Youngsters are encouraged to get in on the act too.
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Online giants like Facebook may get in on the act.
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Some are rattled enough to get in on the act.
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Even Britain's Conservative government is keen to get in on the act.
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This fear only fuels desperation to get in on the act sooner.
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Even the National Basketball Association is looking to get in on the act.
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Luckily for them, many investors have jostled to get in on the act.
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His knee would get in on the act, too, and walking was torture.
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Meanwhile, we're also seeing ever more companies looking to get in on the act.
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Emboldened by the prospect of a unified Republican government, Republican congressmen could get in on the act.
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With personal assistants all the rage, Samsung has decided it needs to get in on the act.
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Smaller powers, like South Korea, also want to get in on the act with ambitions of their own.
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Manufacturers get in on the act, relying upon foreign markets for sales or foreign suppliers for imported inputs.
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Even brands and retailers get in on the act, with Christmas deals offering a lot more for less.
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Athletes are like giant children who have never been told no, so they'll likely get in on the act.
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Mr. Berry is ebullient and self-deprecating, and his family and assorted local residents get in on the act.
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Now, smaller buildings without the same amenities — a doorman or gym — are trying to get in on the act.
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International coffee chains are now looking to get in on the act, too - despite Starbucks having a big head start.
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Also be aware that scammers are trying to get in on the act as well, with a new phishing scam.
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The creation of global universities was spearheaded by the Americans; now everybody else is trying to get in on the act.
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Young listeners can get in on the act, too: They will make candles for the concert and crankies to take home.
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As you might have guessed, one of Gethard's friends will get in on the act, as an opener or even more.
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"Therefore, many people calling in or posting threats against Walmart, according to Farley, may be trying to "get in on the act.
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A number of other carmakers have said they are working on electric cars and technology companies are keen to get in on the act.
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Since George Clooney sold Casaamigos tequila to Diageo for $1 billion in 2017, it seems everyone is trying to get in on the act.
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Simple. Now, though, Ikea wants to get in on the act itself, and is creating a new range of "open platform" furniture to encourage modders.
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"Rain as its falling will smash into particles and pick them up," Bela says, even water vapor in clouds can get in on the act.
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Other family members and friends get in on the act of making the '90s feel like the home of all that is fly and romantic.
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After the Academy of Country Music Awards, Blake Shelton performed a surprise pop-up concert and his girlfriend couldn't help but get in on the act.
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And even I get in on the act by going "Hey, that's a nice bag!" when she gets back from a run at, like, Nordstrom Rack.
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That hasn't stopped brand agencies, trend forecasters, and anyone who wants to get in on the act from making a living out of generalizing about millennials.
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Just hours before yesterday's game, Miss Elliott decided to get in on the act by sharing a brand new banger with a crunchy beat: "Pep Rally".
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The advent of social media has raised the volume on shaming as millions of judgmental types get in on the act via Facebook, Twitter and their online brethren.
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Even the US Postal Service may get in on the act, as it looks to award a multibillion-dollar contract for a new generation of mail delivery trucks.
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The audience will get in on the act by using a custom app from Vrse, Google Cardboard and headphones from Urban Ears — all of which will be provided to attendees.
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The exchanges on Capitol Hill, prompted an attempt by another GOP hopeful -- who has re-emerged in modern day politics in another role -- to get in on the act: Rudy Giuliani.
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In the final analysis, not only does it not have a long-term productive effect, it causes a rise in the price, which incentivizes additional smugglers to get in on the act.
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Having spent three decades beefing up its own infrastructure before India began to get in on the act, the northern giant has set standards that India will still take decades more to match.
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Increasingly, the new players who get in on the act are also streaming and recording video of their sessions, so fans can watch and interact with the games as well as listen to them.
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Although Ms. Goldstein had a notion that Mr. Nosal would ask her to marry him on that trip — their second visit to Thailand — she didn't know that one of the elephants would get in on the act.
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Though Ms. Goldstein had a notion that Mr. Nosal would ask her to marry him on that trip — their second visit to Thailand — she did not know that one of the elephants would get in on the act.
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But the film builds to a dizzying sequence where a whole group of Evangeline's students don pig and cat masks to get in on the act, turning her studio into a chaotic nightmare of howling and growling leotarded animal-people.
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If more footwear and clothing companies get in on the act of recycling their old products it could make a dent in the nearly 12 million tons of clothing and footwear that are thrown out every year in the U.S. alone.
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In addition to offering a mini-version of the musical "Annie" and songs from "Bye Bye Birdie" and other works, the writer and host Sean Hartley and his cast will invite young audience members to get in on the act.
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The Europeans will get in on the act, with Britain's breaststroke world champion Adam Peaty and 200m free world champion James Guy hoping to succeed for a country that has not had a male Olympic swimming gold medalist since Adrian Moorhouse in 1988.
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The doomsday predictions didn't stop brands from trying to get in on the act, with everyone from Funyuns to Durex condoms to Kool Aid to a Jonas Brother sucking every last drop of joy out of the jokes surrounding the event through Area 51-themed marketing.
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All of the large casino groups are looking to get in on the act in Marseille itself, where mayor Gaudin's change of heart is partly inspired by studies showing a new casino could create 500 jobs and contribute 10 million euros per year to the city's public finances.
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There's a buzz, a dim glow from a bulb here or there, a row that flickers on, shakily at first, and then more lights, a rising hum, before all the great hanging silver cones finally get in on the act and rise and rise in intensity to their full peak a half hour or more later.
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Another friend, Aiyana lifestyle cofounder Sophia Kerrison, posted snaps of the group hanging out on the plane, going for a dip, posing poolside and getting down with a mariachi band at the airport, where Delevingne grabbed a guitar to get in on the act English actress Jaime Winstone may have won the best friend award however.
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102 The league had a lot of scoring. The league leader, Russell Bowie of Victorias scored 27 goals in eight games. On January 7, Shamrocks and Westmount combined for 24 goals in a Shamrocks 14–10 win. On February 18, Fred Brophy, the Westmount goaltender, decided to get in on the act and rushed the length of the ice to score against Paddy Moran of Quebec.
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Ethel worked in vaudeville with Fred before settling down and purchasing their own brownstone apartment building in New York City, containing the apartment they rent to Ricky and Lucy Ricardo, though it is stated that the building is solely in Ethel's name (Episode 132). Some of Ricky's shows have included Ethel and/or Fred in the production, with the effect of making Lucy determined to get in on the act. When the Ricardos and Mertzes go to Japan, Lucy and Ethel dress as geishas to try to get Lucy some pearls.
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Stewart took the lead for several laps but Hill repassed him while Hulme ran third until his car began to handle oddly and Siffert overtook him. Hulme retired on lap 11 when a rear suspension failure sent him into a guardrail, bringing to an end his World Championship challenge. It was now a straight fight between Hill and Stewart although Siffert decided to get in on the act and took the lead on lap 22. He then had to pit with a broken throttle cable and so it was Hill and Stewart again at the front.
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Folk devil is a person or group of people who are portrayed in folklore or the media as outsiders and deviant, and who are blamed for crimes or other sorts of social problems; see also: scapegoat. The pursuit of folk devils frequently intensifies into a mass movement that is called a moral panic. When a moral panic is in full swing, the folk devils are the subject of loosely organized but pervasive campaigns of hostility through gossip and the spreading of urban legends. The mass media sometimes get in on the act or attempt to create new folk devils in an effort to promote controversy.
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Just as with the Generation 1 timeline, Japan was quick to get in on the act when Beast Wars took off. The first season of the North American animated series was imported and dubbed with an increase in humor, under the title of Beast Wars: Super Lifeform Transformers, but due to the short length of the second season, it proved necessary to wait until both it and the third season were completed before any more could be broadcast. In order to fill the ensuing gap, 1997 debuted the Japanese-original cel-animated series, the 43-episode Beast Wars II (also known as Beast Wars Second or Beast Wars The Second). The series featured an entirely new cast of Maximals and Predacons - led by Lio Convoy and Galvatron, respectively - fighting on the planet Gaia - a future Earth, devastated by the power of the energy source the two factions seek, Angolmois energy.
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