.
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Which, you know, if you really want to get down to it, yeah, he's probably right.
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To get down to that level, prices can fall or earnings rise, or both can happen.
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The issue could come when we get down to the specific witnesses each side wants called.
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Flora Bar is, when you get down to it, less a restaurant than a wine bar.
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"When you get down to specific companies, sometimes they pay 3, 4, 5 percent," he added.
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Back at her one-room apartment, Bridgette demands he strip so they can get down to business.
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"I'd get him a McDonald's hamburger and I'd say we gotta get down to work," Trump said.
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"You can talk about it in general terms, or you can get down to business," she says.
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You might be the sign of royalty, Leo, but today you need to get down to earth.
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But PEOPLE wanted to get down to the real nitty-gritty of politics this week in Cleveland.
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So, let's get down to the most bonkers moments of the episode and try to unravel them.
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Now that dates are out of the way, it's time to get down to the dirty work.
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Lastly, they get down to the "semantic level": comparing the media to things they know are true.
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Before they get down to business, the superstar couple can't help but flirt as the cameras roll.
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After some well-deserved time off, Barack and Michelle Obama are about to get down to business.
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China will need to get down to the tough business of shaking up its slothful state firms.
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This isn't a funny song or a get-down-to-business song — it's a heterosexual flirt song.
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As we get down to it, the differences between these candidates are becoming more clear every day.
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"I want to get down to the nitty-gritty," he said in a confessional during the premiere.
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The real goal is to get down to tens of dollars per megabit per second per month.
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Then you can get down to the serious business of eating some latkes or sufganiyot—or not.
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Thankfully so did the nurse, who popped in as a subtle cue to get down to business.
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The goal is that I'm trying to get down to 10 percent body fat in 90 days.
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LET'S GET DOWN TO WASHINGTON, D.C. NOW OUR OWN GEOFF CUTMOORE SETTING DOWN WITH A SPECIAL GUEST.
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Now that he's back with his wife, Mathews hopes to get down to work without domestic distractions.
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The central bank is expected to take nearly 28.1½ years to get down to around $21996 trillion.
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"To get down to GDP growth is not something we've ever done in this country," Holahan said.
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"We need to get down to one or two entrances into our schools," Patrick said on CNN.
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We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people.
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Once the coffee kicks in I get down to work business while listening to more Horror Movie Podcast.
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On the other hand, we see very little support until you get down to the low $80 range.
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When they finally get down to it in the Diana Gabaldon novel Voyager, Jamie pushes past Geneva's objections.
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"We get down to that perfect sweet spot for Batman, but also having moments of hesitation," said Arnett.
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"When you get down to the fourth quarter, you've got to be perfect," Suns forward Jared Dudley said.
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But if they get down to running at 703% capacity or something like that, it'll be suicidal again.
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When you get down to the technical aspects, bone conduction headphones are really no different to regular headphones.
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It's grueling work, he said, requiring strenuous digging to get down to bedrock where the gold is hiding.
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Heck, even the worst procrastinators will get down to business after instructor TJ Walker is through with you.
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It was definitely a process of trying to get down to the real stuff, the real nitty-gritty.
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Three centuries later, Ludwig Wittgenstein similarly tried to get down to first principles in his Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.
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But you also want to get down to work and make sure you're getting all your bases covered.
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With that preface out of the way, let's get down to business — the business of your gastrointestinal tract.
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Now let's get down to brass tacks ... if convicted, Vic faces up to a year in county jail.
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The girls drop their lacrosse gear by the door and get down to the business of playing Minecraft.
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But if you get down to the right fractal level, then in many parts of the country they're not.
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Let's get down to why you really clicked on this article—our list of best models for pet owners.
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I don't expect that we'll have to get down to the very low interest rates that other countries did.
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But not until the Yemen conflict started in 2015 did the UAE get down to prolonged and sustained war.
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Or get down to your nearest AMC Theatres location this weekend, because Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory is playing.
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Then we'd add the two digits of 43 to get down to a single digit number (2 + 5 = 7).
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But in general, Wall Street hasn't taken it seriously yet, so we all get down to business next week.
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Today I hope we can kind of get down to the bottom of these crucial questions for our relationship.
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On Friday, Mercury gently harmonizes with taskmaster Saturn, creating an excellent opportunity for you to get down to business.
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When are we going to get down to the actual legislation that both sides profess we need to have?
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Pinto, who is 6 feet, 1 inch tall, said his next goal is to get down to 190 pounds.
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"We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people," he tweeted.
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Let's get down to why you really clicked on this article — a list of best models for pet owners.
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But "even with that amount of weight loss, most people don't get down to a 'normal' BMI," he explains.
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I.A drummer that celebrates all the ladies and others who put their hair up to get down to work.
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Could have been the weight class, it was a long, arduous cut for Koch to get down to featherweight.
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"You have to choose between the last two to get down to the one you really like," he said.
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The movie takes some time to get down to this particular business, which may put off less patient viewers.
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"I guess we'll cross that bridge when we all get down to the Australian Open next year," Stosur said.
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When you get down to the basics, Congress is now considering a bill to make mass shootings less noisy.
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Tom and some of the other staffers attempted to get down to "Back That Azz Up," Juvenile's smash hit.
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"We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people," he posted.
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At this point, genetic genealogists get down to the nitty-gritty of their work -- lots and lots of research.
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I don't think it's plausible to get down to fewer than a handful defections among non-Freedom Caucus Republicans.
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But the fiscal year waiteth for no man, and soon Congress will be forced to get down to business.
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But before the new senators can get down to the people's business, there are some logistical hurdles to overcome.
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When you get down to it, you're making up in gumption what you lack in nearly every other resource.
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"There's so many things people haven't thought of when you get down to these last days," Ms. Fremder said.
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And his actions tell us that every business and foreign government better get down to Washington and make nice.
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Now underneath that Local tab, Community Updates will get down to even smaller, more local details based on your location.
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When you get down to it, the only way we get to make movies is by making someone some money.
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"Now it's time to get down to work and make this a successful negotiation," he told journalists on Monday morning.
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Arriving at her ancestral home, Dragonstone, Dany is keen to get down to the business of conquering the Seven Kingdoms.
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They hope to get down to Base Camp II tomorrow if weather clears and from there get a helicopter out.
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"We are starting to get down to the end of the tunnel of all this rain," Meteorologist Roger Erickson said.
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It's eclipse season, stargazers — and September wastes no time letting us know that it's time to get down to business.
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And, I think the Department of Justice wants to get down to it, and I can tell you congress does.
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After penciling in a brief cuddle session with the reality star, the puppy went upstairs to get down to business.
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The white film moves inside the basin with a faint whoosh and I feel confident to get down to business.
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" Trump's morning tweets: "We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people.
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One of my grandkids recently rated me the "craziest person" in my family because I get down to their level.
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" Leah also joined her dad and his bride on the dance floor to get down to Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk.
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I haven't seen that spirit or the pragmatism to really get down to details for many of the populist parties.
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He pauses, but eventually pushes the jar from his mind so he and Christine can get down to brass tacks.
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There are so many reasons to get down to this absolute gem of an album—pick one and hit play.
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I swat away the cat, who is very interested in the salmon in my bowl, and get down to work.
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It's a pretty standard procedure: Take the product out of its box, remove any plastic, and get down to business.
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Now that you have been sufficiently informed about the game, let's get down to brass tacks: this poor fucking guy.
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I think that you get down to the bottom of a ... It's snackable content, but it's in a book. Yeah.
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" Nick Kyrgios, the Australian men's star, said: "If you get down to it, people are losing their families and homes.
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Franny is off to safety — her exquisite wardrobe soon to follow — and Carrie is free to get down to business.
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"It has to get bad enough before you can actually get down to what needs to get done," he said.
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CARLOS RODRIGUEZ: Well, I think there— you— you really have to kinda get down to the details, as you know.
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Spoonful One is, when you get down to it, a bunch of crushed up nuts, egg, and seafood, amongst other things.
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But when you get down to it, it is hardball politics all the way and has been for the longest time.
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Unable to find a trade, the Knicks had to cut Noah by Monday to get down to a 15-man roster.
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"Women are very good at talking, and I think we need to get down to the business of doing," Lee emphasized.
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Average condoms tend to hover between 60 and 70 microns, although "ultra-thin" ones can get down to just 20 microns.
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Forget the shattering facts above and get down to basics: You can go to a store and find clothing for yourself.
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My hope now is I can slowly lose another 10 with #weightwatchers and get down to my birth weight of 195!
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Now that the 2017 Academy Awards nominations have been announced, we can roll up our sleeves and get down to business.
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"If they're serious, then we can get down to the business of defining the terms of final denuclearization," said one official.
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It's bewildering, when you get down to it, how many different stamps it takes to fill out the democracy coupon book.
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You wouldn't want to show your face in the Mission, so you'd probably want to get down to Dogpatch for that.
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Policy-makers expect it will take considerable time for Trump to work out personnel appointments and get down to policy formation.
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The full agency is now on the field, and can get down to the business of improving communications across the country.
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"He's giving me more information so I can get down to the facts," Tillis said as he emerged from the meeting.
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Yet once Republicans get down to the details of tax reform, they are likely to explore different options for generating revenue.
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Now I'm walking around at 145 and I just need to go on a simple diet to get down to 135.
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The dirty truth of fantasy football, especially when we get down to these final few weeks, is that it's damn random.
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Buses also come to these areas, but trying get down to the rest of the city this way takes much longer.
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Is it for us to get on airplanes and get on vehicles and get down to Washington and vote in person?
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The home-cooked food rule probably did more than any other to help Aimee and me get down to reasonable weights.
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"Get down to Disney World in Florida," President George W. Bush urged Americans in a speech two weeks after the attacks.
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So, when you get down to it, Democrats are facing the choice between a fringe socialist and an entrenched party elite.
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Before Democrats really get down to figuring out whether they can challenge Handel again, the party needs to nominate its candidate.
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"I try to get down to about 215, and that's done by eating lentil soup, grilled chicken and water," he said.
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Will I be able to get down to the street without him catching me, and is the driver in on it?
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The notes are correct, the words are now "meows," and now cats can get down to Lil Nas X's smash hit.
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And by the time you get down to Jericho, fifteen or twenty minutes later, you're about 2200 feet below sea level.
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I don't get down to Trader Joe's often so I stock up on stuff I'll use over the next few weeks.
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"I would get him a McDonald's hamburger and say we've got to get down to work," Trump said at the time.
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When it comes to technique, Porsz said it is essential to get down to the dog's level before taking their picture.
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Safe to say, the French election was anything but boring, but now these new officials need to get down to business.
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"We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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With news today of the first complete axolotl genome, researchers can now finally get down to the business of unraveling these mysteries.
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After some talk about hopey-changey stuff and Zach's "nature," we get down to flashbacks that explain how Lem became a vamp.
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So what we&aposre going to get down to in the end is did they have a good reason to be worried?
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She was doing little early-grab frontside airs between the legs, because it was probably easier to get down to the board.
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This is the time for you to roll up your sleeves and have the discipline to get down to business 24/7.
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They are both artists destined for each other, but taking a break to get down to the business of becoming major stars.
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After spending his first month handing down a flurry of executive orders, Trump looks ready to get down to business with Congress.
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When he reached the rental unit, Jack expected Mike to hop out so the two of them could get down to business.
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Ivanka Trump's 2 little boys aren't Migos fans yet -- they're just toddlers -- but they can get down to some pretty experimental jams.
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BUT WE'D LIKE TO GET INVOLVED IN THOSE BONDS, YOU KNOW, HOPEFULLY, IF THEY GET DOWN TO THE 003, 200, 27 LEVEL.
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Sadly, you can't always get down to Oaxaca when a hangover strikes, but you can find poleo tea for sale on Amazon.com.
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In a video shared on Wednesday, Teigen and Luna, 3, wear matching sailor hats and get down to the sound of silence.
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The crazy thing about it is that, I was down here, I couldn't get down to my vehicle because of the roadblock.
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I weighed 205 which is about as fat as I've ever been and my goal is to get down to around 190.
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It's like, we both know why we're here; let's cut out the goo-goo-gah-gah and get down to brass tacks.
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We've nearly reached the statistical midway point of the season, so let's get down to business doing what America does best: ranking stuff.
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Then you can sit back and watch the show in the window's bottom right feed while three fake colleagues get down to business.
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In fact, to get down to the real economics of the situation, I've been saving my money for a real camera and lenses.
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When you really get down to it, life is basically just one long situation, with very fuzzy boundaries and lots of messy emotions.
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Do you think that will encourage more people to come or the news will take a while to get down to Central America?
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But experts warn that things will likely change as they get down to the nitty-gritty of actually building this new underground system.
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Sometimes you may have to get down to the child's level and re-explain it in a way that they can understand it.
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Not the hubris we saw in the years leading up to the financial crisis but a healthy, let's-get-down-to-business attitude.
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But relentlessly hammering on the details of the economic rejuvenation of America will win this thing, if only he'll get down to it.
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All the iguanas coming from that sand had to pass that way to get down to the colony, and the snakes know that.
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Plus, you can attend interactive workshops, explore Startup Alley and cut loose (or get down to fun networking) at our TC After Party.
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And when you get down to it, not many people have the time nor the will to do something for no good reason.
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There's a "real chance" for Cruz, but the race needs to get down to a two-candidate contest, Welch said, urging Florida Sen.
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" Once you're ready to get down to business with your DSLR, "You can start worrying about other things like focus, lighting, and exposure.
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Others don't listen to R. Kelly, can't sit through a Roman Polanski film, or won't get down to the newest Chris Brown track.
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If this were a typical Adam Rapp play, you might expect Ellis and the girls to get down to some serious polymorphous partying.
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Venus in Libra is a people-pleaser, but Venus is retrograde, and it's time to put yourself first and get down to business.
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Then it can really get down to iterating without having to worry about hanging a vastly different-looking model out every two years.
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Taino Smokehouse lets you dispense with fine-dining pretensions and get down to the tool kit and pickup truck pleasures of smoked meats.
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Even lovable James T. knows that it's time for Wells to get down to business and get that kiss out of the way.
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FROM COINAGE: Your Go-to Guide to Finding the Right Wedding Gift Now it's time to dress up and get down to business!
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" He also touts his travel ban: "We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people.
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From the front, Ridley&aposs dress looks like she was ready to get down to business but the back featured a daring surprise.
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If Republicans get as bold as they sometimes say they will about eliminating deductions, that number might get down to "only" $3.5 trillion.
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"When you get down to the micro details, it's incredibly complex and precise," says Amanda Mustard, who followed the process from start to finish.
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And if you actually look at the end results, when you get down to it, there are very few cases that actually get convictions.
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In part one, we looked back on Pépin's extraordinary career and proficiency; this time around, we get down to brass tacks: eating and drinking.
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During the sentencing hearing, Jean's brother Brandt testified that he forgave Guyger and asked the judge if he could get down to hug Guyger.
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The fraction of diminutive night frogs, which can get down to just a little over 10 mm in length, has increased to 20 percent.
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Beijing, where Baidu is based, has exceptionally cold winters where average temperatures can get down to 25 degrees Fahrenheit (-4 degrees Celsius) in January.
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The failure to get down to nitty-gritty talks had been taken as a sign that North Korea was not really serious about disarmament.
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Instead, he suggests they get down to the business of advocating a stronger U.S. agenda during ongoing or upcoming trade negotiations with other countries.
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Our CrunchMatch service — a platform that makes it simple for founders and investors to meet, greet and get down to business — generated 888 meetings.
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When you launch it the app displays a two-second ad that appears before you get down to the business of changing the volume.
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When you get down to the municipal level, you're kind of below the radar of the fossil fuel industry's denial and political threats operation.
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However, once you get down to the dregs and there are just a few cookie crumbles left, it seems sacrilegious to throw them away.
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To get down to below -60 F as recommended by Merck, the manufacturer of the vaccine, ordinarily you'd use dry ice—frozen carbon dioxide.
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Head on over to your TV, your laptop, or even your phone held surreptitiously under your desk, and get down to binge-watching business.
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And the cesium contamination [radioactive substance from Fukushima disaster] will take something like 300 years to get down to what it was in 2011.
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" In another meeting with a U.S. gun lobby supporter, Dickson says: "It's going to get down to money at the end of the day.
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"We want to get down to concrete work and see how well our partners observe the U.N. Security Council resolution (on Syria)," Lavrov said.
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When I get down to his eye level, he yaps and jumps in at me, then out, pretending he is fiercer than he is.
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Before one or the other of them can get down to business, Brucey and Big Sam will have to impress at the interview stage.
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Given how great the Alabama defense is, it wasn't particularly likely that the Bulldogs would get down to that point on the field again.
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"To really get down to the details with surveys is hard," said Ahu Yildirmaz, who heads the ADP research group that produces the report.
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"We will get down to our really serious business of how we can make sure this doesn't happen in our country again," he said.
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Under the new system, forecasts get down to a bit less than two square miles, or about five square kilometers, and are updated hourly.
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"We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people," he wrote in another on Sunday morning.
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I do a regular manicure and pedicure mostly because I can't get down to do it myself, but also it's nice to be touched.
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Then, of course, there are the songs that feel more of-the-moment (you probably weren't dying to get down to "Candy Shop" after 2005).
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Now the company is trying to get down to where it can free-cash-flow money at as low a price as possible, Lance explained.
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Once new retirees wrap up their longtime careers, they can get down to the business of serious relaxation ... or, alternately, the pursuit of further knowledge.
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It's amazing see these women leave their excuses behind and get down to the reason why it worked instead of the reason that it didn't.
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And so when Prince & Spring's brand new and Fruitmoji product arrived, we were more than ready to dig in and get down to snacking business.
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If finding a new job is one of the top goals in your Best Self Journal this year, it's time to get down to business.
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They need to either bring in their own technologists or get close to their IT/tech departments and get down to some serious product development!
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Zendaya won second place on Dancing With the Stars, and based on her Instagram, she likes to get down to Beyoncé during her free time.
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The 43rd president of the United States had his fun playing with ponchos at Trump's inauguration, but now it's time to get down to business.
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What you kind of get down to is do you have the data model, the application model and the cloud model that is truly innovative.
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Every Republican and even some Democrats agree with the basic premise of this plan, and we can get down to arguing about the exact numbers.
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In fact when you get down to his description of the program, he was being vouched for by a number of other leaders down there.
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If they stop taking direction from coastal elites and get down to the issues that matter to people in the heartland, they can do it.
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In 2013, he declared he was going to get down to his playing weight of 218 pounds — it is unknown if he reached the goal.
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"Something went wrong here, and we're going to get down to the bottom of it; we'll hold people responsible," Mr. de Blasio told WCBS-AM.
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They were like, 'You either need to get down to 2% body fat and be ripped or you need to put on another 100 pounds.
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"The commitment to get down to two times EBITDA in three to five years really shows how cash-generative Shire is," said Polar Capital's Mahony.
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As far as I know, no one called me a liar on national TV this week, so I guess we can get down to business.
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WH spokesperson on Trump wiretap claim: "He's made very clear what he believes, and he's asking we get down to the bottom of this." pic.twitter.
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All the more reason for YOU to get down to Brus Griffin's lot and get a great deal on a new or used car TODAY.
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It is one thing to pass a resolution and quite another to get down to the nitty gritty of how to bring it to fruition.
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Star Julia Roberts, 51, and her titular BFF Dermot Mulroney, 213 (close pals in real life), arrived together and immediately wanted to get down to business.
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For right now, you can take advantage of Dell's latest Deal of the Week to get the perfect laptop that helps you get down to business.
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Once it came time to get down to business, Dern's makeup artist Gita Bass used Simple Skincare products and Colorescience makeup to create her smokey look.
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And then, three, four months later, nobody remembers what all the fuss was about because we get down to the real business of electing a President.
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So I think when you get down to the end of it, there&aposs no law that says you can&apost send an informant virtually anywhere.
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In May, Dimon told CNBC that the presidential candidates should stop their "denigration" and "finger-pointing," and get down to the business of uniting the nation.
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We're going to be using Tails OS, a bootable operating system that includes everything you need to get down to those hidden parts of the web.
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"When you get down to the authorship of the individual shots and scenes, I don't know if we're actually that similar to the originals," Yedlin said.
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We live for these crispy, crunchy little veggie bites; especially when there's an aioli's involved and we can really get down to drizzling, dipping, and dunking.
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Dr. Tom Price is a terrific choice for Secretary of Health and Human Services; he and his colleagues in Congress now must get down to work.
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And when you get down to two remaining turns and still need to get four of your six-person squad to evac, it becomes fucking tense.
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But unless you're willing to cook every food item from scratch and shop at a farmers markets year-round, you cannot get down to zero plastic.
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"I'd be trimming that back or reducing the position, waiting for it to get down to a nice base, find support at that base," said Johnson.
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She loved to open things, [and] we'd wrap, like, six beautiful boxes, so she'd think she was going to get down to a necklace or something.
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Senate Republican leaders will present options on an ObamaCare replacement bill at Tuesday's GOP lunch meeting, as lawmakers get down to decisionmaking time on the bill.
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Get down to the real rawness of your own being, and you'll find everyone is capable of love and everyone is subject to your own love.
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Because how would you actually get down to the drinking of beer on National Drink Beer Day if you don't first open the bottles of beer?
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"Such logic seems to fit the pattern of Russian policy in … defense and security domains: raise concerns, double the stakes, get down to negotiations," he said.
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My friend Barbara lives in New York City, and she tries to get down to Washington, D.C., every month or so to visit her two grandsons.
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Throughout Wilson's work there is a palpable desire to strip away the obfuscation of biased history, to get down to the fundamentals in black and white.
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"You don't get down to 35 percent approval and have people in your own party shooting at you and conclude that everything's going fine," he said.
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Here's a look at some of the looming questions as the three countries get down to business: Will the revised NAFTA deal bring back manufacturing jobs?
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"If we can persuade people to get off their smart phones and get down to the pub to talk to each other," the Oxford study concluded.
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When you get down to it, he's a student of policy, and probably enjoys that as much or more than some of the other aspects of politics.
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Take the time to practice talking about this out loud so you're comfortable with the material and your pitch when it's time to get down to business.
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But if we were The World's Fastest Man, we'd get down to wherever the hell Kasi is ASAP -- 'cause ain't nothin' gonna top what we see here.
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With no investment in the outcome of the Series, Cashman said he would get down to business next week, when the Yankees hold their pro scouts meeting.
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We pop open a bottle of champagne and toast to my birthday (which is really next week), then get down to eating, chatting, and cuddling the baby.
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In fact, you just need an internet connection, and maybe a few friends to act as emotional support for when things really get down to the wire.
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For SpaceX this launch will signal that the private rocket company is ready to get down to the business of taking on missions rather than continuing tests.
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"Now we get down to the final strokes," he told reporters at a separate news conference at the White House alongside visiting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Expect more squabbles over space until a new government is formed later in the year—at which point the bulky new Bundestag can get down to work.
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"The next trade for crude oil would be to let it get down to the mid-30s and let some of that risk offset sentiment," Ciana said.
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So, let's get down to the knitty gritty and check out 29 of the most comfy oversized sweaters worth being meme-ified on your next winter outing.
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Mendes also shared his desire to make a song that was dancier than his usual love ballads — and maybe even something that people could get down to.
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I needed to get down to the nitty gritty of what was going on inside my head, and you can't do that if your thoughts are muddy.
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You're still better off getting an iPad for entertainment and light work and a more capable machine for when it's really time to get down to business.
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"David Davis has vowed to 'get down to business' and hit the 'substance' of Brexit talks as a new round kicks off today," wrote the Daily Mirror.
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Senate Republican leaders will present options on an ObamaCare replacement bill at Tuesday's GOP lunch meeting, as lawmakers get down to decision-making time on the bill.
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In December 2017, the Ted star broke down the lifestyle habits with Men's Health that he was relying on to get down to 6 percent body fat.
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But before we break out the fireworks to celebrate Lin's victory over life, the universe, and Hollywood, let's get down to the basics: what is an EGOT?
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We want to get down to how do you get your work done and how can we help you get your work done more efficiently, more effectively.
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We're bringing the legendary TechCrunch Meetup + Pitch-off to Seoul on October 27, but when we get down to the heart of it, the event starts now.
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With a February 15 deadline before another partial government shutdown would be triggered, they vowed to get down to work with new urgency to resolve their differences.
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Though the turkey as a living, breathing animal is somewhat unusual-looking, very little sets it apart once you get down to preparing it for a meal.
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"It's easy to say 'there's unemployment benefits' or 'there are SBA loans,' but when you get down to the details it's a lot more nuanced," Muir said.
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That and of course the unemployment rate without going into the details doesn't look great, but when you get down to it its pretty good news overall.
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Stone, of course, is also a lawyer, who seems glad when he can stop writing about ancient Greek poets and Renaissance popes and get down to cases.
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But as the September focus group showed, even avowedly anti-abortion Trump voters actually have a wide range of views when you get down to the details.
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After uploading two high-resolution images of your head — one from the front and one from the side — you can then get down to business selecting your body.
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Amanda would like to find a factory in China with a faster manufacturing process so that it can get down to the target price of £40 per tent.
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So, let's get down to Perry's single appearance in the episode that will forever stand as memoriam to him and the other standout moments of Riverdale's latest episode.
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When you get down to requiring communication and coordination by people who don't know each other, and don't give a fuck about each other, it's just really hard.
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Ready yourself to get down to business with the precise part and slicked down sides that's making its way to the head of a conference table near you...
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Even at the height of the plague, youth still vanishes, parties still get down to ash and wine-spills, and we still seem to care about it all.
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AND FINALLY ... The 4th was with them On "Star Wars" Day, President Obama, Michelle Obama, R2D2 and some stormtroopers get down to "Uptown Funk" in the White House.
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Depending on your birthdate, you might end up with another double-digit number after this step — just keep reducing until you get down to a single-digit number.
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Now that he's finally ingratiated into the power structure of the absent Daenerys's kingdom, Varys can get down to the business of secretly knowing everything that's going on.
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In the brand new "Got No Strings" campaign, Nicki Minaj, Rebel Wilson, Amber Rose, and many more celebs get down to "I've Got No Strings" from Disney's Pinocchio.
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The lads who used to get down to Kid Cudi and describe kids who smoked weed as "junkies" are now crunching a gram of MD each every weekend.
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After reaching the apex of the tree, Tian Tian deploys some graceful flips to get down to the lower branches, where he casually hangs from his bottom paws.
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It does, and I think the part that's going to be very interesting is when we get down to it and see what the real deciding factors are.
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Photo: SignifyOnce we get down to the level of smart lights or smart plugs, these devices haven't yet attracted the attention of malware writers, according to our experts.
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Cormier now has to get down to business because Brock Lesnar is back ... challenging D.C. for the title, and UFC Prez Dana White says that fight is on.
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So for us, it has always been, from the very first time that we started doing whiteboarding, was how do we get down to daily benefit to users?
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"I'm looking for gold to get down to there, but ultimately I don't think it's the Fed that could be the catalyst to send gold higher," Baruch said.
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Members of the royal family traditionally do not hug, but Princess Diana would hug, and would get down to the level of children to give them a squeeze.
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Mine is to go back to living with my mom and looking for a job in DC if my savings ever were to get down to about $4,000.
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But the really hard work you know is when you get down to specific sectors, specific issues, specific regulations, I think there's an increasing realization of what's involved.
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Now, you can treat pimples in as little as six hours, no matter when they appear — no waiting for the cloak of night to get down to business.
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As an officer was reading Henry the consent form, cops say he interrupted, asked for the cup and went over to the toilet to get down to biz.
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But before you get down to business, find out what your partner likes, and be open about what you like, because it's important that you both enjoy what's coming.
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"We finally removed the elephant from the room and let us get down to business of doing our jobs," King said of Carter's ending the ban on transgender service.
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Once Susie is done riffing on Midge's sticky-handed children, tardiness, and access to not one, but two, Buckingham Palace-esque homes, it's time to get down to business.
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Not that this blog is negative by any means, but the intention of it is to get down to the nitty-gritty and the harder things in our families.
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It's hard not to fall for a woman who can get down to 'Rhythm of the Night', but also have a fight sequence that brings tears to the eyes.
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"It seemed outlandish that we would get down to this level, but by all means, we could drop another $5-10 here," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday.
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There's some teams ahead of us, for sure, but we've gotta continue getting better as we get down to this last 20 games or so and we'll be alright.
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The last thing you'd probably think of is good old fashioned Hot Topic-friendly pop-punk, the kind you and your buds would get down to in middle school.
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"The only way to get through to him is to get down to his level and talk in a language he understands, one of personal insults," Mr. Murray said.
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Nice and narrow, but by the time you get down to MCMAHON at 21A he's sat down, and is already widening his knee span at the expense of others.
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While the leaders get down to business, their spouses will be treated to a traditional English garden party attended by the staff from Downing Street and the U.S. embassy.
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"It's going to get down to a point where they're not going to be able to survive if this continues down the same path," Rounds told CNN on Wednesday.
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So why not look back at the best songs of the year, the ones everyone loved and nearly everyone can get down to, for your New Year's Eve playlist?
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But I think you get down to the basic issue is that the president is doing everything that we can to prevent this type of thing from happening here.
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To stay competitive, we need to get down to at least the 28503 percent rate that is being considered, or closer to the 22019 percent that was originally proposed.
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The codenamed PlayStation Neo was revealed by Sony boss Andrew House to the Financial Times just before E3 this year, but he didn't get down to the nitty gritty.
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The rise in the unemployment rate also "without going into the details doesn't look great, but when you get down to it, it's pretty good news overall," Simons said.
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But you've also got to get down to the street level when scraps break out, making in-the-moment tactical decisions to ensure your crew stays safe and alive.
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I could hardly get down to a six minute mile, and I knew shaving off those minutes and seconds from my sprint times was partly contingent on my physique.
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The machine calculates remaining pods based on washing cycles, reordering when things get down to 10 or so pods – a number than can be adjusted via the company's Kitchen app.
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Everyone will be in a talkative mood this evening when the Moon meets communication planet Mercury in Capricorn at 6:58 PM. People are ready to get down to business!
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Macron will host a dinner on the waterfront on Saturday before the leaders get down to talks on Sunday and Monday on the global economy, tackling inequality and climate change.
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JPMorgan Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC on Wednesday the presidential candidates should stop their "denigration" and "finger-pointing," and get down to the business of uniting the nation.
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Basically you're dealing with a carcass, and you can circumnavigate all those ethical and administrative issues that come with studying live animals, and you can just get down to business.
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Thus my curiosity for how Garten's and Drummond's specialty recipes could greatly differ was peaked, and I ventured out to pick up the baking goods and get down to business.
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So when we caught up with him at the opening of Marshalls new N.Y.C. Tribeca location, we had to get down to business: What exactly should we buy for summer?
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Based on the book by writer Stephan Talty, The Black Hand is coming out in 2018, so right around now would be when DiCaprio has to get down to business.
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"Well, I think, first of all, just to get down to the human level for a second, all of us ought to include Hillary Clinton in our prayers," he said.
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We drank champagne out on his balcony and started to get down to business just as a summer thunderstorm hit—torrential rain, rumbling thunder, the whole thing was so sultry.
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"The only way to get through to him is to get down to his level and talk in a language he understands — one of personal insults," Mr. Murray has said.
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"He doesn't subscribe to the idea that you've got to get down to the bare bones and have no fun," said Ali Cusack, a 31-year-old lawyer in Melbourne.
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This wasn't so much my La Bohème period as my living through somebody else's, which, when you get down to it, was really just a lack of real estate imagination.
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" With the confirmation of Mr. Price, he said, the administration will "get down to the final strokes," devising a plan that can provide "tremendous health care at a lower price.
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Diddy's ready to get down to recruiting in the ATL for his "Making the Band" reboot ... and he's relying on some serious hometown talent to help him get it done.
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"If we look at the ending inventory target for the industry towards the end of 2020, an ideal inventory would be to get down to 45,000-0003,000 units," Vieth said.
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After absorbing the general themes of the reinstallation, which will take time, we can get down to the quibbling that is the elixir of art talk in the big city.
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When you do get down to shopping, keep in mind that while some offers are already available, some promotions and links may not go live until the respective sales begin.
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That's where you get down to business and learn how to utilize the game's new core mechanic: throwing Cappy at objects and characters to take over their bodies and abilities.
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Our good, liberal-minded intentions for making a better world are rarely enough to keep us from our baser instincts, The Square suggests, when things really get down to brass tacks.
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"There's an international standard that requires that once you get down to your fuel reserve in a flight that you have to declare what is called a 'fuel mayday,'" Gibson said.
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The sharing economy has placed an emphasis on its ease-of-entry for workers, who simply need to have access to a car or an apartment to get down to work.
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Below, get down to earth with November C.Y Wong's au naturale images: For more of November C.Y. Wong and Chih Yu Wong's work, check out their respective Instagrams, here and here.
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The app is not famous for making changes quickly: It took almost a year — actually, two years — for WhatsApp to really start to get down to business with services for businesses.
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But it must accept the extended Arab hand, led by Saudi Arabia, for normalized, neighborly relations, allowing Sunni Arabs to get down to the real task of getting rid of extremism.
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After about a week of meeting as many Israeli startups and VCs as possible, it's time to really get down to business at the TC Meetup + Pitch-off in Tel Aviv.
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"At the end of the day in all this, it is going to get down to a couple states, and Ohio is going to be absolutely critical," Mr. Kasich told reporters.
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I stay for an hour, then go home and get down to reading my Genghis book — I need to finish this today so I can move on to reading Hannibal tomorrow.
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But on Sunday afternoon, Mr. Barrow was still in Dakar, waiting for word that he could return safely to Gambia and get down to the business of governing his struggling country.
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We wouldn't say there's a hard minimum for how much you should pay for a TV, but pay close attention to its specs once you get down to $500 or less.
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"We went through a massive campaign to globally map the asteroid and have been synthesizing all of that data to get down to our final sample site selections," Dr. Lauretta said.
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"Evening types on average get down to their lowest core body temperature later than normal," Leon Lack, who studies circadian rhythms at Flinders University in Australia, tells me in an email.
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Moscow called on the United States and North Korea to get down to talks to find a political solution to problems on the Korean Peninsula, Zakharova told a weekly news briefing.
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To a degree, this is typical for Baz Luhrmann, the mad genius Australian film director who shepherded The Get Down to the small screen (though he directs only the first episode).
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Temperature is also an issue, she told BuzzFeed News, as it can get down to 45 degrees at night and if you're not wearing gloves, your hands will hurt from the cold.
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They live fast lives, mainly in the sky, so we don't blame Ambrosio for needed a little assistance to get down to checking the mundane things of everyday life off her list.
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"When I was asked to come to the center of The Get Down to help realize it, I had to defer a film directing commitment for at least two years," Luhrmann said.
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The play gets a little clumsy at times as the writers even get down to discussing the difference between economic and other sorts of migrants, but we can only admire their ambition.
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Mining minerals on land can require clearing away forests and other ecosystems in order to gain access, and moving hundreds of millions of tonnes of rock to get down to the ores.
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Longer fanfics may typically have a slower build, but sooner or later a chapter arrives where characters—let's take Harry and Draco from Harry Potter—get down to it do the nasty.
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"I think the company is probably going to need a more robust expense savings program in order to get down to that target," said Kevin Barker, senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray.
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Rather than get down to the task of streamlining its operations, Pentagon leaders tried to hide the report's findings from Congress, fearing that the revelations would undercut their pleas for additional funding.
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The display technology has a lot of work to do before these goggles can get down to a size that might make them plausible for regular people to wear on the regular.
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When you get down to the nuts and bolts of the Linksys Max Stream EA27500, it is packed full of features that allow you to use several devices running high-bandwidth applications.
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If the stock cannot bounce back very quickly and regain those support levels, the next key support level doesn't come in until we get down to the July breakout level near $155.
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"When I was asked to come to the center of 'The Get Down' to help realize it, I had to defer a film-directing commitment for at least two years," he wrote.
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"Now we can get down to the level of an individual user and we can be certain that we're targeting an ad to the same user across multiple devices," Mr. Lesser said.
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MICHAEL HADJIARGYROU Old Westbury, N.Y. To the Editor: I agree with Frank Bruni that the wrong way to take on Donald Trump is to get down to his level (column, Jan. 25).
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FABER: SO WHAT HAPPENS: YOU ARE PAYING DOWN DEBT, YOU ARE GOING TO GET DOWN TO THREE AND A HALF TIMES LEVERAGE AT SOMEPOINT IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE I GUESS.
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Task-focused workers don't want a lot of chitchat upfront and just want to get down to work, while relationship-focused people tend to be open to more conversation before getting started.
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As if to underscore those tracks' get-down-to-business mien, Chosen Lords was issued in a brown cardboard case, the CD equivalent of a white label 12-inch with handwritten credits.
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And once the bigger fight for independence was essentially over, and it came time to actually get down to the business of building a brand new country, they came bubbling right back up.
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The measures (and those likely to join them as lawmakers get down to work in other states) come at what could be a pivotal stretch in the fight over firearms on college campuses.
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However, if you want to get down to the super technical aspects of picture quality and compare Vizio's new hardware to high-end OLED displays, the P-Series Quantum does have some limitations.
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Nick Gartside, JP Morgan Asset Management's international chief investment officer, believed there was no reason why the Italian/German bond yield gap could not get down to the low 100 basis points area.
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" At a separate event on June 5, Lowe had said: "My current central estimate (for unemployment) is 4.5%... we can get down to mid-4s without having a wages problem in this country.
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Victoria's Secret Angels get to do a lot of fun things on the job — like travel around the globe and party with Selena Gomez, but sometimes they have to get down to business.
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Whereas if you get down to blogs that may be on more of the fringe, they'll have their strong supporters, but people who don't necessarily read them often don't trust them as much.
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Trump said at the White House signing ceremony he and Xi were "going to get down to some serious business" and vowed that "the theft of American prosperity" by foreign countries would end.
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Considering the fact that we were attempting to enjoy a family vacation, they were excited to get down to the pool—which was being delayed by yet another needless conversation with my supervisor.
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"Then I'm going to get down to the weeds of something I enjoy which is the budget, and how the agency ... is funded, how it's structured, personnel, those types of things," he added.
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President Trump warned after a deadly attack in London that terrorism will "only get worse" if officials don't "get down to the business of security for our own people" and end political correctness.
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Perhaps when the campaign season demagoguery comes to a close, a new Congress and new administration can get down to the tough — but vital — business of revamping our remarkably business-adverse corporate code.
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"We are hopeful these discussions on July 12 will lead to further discussions and negotiations directly with the North Koreans by which we can actually get down to the detailed planning," McKeague said.
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"The voters have given him another chance, but this time he will have to get down to addressing these basic economic issues," said Arati Jerath, a columnist and political analyst in New Delhi.
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And once the bigger fight for independence was essentially over and it came time to actually get down to the business of building a brand new country, they came bubbling right back up.
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So, you also want to make sure, okay, contractually, really, when you get down to this ... I want to protect myself if you get hit by a truck or you quit or whatever.
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"Republican voters are expecting that we get down to business and deliver and do the job," said Ms. Handel, a former Georgia secretary of state, failed Senate candidate and failed candidate for governor.
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Our CrunchMatch platform is up, operational and ready for you to create your profile and get down to the business of connecting with the people who can move your business to new heights.
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"It's absolutely critical that we get all the information and that Congress has a chance to do their own investigation and to get down to the truth of what's going on," Arnoldy said.
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On the season 16 premiere of The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday, the "Barbie Tingz" rapper, 35, opened up about her "exercising" requests: She wants to get down to business three times a night.
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It initially was seen as a potential privacy risk when people didn't realize how exact the coordinates of their Bitmoji could be; it can get down to the corner of the street you're on.
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If that's not enough to scare you into recycling and carpooling, then perhaps the prospect of your children's children not being able to get down to a 100-year-old clay vinyl will be.
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After all, Trump appeared to interpret Putin's praise for him during the election campaign as an opening for a rapprochement and the opportunity for two hard-headed deal-makers to get down to work.
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"The outer surface materials might start to char at first; then you'd see some breaking apart; then when you get down to the metal, once it gets hot enough, it will glow," he said.
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Naturally they created a dog park that includes space for humans to convene and drink coffee with their friends and hop on the Wi-Fi while the dogs get down to doing dog things.
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Anyway, whenever we have needed to get down to the serious business of life, we have always preferred to retreat to our bed: our war room, cocoon, escape hatch and, at times, dining room.
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While Mayfield couldn't get down to the field and hit a home run himself, he appeared on the stadium's jumbotron in the fifth inning, saluting the crowd and taking a sip of his beer.
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"Our job now is to get down to the bottom of what happened and do everything we can to make sure that no family ever suffers like this again," de Blasio said on Twitter.
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Annabel says that sun sign compatibility is a fun place to start, but it's more important to know a person's full birth chart to get down to the nitty gritty of compatibility-related astrology.
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My basement hallway, known as "the pit," was always empty of people: To get down to my hovel, you had to go through a separate industrial back hallway and pass through a small door.
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BECKY QUICK: RIGHT NOW WE WANT TO GET DOWN TO BUSINESS WITH OUR FIRST GUEST WHO HAS A BIG STAKE IN ALL THE MAJOR FINANCIAL ISSUES THAT WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS PAST YEAR.
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She's the person telling Joel what the best ideas and plans are, and when things get down to the wire, she's the person who puts Joel on the road to helping save the human race.
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I still manage to get down to the gym for a quick one — I do a couple miles on the treadmill, some ab exercises, and some squats before running back upstairs for another client call.
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And I think both of them get down to a similar question around values, right, and who's building this and what are the values that are encoded and how does that end up playing out.
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She teamed up with her friend and professional organizer, Katrina Teeple at Operation Organization and together they transformed the previously cluttered kids space into a streamlined spot where the actress can get down to business.
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Run through our list of term patients to make sure everyone has all that they need to deliver safely and get down to updating the list for the next resident to take over next week.
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"Absolutely, you always want to get down to that (point) — we were really close in Seattle a couple weeks ago," said Ellis, who was behind the plate for the near no-hitter against the Mariners.
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So, when the moon wanes to its third and final quarter, we're in for a rude awakening: It's telling you that the time to revel is over for now — time to get down to business.
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And the fact that the British leadership change is happening quickly and calmly, after colorful figures such as Johnson bowed out early on, mean that the two countries can get down to business without delay.
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"Half of America can only afford a $230,000 mortgage, and the builders in good locations just can't get down to anywhere near that," said John Burns, CEO of California-based John Burns Real Estate Consulting.
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Eventually, the 2 groups get down to the lobby ... where another man from Ulis' crew (wearing a black shirt) chases their adversaries out of the building and punches one of the guys in the face.
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Only once this question is out of the way will the negotiators get down to the terms on a whole array of complicated issues that Britain might expect to receive from Europe upon its departure.
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Much of this month has been about you catching up on rest and healing; however, during today's full moon in hardworking Earth sign Capricorn, it's time to get down to business and tackle your chores.
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"When I was asked to come to the center of The Get Down to help realize it, I had to defer a film-directing commitment for at least two years," the Australian filmmaker told fans.
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Eventually, I switched to playing on a screen until I reached a new area, donned the headset again to absorb the space in its full glory, and took it off to get down to business.
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"According to DeWoskin, the captain explained that "there was a cabin pressurization issue and they tried to descend quickly enough before the masks automatically deployed, but they couldn't get down to breathable air fast enough.
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I get my breakfast and coffee and prep on podcast topics, or begin edits on a piece, or check up on admin tasks, or get down to the process of actually writing or editing video.
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From a track off Taylor Swift's newest album, Lover to a Bob Dylan track from the '70s to the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving theme song, it's a vibe that the whole family can get down to.
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"I thought that was really cool that even though she's on top of the world, she can still get down to earth and talk about the same things we have all struggled with," Maurer said.
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Trump said at a White House signing ceremony that he and Xi were "going to get down to some serious business" next week and vowed that "the theft of American prosperity" by foreign countries would end.
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But long before the Pentagon can get down to the business of actually figuring out what the "space force" would do and who would command it, Trump's proposal has a few hurdles to clear in Congress.
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I heat up my lunch, which consists of tofu, roasted broccoli, and a mix of cauliflower and brown rice, and try to finish up a few more things so I can get down to the gym.
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In reality, there's a lot wrong, especially on the ethics front: When Darius, Beth Ann, Rachel, Coleman and the crew get down to Alabama, the execs are expecting there to be some racist drama a brewing.
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"This idea of throwing out the unpleasant number and finely chopping the price index, you get down to a set of prices that barely can be considered representative and I think that is inappropriate," Bullard said.
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"Oil could get down to the $35 per barrel level, which would most certainly at this point take the equity markets with it," Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Paul Ciana told CNBC's "Futures Now " on Tuesday.
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At times, Tamar of the River seems to assume that you're instantly familiar with the tale it's telling, through cultural osmosis, so it can simply get down to the business of being utterly unlike anything else.
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So, you know, when you literally get down to our customers and how we work with them, we're in the best place we've ever been with them, both a commercial and consumer and wealth management side.
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Macron has yet to get down to deep policy specifics, and has targeted the center, but pollsters detect a brand of "populism-light", and say his independence and youth could blunt Le Pen's anti-establishment appeal.
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If you eventually get down to just two open windows, Apple's Split View feature (available in OS X El Capitan and later) allows you to position both of them evenly on each half of the screen.
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Apparently I'm not the only one who has struggled with this because tons of people on social media have shown the world how they cut out the middleman and get down to chugging their chocolate milk.
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Let's get down to business: here we have a bunch of Pikachu — more than a handful, less than a dozen — "dancing" to Beyoncé's "Formation," that unapologetic celebration of blackness and post-coital feasts at Red Lobster.
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Raab said Britain was on track and he would bring new "energy, vigor and vim" to talks as they get down to wire to find a deal before EU leaders meet at a summit in October.
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We've rounded up the best holiday offerings on Hulu to help you cut down on tedious decision making so you can get down to that warm and fuzzy, feel good, deck-the-halls Christmas movie binging.
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This concession allowed Brailsford to run the game on a Pi. It also let him get down to a granular level with the code so he could redirect the game to interface with his new toy.
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Though Superdelegates are seen as a real disaster, they may actually be a more useful means of helping the party end a divisive fight early on, and get down to the business of winning in November.
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He took a video showing how the crowd at the arrivals area burst into a spontaneous round of applause as the firemen started streaming in with their bags of gear, ready to get down to work.
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Instead of trying to silence anyone who becomes critical of the administration why not get down to business in dealing with nuclear threats, millions without power, a budget train wreck, taxes, education, healthcare and our infrastructure.
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With only one episode left, the need to get down to narrative business has given the show renewed energy and focus, and it has brought out some of the core emotion that's been driving the action.
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"I expect the city will now get down to the important business of enforcing the law against the serial lawbreakers on the site" who turn affordable housing into illegal hotels, Ms. Rosenthal said in her statement.
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And some researchers have coined this term genetic essentialism, meaning [the belief] that somehow genes are supposed to define our essence, and really when you get down to it, all that really matters is your genes.
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" He continued, "It's going to be much clearer what he's for and against, and what we're for and against, now that it's going to get down to actually discussing in detail these issues that affect people's lives.
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The time between mid-January and the end of the month is known as the turning point when serious shoppers who've kept quiet behind their shopping carts come out of the woodwork and get down to business.
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Any other time we'd rush to get out of the shower to really get down to business — but we took our time and kissed places we'd never seen before, like discovering each other's bodies all over again.
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Identify some songs that will help get you into the work zone — songs that signal to your brain that you're about to get down to business — and give them a listen while you're making your morning commute.
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The curvature of Anderson's script here is worth contemplating; what we've seen up to this point has been, when you get down to it, a comedy of manners, and keeping her precise intentions hidden is… a risk.
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This one is shaped like a unicorn and features a removable mane and tail so when it's time to get down to business, the purple and pink strands don't get in the way of your Taco Tuesday.
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Now, cosmologists, astrophysicists, and all manner of other spacetime experts can get down to the dirty work of figuring out where this entirely new dataset fits in to our growing understanding of our own outrageously bizarre universe.
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Let's get down to what's real here: the premise that tax breaks for the super rich will benefit the rest of society is a failed argument, especially in an economy that is recovering, with 4 percent unemployment.
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Normally, these contestants just need to get down to business and go talk to the Bachelor, but this season, it actually was hard to have time with Peter because he was participating in drama in every direction.
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One of 24 Madame Tussauds branches around the world, it has an admission fee of $403 — $12 more than MoMA or the Met — that you can get down to $29 if you buy tickets online in advance.
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He soon switched to bandannas and started reserving the reversed cap for practice sessions, just like his longtime rival Rafael Nadal, even if Nadal seems much more of a natural for the get-down-to-business look.
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But digitization is very expensive and very slow, and if we want this work to live beyond the next ten years or so, we really have to get down to digitizing it at a much faster rate.
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Now that Iran has owned up to the cause of the crash, authorities should clear the way for international investigators to enter the country and get down to the nitty gritty work of gathering and analyzing evidence.
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The leaders seemed keen to get down to discussions to give an impression of continuity and stability ahead of elections in France, Germany and the Netherlands, where anti-European populists have been doing well in the polls.
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If I forget who No. 17 is for Green Bay, I can fill in the time with other words while I get down to my board with my eyes to remind myself that 17 is Davante Adams.
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"It's going to be much clearer what he's for and against and what we're for and against now that it's going to get down to actually discussing in detail these issues that affect peoples' lives," Biden said.
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If you get down to the level of having drones collect that of interior of shopping malls or at the very close street level, the fidelity of that is going to be amazing I think, if it happens.
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Granted, both of these fights were contested at a completely illogical catchweight of 140 pounds—a weight she had to nearly kill herself to get down to—but at least she'd finally been welcomed into the UFC fold.
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That, in turn, could stall momentum right before the next big round of climate talks in 2018 — when countries are supposed to get down to the details of what's needed to step up their climate policies going forward.
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IT MAY EFFECT THE STOCK A CERTAIN WAY AND HOLD IT DOWN, BUT WHEN REALLY GET DOWN TO IT, WE GO AND TRY TO FIGURE OUT WHAT CAN THEY DO. IT'S VERY HARD FOR THEM TO DO ANYTHING.
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I'm not totally sure how this is better than using mobile payments, but I guess if you want to leave your phone at home and get down to Starbucks for a hardcore study session, this could be useful.
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Dougherty believes that both groups are, when you get down to it, pretty much the same on these issues: Both care much more about issues relating to social justice and religion in public life than they do Trump.
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"Once we can get that water to recede, we feel very confident that we can bring in the available equipment on standby, get down to the bottom, and move the heavy material out of the way," he said.
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If you actually get down to why we're big, it's not ... In the traditional sense, we're not big because we're so big in the United States, although we are and a lot of people use our products here.
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Now that the Stark family reunion is out of the way, it's time for all the Starks at Winterfell to get down to business and figure out how to fight in the wars to come in Game of Thrones.
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"It's time to get down to work and make this a successful negotiation," veteran anti-EU campaigner David Davis, the Brexit secretary, said after meeting the bloc's chief negotiator Michel Barnier before their teams began four days of talks.
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You may find that you've been getting nowhere with your ideas because you keep bringing them up in group environments, and your Cancer boss would much prefer to get down to brass tacks in a one-on-one setting.
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When a foreign country is charged with interfering in an American presidential election, as is the case with Russia, it's time to put aside partisan politics and get down to the business of finding out what happened and why.
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While online poker is illegal in most of the US, it's regulated in the UK, so I downloaded poker app Full Tilt, stuck $50 of my own money in, and prepared to get down to some serious Hold 'Em.
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" Finally, we get down to the nitty-gritty dirty talk, when (I shit you not and can't emphasize this enough), the NYC Health Department seemingly regrets to inform the public that, "rimming (mouth on anus) might spread COVID-19.
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"He could get down to the 20s in his overall approval and still have that subset of a subset that he needs for the primary," said Jeff Flake, a former Arizona senator and a frequent target of the president.
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"We get down to November, there's only going to be one nominee," Representative James E. Clyburn of South Carolina, the third-ranking House Democrat, said at a ceremony for Martin Luther King's Birthday at the State House in Columbia.
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I don't know how soon it will get down to dealing with that aspect of things, but I'm always enamored by The Walking Dead when its characters act like actual human beings with complicated, fragile feelings rather than plot devices.
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So in order to get down to a truly minimal genome, scientists must take an existing genetic sequence and pare it down themselves, cutting away all the nonessential genes until they end up with only the ones that are absolutely essential.
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All of this, when you get down to it, is because some think that transgender people aren't "really" the gender they claim to be, and that they should be forced to conform to what the sex on their birth certificate says.
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For full transparency we&aposve got to get down to why they thought it was suspicious, what information they had that those contacts were suspicious, because after they ran this informant at them, it produced no results, no tangible results.
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If the country is lucky, this week's debacle will have exorcised the repeal and replace demon once and for all, so Congress can get down to the solid, often arcane, but vitally important business of enacting policies to improve health.
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Founded by Morris Levy and Richard Beyda, The Yard wants to be the more 'grown-up' co-working space, with opaque walls instead of glass between offices and better sound-proofing so members can get down to work without distraction.
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"While on the face of it equivalence appears to be a very attractive route because it implies very little work, when you get down to the first level of detail there are unanswered questions," he told Reuters in an interview.
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These companies make a lot less noise today as they get down to the business of building scale on what are relatively thin margins for service — iZettle, for example, takes a fee of between 2.75% and 1% on each transaction.
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After eating enough food for five people and drinking an entire bottle of champagne we clean up, throw on The Mindy Project, and promise that we'll get down to business (wink wink) when we no longer have raging food babies.
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So, on behalf of Noisey, I sacrificed my morning to get down to these burning question, based solely on watching a nearly hour-long interview and not listening to a single second of his music: does Russ deserve the hate?
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And it's only afterward — after Pradhan tells Baluchi the latest about this friend he'll never meet, sitting on a floor cluttered with McDonald's cups and foam clamshells — that they finally get down to the endless task of keeping him alive.
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Crucially, if the goal is to get down to the incarceration rates of other developed democracies, reform will at some point need to reduce sentences for violent crimes as well, because most people in state prisons are in for violent offenses.
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The US's gun problem is so dire that it arguably needs solutions that go way further than what we typically see in mainstream proposals — at least, if the US ever hopes to get down to European levels of gun violence.
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Now, when you get down to evaluating and looking at numbers and things of that nature which, of course, we do, I think it's gratifying to note that there were so many great records, albums, tracks, songs created by women this year.
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"I talked to the guys in the locker room after the game about waiting too long and waiting until we get down to actually start playing the way we know how to play," associate head coach Stephen Silas told reporters after Wednesday's loss.
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It has the same effect as it does at home: When I get to my desk in the morning, I'm happy to have made it there, and I can get down to the business of what I want to accomplish in that space.
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"When you get down to the basics of it — the electric motor, the lithium ion battery, these things that Tesla will have some time to perfect — there is a good chance that the Model 3 will be a reliable vehicle," he said.
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When you get down to brass tacks, the essentials of a bridal makeup look are simple: foundation, concealer, blush, highlighter — plus the add-ons that keep everything from running down your face when you're twirling around the banquet hall at your reception.
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"Today's forecasts from the RBA show that even with a cash rate of 0.5%, the unemployment rate will only get down to 5% so more stimulus, monetary or fiscal or both, will be necessary eventually," said AMP Capital Senior Economist Diana Mousina.
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Cyborg, who is the current Invicta FC featherweight champion, has long stood out as one of the best female fighters on the planet, but has never been able to get down to bantamweight where most of the biggest names in women's MMA reside.
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It's really more of a beige than a traditional nude, if you want to get down to semantics, and it works on every skin tone, goes with absolutely everything, and can be found on the top shelf in most well-stocked nail salons.
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"The limitations are once we get down to a smaller field, the dynamic that has helped Rubio which is late-deciding voters looking for the most viable candidate doesn't help anymore, because we're now down to the remaining viable candidates," Murray said.
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I feel like Kitaj wanted to get down to only what was essential, and that he did not want to make a beautiful painting, something closed, and in that regard perfect, to compete with his memory, which would always exceed his feelings.
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Assuming that you know the salary band for the position, and it's acceptable to you, now it's time to get down to brass tacks and make sure that the total compensation package is one that you want — and negotiate if it isn't.
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It is, quite obviously, a song about sausages, and that bouncy bassline and descending whoop sounds like something cartoons on Nickelodeon would get down to, but it somehow works in a club, as evidenced in Snapes' excellent ON DECK mix last year.
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"They'd much rather have free trade so they'd like to have trade arrangements already completed, but nonetheless, it's going to get down to a point where they're not going to be able to survive if this continues down the same path," Sen.
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"When you think about why makers make — certainly it's fun to crochet or make a 3D print of Baby Yoda — but when you get down to it, a lot of times it has to do with doing something for someone else," she says.
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It takes up a lot less space than those huge spiralizers, but one thing to watch out for is that you don't catch your finger on the blades inside when you get down to the last little bit of whatever you're spiralizing.
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Let's set aside all the assumed conspiratorial nonsense about stolen votes and get down to what we know went wrong in one particular county and how it may be impacting the closest statewide race of national interest, the US Senate contest between incumbent Democratic Sen.
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After shuffling into a closed conference room with rows of interfacing seats, dozens of women were granted 4 minutes and 20 seconds (4.33/20!) to introduce themselves, scribble out their new contacts' information, and get down to talking about the business at hand: cannabis.
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Yes, communicating during sex is important, but putting as much intention into the way and amount you communicate outside of sex helps maintain your general intimacy — so that when you finally get down to it, you and your S.O. can feel as present as possible.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit minister pledged to "get down to work" as he kicked off a first full round of negotiations on Monday, but a year after Britons voted narrowly to leave the EU their government seemed at war with itself over the divorce terms.
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Marketers are starting to figure out how to connect the art of paid advertising to the science of engagement marketing— the collision of advertising technology and marketing technology — which is creating this ability to get down to real individual levels of communication with customers.
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We have to get down to creating a country that's not going to have the kind of problems that we've had with people flying planes into the World Trade Centers, with the — with the shootings in California, with all the problems all over the world.
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I think what people like, frankly, is that if you have to back out this number, and then you back out that [number]—what really you get down to is services ... You're talking about wearables and services amounting to be in a Fortune 50 company.
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NOPE 153: When Jack went back for the dog The dog, Louie, barks from inside the house, and Jack decides to go back in and get him, all while his wife Rebecca is screaming at him to forget the dog and get down to safety.
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But when they get down to business, many Chinese investors still opt for hard-driving, debt-laden, risky approaches; they are products of a stockmarket that is not yet three decades old and an economy that during that time has seen few serious downturns.
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In a meaty 2-hour-long Waypoint Radio, Rob, Austin and Danielle get down to business talking about E3 Judges Week, slightly broken games that we love (like State of Decay 2 and STALKER), and the ARG Danielle fell all the way down last week.
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"We also have a red flag that can be hoisted up to the top of the ladder to notify neighbors that there's some sort of emergency in the space and that they should physically get down to the farm and show their support," he explained.
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The sun connects with Saturn on May 11 and then with Pluto on May 13, which will be powerful for you when it comes to finances and your day job—it's a fantastic time to negotiate, discuss responsibilities, and get down to the details.
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With the soft-rebooting of First Class and Days of Future Past now firmly out of the way, the promise of Apocalypse was a film that could just get down to the business of being a good movie without all the gimmicky storytelling devices.
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"To prevent the omnibus situation from ever happening again, I'm calling on Congress to give me a line item veto for all government spending bills and the Senate must end -- they must end -- the filibuster rule and get down to work," he said in March.
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As Trump has not had much success on either North Korea or trade issues, "he's going to have to work very hard when he's in the room with President Xi to get past all that pomp and circumstance and get down to business," Fuchs added.
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You get down to the train platform and appreciate the cool wind or breeze or whatever you call the rush of air the train brings before it arrives, before you even see it or its lights, because of how much it cools your sweaty head.
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Learning anatomy on the page or the screen rather than in-the-moment takes the pressure off your partner to speak for all queer people with vaginas and will give you a leg (or labia) up when you get down to licking, sucking and fucking.
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I worry that as we get down to the zero lower bound and we have to trot out other tools, we're going to be relying on the public and markets to believe we're going to follow through and get inflation up to 2 percent.
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"When we get down to spring training, we'll all get them together and they'll come out with a strong statement as a team and, I think, apologize for what happened and we'll move forward," Crane said prior to the Houston Sports Award on Tuesday.
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Powell and his colleagues at the Fed would like to see it get down to about 17 percent, at which time they would likely begin growing the portfolio again at a pace to maintain that balance sheet-to-GDP ratio over the long term.
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"If a commander feels confident that he can reduce forces, I will look at the right timing to do that, whether it's there, whether it's Africa, you name it, to make sure I can get down to a more manageable level," he added. Gen.
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For a start, now that some important members of the Trump administration are in place and beginning to get down to work, the statements of policy makers other than the president are turning out to be far less troubling than those of the president himself.
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Libratone promises 20 hours of battery life, but I get down to a 60-percent charge within just a couple of hours of listening and have found myself recharging them even without any epic music marathons (which these headphones' sound is never good enough to justify).
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"Unfortunately, we only know about roughly 1% of those asteroids that get down to the 30-meter size, so there's a tremendous amount out there that we have yet to discover," noted Jason Kessler, the director of NASA's effort to find all asteroid threats to human populations.
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" Read about Lt. Gov Dan Patrick's comments on the Sunday talk shows Too many entrances to schools Speaking Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union," Patrick repeated earlier arguments about eliminating some school entrances: "We need to get down to one or two entrances into our schools.
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If the House rejects this extreme legislation, the Agriculture Committee will huff and puff for a few days, but then it will get down to the business that it should have been doing all along: crafting a sensible, mainstream farm bill rather that prioritizes farmers over ideologues.
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Expect after Thanksgiving, and after we get some clarity on tax reform (which is a big wild card in this, of course), that leadership and a few key members of either party to get down to nuts and bolts of what they can and can't live with.
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Our activities are warming the world's atmosphere at such a rate that most of our agriculture will be seriously dislocated over the next few decades—even if we were to get down to business now and start controlling our emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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But when we get down to brass tacks, the most serious objections to reforming the Electoral College come from rural and small-state elites who fear that under a national popular vote system, they'd be ignored and elections would be decided by people who live in cities.
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The planet of communication, Mercury, goes home to detail-oriented Virgo on Thursday, August 29 at 3:48 AM. While Mercury is in Virgo, we can really get down to the nuts and bolts of how, why, and what we're doing—whatever that may mean for you!
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NASA says it will need an additional $35 billion over the next four years—on top of its existing budget—to develop a Human Landing System to get down to the moon's surface from lunar orbit while also accelerating other programs to make the 2024 date.
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The Republicans cancelled the Convention session for which Bush's and Cheney's in-person appearances were scheduled; the assemblage in St. Paul, Minnesota, was hardly threatened by the storm, but McCain took the opportunity to show the voters how quickly he could get down to the Gulf Coast.
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With more than 310 lessons and some 30 hours of training, you'll get down to the nitty-gritty of graphic design with these courses: Become a Professional Graphic Designer This course aims to provide you with the foundational knowledge you need to dive into the world of graphic design.
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You go back and you can look at all the people that have been lying and we finally get down to a 29-year-old guy, not that they convicted him of doing anything wrong in the meeting with the Russians, but he gave the FBI the wrong date.
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If you're an early-stage startup founder determined to take your business to the top, it's time to stop dreaming and get down to the serious task of competing in Startup Battlefield, our premier pitch-off that takes place at Disrupt San Francisco 2019 on October 2-4.
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Sadly, there aren't a lot of killer deals on the very latest GPUs, but here are some that stood out: Like I said, SSDs are starting to get down to incredibly reasonable prices now — at least if you're OK with a drive that's 1TB or less in size.
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After successive nights of upscale hedonism — steaks at Peter Luger, mango chili martinis at Tao and Nicki Minaj at Terminal 5 — the ad people and the TV people get down to the real business of cutting deals for the 30-second spots that run during prime time's commercial breaks.
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Clagett used some complicated tools that not everyone might have, but the entire thing is pretty basic, when you get down to it: you'd just need a saw, some glue, and some careful measurements — and if you don't have a 3D printer, check out your local library or makerspace.
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SINGAPORE — It was as if the Singapore Grand Prix was able to decide from the start to get rid of its usual string of accidents and safety car periods, and get down to a kind of racing that the track through the city streets has never seen before.
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"I talked to the guys in the locker room after the game about waiting too long and waiting until we get down to actually start playing the way we know how to play," associate coach Stephen Silas, who continues to fill in for coach Steve Clifford, told reporters.
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Freddit and Caitlin were most certainly part of a larger operation, since there were also fake NTSB agents involved in all this and they had the man power to get down to the scene of the crash in convincing uniforms before the real NTSB even had a chance.
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The political world has been talking about symbolic wins and losses for months, but it's time to get down to the real questions: Can Democrats gain three or more Senate seats, and thereby a majority or can Republicans give themselves a little breathing room on tough votes by adding some seats?
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"We had suspicions that they were echolocating but to really get down to a rough estimate of frequency, you really had to look in the inner ear in more detail and that's where this project comes in," said Jonathan Geisler, a professor at N.Y.I.T. and one of Dr. Churchill's co-authors.
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Anyway, we get down to it and he comes in my mouth but keeps his dick in there and holds my head really still and says "keep sucking, yeah"—but I can't move my head and he's not doing any moving either, so I'm basically just suckling on his dick.
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With everything he's currently juggling, it's a mystery how Gagneux has had time to get down to the business of recording his next album—but he's already a few songs deep into the writing process (and has been playing several new tunes live), so things seem to be moving right along.
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A leading health care policy expert on the right, and the author of the 2015 book Overcoming Obamacare: Three Approaches to Reversing the Government Takeover of Health Care, he had spent years urging Republicans to find a consensus conservative replacement for the law—practically begging them to get down to the details.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.), a member of the conference committee and the Senate Appropriations Committee chairman, said lawmakers still need to get down to "serious business" if they are going to get an agreement.
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If you can't get down to Brazil (and, alert, starting next month Americans no longer need a visa!) you can just head uptown, where Bo Bardi's furniture has been installed in a swoon-inducing exhibition, "Studio d'Arte Palma," at Gladstone's uptown branch, in a townhouse designed by her fellow modernist Edward Durell Stone.
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Much of the time the two artists were like ships passing in the night, Sand emerging from her writing vigils "like a bat coming out of its cave blinking in the sunlight," as Balzac put it, just as Chopin had his morning cup of chocolate and prepared to get down to work.
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And I was able to get down to 72 words, allowing for some additional nice answers going across (again, some people dislike having nontheme across answers as long as theme answers, like FALSE IDOL and THIS IS WAR, but I think it's almost always fine, especially so here because of the circles).
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Such repetition and ubiquity tends to trigger an existential crisis spiral where you begin to question how everything can be so different and yet all the same, like two mirrors that reflect an image ad infinitum, and really what IS anything when you get down to the nitty gritty minutiae of existence, ya know?
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"This is a nuanced thing that has never happened, and when you get down to the real DNA of what we've built, it's been done only with fairness in mind, only with an even playing field in mind, and this year, with the circumstances that unfolded, yeah, it was a little different," Skenderian said.
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The waxing gibbous moon can be a great time to work toward something intangible yet spiritually satisfying, but it's also a period in which you can get down to brass tacks and ask yourself how happy you really are in terms of the resources you have access to and the safety net you've created for yourself.
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"(We're) looking for gold to perhaps get down to the $22.95,055-1,060 level as we expect a bounce in the equity markets to continue on account of earnings that likely will be no worse than estimates, stabilizing macro readings from a number of countries, including China ... and a possible jump in oil," said INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir.
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Tusk urged May to put a round of angry rhetoric behind and get down to sealing an agreement that would preserve peace in Ireland and open the way to a post-Brexit relationship he called "Canada plus plus plus" — combining free trade deal like the one agreed with Canada with close security, global affairs, research and other cooperation.
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That the company has managed to get around 21 minutes of flight time on a charge is impressive for a drone of this size, but that doesn't mean it's not incredibly frustrating every time to get down to around a quarter of a tank and the emergency alarms go off, strongly suggesting you think about landing the thing soon.
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If you really want to get down to it, bullshitting is hardwired into the very nature of human psychology—taking that small nub of you that lives inside your head, that you know so well, and projecting it outwards, shooting it onto other people with a cloud of confidence, and thin air, and projection—that's bullshit.
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"McDonald's is the place to rock It is a restaurant where they buy food to eat It is a good place to listen to the music People flock here to get down to the rock music"-Wesley Willis, "Rock 'N' Roll McDonalds," 1995 Just like rock 'n' roll itself, the iconic Rock N Roll McDonald's in Chicago is dead.
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Once we accept that Donald Trump represents a black-box, first-generation artificial-intelligence president driven solely by self-selected data and widely fluctuating criteria of success, we can get down to the really hard question confronting our collective future: Is there a way to affect changes in a machine devoid of the common features that bind humanity?
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If you get down to raw military capacity, and if you were to assume that there's no other concern for the United States, or the rest of the world, and it's just tender military might of the United States versus the entire military might of North Korea, we could effectively wipe North Korea off the map.
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I'm a sucker for a TV show that tries something brand new, even if it doesn't succeed all of the time, and that description fits The Get Down to a T. The first half of the season concluded with the Get Down Brothers — the series' central hip-hop group — having a triumphant performance that announced their presence to their Bronx neighborhood.
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There's been a lot written about Yahoo, they get covered in the press like we get covered in the press, but I think when you strip away all of the noise around Yahoo, you get down to a billion users, a very talented team, a global brand and it seems like a powerful partnership for us if we're living in the digital age.
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"If, as a scenario and not a forecast, the current (OPEC) output cuts were to be extended for the rest of 2017, oil stocks would start to fall quite sharply… but because they are falling from such a great height, they won't get down to the five-year average until much later in the year and possibly not then," Atkinson said.
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"Go ahead and touch — it's been here since the first century A.D." I was itching to get down to the crypt, which covers part of the footprint of the Templum Pacis, but first we ducked into the basilica and took a moment to savor its principal artistic treasure: a shimmering 6th-century apse mosaic of Christ surfing roseate clouds flanked by saints.
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When you get down to it neither Cruz nor Dillashaw nor Johnson invented it, though ultimately their commitment to the use of constant foot movement and abandonment of a static stance in MMA has made them vastly better fighters and the period of experimentation that we are in will likely result in far more apt switch hitters coming along in future.
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WHEN WE CAME OUT WITH A PLAN EARLIER IN THE ADMINISTRATION, WE SAID THAT AND OUR OBJECTIVE TO GET DOWN TO 200% NOW HAVING SAID THAT, I THINK AS YOU KNOW, THERES A BUNCH OF DIFFERENT LEVERS THAT WE CAN MOVE AND WE'VE GONE THROUGH THE DIFFERENT SCENARIOS AND THE DIFFERENT LEVERS AND THESE ARE THE THING THAT ARE BEING SOCIALIZED WITH MEMBERS.
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But when you get down to the particulars, there are a lot of statements in there mainly to try get news coverage, to get people to say dumb things on TV, or to repeat memes or jokes that white supremacists and white nationalists use online to get people to search for them and try to bring attention to that cause.
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"There's been a lot written about Yahoo, they get covered in the press like we get covered in the press, but I think when you strip away all of the noise around Yahoo, you get down to a billion users, a very talented team, a global brand and it seems like a powerful partnership for us if we're living in the digital age," Armstrong said.
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" Now, as Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill get down to the gritty business of hashing out a deal to codify protections for Dreamers, the White House is insisting that there can be no agreement, either on the full Dream Act or a revival of former President Barack Obama's stopgap Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, without a guarantee of new federal funds for "the wall.
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"The authorities are saying that there could be 1 percentage point shaved off year-over-year growth, so we get down to the 5% region — that is already a huge admission from the Chinese authorities, particularly in the year when they've got this long-term poverty reduction goal during which they need to meet that 6% growth rate, and (Chinese President) Xi Jinping is still talking about that," Beamish said.
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On one hand, the Army is continuing to reduce its ranks; per instructions issued in 2014, it's supposed to get down to 450,000 active-duty soldiers, which would be the smallest the Army has been since before World War II. The Army is also cutting the hell out of its budget for research, development, and new equipment: the current modernization budget is down 74 percent from its 2008 level.
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While there is no simple link between a high Rotten Tomatoes score and ticket sales, it's certainly true that a good Rotten Tomatoes score is significant achievement in the eyes of the studio; as the Washington Post noted going into Thor: Ragnarok's opening weekend, the film was the best-reviewed of Marvel's films to date, which could implicitly nudge would-be ticket buyers to get down to the multiplex.
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And we realized we're making mobile games, and you are on the 12th floor, and you just want to play by the time you get down to the first floor, so we got to get you in that game within one second, and I think there still tends to be that ... that's like a metaphor, but there still tends to be that divide in timing, in pacing, in voice, and in all of those things like that.
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"If, as a scenario and not a forecast, the current (OPEC) output cuts were to be extended for the rest of 2017, oil stocks would start to fall quite sharply… but because they are falling from such a great height, they won't get down to the five-year average until much later in the year and possibly not then," Neil Atkinson, head of the oil industry and markets division at the IEA, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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