And if they could get past me, they could get past anything.
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"I was obviously pushing to get past but I wasn't desperate to get past," he said.
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Any determined hacker can get past them, just as a burglar can get past a locked door.
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It has got to get past the emotion, get past the politics, and it has to serve our driver partners.
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"Get past the argument of, 'We'll take the jails in our backyards'; get past the argument of, 'A facility is going to cost $1.6 billion'; and get past the seven to ten years it'd take to design and build," he continued.
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It's simple — if you can get past your fear.
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If you could get past that, if they can get past that and you bring in the right leadership to run that global operation, that would be the cup half full future.
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" However, Grande goes on to tell her lover, "we'll get through this, we'll get past this / I'm a girl with a whole lot of baggage / But I love you, we'll get past this.
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Such legislation has yet to get past the state's lawmakers.
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And to get past those barriers, you need a bulldozer.
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Maybe Betty really will be able to get past this.
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They couldn't get past the dated look of the furnishings.
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But what if you never get past the friends stage?
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" Quipped Michael Strahan, "That happens after you get past five.
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Did he ever get past 17 in the first place?
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"We will get past this with baby steps," says Peters.
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I really can't get past Trump's offensive and impulsive comments.
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If you can get past that, you're good to go.
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Kevin M. Kruse: Democrats need to get past impeachment jitters.
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That we need to now get past the election, right?
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People feel connected when they get past the small talk.
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This is really tough to get past as a viewer.
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Once you get past the weirdness, it's kind of cute!
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I can't get past it; I can't get over it.
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Or if your heirs can't get past your phone password?
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How long did it take you to get past that?
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But one of them won't get past the second round.
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Get past this, and you're in for an audio treat.
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MR. LEWIS: You'd have to get past those long arms.
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Ali struggled to get past Joe Quarry and Oscar Bonavena.
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It's time for me to get past this, but how?
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He did not get past the fingers on one hand.
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The people that don't want to get past it won't.
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And that's what I can't get past in my brain.
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What happens once we get past that is the question.
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But when you get past something, I think it's bliss.
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We will see if he can get past South Carolina.
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RAYMOND DALIO: But if you get past it, it's healthy.
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But he first must get past the motion to proceed.
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How is Barack going to get past the Muslim ban?
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So how do devices like the AutoGlove get past the authorities?
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Once you get past that, read the text of the bill.
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You don't get very far; I don't get past the hellos.
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Yet, even then, it will take years to get past Obamacare.
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I was going to have to try to get past this.
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And I feel horrible, but I just can't get past it.
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You'd get past an incident and then it would start again.
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Davis let the ball get past him, and Kiner-Falefa scored.
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I couldn't get past that they seemed to "need" someone else.
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I think we need to get past this as a country.
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Tim: It's unbelievable, the stuff you can get past the bouncers.
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But I'm excited about trying to get past this speed bump.
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So, once you get past the college point, it's the job?
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Someone might help you get past that crossing you're stuck on.
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People who get past the smell describe the taste as bland.
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Yes, there's that nice, chilled beer, but let's get past that.
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To get past he said/she said, report on the documents.
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But you have to get past the tourist spots in Copacabana.
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You can get past that and actually get to new ideas.
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If you can get past all that, then you'll be rewarded.
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When it first aired, I didn't even get past the pilot.
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Someone she trusts, and who can get past the fearsome Drogon.
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How was she expecting to get past Cersei, her original target?
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We need to get past the trauma of Hillary Clinton's defeat.
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They just have to get past a committee of artists first.
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And it was really hard for me to get past that.
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The first climber couldn't get past it and earned eight points.
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He is a starter who cannot get past the sixth inning.
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Q: And how did you get past him at that point?
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Can't get past the people taking photos of the Galaxy sign.
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I had not been able to get past the music's unprettiness.
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It took us a while to get past the deflection match.
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If you're able to get past the complexity of this (and get past the fact that S Health does not sync data to Google Fit), then S Health is actually a pretty great health-tracking app.
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I think that that&aposs something that we have to get past.
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Is that Kevin Hart trying to get past security and being denied?!?
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But first, Ryan's gotta get past 21-1 Romero Duno Saturday night.
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Let's get past this preamble and move on to the show itself!
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Once we get past that, what's the right answer for most Americans?
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Sad, I know, but I don't know how to get past this.
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You can't get past the turnstiles if you don't scan the app.
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"I try to face my fears and get past it," he said.
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Of course, the Cruz-Fiorina ticket has to get past Indiana first.
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However, once we get past that, I think things look pretty good.
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Even if, somehow, you can get past the fact that Alex, Inc.
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"At first I told myself I could get past it," he said.
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It takes grit to get past one's early struggles with the language.
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If you can get past that though, you might enjoy the process.
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The DOT isn't the only agency automakers need to get past, either.
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The key, both analysts contended, is to get past this chaotic election.
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In fact, it's barely a speed bump for them to get past.
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Everyone can get past this but you have to be intellectually honest.
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The man didn't get past the lobby before the police were called.
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If you can get past that, it's a really nicely-designed bag.
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Uh oh, we got close enough, but we couldn't get past it.
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Even if you can get past the violence—it happens everywhere, right?
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And then, worst case scenario, they do get past the entry point.
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Any trade deal would have to get past the House of Commons.
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Despite its growing acceptance, some people can't get past stevia's bitter aftertaste.
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"How is Barack going to get past the Muslim ban?" she asked.
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Doing the show helped me get past my learned suspicion of men.
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Get past the artifice and look at him as a human being.
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The polarization of our political system means we never get past that.
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But, I got to get past Manny Muro first before I talk.
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"You get past 15 percent and you get into trouble," he said.
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We have to get past this strongman fixation we have in Venezuela.
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I mean, I eventually can figure it out and get past it.
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That was one of the hardest charges for me to get past.
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I don't think we are necessarily going to get past it now.
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He just flipped on me, and I just can't get past that.
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We need to get past that and really, really fight against that.
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It's overwhelming but it's been great once we get past the barriers.
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With Jamie I know there are ways to get past those frustrations.
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But the show, overall, if you can get past that, is excellent.
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We not even get past the brawls and bluster of political rallies.
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I think you have to get past the 2020 election for that.
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I think it's worth paying for once you get past the trial.
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Sure, there were a few potholes, but nothing she couldn't get past.
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That NDA is the only way to get past these glass gates.
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"We have to get past all of this, and quickly," he added.
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Yet other opera buffs can't get past some rawness in his voice.
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But what is the Unicorn Essence really, once you get past the exterior?
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Using words like that, we&aposre never going to get past go, right?
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He tries to get past that into neutral analysis, but it's a struggle.
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Once you get past that initial disappointment, however, Detective Pikachu is pretty fun.
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But there's one issue that engineers can't seem to get past: range anxiety.
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CNN's Doug Criss shares why he couldn't even get past the show's trailer.
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Get past its technical problems, and Nier could palpably pull at the heartstrings.
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But to get away with it, you'll have to get past Apple's fans.
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Once you get past the aesthetics, Reddit will prove itself a powerful tool.
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If you get past that, do they really know what they&aposre saying?
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It took a great deal for me to get past my own skepticism.
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Conaway said he didn't get past Page 2 of the 13-page report.
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Put him on the DL and see if we can get past it.
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But once you get past the "love" there are some major sticking points.
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Get past that, and you'll be treated to a taste of the future.
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By the time Vettel managed to get past, Hamilton was too far ahead.
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To get past nightly inspections, Sweat would leave a dummy in his bed.
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You have to get past it — you've got a new person to love.
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You have to get past it – you've got a new person to love.
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Then it was on interviewers to try to get past that, Wells said.
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How did a stalled bill get past more than a decade of gridlock?
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But even after you get past that, the ports still manage to aggravate.
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If Republicans can't satisfy them, there's no guarantee they'll get past Step 1.
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But we need to, sort of, grow up here and get past that.
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First they would have to get past Nike Olorunfemi, 50, the station supervisor.
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It is used to get past one focus by quickly jumping to another.
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"I can't get past that stuff," Doolittle told the Washington Post this week.
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If he were to get past him who knows what could have happened.
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" He added: "It only takes a couple to get past that boiling point.
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I know it's the cliché answer, but I can't get past it: Shakespeare.
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In many ways, of course, it would be good to get past feminism.
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That seems plenty reasonable, and yet fans can't get past the dollar signs.
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Do they get past the second round of the playoffs over that time?
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In the end, though, I can't get past the Brownsiness of the situation.
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Once you get past the cheapening of a timeless legacy, that's harmless enough.
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Still, I can't quite get past the martini/Nike Air Max 90 combo.
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It's only important insomuch that you need it to get past the gate.
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So, the challenge will be does it bounce once we get past this?
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Thiem has yet to get past the semifinals at any Grand Slam tournament.
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"Do you not think that we can ever get past this?" he asked.
|
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Will passengers get past their fears once it is actually in the air?
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If we get past that, the probabilities increase for a fourth-quarter rally.
|
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To get past partisan wrangling, we should call it the Obama-Trump Recovery.
|
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It's whether this group can ever can get past the playoffs' second round.
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I think they were just trying to get past one bad news cycle.
|
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He had wanted to get past Christmas, so he didn't ruin anyone's holiday.
|
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Vekselberg predicted Washington and Moscow would get past their crisis in relations eventually.
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In order to get past this skepticism, how can politicians come across authentically?
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And if you want to get past any objections, you need a majority.
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If I'm afraid of something, I'll deal with it and get past it.
|
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The interior looked pretty standard, if you can get past all the green.
|
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So we've got to get past this "did climate change cause it?" argument.
|
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"If you can get past the flakiness, it's a nice message," she tells me.
|
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Now, if you can get past the logo, Zara's new collection is really good.
|
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" And then there were critics who just couldn't get past Trump Jr.'s "balsy.
|
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Chris Sale and a group of Boston relievers managed to get past Clayton Kershaw.
|
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From the vaults, we get past video collaborations between Trader Joe's and major magazines.
|
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Yeah, once you get past all that I guess there's no reason at all.
|
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Serena's at 23, I didn't think anyone would get past Steffi [Graf] at 22.
|
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They just have to get over it, get past it, and get through it.
|
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That means if someone allows them in they could essentially get past the wall.
|
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But once you get past the tutorial missions, it's also an incredibly challenging game.
|
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"Once you get past 10 [years] you're like, let's just relax," Lil Jon says.
|
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"They told me, 'This isn't going to get past Cosby's legal team,'" she said.
|
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I'm thinking I'm just gonna be able to get past this and move on.
|
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In 2013 Borussia Dortmund needed two goals in injury time to get past Málaga.
|
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Take advantage of the game save ability and get past World 4 for once!
|
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So how do you get past the fear and talk honestly with your partner?
|
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Some of this may get past Congress, but it's unlikely the whole lot would.
|
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Her death is a high price to pay to get past a momentary setback.
|
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And furthermore, I just can't get past Charlie's weird accent that comes and goes.
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Bob Crawford: Sure, but I think the goal is not to get past it.
|
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Querrey will first have to get past his friend and occasional doubles partner Anderson.
|
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I know a lot of guys who can't get past that whole macho thing.
|
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Cases have managed to get past the PLCAA only with major evidence of wrongdoing.
|
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Cavities can progress rather rapidly to other problems once they get past tooth enamel.
|
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That's where you then get past all the obvious stuff: poverty, underfunded schools, violence.
|
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I hope that when people hear our music that they can get past that.
|
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Or you have acne, and you've tried everything, and you can't get past it.
|
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But to get there, we need to get past that first stage: the coping.
|
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Investors have questioned if the deal would be able to get past antitrust regulators.
|
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He'll get past the physical wall right now, but it's part of the process.
|
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But it's the volunteer aspect of it that I can't get past now. Of
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They touch it as if wanting to get past it, but they never do.
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The legal troubles effectively ended his career, something he has tried to get past.
|
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When the Mercedes driver did get past, he spun and lost the place again.
|
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Menus were non-responsive, and sometimes I couldn't even get past the title page.
|
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It was enough for him to get past his anxiety and complete the shoot.
|
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The real challenge is figuring out how to help Trump get past those obstacles.
|
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If Facebook can get past the injunction fight, the calculus could change, said Naughton.
|
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The question is, is there a great filter, something that life can't get past?
|
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And the only way to get past that suffocating feeling is to push forward.
|
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Once you get past 14 weeks, it's too late—but the authorities lacked awareness.
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Even if we get past COVID-19 this year, seasonal flu is no joke.
|
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Cops say she impeded oncoming traffic by trying to get past a street light.
|
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You can almost get past the fact that they look like bulging, dirty avocados.
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If you're spending 50 years with someone, I think you get past their height.
|
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But he had to get past his deeply ingrained modesty to achieve that recalibration.
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They will need the very best version of Argentina to get past the French.
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Rehashing it all for my mom isn't going to help me get past it.
|
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I called off the cops, but we've never been able to get past it.
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They can't seem to get past the politics and status quo of the past.
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It's going to be a big accomplishment once we get past that finish line.
|
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And the right-handed Rondon could not get past Gardner, who hits left-handed.
|
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The president is unable to get past himself and his tweets to actually govern.
|
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He struck out Corey Seager and Yasiel Puig but could not get past Gonzalez.
|
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If you can get past Facebook's toxic brand, the new Portals are quite pleasing.
|
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Calacanis wants the company to get past this ugly patch as quickly as possible.
|
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"If Meghan Markle can't get past me," Mr. Odell deadpanned, "the wedding is off."
|
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But others cannot get past its racist cop, who they feel is unfairly redeemed.
|
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But since he didn't get past the fourth, it was a no-decision for Koehler.
|
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They had audience with the Son of God but could not get past their offenses.
|
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Even in the most optimistic spirit, I couldn't get past that my girl was gone.
|
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It's no surprise that Republicans are trying to gingerly convince him to get past this.
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If you want to get past this, there are a few steps you can take.
|
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Yet too often, once we get past Iowa, rural voters get ignored by Democratic candidates.
|
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Should he get past those two, he could meet Federer or Djokovic in the final.
|
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Interestingly, once you get past all the prying and gluing, the S10 is pretty modular.
|
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Of course, the real question is whether HAAH will get past the bright-idea stage.
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But if you can get past that, it does make for an eye-catching photo.
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In order to help you get past your stressors, identify what is triggering your frustrations.
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But its clunky design is something people may not be able to get past. 133.
|
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Jennifer Lawrence couldn't get past the first few stitches of Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread.
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Bandwagon-ability: It depends on whether you can get past the whole "defending champs" thing.
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When you get past 40, it's time you stop giving a fuck about most things.
|
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But will the plan get past its neighborhood opposition—and are its promises even reasonable?
|
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It would still have to get past the Republican-controlled House and Trump's veto pen.
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But they'll never know if they don't get past the first obstacle in the gauntlet.
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We need to get past the euphoric discourse if we truly want to digitally transform.
|
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" Kevin Moore paused for a long time, then added "I can't get past the screams.
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"We'll just roll up our sleeves and say, 'Let's get past this,'" the official said.
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"I think someone will still find a way to get past [the turnstile]," one added.
|
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Assuming that we get past this interim period, a single port for everything sounds great!
|
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He was encouraged that he was able to get past Fritz with no injury concerns.
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On Friday, though, when introducing lexicographer Susie Dent, he didn't even get past the question.
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"It felt great to finally get past the sixth inning and go seven," Gsellman said.
|
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To clear a path for himself in New England, he needs to get past Sen.
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Additionally, faster line speeds mean more sick chickens can get past split-second eyeball inspections.
|
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"We'll see if we can get past the clowns and get into something more serious."
|
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And if they propose ambitious legislation, it will have to get past Donald Trump anyway.
|
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The New York Times: "We have to get past all of this, and quickly," Rep.
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What do you think are the remaining hurdles and how do consumers get past them?
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Not that I've been able to get past the sodding Golem Twins on this run.
|
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"Every game once you get past the group stage feels like a final," Naeher said.
|
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But once you get past the outfit, a much more significant detail emerges: the expression.
|
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Just what, everybody seems to be asking, is this movie trying to get past us?
|
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It's when you get past that 50% mark that it gets trickier and more nuanced.
|
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But first, Sanders has to get past the union wall Nevada will pit unions vs.
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She's getting past him, and the story and movie get past that relationship quite quickly.
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They just wanted the government to get past politics and show some kind of progress.
|
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So how can the court get past its ambivalence and strike down clearly unfair maps?
|
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It's painful to go through personally, but when you get past it, it's tremendously rewarding.
|
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But first he had to get past the American Dennis Ralston in the fourth round.
|
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Bush also said the GOP needs to get past the destructive churn on social media.
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HARWOOD: So do you think this is something he could get past and be effective?
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This dress is actually pretty elegant — once you get past the rose boobs, that is.
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But people won't be able to get past the broken Pfeiffer bridge any time soon.
|
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Croatia is a very solid team, but France has the firepower to get past them.
|
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Once you get past those three, the other key is to be a good listener.
|
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We talked about the next big hurdles humanity faces and how we will get past them.
|
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Anyway, if you can get past the toilet stage, there's a lot more to occupy you.
|
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But if you can get past the noise bricolage, there's clarity, fun, and exhilarating experimentation within.
|
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The meeting went well, but Trump could not get past Abrams' past criticism, the sources said.
|
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But now they're teaming up and…OK, I tried, but I cannot get past this title.
|
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He also made an error in center field, allowing a bouncing ball to get past him.
|
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Once we get past our discomfort, we can have the necessary conversations to improve tech culture.
|
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But when you get past the market leaders — apps like Fortnite, Netflix, Pandora, Tinder, Hulu, etc.
|
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The Dodgers won a league-leading 105 games this season, but could not get past Houston.
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If you can get past the idea of "toilet beer" — think of it like bathtub gin!
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But I like to know that I can get past the fear if I have to.
|
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N othing in my home costs $1,500, so it's tough to get past the sticker shock.
|
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They still can't get past the fact he is the President in the first place -- twice.
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Why it matters: Hospitals can usually get past the temporary financial stress of these tech upgrades.
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I understand that, but we need to sort of grow up here and get past that.
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SULLIVAN: The racially obsessed people on the right and the left can't quite get past this.
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Hopefully, he can get past his guilt someday — whether or not he ever watches Fifty Shades.
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At its best, the motto can help executives get past hang-ups to keep things moving.
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You likely won't get past the front desk, but at least you won't forget the address.
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"We're doing this one day at a time, until we get past certain situations," he says.
|
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Every time people use the word bankruptcy, somebody who reads that doesn't get past that word.
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Bandwagon-ability: It really depends on whether you can get past the whole expansion team thing.
|
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Raikkonen, on the other hand, almost snatched second from Bottas but was unable to get past.
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I was hoping you could share some advice on how to get past this first struggle?
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Once you get past the prose, the inchoate nature of Khanna's ideas is even more troubling.
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The trouble with barriers is that whatever the barrier is, some people can get past it.
|
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That's when he realized he had to get past his own thoughts and misconceptions about HIV.
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Any attempt to defend them would have to get past Kaliningrad, wedged between Poland and Lithuania.
|
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Why is it that we cannot get past voting for candidates that were forced upon us?
|
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Something, anything, supported by Obama couldn't get past a House that swept to power opposing him.
|
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It would have a bypass channel intended to allow the fish to get past the dam.
|
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A thriving industry allows West Bank residents to get past what Israelis call a security barrier.
|
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The Harvard study attempted to bring these sides together to try and get past the logjam.
|
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Or put another way, once you get past a couple of hundred billion galaxies, who's counting?
|
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Oh boy, that dragon—you'll need more than a sword to get past that particular nasty.
|
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Get past that, and you can gun it up the hill to the long finishing straight.
|
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We have to get past the idea that you need to be exceptional, not just good.
|
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It gives you a little fight and you get past it and there is this object.
|
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Do you think the two branches of government will be able to get past this impasse?
|
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Ms. Bernard said she could still not get past what she suspected were the Democrats' motives.
|
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That's the thing that people outside the clubhouse don't understand: we can't get past each day.
|
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They refuse to stand up and let other people get past their seats at the movies.
|
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But few of these cuts are expected to get past the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives.
|
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"I ran into him, but once you get past that line it's fair game," Judge said.
|
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When the line gets get past 14 or 17, a lot of good players lay off.
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Maybe she needed that in order to get past the aggressive luridness of her early work.
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Still, there's an underlying sweetness to the series that helps it get past the rough patches.
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The one thing I can't get past is her taking no responsibility for abusing her student.
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But he also failed to get past the third round of any of the major championships.
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Once you get past 10 PM or into the early hours, the traffic falls off drastically.
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People are allowed to get past the lobby only if they are recognized by the guard.
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Once you get past the stories of the main trio, however, everything gets a little murky.
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So I had to get past whatever my aches and pains were just to do the job.
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In order to get past the border, Teddy and MIB need to go through a Union camp.
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CEO David Sacks hopes to get past the enterprise company's licensing debacle with its new offering, Z2.
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Once the characters get past their initial alarm, they start to have some fun with the experience.
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But when you get past 80 minutes and the goal hasn't come, you fear the second match.
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If you can get past putting a condom on a cucumber, then all the power to you.
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As you do this, you'll regularly come up against obstacles that require different movements to get past.
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It's always going to be there, but you have to figure out how to get past it.
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She didn't make it easy, so it's really satisfying to get past a player who's on fire.
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Here's how to get past the "I'm going to throw up" feeling and actually fix whatever happened.
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"I can't get past the things he said about women or African-Americans," Johnson said of Trump.
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Karl, how do you get past that coming into 222 because voters are going to be screaming?
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Heck, even the sister theme ultimately seems to break down after you get past the initial puzzle.
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You have to get past a few layers before you get to the core of a person.
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If we get past that and say OK as a state how much money do we get.
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Still, LeCun admits it's not yet clear which routes will help deep learning get past its humps.
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Once you get past a certain amount of content, you can't manually tag it or track it.
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Once we get past summer vacations, the race will begin to take much more focus and attention.
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If you've ever had a good meal, but its too salty, you can't get past the salt.
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Because once you get past 130 mph — which the NSX does easily and happily — things get real.
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If you can't get past the sphincter because you're too nervous or too tight—that's hard part.
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Gail: I'm still trying to get past Trump's victorious press conference at his floundering Scottish golf course.
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Martha Roby (AL-02) must get past four Republicans gunning for her seat — including former Democratic Rep.
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Get past the language barrier—Hopelandic, they call it—and there's the matter of the music itself.
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Before getting to supple and delicate neurosurgical techniques, first I had to get past the formidable skull.
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If the company can get past the litigation, he said, it may lead to a rights issue.
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The deal was one that raised eyebrows from the start on whether it would get past regulators.
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It says they're desperate and they're wild and it shows we've got to get past their intimidation.
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Parts of the party's platform could resonate with minorities if it could get past perceptions of bias.
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But once you get past that hurdle, ViewRanger has a lot of potential, depending on your circumstances.
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But I said I've got to learn something here otherwise I'm never going to get past this.
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This means that the body can adapt over time, eventually helping you get past the gassy phase.
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Zach Neal (33-23) made his first major league start and couldn't get past the fourth inning.
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If all the directors and producers get past the transgender thing, then we'd be a lot better.
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I couldn't get past the late-90s sheen, which felt very punk via Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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Today we're looking into the farmers hacking their tractors to get past big tech's monopoly on repairs.
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While Anbang's acquisition had received clearance from CFIUS it could not get past some U.S. state regulators.
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But with help, sufferers can get past the point of no return and once again see daylight.
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So unless I can get past $6,300 in receipts, I'm stuck with the return TurboTax gave me.
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"Or they pay a [bribe] to a high-ranking officer to get past the checkpoint," he adds.
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"Every game once you get past the group stage feels like a final," goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher said.
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Though Mr. Cleary was 21 and legal, Mr. Giuca was 20 and could not get past security.
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But I always find it hard to get past the first song, with its spoiler of sorts.
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"Some people, like Meadowlark, could never get past being a Globetrotter," he said in a telephone interview.
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We have to get past the notion that going to these meetings is some kind of reward.
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Curry noted that the Celtics would have to get past Cleveland first but was far from dismissive.
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Get past Görges, and Williams would face either Maria Sharapova or Karolina Pliskova, both former No. 1s.
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But it's hard to see a viable path for him once we get past the Palmetto State.
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Before the markets can take-off, Shiller stresses President Trump needs to get past the impeachment inquiry.
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The Penguins dominated play for long stretches but couldn't get past Anderson until late in the third.
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This was a powerful incentive to find a way to get past security measures on the border.
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If they have a strong enough incentive, they will find a way to get past the wall.
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"There's 20 little things like shunt trip breakers that you have to get past," the governor said.
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" "I haven't heard anything about this, any firing, but we have got to get past this investigation.
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They want to see me sweat my nuts off to get past and make a fantastic manoeuvre.
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No matter how many of them you get past, there's always another one around the next bend.
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But to win the GOP nomination, she had to get past the state attorney general, Marty Jackley.
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Once you get past that, there's so much more that we're fighting for that people don't see.
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Did you get past the plateau where you said you felt like the organisms weren't evolving that much?
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Trump is confident that Tillerson can get past questions about his ties to Russia, the transition official said.
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The Khashoggi crisis is "probably the toughest issue that they're going to have to get past," Hawthorne said.
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However, if you can get past that small set of quirks, you'll be rewarded with some impressive performance.
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INGRAHAM: We&aposre not going to get past that, because as a legal matter that&aposs just preposterous.
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So it was important for me to know we would be able to get past those hard conversations.
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Rasmus and Simone are currently in a quarantined area of Denmark; no one can get past the wall.
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Fullz can help a criminal get past those irritating "secret questions" that sites ask to verify your identity.
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The problem is that there are a couple hurdles we need to get past to put this together.
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"I felt like I couldn't get past anyone, so there was no point being out there," Rose said.
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We all know what we're doing is fake, so let's get past that and get to somewhere real.
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I think that&aposs almost a more important part story once we get past what happened in 2016.
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First and foremost, we need to get past the idea that a smart scale is all about weight.
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"These VC firms have to get past this idea that consumer companies are 'nice little businesses,'" Lyne said.
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Taberski talked to several of them, all of whom said they can't get past Reveles to see Simmons.
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Couples, especially millennial couples, can't seem to get past their political differences when it comes to this presidency.
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Apple loses, and they know this, in a world where people can't get past the top 25 apps.
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People matter too: Once you get past the red tape, government decision-makers are just like any others.
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Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects, said Trump's proposal is not likely to get past Congress.
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But we can't get past the Judy Funnie meets "our dream foreign exchange student character on Daria" vibes.
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Once you get past the initial information overload, this is one of the most accessible shooters out there.
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That said, once you get past the initial installation hurdles, the software itself is fairly straightforward to use.
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Backing Trump, Parkinson told me, is a part of her that many women are unable to get past.
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I understand if you can't get past the fact that the app is from Facebook, of all places.
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If Sweden are going to get past the group stage, someone needs to help Zlatan carry the load.
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Nadal improved his record to 12-0 at this event, needing only 66 minutes to get past Lorenzi.
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Hopefully once we get past the manufactured outrage from this congressional vote, we can get serious about privacy.
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Love of country should help all Americans, not just Hispanics, get past their election-season passion or disappointment.
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However, we have to get past appearances and focus on broadly defined needs and preparedness to meet them.
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And as we pursue, for example, the Sustainable Development Goals, we have to get past the charity mindset.
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Date: November 13, 2019What to know: LeBron James couldn't get past the Warriors once they acquired Kevin Durant.
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I was determined to make this run count, pushing myself to get past the inexplicable 8763-mile barrier.
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Here's the history that O. J. and America finally could not get past, that jurors carried into sequestration.
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In early accounts of the incident, the Secret Service claims the intruder didn't get past the portico doors.
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Strasburg hopes he could be ready for the next round if the Nationals can get past the Dodgers.
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"We showed in the field how much we wanted to get past Zenit," said Andreas Samaris of Benfica.
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And yet once you get past the "great" tier, the "incredibly good" tier is vast and wide-ranging.
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"We have to get past the Dodgers first," Baker said when I asked him about playing the Cubs.
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I couldn't think of a way to get past my obsession with my hair without covering my head.
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We fought for years to get past that point, and now all of a sudden we're back there.
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Still, Mr. Trump was said to be struggling to get past Judge Kavanaugh's connection to the Bush family.
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There was nothing he couldn't get past with a wink, a smile and a foot on the gas.
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Even if we overcome the technical, logistical, and financial hurdles, can we ever get past our own fears?
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It took me at least five minutes to get past him and to the door of the house.
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How did she get past the army of the dead to arrive at the door of this fortress?
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The easiest way to get past this is to bum a login from a friend or family member.
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"The sooner we can get to a complete lockdown, the sooner we can get past this," she said.
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But industry experts believe this is temporary, perhaps something the company can get past in a few months.
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Once you get past the unique looks, in fact, you get to the actual stuff that matters here.
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But even if I can get past that misogynistic comment, it all goes downhill for me soon after.
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As a viewer, I couldn't get past it, even when I acknowledged the meta-ness of it all.
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However, they must include one lie, big or small, which they'll try to get past the other players.
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"It's just a matter of if there is a political will to get past the opposition to it."
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The modifications can enable 50 to 80 percent of fish to get past the dams, Dr. Kauffman said.
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You've got to move on and get past it all, and take it one step at a time.
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"Once you get past management's grandiose talks, you have a company that sells hardware and software," Citron said.
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I hope there's going to be a day when we get past this and we can move forward.
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He can't get past it and it's intensifying, playing out on the world stage with national security implications.
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But I feel a little seed of that starting to grow and I need to get past it.
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The Ducks swept the Flames in round one, then needed the full seven to get past the Oilers.
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How do people look at relationship with couples now, once they get past the nomad period of their life?
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How do we get past the gimmicks and create something just as powerful as lived memories or lucid dreams?
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I felt once we get past [the] Jane the virgin part, I was happy to let go of that.
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These days, their products must get past keen-eyed foreign quality inspectors, their executives say, not just Brazilian ones.
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If you can get past all that, you need to contend with the voice assistant on the watch: Bixby.
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Luke is hoping that JoJo will get past the nerves and just have a good time at the farm.
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But Ichiro Suzuki and his teammates didn&apost get past the ALCS, bowing in five games to the Yankees.
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It was like, Hey, if we get past these guys, we're sitting pretty for the rest of the tournament.
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I love Tevas, unironically, and I've always wanted to wear Uggs, but couldn't get past the Starbucks-girl connotations.
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Ultimately, however, they couldn't get past the price and the poor user experience, and he walked away empty-handed.
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Assuming you can get past that admittedly minor shortcoming, get ready to form a digital line on Friday afternoon.
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So let's get past this current thing and let's look forward and see how the Trump campaign is run.
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You get past that mental barrier of this two-hour mark and in traditional marathons it's destined to fall.
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The former would never get past Chief Executive and Chairman Charles Chao, and the latter is a bad idea.
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Senate GOP leaders have hinted they could force action next week to get past the Lee and Nelson objections.
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If you get past all of the beer-related language, the job boils down to a social media gig.
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And I offered a way to get past all that and just have a fresh start for the community.
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I ask him who did this and he tries to answer, but only bloody wheezes get past his lips.
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Once you get past those terms and into the next tier, however, it does get a little more compelling.
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If you get past your insecurities about money and eventually talk to your kids, they'll definitely benefit, said Pearl.
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None were able to get past Denmark keeper Kasper Schmeichel, who made two fine saves in the dying minutes.
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"Whether they can get past Christmas depends on what those store shelves look like on Friday morning," he said.
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But the end is some way away, and before we get there we first have to get past November.
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The forward group is fine enough, but once you get past Vatanen, it's just terrible on the back end.
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But Bobrovsky did not let another shot get past him and gave the Blue Jackets a chance to rally.
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You want to get past the awkward "small talk" and figure out whether the two of you are compatible.
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Barletta — who represents the state's 11th District in eastern Pennsylvania — will first have to get past Christiana this week.
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"The first year is going to be very awkward, but you have to get past the storm," he said.
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My children are much better off and now I know there is no situation that I cannot get past.
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Vettel, who finished in fifth, defended his approach but acknowledged his role in his inability to get past Verstappen.
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We always want to get past the room we're in in order to break out and change the universe.
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"Maybe we can show how we're starting to get past our economic, political and moral disaster," Mr. Gabeira said.
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Once you get past its imperialist assumptions, "Kim," for example, is still a masterpiece — or three-quarters of one.
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So the Ravens will have to get past the Bengals in their season finale to claim the division title.
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That being said, if you have emails to catch up on, there are hacks to get past the paywall.
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It's frustrating losing when we had a lead in the fourth quarter, but you've got to get past it.
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" He continued: "So I guess I felt like if you're a really good player, you can get past whatever.
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I either have an arthritic elbow or whatever it is, but I'm going to have to get past it.
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And as we pursue, for example, the Sustainable Development Goals, we have to get past the charity mind-set.
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A lot of the people, once you get past the first billion people, can't afford to pay a lot.
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What generally happens is that they hit a certain level and they realize they're not gonna get past it.
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First the Spaniard must get past 23-year-old Italian Berrettini in what will be the pair's first encounter.
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If the Nuggets can get past the Spurs (48-34), they would draw the winner of Portland-Oklahoma City.
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A one-bedroom was available there for $2,600, but Mr. Opong-Owusu couldn't get past the dated parquet flooring.
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And once we get past that, these businesses are doing their contracts in a way that won't hurt consumers.
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If he can get past Millman again, he could face No. 6 Novak Djokovic in a star-studded quarterfinal.
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As makeshift bombs go, this was simple stuff, not likely to get past an alert and honest security staff.
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"We've made very clear that to get past sequester, you've got to raise the caps on both," said Sen.
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I stopped, stepped out, and tried to see if there was a way to get past without being electrocuted.
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"I'm lending my support to Andrew in Iowa, hopefully to help him get past the early primaries," she said.
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There is some young talent here, but it's difficult to get past the two major conundrums Cleveland faces. 30.
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But to really get past it, they need a frontman who will level with the rest of the sport.
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No one really knows what to say or how to get past the "So, what do you do?" banalities.
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"We need to get past the fiction that judges are umpires that just call balls and strikes," he said.
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"The hold will stay until we can get past this year," Roberts told The Topeka Capital-Journal last week.
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Under President Barack Obama, however, Washington aimed to get past the conflicts by building wider consensus over regional disputes.
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"I was always telling the writers, 'We've got to get past the tall giraffes and fat hippos,'" Hollingsworth said.
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And we ought to get past this notion that tax is a penalty instead of the price of civilization.
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And in the end, we couldn't get past their HELOC portfolio, which, you know, proved to be a problem.
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I had to get past that and be O.K. with my decision, even though it felt like chickening out.
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"What we're finding is that to get past this uncanny valley it's not really one single thing," Westenhofer says.
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Normally once we get past the apologies and the polite front with which I greet the world, time's up.
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But it's possible that some products won't even get past your skin to get to the muscle that's aching.
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If you can get past the shaky camera (and TJ Miller) it's a fun take on a monster movie.
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"I think our numbers will be tight enough once we get past the holiday," a Midwest hog merchant said.
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If Chelsea can get past London rival Tottenham in the semifinal, it will play either Manchester City or Arsenal.
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This effort should have an impact over time and that's why we believe that we'll get past this epidemic.
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His lack of power is having serious consequences: Angry as they might be, the cars can't get past him.
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It will be interesting to see how the pre-fight buildup unfolds should both guys get past their opponents.
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The Witch is just the obstacle that Dorothy and her traveling companions have to get past to become better friends.
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But the 24-year-old talent failed to get past the third round at any of the Slams last year.
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But as the pollen is broken down into smaller bits by wet weather, they easily can get past the hairs.
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And he can&apost get past the fact that he thinks it&aposs people try to delegitimize his election victory.
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You might not be able to get past those inherent contradictions at the heart of Uncle Drew, and that's fine.
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In the show, we offer practical suggestions for women to get past that awkward moment and move the conversation forward.
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And could we get past this thing and all of a sudden the outlook is rosier back towards 3% growth?
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If you are not daring and focused enough, you can never get past the "thinking" stage of getting work done.
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"Everyone I know who was trying it couldn't get past the fact that it required incredible soldering abilities," he says.
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He's just a man who's been raised a certain way, and can't get past that to empathize with his wife.
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Only two of the hits were out of the infield, and he didn't allow a runner to get past second.
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If you can get past Navi's annoying notices (ugh, again), then it's definitely worth revisiting, especially on a new system.
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In any case, if you can get past that, the Portal speakers are priced fairly competitively compared with other products.
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When we get past the lazy days of summer, Wall Street will likely pay more attention to Clinton vs. Trump.
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"They cannot imagine that they will get past it, but of course most people do — and sooner than they expect."
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The time it took Mexican marines to get past the reinforced steel doors was enough to allow Guzman to escape.
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If you can get past the subject matter, you will see the artist's superb control of his medium and form.
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As long as you can get past how unlikely this would be somewhere as large as Sydney, it's gripping stuff.
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Maybe they simply couldn't get past the fact that Williams is the cause of that long-derided Ed Sheeran cameo?
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Once you get past the very different looks, the guts of the Home and the Echo actually seem very similar.
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According to the minutes, Drain encouraged Sears and ESL to make one more attempt to get past the finish line.
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Since you ask, it's like wine apparently: once you get past the slime, each worm has its own individual terroir.
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It's a hard thing to get past something that hits so close to home for a team or an organization.
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The phony lettuce-like bundles didn't get past the US Customs and Border Protection officers in Laredo, Texas, on Monday.
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It took Jones four more laps to get past Sargeant, as Busch opened a lead of more than two seconds.
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Once you do, you'll realize that there's no mountain too tall or river too wide — you can get past anything.
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Misfits had 210:2300 but couldn't get past AKM's Reaper at first, barely pushing the payload to the first checkpoint.
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However, once we get past this level, we seldom see this style of design in the game again and instead.
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The Yankees used ace right-hander Luis Severino to get past the Oakland Athletics in Wednesday's AL wild-card game.
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But if you can get past that initial reaction, you'll find a superbly effective way to keep the funk away.
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When you get past the Goldblumishness of it, there's probably nothing you need to go out of your way for.
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In the quarterfinals, Bacsinszky must get past Kiki Bertens, who upset No. 15 Madison Keys, 7-6 (4), 6-3.
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"You don't need to get past a velvet rope or a big doorman to enjoy Miami any longer," he said.
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The human impulse is to treat it like a bad illness or nasty divorce: get past it and move on.
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To get past these gatekeepers, Terrogence's operatives gave their avatars legends, or backstories—often as Arab students at European universities.
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However, as I continued eating my first piece, I couldn't get past the distinct potato-like texture of the gnocchi.
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He used the stairwells to get there, but couldn't get past a barricaded door and had to use the elevator.
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"I think we should just get past this year," Frank McGreal, a member of the parade's board of directors, said.
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He argued that his Podesta Group salary helped him get past living paycheck-to-paycheck while working on Capitol Hill.
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Once you get past a certain age, smoking weed immediately ceases to be funny or interesting or exciting or rewarding.
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The backdrop: The Volkswagen Group, Audi's parent company, admitted to manipulating emissions tests to get past American air pollution regulations.
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Just as when he calls someone "dumb," he's trying to get past the fact that he's not all that bright.
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Get past the happy endings and you notice that the adults onscreen this season are often models of bad parenting.
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My niece started "A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush," by Eric Newby, and couldn't get past the first section.
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Bohl said the Israeli leader is likely to prioritize "immunity legislation" for himself, but that may not get past lawmakers.
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The bomber apparently decided to detonate his gym bag right then, rather than trying to get past the stubborn coach.
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We have to get past means-testing and complex systems of financial aid to something simple - make public colleges cheap.
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In the conference finals, the Warriors needed a spectacular comeback to get past the Oklahoma City Thunder in seven games.
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He stopped right in front of the gate, blocking it so we couldn't get past and out to the road.
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"What we do when we get out there and talk to voters is get past the label entirely," he said.
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A lot of men "just sort of tensed up" and "couldn't get past the discomfort of the subject," she recalled.
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Visitors have to dig to get past the overall mood of inspirational uplift and moral progress and find knottier currents.
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Antonio Hazael Ruiz, deputy minister for the city's prison system, said the escapees had to get past five locked doors.
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If you can get past the price tag, you'll be buying one of the best women's sleeping bags ever made.
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Assuming Xavier can get past DePaul on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden, Thursday's game against Butler would be huge.
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The contractor who unlocked Farook's iPhone 5c had to get past iOS 9, an operating system released in September 2015.
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"But I hope after we get past this stage that we can sit down and negotiate a bill," she said.
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Overall, critics praised the design and visuals in the film, but could not get past the "hollow" and "uninteresting" plot.
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I'd argue I'm the pragmatist in the room, but you can't get past those groups, especially in those two states.
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But the chance to play spoiler might be enough to at least make Seattle work hard to get past them.
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"We've got two tough holes left and I don't want to jump the gun and get past that," Mickelson said.
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Instead, President Obama minimized the outrage of veterans by saying, "When it comes to the flag and the National Anthem and the meaning that holds for our men and women in uniform and those who fought for us — that is a tough thing for them to get past..." A tough thing to get past?
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However, if you can get past how seriously ridiculous the entire setup is, the live video feature is actually great quality.
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But over all, the numbers make disheartening reading for Spurs fans hoping to get past the Warriors in the Western Conference.
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After a bitter election season, the American people are understandably having a hard time trying to get past their domestic differences.
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But to me, Now That's What I Call Music 50 has just enough good shit to get past the bad shit.
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All the while, Trump continues to say the bill needs work to get past Congress, adding to the uncertainty for lawmakers.
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He has meaningful things to say in Where to Invade Next, but you have to get past him to hear them.
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Once you get past the Rangers, Leafs, Habs and Blackhawks, they make it sound like everyone else is barely breaking even.
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Yet the Dodgers remain confident they will have what it takes to get past Arizona in October, if they have to.
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Younger workers "haven't had years to get past the mental rebellion that often accompanies return to work," says psychologist Randy Simon.
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The only way for Sivan to get away from Weinstein required her to get past him and go through the kitchen.
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Andrew Yang: Once you get past the first seven-ish candidates, it gets very hard to differentiate between the next 10.
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Without that, without the part that "would be of interest to the general reader", they didn't get past the first hurdle.
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And Taylor Fravel said China may also update its weaponry to ensure it can get past any U.S. missile defense system.
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I haven't taken my medication in over a month, and I hope I can get past my anxiety today without medication.
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With humans, it's a lot of sneaking around, using distractions like smashed pots to divert attention so you can get past.
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In Molly's mind, that meant he was gay, and because she couldn't get past that, she gave up a good man.
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At the back of the crowd, the man looked for an opening, saying excuse me please, and trying to get past.
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"If we could get past this tip credit malarkey, we could talk about the things that we would like," Aston said.
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WOMEN BAYLOR 69, WEST VIRGINIA 64 Alexis Jones scored 20 points to help No. 23 Baylor get past visiting West Virginia.
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Before Season 7, people assumed it would allow the Night King to get past the Wall if Bran crossed the Wall.
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Once you get past those minor stumbles, what you'll get from the Powerbeats Pro is absolutely phenomenal fit, stability, and comfort.
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Apple was fighting a judge's order to help the FBI get past security features to get access to the phone's data.
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"Once you get past the tokenism and start adding enough characters of color — like, they all have different personalities," said Lord.
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When we ask if he really thinks he'd get past with the equipment, he says we'll see ... and see we did.
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I'm happy I had the opportunity to get past my insecurities and to better my life, my health and my mindset.
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If you can get past how sluggish the interface can be, there's a lot to like about the M-Series Quantum.
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If the water companies can get past their squeamishness about dissolved dead people in the sewers, Britain will soon follow suit.
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That sounds cool, indeed—and not something you can't do in standard reality unless you can get past muscular security guards.
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But Reddick first has to get past multi-millionaire trial lawyer, Scott Wallace , who has spent heavily to capture the nomination.
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It's also sort of boring once you get past the first five guys on any list of the best available players.
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President Obama sided with the FBI, which wanted a way to get past Apple's encryption to get to the phone's data.
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Once we get past that easy hurdle, then it's ... look, it's no surprise that you will build out metropolitan areas first.
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This enables new variants of the virus to get past antiviruses and even some behavioral-based security solutions without being discovered.
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But if you want to get into the broadband business, first you have to get past its U.S. gatekeepers: the FCC.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Sensationalist media coverage can't get past Megyn Kelly's gender How will we heal our divided nation?
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In fact, Tito doesn't think Ronda will get past Amanda Nunes either ... saying there's a 300% chance Rousey takes the L.
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As she's posing, Rodriguez totally crashes the party, trying to get past her and subsequently bumping her out of the way.
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I think if people like square dancing then they can get past the fact that they're dancing with gays and lesbians.
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One kid was practicing his secret agent skills to get past his dad's security camera, and it didn't really work out.
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Like I would get to the basket or I'd get past the first person and he kept coming out of nowhere.
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But police aren't too strict on enforcement, and protesters manage to get past these laws by wearing sunglasses, scarves, and hats.
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This did not guarantee that I would be safe, but it was the only way to get past the armed checkpoints.
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"The hold will stay until we can get past this year," Roberts told his home=state newspaper, The Topeka Capital-Journal.
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The Orange had enough to get past Pittsburgh on Wednesday, but the offense went through a few dry spells against Duke.
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The Italian was right on the tail of Vinales in the closing stages but ran out of time to get past.
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Encourage them to get past what they're supposed to want to openly discuss what really motivates them and gives them meaning.
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Clearly, Biden will get little traction talking about the future until the media allow him to get past the busing fight.
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Third-seeded Marin Cilic of Croatia needed three sets to get past Ukraine's Alexandr Dolgopolov 6-3, 4-6, 6-0.
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The bill from Lee is unlikely to win over any Democrats, to help it get past the Senate's 60-vote threshold.
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A teammate made a quick mid-ice move to get past a defender and gave a celebratory "Wooo!" as he went.
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Fenton Bailey: The film definitely forces you to get past what you think of as traditionally likable and not-likable, though.
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Even if you can get past the safety issues – and you can't — the idea of 10,000 drones buzzing around is idiotic.
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Can they get past the huge dip in engagement after a few months when people get tired of monitoring their blood?
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Despite his reputation as metal's preeminent conservative blowhard, I wanted to see if I could get past that self-aggrandizing exterior.
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But I'll be shocked if the president can get past his animus towards Bannon and endorse or promote his latest effort.
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But can the Ducks, playing their most formidable opponent of the postseason, get past the Predators with the mostly invisible Perry?
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The two wizards are Steve and Ian and if you get past the doorman, you are on the Yellow Brick Road.
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My thought is the only way you get past this is to remove the entire board of directors and start new.
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Let's break down how to decode the label and get past the marketing into the actual benefits of what we're buying.
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Kyrgios, still prone to physical breakdowns and mental lapses, did not get past the second round in a major in 2017.
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We need to get past the idea that because the Nazis co-opted the phrase, it can never be used again.
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She sheltered with them for a fortnight, before being smuggled out using their daughter's ID to get past the initial checkpoints.
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Once you get past the "big" categories, part of the fun of the Emmys is scrolling through its many, many others.
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Sometimes I have to get past that, because everybody on the outside keeps telling me how good they think we are.
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So Rinaldi relied on Vandeweghe, Riske, Rogers, Lauren Davis and Bethanie Mattek-Sands to get past Germany and the Czech Republic.
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Once you get past the tripping incidents, there is likely a productive player hiding under the sneers and mop of hair.
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Once you get past the schtick that a pair of shipwrecked fraternal twins are somehow identical, there's a lot to adore.
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" Gingrich, however, came under fire from Clinton's campaign spokeswoman Jennifer Palmieri, who tweeted: "I am sorry, I can't get past this.
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He had to get past the long fibers that make up the spinal column without cutting them to reach the tumor.
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She went 24-26, including the Fed Cup, and failed to get past the third round in any of the tournaments.
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At one point, I wouldn't get past the quarters; then I got to the final, maybe a semi here and there.
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But if you can get past that, the movie sweeps you along with a brisk pace and even dashes of humor.
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In the 30th minute, a Justin Morrow cross again set up Altidore, but his header again did not get past Frei.
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But I think if they get past that thing, they'll see that we actually really did honor the property, I think.
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Our onsite gym is absolutely ah-maz-ing if you can get past working out with your coworkers (which I can).
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The pants also fit like a glove, which was a plus, but I couldn't get past how wide the leg is.
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They did not reveal how the vehicle still managed to get past both them and barriers designed to prevent such entries.
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For several years now, makers of cannabis-related technology have tried to get past the velvet ropes into the CES club.
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"The members were asking what kind of detail we'd get past what we've heard over and over and over," he said.
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But no matter what the reason, there are lots of ways to help your toddler get past these sleep speed bumps.
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If you were to somehow get past the three-headed dogbot guarding YouTube's reality-warping algorithm, the code would be indecipherable.
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Once farmers recognize that weather patterns are changing in a significant way, the next hurdle is to get past pointing fingers.
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If you can get past the cringe of their "happy holidays" greetings and rather awkward dancing, enjoy chomping on those harmonies.
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Obviously, we are a little upset right now, but we have to get past that and get ready to go tomorrow.
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Kisner had to get past Molinari, who had never had to play the 18th hole in five previous matches this week.
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Adding another messaging platform to the mix — Facebook already owns Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp — might be tough to get past regulators.
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It would be tougher to pass in the Senate, where it would likely require 60 votes to get past the filibuster.
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Yet once you get past the unfriendly statistics of the book's introduction, and once you get past the chilling biology lesson of Chapter 1 — which explains how these sneaky organisms jump from one species to the next — "Pandemic" is far less terrifying, perhaps because errant microbes are only one component of what makes a pandemic a pandemic.
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I think once you get past those guys, that's when the other stuff pops in, the other aspects of it pop in.
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We walk a bit to get past some piles of seaweed, then put our towels down to enjoy the sun and sand.
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We were mostly disappointed by Zac Efron's nine carb-free days (c'mon Efron, can't we get past the "cheat day" concept already?).
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They're universal, and you get past that, but I can't imagine what it would be like to be Italian and see Rocky.
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And if you can get past the slight performance drawbacks, you'll find it's a budget laptop that only very rarely feels budget.
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Don't try to get past or get over the 'bigger issue', just celebrate the fact that you got through that one moment.
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They can help us get past denial or an internalized desire to downplay those experiences as a way of coping with them.
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Luckily, Game Of Thrones The Podcast by Bald Move has a theory on how the White Walkers will get past the wall.
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Victoria Beckham's new black-and-white shoot for Vogue China is characteristically elegant, but some readers can't get past one unnerving detail.
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Once you get past a first video that auto-plays up top, you'll find a full-screen grid of things to watch.
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A Russian software company, ironically named Coptersafe, is selling modifications to help consumers get past government- and military-enforced no-fly zones.
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You need to curate the information that will appeal to a human reader but also get past a digital gatekeeper, Augustine says.
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Once you've identified the source of your stress or reaction, there are three simple steps that can help you get past it.
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Belly Button Beer, the beer for every true beer connoisseur who can get past the fact they are drinking someone's naval fluff.
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Even so, her divergence plan will not be easy to get past the EU. Her proposal would divide trade into three baskets.
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And I think the only way to get past that is to get more people with that lived experience into these roles.
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Once you get past the fancier red packaging, however, you'll have to look really closely to recognize what's different about this phone.
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Though higher than normal failures occur in early embryonic development, clones that get past the neonatal hump do well, by all accounts.
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" He adds, "I've come to understand is the only way I'm going to get past a lot of things in my life.
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Starting with: OK, so getting into a private members' club is basically just finding a way to get past the doormen, right?
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I could get past the fact it was harder and chewier than I expected, but I couldn't stomach how gamey it tasted.
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Once you get past the inevitable connectivity conundrum, it's simply brilliant to listen to music comfortably without being tethered to a device.
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How do you get past that this whole thing doesn&apost look good for Cohen because he should have never done it?
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Tsitsipas, 20, survived a mid-match wobble to get past Polish qualifier Hubert Hurkacz 7-6(4) 6-7(1) 6-1.
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But a way to get past this is just to keep on going, even if you're the only woman in the room.
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This game is an absolute delight, once you get past the fact that there's nothing serious or grounded or real about it.
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"Once I get past its 'creepy-good' factor, I'll probably be lost without it," an Elite Daily blogger mused in early October.
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She's not scared to face up to defenders who are much bigger and she can use her intelligence to get past them.
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It's obviously wrong to sexualize a girl's body and it looks like even the cerebral world of chess can't get past that.
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"It is hard to buy risk assets unless we get past next Thursday," said Keita Kubota, investment manager at Aberdeen Investment Management.
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When are we going to get past issues where we focus on our differences, as opposed to what we have in common?
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England, just like Belgium, has a balanced team but would have to get past Brazil to reach the semi-final, he added.
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"Some of the technical are starting to look a little shaky and you're going to have to get past that," said Cashin.
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If you're following work you love, you quickly get past the hassles of moving and the leaving of conveniences and familiarity behind.
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Everything is compounded by my emotions.... I experienced a trauma two and a half years ago and I can't get past it.
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"If Le Pen were to get past the first round with a wide lead, the (market) impact could be large," Yamamoto said.
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If you're in a stressful situation on the court, it gives you some nice helpful tips how to get past those situations.
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To put it simply, correcting course from a miscalculation in the amount of RAM needed is a tough problem to get past.
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You've got more money than God, but you can't get past that "collar-less leather jacket and plain white t shirt" wall.
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It's possible that the pain of defeat will give them the impetus to get past the Italians, and reinvigorate their Euro 2016.
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Every game is designed to make money, obviously, but Artifact's monetization methods are so precise and calculated, I can't get past them.
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Goop editors had to replace stories for the magazine at the last minute because they couldn't get past Condé's fact-checking department.
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Once you get past that novelty of the product and its niche market, managing the Tykables storefront is a fairly mundane operation.
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That story of a man marrying a woman to seduce her daughter was notoriously difficult to get past mid-century Hollywood censors.
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If you can get past these issues, however, Steam family sharing provides a useful way to allow users to share their libraries.
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Ghost-Tom brought here there late one night, but how did Kate get past the locked front door of the apartment building?
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She had needed three sets (and nearly three hours) to get past Anhelina Kalinina, a qualifier from Ukraine, in the second round.
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Another high seed, No. 6 Caroline Garcia, needed three sets to get past unseeded Monica Puig, 6-2, 1-6, 6-4.
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The Associated Press reported that skirmishes broke out when the demonstrators tried to get past rows of riot police flanking the building.
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We love a lot of the players, like Philip Rivers, but I can't get past what the ownership did to the city.
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The fractious legacy of that era is still proving divisive, but health experts and the W.H.O. are anxious to get past it.
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Mills: Yes, to get past them we're gonna have to walk over their bodies, so just —— Callimachi: Like, seriously, walk over them?
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Should Gauff get past Babos, who is ranked 112th, she potentially could face world No. 1 Naomi Osaka in the third round.
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People want to support a woman, but they don't know if other voters can get past their gender bias to do it.
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He was also looking for a job, although it was hard as a felon on probation to get past a background check.
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I was able get past all the things that were making me so angry and killing me over and over and over.
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Mr. Schiller said that these sorts of technical considerations were ones you had to get past in order to be a professional.
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Trying to get out of everyone's shots takes more evasive effort than it might to get past the actual Area 51 gates.
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The point guard has been criticized for failing to get past the second round in his nine previous trips to the postseason.
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The Capitals needed six games, including four that went into overtime, to get past the Columbus Blue Jackets in the first round.
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The fish are trying to spawn upstream but can't get past the dam, so they stack up in large numbers below it.
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There is a lot to like about this smartwatch, if you can get past the fact that it has been effectively replaced.
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To be fair, if you could get past the whole privacy thing, aspects of the Portal were actually pretty fun to use.
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If you can get past the creepiness, the new Portal TV lets you hang out with friends on your home's biggest screen.
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I swear, men, if you can get past my big-ass feet and how tall I am, I'm a great fucking catch. . . .
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To get past this, zookeepers, like those at Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, become gorilla surrogates who stay with infants at all times.
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Within the walls of Salesforce, Taylor is at the center of an effort to get past the historical roadblocks of software businesses.
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It was hard to get past that, because I had the toy as a child and I knew the answer was right.
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In between the songs, though, there's an aspect of "Where Is Josh's Friend?" that I — and the episode — couldn't quite get past.
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It makes sense then, given how hard it is to get past this hurdle, that a bit of practice would be appreciated.
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We aren't all born wilding out, and it's not some sort of evolutionary scale where you get past that and are superior.
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The iPhone's local storage drive has strong encryption, and without a passcode or a fingerprint, there's no way to get past the lockscreen.
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First, I had to get past an incredibly angry potato, who hurled giant balls of dirt and worms my way at irregular intervals.
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China has moved to outlaw the tools that allow internet users to get past the country's so-called "Great Firewall" of censorship measures.
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"Let's put it this way — I didn't like the call, but we've got to live with it, just get past it," Mackanin said.
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If John Travolta can get past his mistake, Prince George and Princess Charlotte's dad will be able to put this behind him, too.
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If by some miracle you were to make it all the way to the front door, you'd never get past the retinal scanner.
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The big question, though, was how the mistake had managed to not only be made by the writer, but also get past editors.
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And CBS reports that the father managed to get past an eight-foot fence before jumping at least 20 feet off the bridge.
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Talking about sex with your mum is never easy, but once you get past that initial awkwardness, it can actually be quite hilarious.
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"It stuck with me — it was hard to get past it," he admitted, though still reluctant to sound too pretentious about the process.
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The big picture: Negotiators for the U.K. and the EU cannot get past the question of what to do about the Irish border.
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Chief Justice Rehnquist couldn't get past the fact that the actual injuries were inflicted not by government agents but by a private person.
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"But if Le Pen were to get past the first round with a wide lead, the (market) impact could be large," Yamamoto said.
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She had to wake the man up to get past him, and he startled and said something about almost missing his stop again.
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Some analysts anticipate that Samsung might push forward the S8 Galaxy release date, in order to get past the Note 7 fiasco faster.
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Vicky is unable to get past his commitment issues and is convinced that Rumi would never want to be with anyone but him.
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We had a 105-slide deck prepared, and we didn't get past the second slide because they rattled on about one fucking slide.
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Coming into the evening portion of the date, Becca knows she has to talk to Colton in order to get past her reservations.
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But that budget will have to get past congress and everyone in government is pretty tied up with investigating endless scandals right now.
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I think you need a way to get past what Offred's allowed to show on her face and what she's thinking and feeling.
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But if you want to significantly boost your earnings, he says, you first need to get past the myth that time is money.
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Once you get past the initial huge letdown and just play it on its own merits, Pac-Man puts up a decent experience.
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Let's move forward to fight Russian meddling, get past the partisan wild goose chases and work on issues that matter to everyday Americans.
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Before, push notifications were required to receive a call, and users would have to get past the lockscreen to get to their call.
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The students find Paris competent and suited to office, but they don't like her, and they just can't get past that inconvenient fact.
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You'll also have to get over a hatred of burpees—a hatred shared by everyone ever, really—to get past the first week.
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It's long past time to get past phony debates about the existence of climate change and get to work on serious climate solutions.
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But when do get past beginning to ask what it would mean to start — and just start reinventing ourselves before it's too late?
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It's coherent and actually a little bit funny once you get past Huckabee's inability to spell Zuckerberg and weird use of a hyphen.
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"But he is really good at opening doors, sliding doors, kitchen cupboards, shower doors, wardrobes, he'll get past all of them," she added.
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So, the plan is: Have the Night King get past thousands of soldiers, two dragons, a direwolf, a wall, AND then trap him.
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"So I called up, told them I was new and I didn't understand how to get past [the portal]," the hacker told Motherboard.
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He'd been there once or maybe twice but couldn't get past the concept of eating meatless meat grown in a lab, in vitro.
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And then you're able to not only look at them, but you're forced to move through them and hopefully get past that pain.
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This is an important distinction — iOS 10 now forces you to look at what's on your lock screen before you get past it.
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It's perfect for work because once you get past the initial clicking phase, the game can run on its own for a bit.
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There are a handful of GOP senators facing competitive reelection bids in 2020 who are eager to get past the shutdown drama. Sen.
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It fell in for a double, but Franco didn't get past third because he was held up thinking the ball might be caught.
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The actual flavor was great, but I couldn't get past the texture — I guess I've got some work to do on my palate.
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Perhaps this allowed the account to get past Twitter filters, but, again, we're not sure as we haven't heard back from the company.
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The whole point of the European project has been to get past the hostilities of World War II and build a sustainable community.
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It's hard to get past the nastiness of the still-brewing and very public bickering between President Donald Trump and Senator Bob Corker.
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It's just a way to propagandize these terrible belief systems that, at this point in history, we're trying to get past these things.
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This is not a constructive basis for negotiations, but it is also the most conciliatory position May can get past her own party.
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Once you get past the current wave of sheer ignorant greed, I promise you, you'll find a lot of interesting things going on.
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Even the most principled among us, however, often can't get past the convenience factor when considering whether to switch a primary checking account.
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"If I don't work and we get past all of this, I'm not just starting from square one, I'm starting without a car."
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To get past that, he said, Trump could start relying more on the Senate, or install more veteran hands at the White House.
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Major economies relied too heavily on monetary policy to get past it, while refusing to deploy adequate and well-targeted budget stimulus measures.
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Within a few hours, he was on the county website trying to figure out unemployment benefits but couldn't get past the first link.
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For me, it took a year and a half to fully get past the situation, but we built a special bond as teammates.
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Instead of trying to get past this moment, we should sit with it, wrap ourselves in the sorrow, distress and humiliation of it.
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But I had to get past the fact of what the outside world has not seen, and focus on what the world was.
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And how do you get past those self-defeating feelings that depression brings, that urge to give up or get stuck on something?
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"We need to get past this stage, turn a new chapter, and put all our energies into our future relationship," de Montchalin said.
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" Bill from New Zealand: "There is a woman who could easily win the general election if she could just get past the primaries.
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Compounding a bad situation, the bankrupt island is still struggling to get past a decade-long recession and a $72 billion debt crisis.
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Here are five myths I believed about budgeting that held me back from reaching my money goals — and how to get past them.
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The hackers did successfully guess 318 Pentagon cardholders' usernames and passwords, but they did not get past a secondary layer of account authentication.
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We had to get past several hurdles, like trees that had fallen because of the weight of the ash that settled on them.
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The first generation of Google's Airpod-contenders sounded fine, if you could get past the many frustrations of getting them to work properly.
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The Montenegro-born world number 35 said he would need to be on top of his game to get past the defending champion.
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Once we get past Leap Day, we're onto the month that brings daylight saving time — plus a ton of new stuff on Netflix.
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I was worried that if I wrote a book that just spoke truth to what's happening, people wouldn't get past the first page.
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Once you get past the suspension of disbelief required to accept a plot like this, "Sister Act" quickly and effortlessly wins you over.
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"We're going to chop around 3 percent until we get past Friday's number," said Ian Lyngen, head of fixed income strategy at BMO.
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First, the hopefuls have to get past a panel of grown-up judges, who assess the cost and marketing potential of each product.
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But as with many deals, this one has a catch: You have to get past a barrier known as the co-op board.
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In one instance, a woman said she was compelled to straddle Mr. Batali to get past him as he sat blocking an exit.
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It doesn't appear that the group or individuals involved have been able to get past the individual computers of these industrial control engineers — yet.
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The attackers did not get past the gates of the stadium that night, but their attempt was a reminder that stadiums can be targets.
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Short of this, we'll get past the boycotts, mount the next exhibitions, hire the replacements, but the cracks add up, connect, and splinter out.
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But when Trump later learned of the article, he could not get past Abrams' harsh critique, three Republican sources told CNN at the time.
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"I have three kids now and I feel like once you get past two and you keep adding, it's just like 'Whatever, " she said.
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"A motivated attacker can get past any barrier," she said, pointing to examples like spies' repeated breach of the Pentagon's Joint Strike Fighter project.
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"It was always something that just sort of boosted your spirits and made you realize you could get past the dark points," she said.
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"There are giant hurdles you have to get past under duress and in seconds in order to get out of that helicopter," he says.
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At first he couldn't get past his original design of the Mag, and he ended up tossing his first few sketches out of frustration.
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"It's not enough to get past all of these hurdles, to still be able to make money and have a successful device," he says.
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Up to now, Calipari has been able to get past any problems, in part, I think, because he is so frank about his intentions.
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It seems almost inevitable that a shady bot could eventually get past even the strictest security policies once the messaging platforms begin to scale.
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Will we ever get past the inflection point, or was the consumer genetics market always destined to be something only early adopters were into?
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Once you get past the process of acquiring/building your PC and the Oculus Rift headset itself, the actual setup is really a breeze.
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" However, he adds, "Once you get past the camera and the microphones, this device functions a lot like other mobile devices that you have.
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The Galaxy Note 8 is official, marking Samsung's final move to get past the Note 7 incident and onto bigger, less (literally) explosive things.
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But also, there are the bits I can't wait to get past, like the entire Forbidden Forest maze, that feels a bit like filler.
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To do so they will have to get past Kylian Mbappé, a 19-year-old Frenchman who has been his country's greatest attacking threat.
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For people who are interested in humor, how can you get past President Trump&aposs tweet today about Pocahontas agreeing with him on Hillary?
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If you get past the 10-minute mark, your body may start to fall into a deep sleep, making waking up again more unpleasant.
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I don't want to talk about the details because I'm still very nervous about everything so I want to get past a safe place.
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If you can get past the looks, though, they did sound pretty good in my initial testing, which was in a noisy demo room.
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In the largest deal of 2016, AT&T will pay $85.4 billion to acquire the media giant, should it get past significant regulatory hurdles.
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There's no way to get past the lock screen and use the phone without seeing an ad for a product or service on Amazon.
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The analysis also offers a snapshot of anti-Rohingya talking points used by nationalists, some of which seem designed to get past Facebook's moderators.
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I don't even particularly dislike Ariana Grande, but the fact that he was so into her was an instant no I couldn't get past.
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Ahead, the boozy fragrances, candles, shampoo, and more that you'll be lining up to buy — provided you can get past the doorman, that is.
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Most often they have had to get past the United States, winners of that first-ever gold, to earn the top spot on podium.
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I am not cut out for that kind of thing [laughs] Once you get past the fact it was a human, it's way easier.
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The couple had briefly broken off their engagement in May, with sources telling PEOPLE that Bella couldn't get past Cena's refusal to have kids.
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It wants to position Basquiat as being rooted in a scene marked by hybridity, but can't get past the shine of his singular greatness.
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I don't want to talk about the details because I'm still very nervous about everything, so I want to get past a safe place.
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"You have to get past all that shitty enculturation in order to really claim a new way of experiencing your own sexuality," she said.
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As far as I know, there's no other way to get past these people than to play their game, even if it is unfair.
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Once you get past the somewhat ungainly images of apes brandishing rifles and riding horses, this "Planet of the Apes" works on multiple levels.
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To get to the facility's data security wing, you have to go through a metal detector and get past an eagle-eyed security guard.
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Maslow's hierarchy of needs: once you get past air, food, water, shelter, you get to sense of belonging, which is really about socially interacting.
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It's unclear even whether any ACA improvements would have to get past a split Congress, and even more questionable is what Trump would sign.
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But first he has to get past a primary challenge from Danny Tarkanian, who's said he's won the backing of party gadfly Steve Bannon.
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The illegal permits allowed Rohan to get past some of the city's initial regulatory hurdles and begin work on one-half of the plot.
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Just recently I took up "Sister Carrie" with the hope of rekindling some of those old fires but couldn't get past the first chapter.
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"Hillary's getting into early voting details while Trump can't get past making awful sound bites," said Bill Carrick, a Democratic strategist and media consultant.
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Without jobs, their situation is bleak, yet they can't get past the first step of a job application if they disclose their criminal history.
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Even if I were to go meet him and get past the initial explanations, I could never become what he imagined me to be.
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The loser of that match will still have a chance to reach France, but will have to get past Argentina in an intercontinental playoff.
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Audience Score: 15%The film tells the story of a former shark whisperer's attempts to get past an attack that happened on her watch.
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It was just a lot of information and legalese, and I couldn't get past that first episode because it required me to pay attention.
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Yet we can't seem to get past this idea that if someone doesn't fit societal beauty ideals, sexual activity with them is inherently repulsive.
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There's no attention to detail, and once you get past a certain size, it really seems like the designers are ... uncomfortable with those bodies.
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Ambitious candidates who could get past their parties' campaign finance gatekeepers had a lot of angry and left-behind voters eager for their message.
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Six, an astrologer and writer, describes her rising sign as the first guard people have to get past to get to know her better.
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I'd like to get past this without being unkind or being thought badly of, but I will accept the bad thoughts if I must.
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But if they can get past Dr. Spreadsheet, they could also be entrepreneurs, and it may be an even more successful and fulfilling path.
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But one of my favorite examples is a sound engineer who was male, he picked me up to move me to get past me.
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So on the merits, once we get past the standing issue, this case is about Congress's ability to amend laws after they've taken effect.
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The path is vanishingly narrow for either candidate to get past both Biden and Bloomberg to establish themselves as the main alternative to Sanders.
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If I stop my little Vespa in the main street to speak on the phone, cars pile up behind and can't get past me!
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He reported from Ferguson on riots in 2014, and was told by the police they'd mace him if he tried to get past them.
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And despite not being able to get past Germany, he proved he could stand toe-to-toe with top tier competition at the Gauntlet.
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" In an effort to get past their issues, Mackenzie explains that she and Josh "had a shotgun wedding" and "got married behind everyone's backs.
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It's the boldest move yet in an attempt to get past the Last Foot Problem, following on other efforts like lockers and immediate pickup.
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The question on the summer's mind seemed to be: How do we get past our limitations, whichever side of whichever divides we live on?
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Democratic strategist Steve Elmendorf said Clinton needs to move quickly to get past the email episode and talk about issues central to her campaign.
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"My stance is that if there's a wall, they're going to find a way to get past it — legal or not," Ms. Sims said.
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How do we get past the old arguments that, well, it can cause me so many good benefits of getting so many bad things.
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And if you can get past the schadenfreude that most non-Chelsea or United fans might have about this, it's actually kind of sad.
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The Toronto Raptors convinced a lot of people that this was the year they could finally get past LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Under unpopular President Francois Hollande, France's ruling Socialists are deeply divided and seen as unlikely to get past the presidential election's first round next April.
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He can be a little strange — we never did get past that day in the Senate when he ranted on about environmentalists ruining his toilet.
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" For Nicole Hockley, who lost her 6-year-old son, Dylan, in the shooting, the anniversary "is a day I just want to get past.
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By the time I managed to get past the bouncy blue ball, another early boss, I knew exactly how far it could jump and shoot.
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But once you get past its 2.25 pounds, you begin to appreciate how thoughtfully each button was placed across its magnesium-alloy weather-sealed body.
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But the people who get past my trust barriers (which are typically pretty strong) are the ones who help for the sake of being helpful.
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Along with the issue of women driving, opening movie theaters remains an "all or nothing" symbolic issue that we just can't seem to get past.
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Indeed, because of bacteria's uncanny ability to adapt to the most inhospitable environments, scientists have been searching for creative ways to get past their defenses.
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"We are confident that after a jury hears all the facts and the evidence, we will get past the threshold of reasonable doubt," he says.
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But if you're like me and struggle to get past that greasy all black keyboard with RGB lights look then, sadly, you'll have to pass.
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The United States has sent food and medicine to Venezuela's border, even though it is unclear how it will get past the objections of Maduro.
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Many of the reviewers rave about the product, with many saying the results helped them get past the high price tag — $158 for 50 milliliters.
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As with the San Bernardino case, the FBI obtained a search warrant to inspect Feng's phone but was unable to get past Apple's security software.
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Modifications can be easily bought from companies like Russian software entity Coptersafe, which lets DJI drones get past government- and military-enforced no-fly zones.
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"I used to go straight to the finish line, but now you can't get past security in the park even the night before," she said.
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If you can get past the Snowden sex scene where he's staring down his webcam mid-romp then you're basically left with classic Oliver Stone.
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But Democrats still need one more Republican to get past Vice President Mike Pence's tie-breaking vote, and it's not clear who that would be.
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Now, it's just automated, and it's a blessing to get past all of that, because you have the conflicts of interest that existed back then.
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I was ready to get past the trust issues from last week and dive into this one, ready and open to whatever it would bring.
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Try to get past the fact they look a bit like something you may have stumbled across on a more... basic part of the internet.
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But before they get there, they'll have to get past their biggest, baddest test yet: facing the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference Finals.
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Some people can't get past the sexist notion that "pretty" is the highest calling for women and has a shelf life of approximately 37 years.
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Scheana Marie and Kristen Doute are also at odds with their partners, while LaLa Kent and Billie Lee seem unable to get past their differences.
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The other ladies, meanwhile, share their own fears as they work to get past their emotional baggage and open up for a chance of love.
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But this song will never be a guest at your dinner party, because you disagree and never win, and won't get past its door. Sad!
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It's a brilliant power play (even if there are a couple sticking points I can't quite get past, which I'll get to in a minute).
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The farther you get past the age of six, the harder it becomes to look utterly adorable to anyone but the person sleeping with you.
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But it's hard to get past that Franzia look, especially considering Tide's leadership in the "things that look delicious but will poison you" product category.
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Earlier this year, Marcus published a white paper on arXiv, arguing that, without some new approaches, deep learning might never get past its current limitations.
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But to its credit, Fitbit has almost perfected the art of subtle motivation, if you could just get past how demotivating the accuracy issues are.
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And that requires behavioral change, it requires people to get past what used to be their P&L or their own domain and work together.
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Ben Affleck is trying to get past falling off the wagon by moving forward with work ... even if he looks a little worse for wear.
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Just as big was Johnson's goal, which was the fourth among 14 shots on goal to get past Fleury in the game's final 27 minutes.
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"It is difficult to get past the fact they are asking for 1 to 1," said Siobhan Morden, head of Latin American strategy at Nomura.
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"I think the baggage with her as Hillary Clinton over the course of the years was just stuff that people couldn't get past," she said.
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Doug and his black counterparts, it said, have real issues in common — and a real, ultimate difference they may not be able to get past.
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Whichever Mexico turns up, they will have to get past a man who is now rated one of the best defensive midfielders in the world.
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To overtake Williams, Kerber must first get past Romanian Simona Halep who defeated Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska 7-63 6-1 to reach the semi-final.
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Some of the protesters, clad in business suits, managed to get past hotel security and into the lobby where they held up placards denouncing mining.
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Even if athletes have the chat to get past the objections of their potential Olympian bedmate, there's something they may need to consider: social media.
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All that said, I can't get past the fact that Samsung is trying to sell you a TV that doubles as a display for art.
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We ought to listen, to get past the boisterous confidence and the television lights and the waving arms and hear just whose speech we're applauding.
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But sometimes, the reef starts at 100 or 150 feet, so when we get past that level on the way up, there's no more reef.
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If you can get past the human rights abuses, poor healthcare, and lack of press and political freedoms, then Cameroon might be right for you.
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"I'd be lying if I didn't say I wanted to get past Nick's record, because anybody involved in sports wants to break records," Westwood said.
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But if the French get past Uruguay on Friday and continue their latest deep run in a World Cup, Pavard's goal will loom ever larger.
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The case of the adult film actress, Stephanie Clifford, who uses the stage-name Stormy Daniels, may not get past even the first considerable obstacles.
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To build the theater, we had to go back far enough from the front door to get past the mechanical systems of the Metropolitan Opera.
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The persistence of Michael even in Dorothy drag, and later vice versa, is charmingly handled, helping us get past both Michael's obtuseness and Dorothy's unlikeliness.
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Bloomberg needs to somehow get past Biden on Super Tuesday — an objective that has been greatly complicated by the former vice president's South Carolina victory.
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But to succeed, Republicans in the Senate, who hold a slim majority of seats, would need an assist from Democrats to get past procedural hurdles.
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" As Dr. Hawk advises parents, "Keep in mind that you are not going to get past adolescence without having some kind of conflict about privacy.
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Boston would plug him in immediately and try to get past the Cleveland Cavaliers in next season's playoffs, which it failed to do this season.
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We're seeing some evidence of unloading taking place and hopefully we can get past this coronavirus pandemic very quickly and get back to the trade.
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R and I split the cost for the camping gear bag ($212019) and we get past security, but our plane doesn't board for another hour.
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You have everything you need to make an impact in the world if you can get past the many reasons why should postpone that task.
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I attempted the stage over and over for hours, getting increasingly frustrated at the platforming and enemies that I just couldn't seem to get past.
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"Anybody who wants to get rid of Lower Saxony's stake in VW has to get past me," said the CDU's state-level head Bernd Althusmann.
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"I realized, that if anybody was trying to throw logs in my path, they couldn't get past me speaking directly, one-on-one," she added.
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"Can you contact your client, see if she can get past those feelings," he asked the lawyer, Dolores M. Troiani, according to her later testimony.
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You can get past some inconsistencies and superfluous piety, though, on the sheer pull of the story and on the overall strength of the performances.
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You can turn on a filter that blocks mature websites, though Google acknowledges the filter is imperfect and some offensive sites may get past it.
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Their alterations to masterpieces aim to get past dated elements that can mute the raw emotions and the timeless issues coursing within the original works.
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Traditional books are always going to have their own advantages, and once you get past the picture-book stage these digital innovations don't help much.
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In fact (and rather annoyingly), the app makes it difficult to figure out how to get past that page and set up a free account.
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I speak to some of the representatives, and they tell me to reach out if I get past a certain stage, so that is reassuring.
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He needs to get past the ghosts who speak to him late at night and listen to those around him who want him to succeed.
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Blue Jackets 5, Red Wings 303 Boone Jenner scored the go-ahead goal and host Columbus scored three third-period goals to get past Detroit.
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No matter how high the wall is, it won't stop smugglers from tunneling underground, as many have already done to get past existing border fences.
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Sale, who battled through shoulder tenderness in the second half of the regular season, was uncharacteristically wild and did not get past the fourth inning.
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Mr. Romanov believes that Russia must get past the arguments over how many millions Stalin killed and focus instead on the fate of ordinary people.
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The Lowell Sun reported that Normandin was arrested in 2015 at a Mohegan Sun hotel in Connecticut when he tried to get past Grande's security guards.
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Once you get past just being next to Beyoncé and trying to get everything right, there is just a calm that she brings into the room.
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But it's time for climate analysts and wonks to get past the sneering attitude they've traditionally had toward such policies and the activists who support them.
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If the Trojans get past Providence in the first round, they've got the kinds of athletes who could wind up pushing North Carolina to its limits.
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But before it sinks its machines into the ground and tunnels to victory, the Boring Company has to do something truly monumental: get past local government.
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Hamilton's team mate Valtteri Bottas will share the second row with Red Bull's Australian Daniel Ricciardo and neither will be easy for Vettel to get past.
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But the headline really is too far: Kavanaugh did not literally say he would overturn Roe, and a lot of readers don't get past the headline.
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"I think once you get past that fifth inning, there's still no hits across the board I think that's when (he) starts to realize," Matz said.
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It's my job to get past that barrier and any stigmas they associate with millennials and Gen-Z by personally meeting and forming bonds with them.
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The Miami Marlins' ace was the personification of everything that is possible when you get past "the Golden Door" and dedicate yourself relentlessly to your dream.
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Farmer did not allow a baserunner to get past first before he was removed after issuing a two-out walk to Luis Valbuena in the seventh.
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If people can get past those concerns around Facebook, they'll find a dedicated video chatting experience that's easier than what they're used to on a phone.
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Once you get past the transparent dresses and clear raincoats, you'll find you've actually been spotting plastic pieces for awhile (lucite earrings and translucent backpacks, anyone?).
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After playing well to get past a difficult opening-round opponent in Camila Giorgi in straight sets, she has kept her foot on the accelerator pedal.
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But if you can get past that, Hey Pikmin reveals itself to be a clever blend of typical platforming and the Pikmin series's unique creature management.
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"After you get past the first trimester, or the point of developing a fetal heart, it really reduces the chance of having a miscarriage," she says.
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That said, I'm hesitant to give Laurel the Fishy this week, because I can't get past the nagging doubt that she may have missed her moment.
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The taller Cardinal should control the paint against Arizona State but may need improved play from the point guard position to get past the first round.
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Not as long as a player can create separation, consistently get past the first level of opposing defenses, and force those defenses into help and rotation.
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"Maybe able get past 500 km/h (about half speed of sound) next month with a few tweaks or maybe tiny pieces," he wrote on Instagram.
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It's reasonable to assume that Slate and Evans didn't break up because they couldn't get past some surface-level differences like their favorite movies or hobbies.
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We really tried, but we could not get past the fact that the entire site looks like it's about to invite five viruses to your computer.
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You'll likely have to walk farther to get to your gate once you get past security, but you'll save time not being held up at security.
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The European Union's concern about overcapacity means that bailouts of struggling steel groups are even harder to get past its state-aid laws than other sectors.
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The time for opening Yucca Mountain is long overdue and it's time to get past the politics and build a nuclear-powered future for the nation.
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Pro tip: The only way to get past this is build a strong team that feels confident they have great answers to many of these questions.
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If these viewers can get past their "enough already with the '60s" gag reflex, they too will surely warm to this study of full-force fame.
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But Democrats need to get past an obstacle in Tuesday's primaries: a system that sends the top two candidates, regardless of party, to November's general election.
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She needed three sets to get past Shelby Rogers, a fellow American, in the second round, one of the most significant wins of her young career.
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He has yet to get past the fourth round at a Grand Slam singles tournament and has beaten Djokovic just once in their nine previous meetings.
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Terror groups have come up with new ways to get explosives into electronic devices in ways that can get past airport security, CNN reported on Saturday.
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As a coach and consultant, my recommendation to most women is to get past waiting for the invitation (or, worse, permission) and just take their seats.
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Raptors get past short-handed Grizzlies TORONTO — The undermanned Memphis Grizzlies gave the Toronto Raptors all they could handle for most of the game Wednesday night.
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I really tried, but I could not get past the fact that the entire site looks like it's about to invite five viruses to your computer.
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"With guidance from my Uncle Ted and the rest of my family, I was able to get past that part of my life," Mr. Maykopet said.
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The shit is just good because he came from where we came from, so he understands the struggle and trying to get past that breaking point.
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If you build out a bunch of natural gas plants to get to 60 percent, then you're stuck shutting them down to get past 60 percent.
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If they'd spent this offseason retooling, they might have had a chance to finally get past the Wild Card game and make a run through October.
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She'll stop me in a hallway where I can't get past her, or, if I'm sitting down, she'll get behind me and nibble on my back.
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But Della — like "The Cake" itself, if you can get past its cloying elements — is nevertheless trying to grapple with something quite complex for a comedy.
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Spain and Portugal will expect to get past Morocco and Iran; England and Belgium should be too strong for Tunisia and Panama, a World Cup debutante.
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" Still, he said, "it is a deep-seated aspiration of many social scientists — sometimes conscious and sometimes unconscious — to get past wishy-washy culture and belief.
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