"I want to get on to defeating ISIS, because I want to get on to creating jobs, because I want to get on to having a strong border, because I want to get on to things that are very important to me and that are very important to the country," he said.
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HOLT: That was... (crosstalk) TRUMP: Because I want to get on to defeating ISIS, because I want to get on to creating jobs, because I want to get on to having a strong border, because I want to get on to things that are very important to me and that are very important to the country.
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HOLT: That was... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: Because I want to get on to defeating ISIS, because I want to get on to creating jobs, because I want to get on to having a strong border, because I want to get on to things that are very important to me and that are very important to the country.
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MR: We're going to get on to one more question.
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Because I want to get on to having a strong border.
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I just want to get on to say I got on.
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Let&aposs get on to North Korea because our time is precious.
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If you get on to public Wi-Fi, very simple … Be protected.
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I like to make sure I get on to the next thing.
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Mike: Anyway, let's get on to talking about the week in tech!
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Then get on to the business of keeping our secrets a secret.
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"I told our players, 'Congratulations and let's get on to Kansas,'" Patterson said.
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And we can get on to the important business of contesting the election.
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KS: [laughs] Let's get on to the Apple Watch, another thing … LG: The WaAaAaAtch!!
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You can't even be a second late before they get on to you about it.
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We must pass this budget agreement first, though, so that we can get on to that.
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"There is literally a traffic jam to get on to the mortgage refinance highway," he said.
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Some I can still manage to get on, to zip on, but they don't really fit.
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AC: So, Mr. Trump — DT: Get on to much more important things and much bigger things.
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It took me a lot of courage to get on to the podium so I'm pretty happy.
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So, what say you and me hotfoot it to the airport and get on to that plane.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: I want to exhaust Helsinki because then I want to get on to China.
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It will be good for us to get on to L.A. and get refocused and start another streak.
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All of them now get on to a video call each afternoon and have long-distance tea together.
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CSPC Pharmaceutical Group, Sino Biopharmaceutical, 3SBio have drugs that have a good chance to get on to the NRDL.
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"But now, I think, it is time for the next generation to buckle up and get on to Mars."
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COOPER: So, Mr. Trump... TRUMP: And we should get on to much more important things and much bigger things.
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I've set my computer so I can't get on to social media except for a few hours on Fridays.
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Hong Kong-based RealMax came to CES with an augmented reality headset they want to get on to everyone's faces.
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So, you know, owning more and better IP gives us a much clearer path to get on to every device.
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When we get on to talking about recent neurological research into SPD, she practically bangs her fist on the table.
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Another possible idea is passing discounts that insurance companies get on to consumers to lower patients' out-of-pocket costs.
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That's the football out of the way, then, and we can get on to taking the piss out of Alan Pardew.
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"We're going to enjoy this one first and then get on to San Francisco," Rodgers said afterward on the Fox broadcast.
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" Then he tried to pivot to ISIS, saying he would "get on to much more important things and much bigger things.
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On abortion, Trump has been fumbling opportunities to spike that hopeless political wedge issue and get on to more pressing legal issues.
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You can check out the Keybase blog post for more technical details and information about how to get on to the beta.
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Because I want to get on to things that are very important to me, and that are very important to the country.
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India's slump over the last few years is a distinct stumble in its push to get on to such a growth trajectory.
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Many of my schoolmates are using it to get on to Instagram or Youtube, and I use it to read American newspapers.
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CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Co Ltd, Sino Biopharmaceutical Ltd, 3SBio Inc have drugs that have a good chance to get on to the NRDL.
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The biggest hurdle for recall campaigns is the time, money and effort needed to gather enough signatures to get on to the ballot.
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So I'm satisfied with it, and I'll tell you why I'm satisfied with it, because I want to get on to defeating ISIS.
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Through your phone you can tell the Chromecast the Wi-Fi network to connect to, and the password to get on to it, if required.
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Kevin Lee isn't the slickest ring general, but there are other ways to cut an exchange short which we will get on to in a second.
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He added that these people were not traveling together, but that they had separated into groups of 20 or 50 to get on to the boats.
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That's before you've even get on to the present-opening bit where everyone stands around clapping and any microscopic signs of disappointment are magnified ten-fold.
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"I can't get on to my dating app," were the first words out of Marina's mouth, appropriately followed by an all-too relatable note about selfies.
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"If there's a protracted legal fight, which I suspect that that may well end up ... then we need to get on to other issues," Neal said.
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What everybody wants is to get on to some universal system that actually is more secure than SMS, but also has all of those other features.
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"It's a big goal to get on to that podium," said Porte, whose best result in a grand tour is seventh in the 2010 Giro d'Italia.
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The script hints vaguely at some sort of tragic past as a Houston firefighter, then drops it to get on to the next tame boo-eek moment.
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Another nail in the coffin for a flimsy anti climate-science argument—now let's get on to the real business of pulling ourselves out of this mess.
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It's all pretty nerdy stuff, but the idea is that more people could get on to the Internet if wireless networks were faster, cheaper and more efficient.
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There are no launchers to reskin the OS with, for example, though customization is a different issue really, and we'll get on to apps in the next section.
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That said, let's get on to the camera comparisons between Google's new Pixel and Pixel XL and the iPhone 7/7 Plus and Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 Edge.
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I thought I knew which shuttle bus to get on to go back to the hotel, but I was so jet-lagged I got on the wrong bus.
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He wrinkled his nose in disgust at the mere mention of the word "pivot," though he conceded he wants to get on to broader discussion of the economy.
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Do you just button through it to get on to the good stuff, or are you (like me) bound to lose sleep over inconsistencies in your OC's backstory?
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This is what you get when you get on to the Napster website these days: some generic looking music-streaming site in the guise of Apple Music or Spotify.
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"Get over the Twitter stuff and get on to the diplomatic negotiations," Clinton said during an interview with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow promoting the former Democratic presidential candidate's new book.
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Memorability: This one is memorable purely because it's so damn satisfying — after the Red Wedding (which we'll get on to in a bit) Walder Frey really had some bad things coming.
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I might ask Secretary Ross to just say a few words about that, and then we're going to get on to this ridiculous situation that took place over the last week.
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Then the Barbarella-like spider from Mars blew himself up, impatient to get on to the next decade while the rest of us were still wondering what the 19903s were all about.
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The same is the case with the Meteorological Department, which has made its daily updates on its website more detailed, but is yet to get on to social media or use text messaging.
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"We don't want to trap the UK into anything – we want to get on to the talks about the future relationship right away," Varadkar said on a trip to Mali, the Irish Times reported.
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Till then, rural Americans have to drive to the nearest town to "find the right spot" where they can get on to high-speed internet by connecting to a public WiFi network, Marema said.
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In order to shift our focus and get on to the next big priority, which is a DACA solution, we gotta get this budget agreement done, so we can go and focus on this.
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Once you've picked your favorite, you can get on to planning important stuff — like where you'll sleep once the party is over... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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They control its ruling National Executive Committee, which last week proposed rule-changes, later approved by the conference, requiring leadership candidates to obtain grassroots or union support before they can get on to the ballot.
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Rising house prices, cheap mortgages and government schemes designed to help younger people get on to the housing market have helped Barratt and most of its peers book bumper profits over the last few years.
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In another part of the building, scores of migrants from other parts of Africa - who were stopped in Libya as they tried to get on to Europe - wait for U.N. flights to take them back home.
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What impact did that ... We're going to get on to that in the next section, but before we finish this one up, what impact do you think the Microsoft trial had when you look back on it?
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Office suites are the obvious place to start, and Apple, Google, and Microsoft all have free versions you can use in your browser; that's before we get on to any of the more modern alternatives, like Dropbox Paper.
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And whereas Labour candidates need the backing of only 10% of MPs to get on to the ballot paper sent to members, Tory candidates are whittled down by MPs to a shortlist of two before members have their say.
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Many members emerging from the Tuesday morning meeting said the GOP wasn't yet ready to abandon health care despite the fact that President Donald Trump made it clear last week it was time to get on to tax reform.
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After the match I would go out, I would head for the hotel around 5, get there by 7, sleep it off until 3pm, have lunch, and then without the warm up get on to the court around 6 or 7.
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And now, without further ado, let's get on to your letters: Kyle: I've done it, though I should add some context to that admission that will make me feel better about myself, but also move you in no discernible way.
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Trump also said in the interview with the Times that he wants to get on to a broader discussion of the economy but plans to continue running his campaign the way that has worked for him over the last several months.
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"We are though, in the middle of dealing with the crisis, so I do need to get on to conference calls with the chief and the community there to make sure things are happening," she said, before walking back into her office.
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It took me over a year to get on to that nuclear missile sub [chapter 13 is about how submarine sailors struggle with sleep], and it was over a year before the Aberdeen underbody blast body cadaver project got underway [in chapter two].
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While there are signs of a slowdown at the top of the UK housing market, Barratt and other new-home builders have been propped up by low interest rates and government schemes designed to help younger people get on to the housing ladder.
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Later, standing in front of dozens of eminently powerful people poking at salads in the UN's Delegate Dining Room, former Vice President Al Gore stood at a dais and joked about keeping his remarks short so we could all get on to lunch.
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In other words, a vote or something that's going to get you ... If we all disagree, we could still have a relationship, but we have to get past our disagreement and get on to do things, and the way of doing that is idea meritocratic.
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Foreign minister Boris Johnson told the British parliament on Tuesday he hoped "our friends and partners" in the EU would discuss the transition period, saying "if we're going to get on to that kind of question, now is the time for them to do so".
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To be honest, I don't know how it really works, and I feel really silly saying that, but I went online and it took me over a week of trying to get on to even get my application to go through because the website kept crashing.
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Mario Greco has joined us, the CEO of Zurich Insurance, and, just for a moment, shareholders sit tight, we'll get on to the insurance business in just a moment, but, while I have you here, Mario, and thanks very much for joining us-, MG: Thank you.
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"Two-hundred-and-forty of us set off from Libya but then the traffickers made us get on to a bigger wooden boat around 2000m in length that already had at least 2800 people in it," Abdul Kadir, from Somalia, said in an interview with the BBC on Tuesday.
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"Two-hundred-and-forty of us set off from Libya but then the traffickers made us get on to a bigger wooden boat around 30m in length that already had at least 300 people in it," Abdul Kadir, from Somalia, said in an interview with the BBC on Tuesday.
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"Buses are waiting for you, trucks are waiting for you...you will get on to them and you will move to your new location, you will not stay here," a man who identified himself as a police commander told the asylum seekers in a video posted to Facebook by Sudanese refugee Abdul Aziz.
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When I get on to a subject—whether it be the American Civil War, Ottoman history as it relates to the Middle East in the past 40 years, polar exploration, World War II (every arena and Front), The American West, American Revolution, ISIS and Al-Queda, Slavery and Jim Crow and LBJ/MLK, Mountaineering, Indians, and myriad biographies, etc.
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So to have stayed there for three, four months — however long it was before being shipped out — in this place that's designed to weed out the stronger from the weaker...because a lot of people died just waiting to get on to the Middle Passage and then died on the Middle Passage and died in slavery.
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We'll get on to standards in a moment, but in addition to the popular magnetic induction method we've explained above, you also need to know about the magnetic resonance method—in essence, it's not all that different, but it increases charging distances, makes it easier for multiple devices to charge up at once on the same charger, and can work through more, and thicker, materials.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Britain will support Zimbabwe to get on to an interim IMF staff program to help the country quickly clear its foreign arrears, Britain's ambassador in Harare said on Tuesday, Clearing the $1.8 billion in arrears to the World Bank and African Development Bank is seen as a major step for Zimbabwe to start accessing foreign credit, especially for the private sector as well as foreign direct investment.
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This widely quoted conversation, which originally appeared in "Talking with Tony Smith" by Samuel J. Wagstaff Jr., in Artforum (December 1966), is worth reading at length: […] in the first year or two of the '50s, someone told me how I could get on to the unfinished New Jersey Turnpike […] It was a dark night and there were no lights or shoulder markers, lines, railings or anything at all except the dark pavement moving through the landscape of the flats, rimmed by hills in the distance, but punctuated by stacks, towers, fumes and colored lights.
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Jewsbury and Jane from then on had a close friendship and Carlyle also helped Jewsbury get on to the English literary scene.
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To get on to a master's in music therapy, you will usually need a three-year diploma or graduateship from a college of music, or a degree in music from a university.
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I'm so thrilled. He's done everything right, but of course you never know until you get on to the racetrack. I think he could prove to be a really good horse. He's got a bright future.
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Guptipara is 74.6 km from Howrah station on the Howrah-Katwa line. Those travelling by road from Kolkata can get on to State Highway 6 from somewhere suitable in Howrah district, and travel to Guptipara via Jirat.
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The Lotus drivers of Mika Häkkinen and Bailey took fifth and sixth, both scoring their first world championship points, an unexpected result for the troubled team since their cars had barely managed to get on to the grid with Häkkinen 25th and Bailey 26th. This race was also noted for being the only Formula One point for Julian Bailey.
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During the early 1900s supporters found it difficult to get on to the island to watch games, with severe congestion caused by increasing traffic in Millwall Docks. The Blackwall Tunnel opened in 1897 and the Greenwich Foot Tunnel in 1902 but due to lack of expansion space in the Millwall area of East London, Millwall moved to South London in 1910 and into their ground, The Den.
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In 2008 Ryan Dalziel drove for Rangers F.C. in the teams maiden season finished overall in the mid table in 13th. It was only 1 of 3 teams that completed the whole season (a world record at the time) but did not get on to the podium. James Walker also drove for the team in one round of the 2008 season and posted their best result, a fourth- place finish.
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Why in Hell don't they get on to Arnhem?. In a British tank crew the radio operator and hull machine-gunner had the additional job of making tea whenever there was an opportunity. The sign "WHEN IN DOUBT BREW-UP" was common in the British Army. Right at the end of hostilities, the latest Centurion tank was fitted with a boiling vessel or "BV" which supplied hot water heated by the tank's electrical system.
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While the players are competing to get on to the fast track the quickest, the game is open and requires that another player check or audit your financial accounting. The game forces the players to do the accounting themselves. The financial statement is in place of "score cards". Therefore, players can see clearly what is happening with their money and shows how assets are expected to generate passive income and liabilities increase expenses.
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Summer decides to pursue a career in journalism and has to put together a portfolio for the university course she wants to get on to. She decides to use camera footage of the Erinsborough History Wall being completed as the subject of her portfolio. However, Summer is devastated when Andrew tells her he has accidentally deleted the footage. Lucas said the project meant a lot to Summer, but she is more upset about Andrew's casual attitude to the accident.
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Booth takes a different approach to the sonnets. He suggests that the entire sonnet is an "emblem of the poets self-mocking tactics. He argues that though the sonnet works to remind the reader to forget the speaker, it is also contradicts as it constantly reminds the reader of the speaker. His comment on the reading of the first quatrain is that, the experience of reading the poem "an experience of being unable to get on to something new.
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The 2012 edition was to be expanded into a 16 team format however this was reverted to 12. It was the first time the tournament took place in an Asian country, hosted by Sri Lanka in three cities; Colombo, Pallekele and Hambantota. It was played by the same 12 teams that played in the 2010 tournament, Ireland and Afghanistan and the ten full members. For the first time, a host nation managed to get on to the knock-out stage of the ICC World Twenty20.
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Signatures promising compliance will be taken. A notice will be posted on their doors indicating the presence of an isolated person and neighbors will be encouraged to keep watch on them. The next charter flights have been pushed out accordingly and will take place on 2 April (UB-Seoul-UB) and 3 April (UB-Tokyo-UB). During the summer months of 2020 there were still around 10,000 Mongolians stranded abroad unable to get on to the few evacuation flights to return to the country.
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Nanammal attempted to get on to the Guinness Book of World Records by teaching yoga to over 20,000 students and enthusiasts in Coimbatore. Her objective was to create awareness among women, mainly girl students, about yoga techniques by going to various educational institutions to solve several health-related problems, especially after marriage. She was also going to take part in Indian reality show 'India's Got Talent' as a contestant. She had gained popularity on YouTube which included videos of her performing difficult yoga positions in her usual attire, a pink sari.
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Robertson was a man of strong physique and physical presence, admired by the King for his rise from humble origins. He had a prodigious memory and was very quick on the uptake, sometimes interrupting briefings with: "yes, I have got that, get on to the next point". However, although he could be amusing company off duty, as he rose the career ladder his brusque manner, possibly adopted to assert his authority, became more marked, even with superiors. "I've 'eard different" was a favourite retort to politicians who made military suggestions.
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Adolf Hitler resolved to intervene in the Balkans. Führer Directive Number 20, December 13, 1940, defined Operation Marita as the invasion of Greece. The Wehrmacht was impatient to occupy Greece so that it could get on to Russia. The Germans attacked Yugoslavia and Greece simultaneously by Blitzkrieg on April 6, 1941. Fifteen divisions of the German 12th Army under Wilhelm List, field marshal, struck into Greece and Yugoslavia in a two-pronged attack. The Yugoslavs surrendered on April 17. On April 9 the Germans took Thessaloniki, outflanking the Metaxas Line, a fixed defense paralleling the Bulgarian border.
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Outer view of the campus IUKL's campus is nestled in the vicinity of Kajang and Serdang, which is between the capital Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, the administrative city of Malaysia. It is within a 35-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur city centre, 40 minutes from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and 20 minutes from Cyberjaya, the country's intelligent city. The campus is accessible via the North–South Highway (or Seremban Highway). Students can also make their way to IUKL via KTM Komuter intercity train service to Serdang Station and LRT to Sungai Besi Station, then get on to IUKL feeder bus service.
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A reviewer stated, "director Dwaraki Raghavan has proved that a film can be made with just two characters, provided it has a smart story and script, backed by good technical support. Iruvar Mattum surely scores on the novelty aspect". Sify said, "the film drags as two characters get on to your nerves. Still, if you like to try out something different, then Iruvar Matttum is worth a glance". A reviewer wrote, "PKH Das cinematography and Udayakumar’s special sound effects are the real highlights of the movie and two new comers also made a brilliant come back in every sequence" and called it "average".
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He officially signed for the Cheshire club the following day and was handed the number nine shirt, worn previously by Stockport strikers Kevin Francis, Brett Angell and Luke Beckett. Thompson made his début against Liverpool reserves on 26 July.THOMPSON SIGNS Stockport County He did not manage to get on to the scoresheet however he did impress and had one shot cleared off the line and hit the post on another occasion, as Stockport drew 1–1. He did however manage to get on the score sheet in the 86th minute to put Stockport 2–1 up against Manchester City, before City equalised in stoppage time.
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Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman, Annual Report 2005-06, p4 To the Select Committee, she noted that she sought to constructively engage with the Government: "it is maladministration, get over it and let us get on to engagement with the real issues here"Public Administration Select Committee, 28 June 2006. The Select Committee supported Abraham, issuing a report which found that the Government bore some responsibility for compensating those affected. The Government reiterated its position and legal action by complainants followed. In the Court of Appeal it was held in February 2008 that the Government could not reject the findings of the Ombudsman without reason.
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Stanley and his brothers had started from Central Africa in a penniless condition, but by lecturing and journalism in Durban, they got to Mauritius, from which they were soon exported as distressed British subjects. At Colombo they lectured and sold newspaper articles, and managed to then get on to the Straits Settlements and Manila in the Philippine Islands when the Samar revolt was just breaking out. Stanley was involved in several wars, but most notably here as a mercenary and not fighting for anyone in particular at first. Stanley was the only Englishman who fought through the 1904–05 campaign in the Philippine–American War for the American Army.
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Tinie wanted to "push the envelope" with what you're used to hearing from him and Labrinth. "Lover Not a Fighter" is a feel-good, radio- friendly song that incorporates hip hop and electronic music, along with rap rock, and is about good vibes and "doing your thing". "I'm a lover, not a fighter. I've just come to do my thing and enjoy myself so don't try and get on to me about it or try and make me feel bad about everything that's going on in my life", said Tinie to SB.TV. "Tears Run Dry" was originally an instrumental by Crada and later on strings were added.
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"Lover Not a Fighter" is a feel-good, radio-friendly song about good vibes and 'doing your thing'. "I'm a lover, not a fighter. I've just come to do my thing and enjoy myself so don't try and get on to me about it or try and make me feel bad about everything that's going on in my life", Tinie told SB.TV. Prior to independent release, the song has been added to BBC Radio 1's B List playlist, receiving frequent airplay throughout December 2013 and January 2014. The release of the music video caused a surge in popularity and the song entered the UK Singles Chart at number 42 on the week ending 18 January 2014.
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Tau forms part of Smith's series of cast bronze and painted steel sculptures including Amaryllis (1965) and The Snake Is Out (1962), all evolution of his first titled sculpture, Throne (1956–57)."Tony Smith: Architect, Painter, Sculptor" Robert Storr, p30(The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1998) Though Tau is one of Smith's less publicized works, it is part of a body of work inspired by his oft-cited, revelatory road trip to the unfinished New Jersey Turnpike in the early 1950s. > When I was teaching at Cooper Union in the first year or two of the '50s, > someone told me how I could get on to the unfinished New Jersey Turnpike. I > took three students and drove from somewhere in the Meadows to New > Brunswick.
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He then took 50 wickets and, although Leicestershire still finished at the bottom of the Championship table, in the last game of the season they came close to beating the Champions, Yorkshire, with Pratt taking 11 wickets in the match. Pratt's first-class career then tailed off in the 1963 and 1964 seasons: in 1963, he was a regular in the team until the end of June, but then reappeared in only the last two games; and in 1964, he made only eight first-class appearances. In both seasons, he played in Leicestershire's single matches in the Gillette Cup one-day competition. He scored 25 and took the first three wickets, albeit expensively, in the first- ever English List A match in 1963; Leicestershire were so comprehensively thumped in 1964 that he did not even get on to bowl.
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Training included elementary military subjects and physical training. After a year of the young men usually found employment in government departments or with civilian employers. By 1936 the output of the SSB totalled about 2000 youths a year. In 1937 the South African Railways established at Roberts Heights a special school to prepare boys for the railways. In 1937 3788 youths passed through the ranks of the SSB. A total of 882 of them joined the Permanent Force. With the expansion of the South African Air Force in 1937 the SSB provided 248 air apprentices for special training but, with the improvement in the economic situation, the waiting list to join the battalion had dwindled to almost nil. With the outbreak of war in September 1939, members of the SSB were posted to units requiring immediate reinforcement to get on to a wartime basis.
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The operation was a complete success, the battalion making the gap and the column driving through the enemy fire and even over Italian positions on their way to the open desert beyond.Playfair, Vol III, pp. 245, 251. Once it reached the frontier, 50th (N) Division was positioned on the coast behind Mersa Matruh to delay the Axis advance. On the evening of 27 June the division was ordered to attack south towards an escarpment at Bir Sarahna to relieve the pressure on the 2nd New Zealand Division. While 151st Bde hit 'thin air', 69th Bde ran into stiff opposition, and failed to get on to the escarpment. By now, Eighth Army had been forced to resume its retreat, and the enemy had cut the coast road behind 50th (N) Division. The division held its ground during daylight on 28 June, then after dark its brigade columns burst out southwards for before turning east.
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