This is a stone I'll never get out from under. —michellel47949134f
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He was heavy, too heavy to get out from under him.
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For her, I fight to get out from under fear's grip.
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I'd have done anything to get out from under that man.
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The larger payments help debtors get out from under their loans sooner.
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The only way to get out from under its tyranny is through
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But then I couldn't seem to get out from under its shadow.
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Daniels' goal here is to get out from under the hush agreement.
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How are we ever going to get out from under this wet blanket?
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It's a major struggle to convince yourself to get out from under the covers.
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That's credit cards and any personal loans you're working to get out from under.
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What are the next steps to help the authority get out from under the debt?
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"Donald Trump is doing this to get out from under the Russia investigation," Fallon said.
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No more waivers for politically-favored groups to get out from under the punishing business mandates.
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Don't shift it back to us, we're the ones trying to get out from under everything.
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Venezuelan officials need to know exactly how and when they could get out from under sanctions.
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One other way to get out from under the issue is to kick it to the states.
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Pompeo said it would require "enormous change" by Iran to get out from under renewed U.S. sanctions.
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Additionally, Madeleine is trying to get out from under a sugar daddy, who happens to be Georges.
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The working idea is to rob the powwow to get out from under a drug-related debt.
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It will be very difficult for the Greeks to get out from under this mountain of debt.
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But GE Capital aggressively reorganized its business in an effort to get out from under that label.
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Ashton is a mildly sympathetic figure, as she tries to get out from under her boss' spiked heel.
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"The pressure had become too much and I was glad to get out from under it," he said.
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One source said that the President wants to "get out from under" court orders to one of his departments.
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"I couldn't even get out from under him at all let alone get out of the apartment," she said.
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Republicans have struggled to get out from under questions regarding the Trump campaign's contact with Russian officials for months now.
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Kim Guadagno, who struggled to get out from under the shadow of the deeply unpopular outgoing governor, Republican Chris Christie.
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"Universities will be weakened in one way or another as they seek to get out from under this mandate," he says.
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Bankruptcy allows people to get out from under a debilitating and permanent state of financial crisis — assuming one can afford it.
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Help likely is on the way for banks looking to get out from under trading restrictions levied after the financial crisis.
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So to get out from under the district court's injunction, the parties may have to go back to the district court.
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Qatar has been able to get out from under the thumb of Saudi Arabia due to its natural gas-based independence.
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Smith doesn't make the mistake of trying to be like Williams, but he doesn't quite get out from under his shadow either.
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Additionally, the U.S. has argued that Iran is using the 1955 treaty as a pretext to get out from under stiff sanctions.
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In effect, the island needed Congress to pass a law, in an election year, to get out from under its crushing debt.
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Banks wanted to get out from under these conditions, so many of them borrowed from private companies to pay back the taxpayers.
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Op-Ed Contributor Washington — JUST about every American chief executive has the same dream: to get out from under the corporate income tax.
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And Secretary DeVos made it nearly impossible for student cheated by #4profit schools to ever get out from under their massive debt burdens.
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They were trying to do a lot of the same things they are today, get out from under the control of their parents.
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At the same time, it is a vital Iranian interest to get out from under Trump's oil sanctions, which are bankrupting its economy.
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The mortgage giants understandably want to get out from under those obligations, so now they are seeking two more gifts from Uncle Sam.
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So it wasn't that you guys had big designs to create a multimedia empire, you just wanted to get out from under the wall?
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Some of the troops have been trying unsuccessfully for years to get out from under the debt and many are struggling to repay it.
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Senate Democrats have united to push for Puerto Rico to get bankruptcy protections to help it get out from under its massive debt burden.
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And now, to be in a position where they could get out from under the protocols under the agreement, that's what I'm worried about.
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The example I have in my mind is Russia, where it's very difficult to get out from under the dominant discourse of Putin-style fascism.
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It could hire every qualified tree trimmer in the country, and it would still take years to get out from under its "vegetation management" backlog.
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A senior Treasury official told U.S. lawmakers Thursday that they need to act now to help Puerto Rico get out from under its debt burden.
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His tweets imply that he wants to get out from under the recoupable debt he owes to Universal Music, the company that releases his records.
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These steps are necessary to get out from under the crushing burden that the federal government has become to the people it purports to serve.
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Why do you think those stories follow women, while men are able to get out from under them or at least not defined by them?
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It seems like it's going to be really difficult for Kendall to get out from under Logan, now that he has so much on him.
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All an employer would have to do to get out from under joint responsibility for the workers is relinquish control over one of these things.
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Women have spent the last hundred years trying to get out from under the expectation that they had to be sugar and spice and everything nice.
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Did you have a five-minute internal pep talk with yourself to find the motivation to get out from under the warm, cozy blankets this morning?
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He's struggling to get out from under an ethics scandal ahead of elections in October, and his Liberal Party trails the Conservatives narrowly in the polls.
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But he was never able to get out from under the cost of opening that new space, which was an "expensive proposition," Mr. Rufus-Isaacs said.
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The Obama administration, which faced a spike in migrant families arriving at the border in 2014, tried and failed to get out from under the agreement.
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Now and then, Glen Lerner would try to engage his father in a discussion about his past; more specifically, how to get out from under that past.
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In Trump's case, stock mania was a golden opportunity to get out from under the legacy of his disastrous performance as an investor in the early 1990s.
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But that means that Biden's struggles to make sense do not stem from his inability to get out from under Barack Obama's shadow or from his age.
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But the story of Solo involves Han and some friends pulling off a daring heist to get out from under the thumb of an intergalactic crime syndicate.
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In a short, looping video also in the show, a person — the artist, in fact — appears to be frantically struggling to get out from under a white sheet.
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Or is it a ploy by North Korea to get out from under the sanctions or divide the U.S. from others, including South Korea, Japan, China and Russia?
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The employees had several novel arguments for why they should, at least, get out from under the subordination provision in the agreement, but the court rejected them all.
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There are now tens of thousands of doctors caring for millions of patients, who have made the conscious decisions to get out from under the insurance system's control.
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Even in my teen years, when I was most feminine, both physically and in performance, I often longed to get out from under the strict Southern definition of femininity.
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He said he kept her in line by yelling and hitting the walls, especially the two times he noticed she had tried to get out from under the bed.
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While a number of things are being done to get out from under this ugly legacy— in which aesthetics was used to justify exclusion — it continues to cast its shadow.
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But I wanted to run, and run fast, just to hear the sound of my own breath and get out from under the massive disappointment of my failed holiday expectations.
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On the most basic level, Trump appears to be re-defending comments he made in the news conference with Putin that he spent Tuesday trying to get out from under.
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When Andrew (Jon Tenney), the former Vice President, was ready to get out from under the shadows of President Fitzgerald Grant (Tony Goldwyn), he went for his Achilles heel — Olivia.
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You're somebody that we want to protect, and we want you to get out from under what is often a life of being like a fugitive, which is really unfair.
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If you go heavier, it might actually be more uncomfortable and could be a safety risk for children if they can't get out from under a blanket that's too heavy.
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"Use that buffer time to think big, catch up on the latest industry news, get out from under that pile of unread emails, or just take a walk," Weiner writes.
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"Use that buffer time to think big, catch up on the latest industry news, get out from under that pile of unread emails, or just take a walk," Weiner said.
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Qatar's shift to LNG from oil in the 1990s was motivated by a desire to get out from under the geopolitical shadow of Saudi Arabia while simultaneously diversifying its own economy.
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The humans are, at best, enigmatic or halfhearted allies, and they're far more likely to appear at their worst, treating empathy like a burden they're thrilled to get out from under.
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What Trump and his associates are doing is pursuing a strategy of muddying the waters as they try to get out from under a decidedly ill-advised tweet from the President.
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Team Clinton reaction Former Clinton campaign officials accused Trump of using the furor over Comey's handling of the email server as a ruse to get out from under the Russia investigation.
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The IMF has so far refused to join in this bailout, Greece's third since 2010, because it believes that without relief Greece cannot get out from under its massive debt mountain.
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For "The Ashlee Simpson Show," Mr. Simpson, a former pastor, abandoned the Christian message and presented Ashlee as a success-driven teen determined to get out from under her sister's shadow.
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But at the moment, both are in the damage-control business, as they try to get out from under the cloud of suspicion related to Russia's meddling in the 2016 election.
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Trump had also campaigned in Kentucky, as part of his dive into a handful of red states — including Kentucky and Louisiana — in an effort to get out from under impeachment's shadow.
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"Sudan has long expressed a desire to get out from under sanctions, as well as other restrictions that the United States has imposed on Sudan going back 20 years," the official said.
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Cramer said that "both are defensive deals," with Disney itching to get out from under its ESPN subscriber weakness and the cord-cutting fears that have plagued the old-line media giant.
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HELP FOR PUERTO RICO: The proposal includes several policy changes aimed squarely at helping the territory boost its economy, and get out from under a debt burden island officials say is unmanageable.
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Any amount of debt can feel suffocating and even insurmountable given that the average annual percentage rate (APR) is creeping toward 18%, but there are ways to get out from under it.
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Russia, which annexed the Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, was anxious to have a peace deal in order to get out from under U.S. sanctions that were imposed on Russia for its aggression.
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Kushner's company ultimately entered a long-term lease with the global real estate firm Brookfield to get out from under the debt it held on its marquee Manhattan property at 666 Fifth Ave.
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The company has been planning to do this for some time, after exiting businesses, selling assets and shrinking its balance sheet by more than half to get out from under the SIFI designation.
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The Trump administration is attempting to get out from under a federal court agreement that limits how long it can hold children in immigration detention with the hope that it can hold families indefinitely.
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The president's fiscal 2017 budget proposal, released Tuesday, includes several policy changes aimed squarely at helping the territory boost its economy, and get out from under a debt burden island officials say is unmanageable.
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Not that 10 people had to die to have these trials happen, but I'm grateful that there was a motivation for everybody to get out from under the bed and to face the reality.
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But if it's true that there are eyewitnesses who can clear Trump's name, then they too deserve to be heard on the record and under oath so he can get out from under this cloud.
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"The question is are we now reaching the point where both adversaries and allies will invest in the kinds of tools that will let them fundamentally get out from under our leverage," Mr. Harrell said.
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But thanks to the ease with which WeWork members can get out from under their commitments, Smith thinks WeWork could see only a small portion of that backlogged revenue in the case of a downturn.
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The proposal is part of FCC chief and former Verizon executive Ajit Pai's attack on net neutrality, and would make it easier for internet service providers to get out from under the FCC's legal limits.
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But where sustained success, time, and a rebirth in American pop culture as a "shade queen" have overshadowed speculation of Franklin's sadness, Blige has not yet been able to get out from under this anguished reputation.
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Kesha and her lawyer are lashing out at the judge who turned a blind eye to her plea to get out from under her Sony contract, saying the law could not be clearer ... slavery is illegal.
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Carlos Junior looked to spring into action when he managed to get out from under the Australian, but he appeared to roll his ankle as he fell to his backside at the end of the round.
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What he's doing now is using a scapegoat that he knows will work with his base -- bad local government in an overwhelmingly Democratic city -- to get out from under something that was fundamentally unworkable -- and unpopular!
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But with the new sanctions, it now also appears to have set back his long-term strategy: to get out from under a sanctions regime that, along with low oil prices, has stunted his country's economy.
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Despite a Harvard J.D. and six years as a sturdy state senator, Ms. Davis could never get out from under the "abortion Barbie" tag after what was initially perceived as a heroic pro-choice filibuster in 2013.
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Tech companies — at least 50 to date — are in the process of moving significant portions of their manufacturing operations out of China and back to other countries in an effort to get out from under US tariffs.
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Fortunately for her, however, there are a few ways to get out from under the provision, which if enforced would move the case out of the prying eyes of the public and into a private, binding proceeding.
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He believed that if he could get out from under the lower-level supervisors, at least some officials at the highest levels of the department would recognize that he was the right kind of officer for New York.
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This meant he's had to get out from under the fairly clear reality that he got blitzed, did exactly what Ford said, perhaps forgot all about it, and then had it unexpectedly threaten to derail his career ambition.
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Forrester's goal is to get out from under the shadow of justice, at least as Rawls's philosophically influential network conceived of it, the better to clear space for finding new, or renewed, ways of thinking about our politics.
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Earlier in the day, he touted the first U.S deal to sell liquefied natural gas to the Poles, which could go a long way toward helping Poland get out from under Russia's heating oil dominance in the region.
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Trump allies are expressing some level of confidence that, absent any truly damning information, the completion of the probe will allow the president to get out from under the dark cloud that has hung over most of his presidency.
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Mr. Armisen, who moved to California three years ago, has been able to explore the state on Amazon's dime; for the producers, it's been a chance to get out from under the faux fluorescent lighting of their previous sitcoms.
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He warned her that bad things would happen to her if she tried to get out from under the bed, which he allegedly stacked with plastic totes that had weights pushed against them to make them difficult for Jayme to remove.
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Elizabeth Warren wants to break up Google, Amazon and Facebook Many governments are now actively questioning how competition policy needs to be updated to rein in platform power and help smaller technology innovators get out from under the tech giant shadow.
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It's hard to believe that the President or his White House aides could have settled on the course of action Trump has pursued as a rational strategy to get out from under the Russian cloud that is now choking his administration.
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"I was bit surprised that they specifically stated that they're doing it to get out from under the market abuse regime," said a high-yield bond lawyer, but he added that he was not surprised that delistings were starting to occur.
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Thus we should expect to see a significant increase in the number of ultralight, platform-only publishers seeking to leverage their lower cost bases over those former digital upstarts lacking in brand strength and unable to get out from under their own infrastructure.
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But we still have a lot of work to do if we want to get out from under the dysfunction in Washington, D.C. That is why I'm going to continue fighting for reforms that make New Mexico a better place to do business.
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And then there was a bunch of other stuff that happened, like Ford admitting Maeve was his favorite of his creations, or Teddy shooting himself to get out from under Dolores's thumb, or Bernard desperately trying to rid himself of Ford's ghost.
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With the bar on the top peg and already loaded with weight I figured I would save some time and just squat it down to the bottom of the rack, get out from under it, and then lift it onto the floor.
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Fair Game Steven Mnuchin, President-elect Donald J. Trump's nominee to run the Treasury Department, electrified Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shareholders on Wednesday when he signaled that the mortgage finance giants would finally be allowed to get out from under Washington's thumb.
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We're still trying to get out from under MOVE from 1985 [when Philly cops bombed a house occupied by a radical group and ended up killing 11 people including five children]—trying to be a kinder, gentler police force when it comes to crowds.
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When Tiffany Aliche was struggling to get out from under $35,000 in debt after the financial crisis, she swallowed her pride and moved into a house she shared with five other roommates in Newark, New Jersey, where she paid just $500 a month in rent.
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When a new ownership group, which includes the former Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, took over the Marlins franchise over the summer, it quickly concluded that the smart move would be to trade Stanton and get out from under the fiscal burden of his contract.
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" Shannon Minter, legal director of the the National Center for Lesbian Rights, which is representing plaintiffs in two of the four lawsuits challenging the ban, told BuzzFeed News, "It's completely obvious that this is just a litigation strategy to get out from under the existing preliminary injunction.
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In a sense his life has been defined by his own shadow boxing with this relationship — whether he's trying to get out from under his father's shadow or he's trying to become like his father, I think that is kind of the Pole Star of his life.
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They've let this go on so long that you can't come in now and say, 'Oh, you have to repair everything now or we're going to fine you thousands of dollars every day so that you just have to sell to get out from under the debt.
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All I know is that as it stands now, the Gus Fring story is the show we feared Saul would be when it was first announced – coasting on an unimpeachable legacy and a famous brand name, unable or unwilling to get out from under the shadow of its predecessor.
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With college increasingly out of reach for many low-income, working-class, and middle-class Americans and many millennials struggling to get out from under crushing debt, few users on Twitter were around for Pompliano's message that all it takes to get ahead is hard work and self confidence.
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Some of that politics is trying to get out from under Bernie Sanders's line of fire (and indeed, Sanders and Jeff Bezos formed a weird mutual admiration society on Twitter Tuesday), but Amazon went even beyond that and said it will start lobbying for a large federal minimum wage increase.
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If you can't leave your job for an exciting new possibility or get out from under a mountain of debt, you're not free — you're stuck in a cycle of increasing poverty that forces you to be reliant on your employer for (a shrinking) salary and (if you're lucky) health insurance.
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However, none of the Christmas experts I consulted brought up whether they had an ethical issue with Amazon's business model or corporate practices or impingement on storied cultural rituals; basically all any of them mentioned caring about was seeing real trees get out from under the horrible tyranny of fake trees.
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The trappings around him, however — the vaguely-Asian flute music that accompanies his scenes (a rare misstep from composer Bear McCreary), his water calligraphy, the acupuncture — were so stereotypical that his life story would have had to be something special to get out from under the weight of those broad strokes.
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By purchasing the six scattered parking lots (five outdoors and one indoor structure) for $54 million, Maddd Equities will help the Bronx Parking Development Corporation, a nonprofit set up when the new Yankee Stadium was built, get out from under crippling debt, a problem that has vexed the city for years.
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It made me realize I'm not necessarily identical to my ego and that my ego is this character that is useful, but also annoying, and that you can get out from under that sway by mediating, by just recognizing there he is, he's doing that thing again, and getting that kind of distance.
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Except this time, rather than Tim Geithner helping, as he did as U.S. Treasury Secretary with the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to oversee a fund to help banks get out from under doubtful assets, this time a bank is helping him to make up for a career of modestly paying government work.
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We also do not know what is motivating Kim, and whether his seeming reasonableness is real (the result of sanctions, Chinese pressure, internal problems) or a ploy to divide Washington from Seoul, get out from under sanctions, or buy time given the deterioration of his nuclear testing site (among other domestic challenges).
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And Lavingia was able to get out from under some of the intensity of having venture capital investors: Gumroad's lead investor, venture capital firm KPCB, wanted out when the executive in charge of the investment left to start his own company, and Gumroad has been able to buy back "a couple more" investors, he says.
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You know, it&aposs totally speculation on my part but I think that Mollie is with someone that she knows that is in over their head, that there was some kind of a misunderstanding about the nature of their relationship and at this point, they don&apost know how to get out from under this.
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Daniel Kaluuya is Javier Bardem in No Country for Old Men–level terrifying as the enforcer chasing down the money lost in that botched heist, and Colin Farrell, as the corrupt scion of a Chicago political family itching to get out from under the shadow of his racist father (Robert Duvall), has maybe never been better.
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Mr. Rubio spoke at length about his experience with student loans, complete with his joke about writing a book to get out from under the debt – "It's available in paperback," – and on his record on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which he said gave him a more sound foreign policy record than anyone else in the Republican field.
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His predecessor has been publicly humiliated, along with the former employee whose hiring triggered the case, executives at Alphabet are spared from having to take the stand and answer for whatever mistakes they may have made in handling Levandowski (and his departure) and Uber is only paying $244 million to get out from under the lawsuit.
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Pick up the Arlo Smart Camera system for $500 See Details It happens to all of us: You get settled in bed, but there's a light in the hallway that you forgot to turn off that'll bug the hell out of you unless you get out from under your cozy covers and turn it off yourself.
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The memory of the Second World War is fodder for both sides in the Brexit debate: Remain to prevent that sort of thing from ever happening again; Leave to get out from under the thumb of the historic German foe and assert the spirit of the Sceptred Isle that long ago won the day against barbarism.
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In a letter to A.I.G.'s board on Tuesday, Mr. Icahn again urged it to sell, spin off or separate operations to tailor A.I.G. as a so-called pure play — or highly focused — property and casualty insurer and get out from under stricter new regulations that affect companies deemed big enough to endanger the stability of the financial system should they fail.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) is looking to get out from under her past claims of Native American ancestry as she prepares to officially kick off her bid for the White House.
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Uber has also spent hundreds of millions on marketing to get out from under the #DeleteUber campaign after the company incentivized drivers to work during taxi boycotts after Trump's travel ban; 14 women just filed a case against Lyft claiming they were sexually assaulted by drivers; and both are pouring tens of millions of dollars into supporting a ballot initiative in California to carve out a special form of non-employment for drivers to help them avoid paying benefits and the minimum wage.
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