Try and help them get in [to the Good Place].
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They couldn't get in to see a hematologist until Tuesday.
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Tickets to get in to Monday's event started at $1,000.
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This is how they get in to the network behind it.
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Maybe now's the time for me to get in to Android Pay.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: I don't think that I want to get in to that.
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We always throw in songs after we get in to do the mix.
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If I don't have the keys, I can't get in to my accounts.
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She then waited more than 30 hours to get in to see him.
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I do want to get in to how you have expanded beyond gaming.
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"It was hard to get in to see the Obama people," he said.
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" He said: "Come August, I won't be able to get in (to the restaurant).
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I think that's where some of the bigger companies get in to the trouble.
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The last time someone tried to get in to Area 51 he was shot.
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He knew more than me what type of troubles I would get in to.
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The middle sister, Edith, is always helping her two sisters get in to trouble.
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Crowd starts singing while trying to get in to see Congressman Mike Coffman in Aurora.
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And so, someone not in the race needs to get in to save Democrats from themselves.
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"Iran is trying to get in to Africa all the time" says a senior Israeli diplomat.
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He'd been trying get in to see him for days, but the doctor's schedule was full.
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Disabled people sometimes can't even get in to some spaces because of the way they've been designed.
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And for investors who can get in to the private markets, there's the problem of lofty valuations.
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Vucic said he will fight resurgent ultra-nationalist parties if they get in to parliament on Sunday.
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"Plus is a category I wanted to get in to for a really long time," Conrad told WWD.
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"So this was the last opportunity to try to get in to play an Open at Royal Troon."
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"I never recycled bathroom products because you can't [always] get in to [clean] those containers," says Cameron Bure.
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They couldn't get in to see a lung specialist for weeks but couldn't bear to wait any longer.
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He failed to advance, perhaps because very few Beard judges could get in to dine at his restaurant.
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TESLA'S MUSK SAYS WE SCALE BATTERY PRODUCTION TO VERY HIGH LEVELS, TESLA MIGHT GET IN TO THE MINING BUSINESS
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Without access to this code, hackers will have a more difficult time trying to get in to your account.
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Get in to the Middle East,' " Trump claimed, adding we've lost "tremendous health and tremendous lives in that war.
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Organizers eventually opened up an overflow room for those who were unable to get in to the dinner itself.
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With Washington hopelessly gridlocked, how can Americans get in to a doctor's office before they die waiting in line?
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We had an overflow in the auditorium and over 1,000 people outside couldn&apost even get in to play safe.
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" Contrast that to a decade ago, when the most commonly cited answer was "won't get in to first-choice college.
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Dozens of police were positioned around the Central Jakarta courtroom as crowds scrambled to get in to hear the verdict.
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Cal State Fullerton Campus police have prohibited masks and face paint, allowing only ticketholders to get in to the event.
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Always have a good pair of sturdy hiking shoes because you never know what you're going to get in to.
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They have the perfect amount of compression - enough to keep you together but not a battle to get in to.
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Singer was paid roughly $25 million by parents to help their children get in to schools, the US attorney said.
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Well, he's with his father tonight, but he would have totally freaked if I couldn't get in to feed the cat.
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Dubbed Hard Work U, this is one of the hardest Midwestern schools to get in to, with a 16% acceptance rate.
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The mini size is perfect for bakers and cooks who need to get in to small jars of sauce and icing.
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Is it just another sign that you have low self-esteem and need to get in to see a shrink immediately?
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Those things make it safer and easier for residents to evacuate and firefighters to get in to protect lives and homes.
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The moment I get in to my office my staff brings me an everything bagel with cream cheese and the coffee.
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"How quickly the police department was able to get in (to Paddock's hotel room) was very much a miracle," he said.
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"Those who'll end up paying to get in [to parties] are the ones coming from abroad, but that's fair," she says.
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HH: Um. I think, for players from the United States to get in to China, they have to deal with several issues.
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"I hope that ADO can get in to the top five clubs in Eredivisie in three years — that's my goal," he said.
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Everyone, Apple, but all the other, all, everyone else who's trying to get in to media who hasn't fully gone there yet.
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The more impressive the cheese plate, the longer it's been that the host hasn't been able to get in to the city.
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Right afterward, Bernie Sanders flew off to the Vatican, where he was very publicly trying to get in to see the pope.
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TURN THE PAGE Depending on what the week ahead looks like, I may get in to running-around-preparing mode after dinner.
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Girls could get in to the club free before midnight — and we didn't have any money, so we decided to go early.
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I head to work and do some bus googling on deer hunting, which is a hobby I'd like to get in to.
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Dubbed Hard Work U, this is one of the hardest Midwestern schools to get in to, with an 8 percent acceptance rate.
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The average scholarship is nearly $1003,2100, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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Dubbed Hard Work U, this is one of the hardest Midwestern schools to get in to, with only an 8 percent acceptance rate.
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Dubbed Hard Work U, this is one of the most difficult Midwestern schools to get in to, with an 8 percent acceptance rate.
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A funeral procession through nearby streets will allow those who could not get in to the service to see Mr. McCain another way.
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If the node went back to normal before the appointment — it often took weeks to get in to see subspecialists — he could cancel.
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For example, students cannot get in to continue or start their studies, workers with permits other than green cards cannot return, and so on.
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Further, the average scholarship is nearly $50,000, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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Only four agents were able to circumvent the surging floodwaters to get in to where the high-water trucks, boats and equipment were stored.
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The average scholarship is just over $48,000, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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Although annoyed, I never thought twice about it; this was what I needed to do in order to get in to a top program.
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If they get in to selective colleges, those who aren't rich often take out giant student loans that will burden them throughout their adulthood.
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Fire crews tried to get in to help but quickly became stuck, and as they developed a plan they tried to calm the frightened victim.
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Some of India's grandest businessmen complain that they can no longer get in to meet the prime minister, who much prefers wooing foreign bosses instead.
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As of today, founders have a lot of options as to what kinds of accelerator programs they might want to try to get in to.
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Robo-advisers, like Betterment and Wealthfront, offer an easy way to get in to investing when you don't have a ton of money or time.
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I want to finish up just talking ... I know you have a hard stop, where you ... Areas that you really would like to get in to.
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Good thing I did since we soon discover that the door to our break room is broken and we can't get in to eat our lunches!
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She knows it's often tough to get in to see a doctor, and it can be expensive, but taking a pet's meds is not the answer.
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They set out to reweave "the web of life," literally weaving a net of yarn around the Pentagon so no one could get in to work.
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"If we tried to get in [to shore] with that much wind and that big of swells… I wouldn't be talking to you now," he says.
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It was a photo of fans climbing a ten-foot wire fence to get in to the rave, after two security guards had shut the gate.
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Western scientists can't get in to study it, and North Korean scientists who can study it can't talk to anyone else—until an unprecedented collaboration came along.
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Demetrius Lilley, 23, Lower Merion's 33-foot-23 sophomore power forward, left his basketball sneakers at school and cannot get in to retrieve them during the lockdown.
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Sometimes, when you moved into a house, the telephone would still be working, so there'd be lines of other squatters outside trying to get in to make calls.
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According to Manos, some toilets in Walker Canyon are backed up from overuse, and the traffic is so bad that city workers can't get in to empty them.
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She remembers going there to get care for Oliver when he was a baby, and she had to wait four hours to get in to see the doctor.
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When healthcare is consuming almost twenty percent of GDP, Medicare is approaching insolvency, and people can't get in to see a doctor, the system is approaching total meltdown.
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" That's in line with last year but a sharp contrast to a decade ago, when the most commonly cited answer was "won't get in to first-choice college.
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They have a sense of what life is like on the ground in those countries — and why refugees might be trying to get in to the United States.
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So, the world is becoming more individual, thanks to social media, for instance, and it's easier than before to get in to power, but more difficult to govern.
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"We tried to get in to talk to somebody in the embassy and were turned away and told to talk to the consulate in Casablanca," he told CNN.
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So, are Woods and Jenner taking care not to run into each other, or are they making up backstage in some area mere mortals could never get in to?
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Antifa was allegedly "doxing" students trying to get in to the event by taking their pictures, something they had done prior to the event to CUCR president, Aristotle Boosalis.
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H.'s son asks me to get in to the pool, but I don't think I'm up for it today, so I just go and put my feet in.
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The test results can guide people to get in to see doctors before an issue like high lipids or cholesterol lead to a long-term illness or other problems.
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" Fitbit: "I was right Fitbit, I told you to get in, to get out, and then told you to get back in again — and I have been dead wrong.
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It seemed to the parents that this had to be an infection, but the earliest they could get in to see the infectious disease doctor was the following week.
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And at the first point, we just continued to build a school, but we get in to 27, which is, we think the school is not just a building.
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I guess the screen is technically somewhat protected from things in your pocket, since it's closed, but there's still a gap where things might get in to scratch it.
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"It's so great our enemies are making themselves clear so that when we get in to the White House, we know where we stand," the former reality show contestant added.
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"At the time, if you could get in to see Dr. Karp, then you've got it made," Elaine Hall, whose son became a patient of Karp's in 21995, told me.
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AT HALF past two in the morning a dozen people queue in the freezing cold to get in to Tresor, a night club in a former power station in Berlin.
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This quick, simple will can stand alone as your will of record, or you can use it as a placeholder until you get in to see an attorney, Erlebacher says.
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"We need to get in (to Aleppo) and we need to find that common will, but in the end, unless the Security Council is united then nothing happens," he said.
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And the lines aren't limited to just those standing around outside the polling area, but also cars stuck in a traffic jam trying to get in to vote, MSNBC reported.
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But the lines for Moonlight were atypically long; to get in to see it, I had to wait in line for two hours, which is essentially unheard of at the festival.
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This wasn't a group of kids waiting to get in to see Tame Impala or At The Drive In—although, based on their appearance, they could easily be mistaken as such.
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Bowman, Suarez and A.J. Allmendinger advanced out of the All-Star Open, held earlier to allow those not already in the big race to get in to the All-Star Race.
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I usually get in to the studio around 8:30 AM. I like to be in every day, all day, if I can, even if I spend the day staring into space.
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But really, we learn, Heidi isn't trying to get in to Walter's head, she's waiting for the glue on his seat to dry, sticking him to the plastic chair when he stands.
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And no I'm not writing about lines being problematic because I had to wait in line in 13 degree heat for two and a half hours to get in to see Kanye.
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The instant messaging platform Slack suggested users see these security tips, such as two-factor authentication, to make it harder for phishers and other bad guys to get in to your account.
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That's where women need to get in, to start running at the lower level, and then have more women to stand up as a cohesive block to make women's rights human rights.
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According to state news agency Xinhua, some 10 million students will take the test in 2019, competing to get in to the country's top universities amidst incredible pressure from their parents and families.
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We still make these exceptions, but with the caveat that we will work hard the moment we get in to demonstrate immediate value with the goal of increasing our ownership down the road.
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"I think we always want to make sure that we can figure out ways to keep this the people's building, and not make it too intrusive to get in to it," he said.
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"It's so great our enemies are making themselves clear so that when we get in to the White House, we know where we stand," the former "Apprentice" contestant told the Independent Journal Review.
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Even Nintendo is going through Tencent to get in to China's lucrative gaming market: Nintendo and Tencent are teaming up to release the Switch in China at an undisclosed point in the future.
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"Public service should not be a commodity, and elected officials should not have to rent themselves out to the highest bidder in order to get in to (or stay in) office," Dingell wrote.
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Jeremy Johnston, 33, told CNN he was already nervous when he went to get in to water at New Smyrna Beach on Tuesday because he noticed a bunch of fishermen in the area.
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We'll be asking them about what it takes to get in to YC in the first place these days, and what it takes to build a company that can make a list like this.
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Or if you&aposd rather be a lawyer, Elizabeth Kiefer has this guide on how to get in to Harvard Law School, according to the chief admissions officer, two students, and two admissions consultants.
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There are separate entrances for Etihad business- and first-class passengers, with a ton of dedicated check-in desks, bag drop-off points, and even security lines to get in to the main terminal.
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But they were acting as the ultimate snowplows: clearing the way for their children to get in to college, while shielding them from any of the difficulty, risk and potential disappointment of the process.
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Baggage locks are another item to consider if you want to protect against theft, but, remember, if baggage checkers want to get in to your luggage, they'll have no problem simply cutting the lock off.
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If you can only get in to a lower ranked school — which is the case for most people — graduating at the top of your class and doing extra-curriculars like journals or clinics can help.
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A lot of people wanted to get in to the School Without Walls after they read about it in the newspaper, so the school held a lottery, and I was one of the lucky ones.
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Maybe some of the lower-ranked players try to get in to make extra money, but at the end of the day the top players are playing because they want to win a Grand Slam.
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MS. MacCALLUM: So let me — let's get in to some of these allegations, because you've responded to them in statements, but you haven't had a chance to respond them — to them in a fuller way.
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Stopping clinics from closing is important and necessary – but what the patients who still can't get in to start with because they have to wait 24, 48 or even 85033 hours in between clinic visits?
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Really, though, the attendees of the festival seemed to be up for anything; on night one, a crowd of hundreds snaked around Boise's Knitting Factory, trying to get in to see Jpegmafia and Vince Staples.
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Each of these groups has certain distinct signatures, from the way they get in, to the specially crafted malicious software they use, to the type of information that is taken and how it is transmitted out.
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Fisher had a couple of ways to get in to the University of Texas, which—along with all other public universities in Texas—admits high school students who graduate in the top ten percent of their class.
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"The more funding and research that we can get in to genomic testing, specific treatments for those specific genes, not only could it potentially prolong someone's life, but get them into remission and ultimately cured," Cathy says.
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"It's very hard (for a small company) to drag itself out of the financing black hole it would have to get in to build a project to start with," said Nick Lupick, an analyst at AltaCorp Capital.
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Her work crew boss couldn't get in to see a doctor for months because it took her insurance so long to approve the specialist, and she feared she couldn't afford take the time off to go anyway.
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When I arrived at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the day after the New Hampshire primary, a line was already forming to get in to see Bloomberg an hour before his event's 2 p.m.
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His conservative Progressive Party will retain its absolute majority in the 250-seat parliament, although its strength will fall to 131 from 158 seats because more parties reached the five percent threshold needed to get in to parliament.
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The hill is known to attract a more colorful breed of fan, so if you'd rather not spend hundreds to get in to the stadium, take a seat on the hill and enjoy the game and people-watching.
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And that's before we get in to the British Film and Television Academy and the BAFTAs, which nominated no performers of color, in part by going out of its way to nominate Margot Robbie twice in the same category.
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Eva Palmer, 22, of Washington, D.C., sought out One Medical, a venture-backed practice that is one of the nation's largest independent groups, when she couldn't get in to see a primary care doctor, even when she became ill.
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" Colbert then discussed how on election night, former Apprentice contestant Manigault told the Independent Journal Review that "it's so great our enemies are making themselves clear so that when we get in to the White House, we know where we stand.
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You see, it used to be if you were a celeb and wanted to get in to one of the biggest Broadway shows in town, all you had to do was drop your name at the door and stroll right in.
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I was sneaking out of my house taking buses and cabs downtown to get in [to the club] as often as I could convince my mother that I was going to sleep early to be ready for school on Monday!
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And unless you're reading this while standing in line outside the Supreme Court building (a line people have been camped out in since Sunday night), you are probably not going to get in to see the oral argument in person.
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You form an idea or thought of what you just saw and then be able to spit it out quickly and then you have to get it out because then JB has to get in to describe the next play.
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HG: Absolutely, and we're joined now by Hussain Sajwani, now, I want to get in to this immediately, because you have such a strong affiliation with President Trump, we're expecting him here, in just a couple of days, in Davos.
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" I spoke with him again a few days ago, when he added that "the gyrations that kids have to do to get in" to schools like Swarthmore has taught them that "the measure of success is the badge you get.
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And they are popular: On a recent visit I made to the Tate here in London for a Modigliani exhibition, it was impossible to get in to see a VR experience of Modigliani's studio; it had been booked up for the whole day.
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Hampered by the injury she sustained this year in a freak gym incident, the 30-year-old Californian missed out on defending her Olympic 200 meters title when she failed to get in to the top three at the cut-throat U.S. trials.
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"I can't afford to get in to the game tonight, but this is a once in a lifetime experience," said Jason Powell, 33, who planned to watch the game at Murphy's, a hugely popular Wrigleyville bar that decided against a cover charge.
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For a week after Harvey, for example, there were hundreds of qualified, experienced adjusters from out-of-state trying to get in to process claims but couldn't because Texas, which requires its own state-specific license, was unable to timely process applications.
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For example, if you just had to click that shady link in your inbox and accidentally handed over your Gmail password to a hacker, they'd still need to get the code from a text message or authenticator app to get in to your account.
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He had created a night where there was a bunch of other bands, and then we came out—like people had paid to get in to go see Art Bergman and a bunch of other people on the list, and then we came out.
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If the Russians can get in to the severs of the White House, the State Department, and the DNC, then it is possible they can retrieve the digital and data infrastructure of the Democratic Party and its allies in organized labor and liberal interest groups.
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Luckily, my father lived in Manhattan only a two hour train ride away, so I was sneaking into the city when I could—of course I was lying about where I was going as I was much too young to get in to most places.
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Many of these kids feel that the whole point of working hard in high school is so they can get in to an even harder college, then move on to a future that they know little more about than that it will be hard-charging.
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Furthermore, as Badr Hari's first bout with Semmy Schilt will show, a fighter can get in to punching range fast after performing a cross check with his lead leg because his driving foot is still planted on the mat as his checking leg comes down.
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Several NY heavyweights were in the club -- like Lil' Cease, Cedric the Entertainer, Tracy Morgan and Tiffany Haddish -- and we're told Tekashi didn't get to rub shoulders because undercover cops stopped him before he could get in ... to thwart disturbances like the one at the Barclays Center.
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" He continues: "I think it's just an unspoken responsibility, that whenever we're granted space to create more space for other Black people who have not had the same access or opportunities to get in to have influence and impact, knowing that we create a lot of the culture.
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DW: Well, Matt Lucas and I met in the National Youth Theatre, which is a thing you do in the summer holidays if you want to get in to acting and then eventually we did a show together at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival over 20 years ago in 1995.
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Ambassador John Bolton, a Trump ally who has been considered for top national security posts in the administration, says he now needs to resort to publishing advice in the National Review because he can't get in to see the president under the regime of new Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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"There is nothing more sacred in our nation than the right to vote, yet election after election, reports come in of people who were inexplicably purged from the polls, told to vote at the wrong location or unable to get in to their polling site," Stringer said in a statement.
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" Stafford says that "another girl who had been backstage with me told them that I had been coerced to get in to a car with riff raff and his support act" and urges anyone attending the rapper's Melbourne date to reconsider, as "I will be 50 metres from my rapist all night.
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We&aposve got another great program called Transparency that we&aposve been rolling out globally and this is a service that allows brands to put unique serial codes on their products and we scan every one of their products in inbound and outbound and ensure that only authentic products get in to customers.
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I think we've got the right policy in place, we do not help retail investors to get in to these products, but on the institutional side, if institutional investors want to buy Bitcoin, of course we can help them do that, but we clearly warn them that this is not an investment we would advise.
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"There is nothing more sacred in our nation than the right to vote, yet election after election, reports come in of people who were inexplicably purged from the polls, told to vote at the wrong location or unable to get in to their polling site," New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer said in a statement Tuesday.
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"We haven't had a chance to get in to do a thorough assessment ... Generally speaking there's a long road ahead," she said The federal government is offering other kinds of help, such as satellite information, matching funds donated to the Red Cross as well as promising emergency support for the victims and long-term assistance to help Alberta recover.
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"For many of our farmers, it's difficult to get in to plant or they have crops in the ground that are hard to harvest because the fields are muddy," said Tom Nassif, president and CEO of Western Growers, a California-based trade group representing farmers and their workers who grow about half of the nation's fresh fruits, vegetables and tree nuts.
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PD: And we-, PD: And we have learnt, if you look at the kind of change that is underway in British politics, if you look at the uncertainty that could develop, regarding what the future trading relationship is, what we just need is a very solid, robust legal structure, to ensure our island doesn't get in to great difficulty in the future.
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"The likelihood that an individual can miss her period, get a pregnancy test, then make an appointment to see an abortion provider, take time off of work if she's working, find child care for her other children, get in to get her abortion and have all of that done prior to a six-week time period is absolutely unrealistic and unreasonable," Perritt said.
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"When you have thousands of people who are all trying to get in to see a big-name act like U2, or Beyonce, or Major League Baseball playoffs, for example, chances are you're going to have scalpers out there who are going to try to defraud consumers," said John Breyault, vice president of public policy, telecommunications, and fraud at the National Consumers League.
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There have always been anarchists at Roadburn, but we've never captured the spotlight the way this loudly, proudly anti-fascist Liverpool trio did that night; the queue to get in to see their set stretched to a worrying length well before they took the stage, and once security finally allowed us in, the flood of punters streaming inward overwhelmed the Hall of Fame's modest main room.
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LF: If we're-, LF: Well, if they're unable to-, if we're unable to have an independent trade policy, and if we're unable to determine the countries that we make agreements with in the future-, LF: If we have to apply European common external tariff, it's hugely restricting on what we can do, I can't see how you would get in to, for example, a free trade agreement with the US, or how we could get global liberalisation of services-, LF: Through FTAs, if we were unable to do that.
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NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES*03/09 – AmericanAirlines Arena – Miami, FL03/10 – Amway Center – Orlando, FL03/12 – PNC Arena – Raleigh, NC03/13 – Wells Fargo Center – Philadelphia, PA03/223 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY03/16 – Prudential Center – Newark, NJ03/18 – Capital One Center – Washington, DC03/19 – TD Garden – Boston, MA03/20 – Barclays Center – Brooklyn, NY03/073 – Little Caesars Arena – Detroit, MI03/24 – United Center – Chicago, IL03/25 – Bankers Life Fieldhouse – Indianapolis, IN03/27 – Bridgestone Arena – Nashville, TN03/28 – Enterprise Center – St. Louis, MO03/243 – CHI Health Center Omaha – Omaha, NE04/01 – Pepsi Center – Denver, CO04/04 – The Forum – Los Angeles, CA04/05 – The Forum – Los Angeles, CA04/07 – Chase Center – San Francisco, CA04/073 – Golden 1 Center – Sacramento, CA04/10 – Tacoma Dome – Seattle, WA04/11 – Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena – Vancouver, BC*To ensure tickets get in to the hands of fans, the tour has partnered with Ticketmaster's Verified Fan platform.
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