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They are happy to let technocrats get on with it.
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The British people want us to get on with it.
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"So I applaud the call to get on with it."
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It is best to let them get on with it.
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Better get on with it before it is too late.
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Damien's let me get on with it, which is good.
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If the story's great, then let's get on with it.
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You have to get on with it and pull together.
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I would probably just ignore them and get on with it.
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"I think we need to get on with it," he said.
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Just get on with it, man, you want to tell him.
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It's tough to do politically, but just get on with it.
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He's gritting his teeth, willing them to get on with it.
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Here's a reward: Jerome Herr Now, let's get on with it.
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"I'd get on with it if I were you," I said.
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Rather, it is a characteristically British reflex: Get on with it.
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"Get on with it and start another business the next day."
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Ordinarily, people put their heads down and get on with it.
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I tried to tell him, come on and get on with it.
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Now, they're going to start pushing Congress to get on with it.
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Give me 100,000 cops, build more prisons, and get on with it.
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I can't really explain why; I just couldn't get on with it.
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Seems like the smart thing would be to get on with it.
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"We just have to get on with it," East told the BBC.
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So let's not feign pearl-clutching; let's just get on with it!
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The prime minister said that people wanted Westminster to "get on with it".
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You just listen to what I'm telling you and get on with it.
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So, we'll get on with it as soon as the final whistle blows.
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But, with women, I feel we're just told to get on with it.
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There is simply a job to be done and they get on with it.
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But it goes back to the age-old advice: just get on with it.
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"My thinking is: Let's have our meeting; let's get on with it," Yellen said.
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You have to accept someone for who they are and get on with it.
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"But we have a job to do, and we will get on with it."
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I'm going to get on with it and not let it ruin my life.
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"I take falls, shake it off and get on with it," Frost told Reuters.
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"Stop the faff, stop the fudge, get on with it," she said, addressing Mrs.
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So be a good girl, shut up and let them get on with it.
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It's her choice, it's not that interesting, we let her get on with it.
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They just need to get on with it much like they're taking a train.
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And you can let Craig have it, and we&aposll get on with it.
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If you're really ready to jump to a new path, get on with it!
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I'd like to get on with it as soon as possible but it's in limbo.
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"They've delayed it a week, and they have to get on with it," he said.
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We're running out of time, so I'll just trust you to get on with it.
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Let me just host the freaking reunion show so we can GET ON WITH IT!!!
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"Look, he's nervous!" exclaimed one guy, as I willed myself to get on with it.
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You get up one day and you're ill and then you get on with it.
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He's over playing wingman, and Mary and Henry just need to get on with it.
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I understand exactly what needs to be done, so let me get on with it.
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It's time for our country to get on with it, starting with our next President.
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I needed to keep a distance from it and let people get on with it.
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I don't get bothered by failure I just get up and get on with it.
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"She's just able to grit her teeth and get on with it," Mr. Palmer said.
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Nobody wants to hear an excuse so ... just get on with it and go play.
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Chris Coons of Delaware said it is "time to get on with it," while Sen.
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Still, not a lot was likely to change, so let us get on with it.
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I'm genuinely excited about it and I wish we could get on with it already.
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Smoke some dope, talk to some more females like yourself... just get on with it really.
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He's 100% committed to it and I can't wait to get on with it with him.
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Just got to grin and bear it and get on with it and have another coffee.
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When something goes wrong, the pair quickly think of a solution and get on with it.
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It's something where we've gone down the road, and we're going to get on with it.
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We need to get on with it, we need to get a grip and make progress.
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The EU has had "enough time now to decide whether or not they are going to discuss trade with us, they need to get on with it and if they don't get on with it, the closer we get to walking away with no deal", she said.
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"Let's get on with it already," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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"He can declare the national security emergency and get on with it," the former chief strategist said.
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"The British people want us to get on with it," she said, not for the first time.
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There was so little time to transition that she had to "get on with it," she said.
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Tough as the situation was, "my grandfather taught me to 'get on with it,'" Ms. Kluge said.
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"We need to get on with it, we need to seize the opportunity," she told BBC television.
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I don't know him as well as you do, but we got to get on with it.
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The Supreme Court is to decide whether the UK government can get on with it or not The Supreme Court is to decide whether the UK government can get on with it or not The UK is once again looking to make some sense of the Brexit mess.
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"I think they should get on with it," Key said in an interview published on news website stuff.co.nz.
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But irregardless, the U.K. -- and everyone else for that matter -- has just got to get on with it.
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Nadler wasn't swayed by Whitaker's timeline and said he needed to hurry up and get on with it.
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"Customers grumble for a while, but then get on with it," said Paul Harris of Seahawk Marine Foods.
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And now it is up to us here in the parliament of Australia to get on with it.
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"I hate sitting back and complaining about it, we just get on with it," he said on Sunday.
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"I think they should just get on with it and try to sell more ice cream," he said.
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You were so bashful, hated talking about any of it, just wanted me to get on with it.
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When I hear people talking on television about 'process,' I think, shut up and get on with it.
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"We can have this debate in front of everyone or we can get on with it," McHenry replied.
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Let them get on with it, and let me get on with what I'm getting on with, please.
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Centre-left governments, such as Tony Blair's, were happy to leave the financial markets to get on with it.
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"Him going would be another negative, but him staying means we sit and get on with it," Juckes said.
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So I am actually quite happy that it's now in the open and we can get on with it.
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And then we humble ourselves with our unbelievable resilience to put the pain aside and get on with it.
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Meanwhile, urban planners just want them to get on with it so they can keep up with changing technology.
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As soon as you realise you're not that important and get on with it, it becomes a lot easier.
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You know, you put up shelves, you don't get upset, you don't cry, you just get on with it.
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So as committed climate activist who knows we're running out of time, I say, let's get on with it.
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"I think we may as well get on with it now," said Kathryn Fabian, 20, a student in Norwich.
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They put their countries first, and they get on with it, and they don't care what other people think.
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But laughter helps, and the memory of love, and they are Catholic, so they just get on with it.
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Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, issued his own statement urging the intelligence panel to get on with it.
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Beyond a solid story to entice journalists, the transatlantic setup just let each band member get on with it.
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He said Britain should "get on with it" to prove to investors that the country was still "open for business".
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We need to rip off the plaster and get on with it, because then we'll know what we're contending with.
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The police would let you get on with it if you weren't taking the piss and causing too much disturbance.
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"The special counsel needs to bring his evidence forward if he has any, and let's get on with it," Sen.
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Performing his self-imposed "duties" under the guise of morality, the police largely left Datsik to get on with it.
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It lasts less than five minutes, but it's something you need to do in order to get on with it.
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When it came to sex, Nadia knew she would just have to get on with it and see what happened.
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What is there to do in the face of uncertainty but slug back the bubbly and get on with it?
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His implicit charge to our own would-be Napoleons reduces to this: Don't bother me; just get on with it.
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Despite my beliefs about Remain, I think we need to get on with it and let the country move on.
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Now, the Mexico's leaders have a new priority: urging their American counterparts to hurry up and get on with it.
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Andrew: At this point, the official White House line is straight from Trump's Twitter feed: Just get on with it.
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"If somebody else thinks that they can do better than Theresa May then let them get on with it," Quigley said.
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But once you've figured out that you've found your partner for life, you kind of what to get on with it.
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Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, for example, has said his colleagues need to "get on with it" and raise rates again.
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I get on with it, and if something gets me low, I pick myself back up... That's always been my philosophy.
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But on wet fields across Britain, a fourth-tier team shows what it looks like to just get on with it.
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But for now, Mark writes, the prevailing emotion in the United Kingdom is a characteristically British reflex: Get on with it.
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They're nationalists, they put their countries first, and they get on with it and they don't care what other people think.
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He had work to do this evening; he ought to make a sandwich or an omelette and get on with it.
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As he ground himself against me, I kept my eyes shut tight, held my breath, just let him get on with it.
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I'm trying to get everybody to stop keeping it hidden—let's say our truth, let it out and get on with it.
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But in the end there would be a result where everyone knows: that's where Germany's going, now we get on with it.
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"It's a gloomy picture, but it's like anything else in the world, you just have to get on with it," Heaney said.
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So l thought, This is the situation, l just have to get on with it, to run my home and keep myself.
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Really all I did was just threw a load of ideas at him and then left him to get on with it.
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"Having got to where we are, we need to get on with it," she told Reuters in the town's bustling shopping district.
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They suffer, they grieve, they try to withdraw from life, until they finally just square their shoulders and get on with it.
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More recently, he urged a reporter to "get on with it" when he was pressed about his stop-and-frisk policing tactics.
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Paulsen said he wishes the Fed would just "get on with it," referring to raising rates for the second time in a decade.
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That choice is puzzling at first, even frustrating: We know the guy gets to the moon, so let's get on with it already!
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Let's fill the vacancy so the court can fully function and get on with it," he told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day.
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"I suggest humbly to our friends and partners in Brussels to get on with it," he said after giving a speech in London.
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The members went and hid in the New Forest in nice big houses and just left the city to get on with it.
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It's just something that happens to you, and then you're supposed to just get on with it and do the best you can.
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I hope that it would pass the Senate quickly so that we could predict what time we can get on with it tomorrow.
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" The vast majority of people in Britain, she said, "are looking at the politicians and saying, 'Why can't they get on with it?
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When he goes back out on that standup tour someday, I'll roll my eyes and say, 'All right, get on with it, then.
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France wants to get on with it and restore its cooperative relationship with Germany as the essential dual motor of the European Union.
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But that's the key to the dishes, isn't it — the reason I don't pare back to one set and get on with it.
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More recently, he urged a reporter to 'get on with it' when he was pressed about his controversial stop-and-frisk policing tactic.
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We're in a situation where we just have to get on with it and tell our stories, and if people get it, fine.
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It's such a horrific, brutal and harrowing episode, but what I'm particularly happy about is that Steven and Mikey can get on with it.
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Given that the referendum has already happened, he said, "you could envisage a scenario where the conclusion is 'Let them get on with it.'"
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" The military leaders also pushed for the $30 billion supplemental in addition to avoiding a CR. "Pass the supplemental ... and get on with it.
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Then, I had a rather profound three-day mushroom trip and figured out how to forgive the situation and just get on with it.
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"Carney going would be another negative, but him staying means we sit and get on with it," Societe Generale macro strategist Kit Juckes said.
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Some users suggest bathers simply suck it up and get on with it -- hopping under a cold shower and getting their bodies acclimatised to it.
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I have casual partners, and I can get off to thoughts of them, but I use porn when I need to get on with it.
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But you can engage properly and you can genuinely listen to people or you can just get on with it and try to make money.
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Here in the UK, our festivals are characterised by a palpable sense of shittiness coupled with the overriding ability to get on with it anyway.
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The phrase, which has spawned a thousand variants, is still popular today and reflects a general "let's get on with it" attitude in British culture.
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SS: So your message to people who want to know every detail just just take a step back and let it get on with it.
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It involves teaching machines to solve problems for themselves rather than just feeding them examples, by setting out rules and letting them get on with it.
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Sure, my patience is tested and my temper definitely tends to be short, but I just get on with it because I know I'll be rewarded.
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As he ground himself against me and shoved inside me, I kept my eyes shut tight, held my breath, just let him get on with it.
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" As a bereaved mother told Ms. Samuel, "You never 'get over it,' you 'get on with it,' and you never 'move on,' but you 'move forward.
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It all kinds of flows with women, whereas with guys it's like, now we're going to put on a condom and fuck and get on with it.
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They have said, "Let's get on with it, we're feminists and also other things, anti-racist, gender-nonconforming, let's not fall into name-calling," Ms. Freedman said.
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I believe the silent majority in Britain want Parliament to "get on with it," and then focus on all the other issues stacking up in ministers' in-trays.
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Still, while effective, these cut-aways have a cumulatively comic effect; like our young protagonists, the audience becomes quite eager for them to just get on with it.
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I never wanna get like that, and you realize that it is a struggle to pick yourself up every day and get on with it, for whatever reason.
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I remember the alternative to pushing through pain to a life I find meaning in pales in comparison to a wasted life — and I get on with it.
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But it might as well have been his party, because in his energy, his get-on-with-it attitude, his chutzpah and exuberance, he summed up the city.
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He still had times when he "got emotional, angry, screamed, cried," but he knew that he had to get it out, get over it, get on with it.
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But I think (in)… the long term it's going to be tough for sponsors, for partners, but we have to get on with it and you know, keep working.
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"I think the advice to him is not to listen, just get on with it and just enjoy it," said the 30-year-old, last year's winner in Monaco.
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They are eager to end the trials and get back to their lives, and lawyers and judges in crowded court systems want them to get on with it, too.
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Theron, meanwhile, proves a pretty stock villain, saddled with dialogue rote enough that it would be fair to just assume her aims are nefarious and get on with it.
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" Mom Kate pointed out a group of photographers to the children as a gentle reminder, but "she let them get on with it, sliding and rolling on the grass.
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Once, when I said something like: "Let's just get on with it," he turned to me and said, dripping with flamboyant disdain: ""Dear God, you're such a fucking JOURNALIST.
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Or "This Cities Undone," from Moonlandingz's debut album Interplanetary Class Classics (2017), in which Ono cries "Wake up!" and "Get on with it!" throughout a spaced-out sonic ride.
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Despite her insistence to the contrary, there is a strong whiff of "just-get-on-with-it" matter-of-factness that may be a little beyond some of us.
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"I'm an old trial lawyer, and when you've gathered sufficient evidence to make your case, you've just got to call the question and get on with it," said Huffman.
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A problem well understood is one well solved, and the desire to "just get on with it" can lead to wasted time, effort, and delayed (or never realized) success.
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It's just a way of sifting through the debris and making it make some kind of sense and putting it to the side so you can get on with it.
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On days like St. Patrick's Day when you know you're going to be busy, you've just got to get on with it, keep your head down, and get through it.
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To show that we have baby sick on our shoulders, and everyone's just cracking on, trying to get on with it… Back then you couldn't show your feathers were ruffled.
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"We need to get on with it, we need to work out what Fianna Fail need in order to do that," Fine Gael minister Simon Coveney told national broadcaster RTE.
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" In response to a disastrous showing for the Conservatives in elections to the European Parliament, Javid also said the results showed that "people want us to get on with it.
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" In response to a disastrous showing for the Conservatives in elections to the European Parliament, Javid also said the results showed that "people want us to get on with it.
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Gambians 'just want to get on with it' After weeks of turmoil and uncertainty, Gambians are looking forward to getting the country "back on track," according to one human rights campaigner.
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"There's definitely a really good vibe out there in the marketplace now; people just want to get on with it and buy a place," said Sydney real estate agent Brendon Clark.
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A change of leader might give new momentum to talks in Westminster, which have stalled in the past few weeks, despite the EU's urging of Britain to get on with it.
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A lot of people treat it like it's a big deal, doing a full length, but as soon as I was able to ignore that I could get on with it.
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The multiple paths immediately turn into a search for the one of least resistance to minimize enemy encounters, get the hell where you need to go, and get on with it.
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And there is a period of time for regretting and very soon you have to get out of that moment and look at this strength, and just get on with it.
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"Pupils of mine were playing in the newly 'authentic' way, and I felt it was their turn — they should get on with it," he told The Times of London in 21990.
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But we know damn well you've already scrolled ahead to find out what Mashable's 10 favorite films of the year were, and frankly, we're eager to get on with it, too.
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" Earlier, in response to a disastrous showing for the Conservatives in elections to the European Parliament, Javid also said the results showed that "people want us to get on with it.
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What emerged from that fog was a residual vague uncertainty, a pair of distinct options about how to view the world: one could either be perpetually terrified or get on with it.
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Sure, his tweets are full of insults and horrible invective, but there are a few reasons why they should just hand him back his phone and let him get on with it.
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The city has felt somewhat on edge as police raid buildings, vigils are held, and people try to just "get on with it" while their communities are placed under an intense spotlight.
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"I think the current government can fix things if they are allowed to get on with it," said mechanic Melix Jordan, 56, voting for the government in a rural part of Paraguana.
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On Boxing LAS VEGAS — The world finally had the two of them contained Saturday night, in a roped-off ring where they had to remain silent and just get on with it.
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"We simply decided that it was time to really focus on what's core to us, which is agribusiness, foods, grains and oilseeds and get on with it in a good way," he said.
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You've stuck with us this far (or maybe just skipped to the end to see the top spot like a goober), so we'll spare you more reflection and just get on with it.
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Other banks, Credit Suisse, John Cryan there we saw, with Deutstche Bank, they've just seen it's an easier life to just get on with it, put that behind them, but you're fighting the DoJ.
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The president who chose her for the court was Ronald Reagan, and she has looked beyond partisanship to urge Republicans to "get on with it" and work with Obama to fill the open seat.
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"Some have said 'we need to get on with it and we can't wait' but others have said that it's too risky now for that and they have to wait," he was quoted as saying.
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He says he wouldn't be keen but would get on with it in principle—but only on the basis that nothing else came to light in terms of this—or any other—charges against him.
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In some shows that leaves the viewer with a certain punch-drunk fatigue — "All right, let's get on with it; jerk me around with another surprise" — but the appealing cast here makes the pummeling pleasurable.
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"My advice to you is to get on with it, because this time next year, if we haven't found a way that you can live with, we will impose our will on you," Graham said.
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"It's just a body part, and we should all get on with it really and look after ourselves," Mackey, who was surprised by just how potent and touching the Spartacus riff was, said of the storyline.
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"We simply decided that it was time to really focus on what's core to us, which is agribusiness, foods, grains and oilseeds and get on with it in a good way," Schroder said on the call.
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However the Fed and its peers might go about extricating themselves from nearly a decade of extraordinary monetary policy, James Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management, wishes they would just get on with it.
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"So one of their first acts would have to be extending or rescinding Article 50 (the legal mechanism triggering Brexit), delaying or even stopping Brexit when people want us to get on with it," she said.
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But then, Henze and Berkoff just let us get on with it, and Mark and I banged it out in his tiny bedroom in a shared flat, where he had an upright piano in a corner.
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Ella&aposs mother, Carla Bovingdon, 33, said she was thinking, "Oh god Ella, please stop," but despite mouthing at her daughter to put her hands down, she ultimately had to let her get on with it.
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"For me, it is the smell of biryani that makes it tough to work and fast, but you just get on with it," Umar Farooq Mirza explains in Urdu as he stops to take a quick break.
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It's getting harder and harder to think of opening sentences for all these iPhone 8 rumors, so I'll just get on with it: There's a new iPhone 8 video, crystal clear, showing the device from all sides.
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A full 163 days after the British people voted to leave the EU, the Supreme Court in London this week is hearing arguments from the government about why it should be allowed to get on with it.
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The thing that's going to be interesting is seeing how the young kids in the multiplex cinemas get on with it now, because they're older guys—it's not going to be a youth movie like Trainspotting was.
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The two-year clock on the negotiations over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union started ticking on March 29, and the message from European leaders after the election results became known was clear: Get on with it.
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Older generations may still feel bound up in the keep quiet, pull-your-socks-up-and-get-on-with-it approach to mental distress that they've grown up with, but, again, this doesn't mean they're not suffering.
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And at a time when, generally speaking, open dialogue about thoughts and feelings is encouraged and celebrated, there is a risk that, today, many might feel disheartened—like they should shut up and get on with it.
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"I think we need somebody there, now, to do the job, and let's get on with it," she said, a recommendation Republicans didn't heed, holding the seat open until President Donald Trump could choose Scalia's successor, Neil Gorsuch.
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Since she was a fugitive most of the time, we were trying to make her clothes such that she'd put them in a small suitcase or backpack so she could be self-contained and get on with it.
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While a conversation around gender is common in my group of female friends, it is less so in a group of men; mainly because society tells them to shut up, be a man, and get on with it.
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"We can get exporters, large and small, from all across Britain connected to the growing markets of the world, and it is urgent that we get on with it," Heathrow CEO John Holland-Kaye said in a statement.
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Gambians 'just want to get on with it' After weeks of turmoil and uncertainty, Gambians are looking forward to getting the country "back on track," one human rights campaigner told CNN ahead of Barrow's return to Gambia this week.
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I'm sure you have a lot of questions, so let's get on with it: There are 27 awards to give out tonight, all of which break down into one of four groups: comedy, drama, limited series / movie, or variety.
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Lydia told a reporter the lyrics are what the city's all about -- "We can't be looking backwards to what happened, we have to look forwards to the future ... We're all gonna get on with it, because that's what Manchester does."
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"They voted yes for love, and now it is up to us here in the Parliament of Australia to get on with it, to get on with the job the Australian people have tasked us to do," Turnbull said Wednesday morning.
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" He added: "Now it is up to us, here in the Parliament of Australia, to get on with it — to get on with the job the Australian people have tasked us to do, and get this done, this year, before Christmas.
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"We've got funds in the bank and we want to get on with things, but we have to get on with it now," Mr. Caddie said, referring to the rush of companies hoping to cash in on the medicinal cannabis law.
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She has clearly decided that it's best for her just to get on with it and not to invite discussion of her physical disabilities — disabilities that, as you came to recognize, posed no problem at all for her treatment of you.
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" An article on Wednesday about a speech by Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain in which she charted the country's course toward a clean break with the European Union misstated the timing of her call to "get on with it.
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Let&aposs get on with it and beat IU. RANDOM MUSIC WE&aposRE DIGGING HARD THIS WEEK Caught them at Bottom Lounge for the second time and these guys are officially on must-see threat level purple status when they come to town.
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"There was a process agreed which was we would have an act of parliament, we would have a referendum, we would get on with it, with a clear expectation that it is a prerogative power and the government should do it," she said.
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Prime Minister David Cameron and leaders of the campaign to leave stuck to their positions that they would not move quickly to begin formal talks on withdrawal, even as European leaders turned up the pressure on Britain to get on with it.
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The fitness instructor's command, at the exhibition's start — which tells us to take individual responsibility, buck up, and get on with it — may be one of the things making us withdraw, put our heads down, and pound out our anxieties on the treadmill.
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Who out there is waiting to make a metaphorical 360 dunk in their life, to do the kind of work that will bring joy and light into the world, if only you would finally get on with it and pass them the "ball"?
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Still, we've all got to get on with it because most of us aren't blessed with parents wealthy enough to justify us spending our time "working on projects" or whatever it is that Amelias and Ollies do these days to avoid having jobs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday Britain would not be buffeted by European Union demands in divorce talks nor would threaten to walk out of negotiations, adding her message to the bloc was "let's get on with it".
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Look closely at her speech on Saturday, and you'll see embedded in it — in ways she may not even realize — a coded message to get on with it and a palpable discomfort (perhaps an understandable one) with her own powerlessness over these huge emotions.
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"If you want the songs, we're just going to have to get on with it," he continued, adding that what he had planned on saying was that he would detox off of the drug once the band began recording their third album in Los Angeles.
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He's been left there to have to get on with it, when the parents go away is always the problem," he told ITV News on Thursday during outing in Scotland, before adding with a wry smile, "It's good for you in the end, I suppose.
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If those market disturbances were crucial factors in backing Fed Chair Janet Yellen away from a rough plan to tighten up to four times this year, then is the firmer footing now an implicit invitation by the capital markets to get on with it?
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LONDON, March 2 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday Britain would not be buffeted by European Union demands in divorce talks nor would threaten to walk out of negotiations, adding her message to the bloc was "let's get on with it".
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I think that it's entirely reasonable to expect that we, the government, should embark on that, get on with it, seek to negotiate as good an outcome as we can before the people are asked then to approve or reject that at a general election.
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And when he wins a long point late in the match he bounds to the service box to get on with it, while I'm rubbing my sweaty palm in meditative circles on the wall, trying not to resemble a sheepdog in a hot car.
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"It is a simple bill on do we trigger Article 50, the British people have voted for that, they were clear in the referendum and the House of Lords now needs to get on with it which is what I understand they will be doing," she said.
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Yet the prime minister has little choice but to swallow her pride and get on with it, as she herself likes to say, because she wants Mr. Trump's help for a trade deal with the United States after Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, known as Brexit.
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Ms. Chiuri said she had been fascinated by the concept of transformation (hence the masked ball theme, and the set), but the real transformation was in taking a formal garment and giving it a palpable ease, so the woman inside could just, well — get on with it.
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Of course, I can't promise that hotdog won't be awfully soggy by the time I get it back to D.C. Kyle: Democrats see no downside to getting this over with — perhaps even more confidently now that the president has asked them to get on with it.
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"Impeaching the President has always been their goal, so they should just get on with it so we can have a fair trial in the Senate and expose The Swamp for what it is," Trump campaign manager Brad ParscaleBradley (Brad) James ParscaleMORE said in a statement.
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The new Leader wouldn't have time to renegotiate a withdrawal agreement and get the legislation through parliament by 29th March – so one of their first acts would have to be extending or rescinding Article 50, delaying – or even stopping – Brexit when people want us to get on with it.
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The new Leader wouldn't have time to renegotiate a withdrawal agreement and get the legislation through parliament by 29th March – so one of their first acts would have to be extending or rescinding Article 50, delaying – or even stopping – Brexit when people want us to get on with it.
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People are the building blocks of communities, and when it comes down to the community level and how neighbors become neighbors again, if they do, then it has to start with people like that who just want to get on with it and go back to living their lives.
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"Now it is up to us, here in the Parliament of Australia to get on with it, to get on with the job the Australian people have tasked us to do and get this done, this year, before Christmas — that must be our commitment," said Turnbull in a press statement.
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When an economy is growing faster than any other economy in the world, I would argue ... I'm leading you, so I'll just get on with it, but I would argue the core competence of any economy growing much faster than any other economy, that one thing they do really well is theft. Okay.
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"A new leader wouldn't have time to re-negotiate a withdrawal agreement and get the legislation through Parliament by March 29, so one of their first acts would have to be extending or rescinding Article 50, delaying or even stopping Brexit when people want us to get on with it," she said.
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Being "bored of Brexit" (or "Bobs") has become "a thing" now with members of the public, various politicians (including the prime minister) and least of all the EU urging the U.K. to "just get on with it" — as if there's a single, tidy outcome for the characters, relationships and events within the Brexit plot.
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I once watched those pink hands fall slack at their sides, as their owners waited impatiently for Outkast — then performing a truly resplendent version of "International Players Anthem" — to get on with it and play "Hey Ya." Those pink hands sometimes wave yellow glowsticks in the air and shout "Nigga" in unapologetic abandon as they rap along with the black artist onstage.
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" Rather than—as she describes it—"take it on the chin, calm down, and get on with it" like she had done in the past, Rosemary had seen on the news that Nottinghamshire Police had recently become the first police force in the UK to record misogyny as a hate crime, which it defines as "incidents against women that are motivated by an attitude of a man towards a woman and includes behavior targeted towards a woman by men simply because they are a woman.
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" And you think about the fact your son's dad has given you zero child support and seen him an impressive total of four times in his twelve weeks of life, and instead of jerking your head slightly to the side, ferociously dragging them to the floor in an animal-like attack and scratching their eyes out with the nails you had to cut because they were dangerous around the baby, you smile sweetly and reply: "It's hard, y'know, but you just get on with it and make it work.
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