The streets can't get right until the officers get right, the officials get right.
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The head gotta get right, but the head's never gonna get right, because they too corrupt.
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In N.D.E.s we get right to the gates, but we don't go through; we get right to the edge of the universe, but we stop there.
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Get Right took the first two players out, then F0rest picked off one more and Get Right finished off the rest of the crew creeping through the tunnel.
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" : "Mental health is almost impossible to get right.
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And let's get right back to the questions — Bret.
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We have products that take six months to produce and to get right, we have products that take two and a half years to get right, like, the face wash took forever.
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We get right back at it the day after tomorrow.
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What more negative can you get right now on Snapchat?
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"What more negative can you get right now on Snapchat?"
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That feeling, those little details, were important to get right.
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That can all take a few goes to get right.
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But the process takes a long time to get right.
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This is a difficult but important balance to get right.
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So, I need him to get right back on track.
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So what does the Tag Heuer Connected actually get right?
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Sometimes the basics can be the hardest to get right.
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What was one of the trickiest things to get right?
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They're the toughest tickets to get right now on Broadway.
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LIESMAN: LET'S GET RIGHT TO THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
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I'll show him how to get right with one eye!
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This mission is far too significant to not get right.
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This is a question that's really important to get right.
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It's hard to do, and it's essential to get right.
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Can't wait to bury me, get right to the liquor?
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Snap needs all the help it can get right now.
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To get right back in the win column was huge.
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What if we just get right up in your face?
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Maybe it's just that it's so difficult to get right.
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The technology was complicated, the data difficult to get right.
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What girls and women get right about empathy and connection.
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What you can get right are the really big trends.
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This isn't an easy area for regulators to get right.
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She recommends Hardcore History and I get right to it.
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Intelligence is a tough game and hard to get right.
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But in practice industrial policy is hard to get right.
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See how many of our questions you can get right.
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And then we're going to get right back at it.
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" Karuna Therapeutics: "Mental health is almost impossible to get right.
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But there was one thing that Walker did get right.
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That's as good as it's going to get right now.
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That's the stuff we expect climate scientists to get right.
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And yet, it is still incredibly difficult to get right.
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And yet, it is still incredibly difficult to get right.
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Sounds great, in theory, but it's not easy to get right.
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He added that baby Dream is his motivation to get right.
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Broccoli rabe is my favorite vegetable, but tricky to get right.
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It seems like something that took a lot to get right.
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This will take at least a few weeks to get right.
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What they get right is the materials and feeling of ruggedness.
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But let's get right into dishing about the queens, shall we?
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To begin with, there are things that these stories get right.
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BS: I think it's because it's really hard to get right.
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The national anthem is a notoriously tough tune to get right.
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JOE KERNEN: Alright, let's get right to this morning's Squawk Newsmaker.
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I know why you're here — so let's get right to it.
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I'm Carl Azuz and we're going to get right to it.
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SMITH: WELL, IT'S THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE THEY CAN GET, RIGHT?
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Instead use it as motivation to get right back at it!
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Rodriguez has yet to follow the "Get Right" singer on Instagram.
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What "Playing With Fire" does get right is its central casting.
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Get right to the point in about six to eight words.
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It's a tough process—but one that's important to get right.
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The spokeswoman replied by saying she'd get right back to us.
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So why is the sideline technology so hard to get right?
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VICE: Well I guess we can get right down to it.
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In other ways, too, Americans struggled to get right with democracy.
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That's one of the details that you've got to get right.
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Another important component to get right is the humble cocktail shaker.
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One thing we do get right in Tennessee is early voting.
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It's exhausting work, however, so I'll get right to the puzzle.
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For 44 years, they've been trying to get Right to Try.
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The Cavs were poised to get right back in the series.
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What did Parks and Rec get right and wrong about 2017?
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That said, here's one thing that the program's critics get right.
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Writer Jack Thorne said it took 46 drafts to get right.
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Anyway, let's get right back to our guest of the morning.
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Even so, it is experimental and notoriously difficult to get right.
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And you know what they've done to get right around it?
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Okay, let's get right to it: What is Area 51, really?
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The things that I think they didn't get right were two-fold.
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The town hall format is hard to get right for a moderator.
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I definitely do want to get right and I know I will.
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It's not MagSafe, but it's the closest you can get right now.
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VICE: Why on earth do you think you lot get right-swiped?
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You didn't even have to read the Fanon book to get right.
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It's an ongoing thing we need to make sure we get right.
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Their is a walking trail that will get right to the stadium.
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It encapsulates everything Sonos is and everything Sonos needs to get right.
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"This is something that we wanted to get right," Petitpas Taylor said.
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"The main thing they get right is just how brutal it was."
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It's a beautiful concept that nobody has been able to get right.
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But if not, try this site and get right to the point.
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MELISSA LEE: Let's get right to our Squawk newsmaker of the morning.
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But the best part… …the Jenny Bird earrings. MUST. GET. RIGHT. NOW.
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But as I said before these aren't easy things to get right.
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And, you know, I never get right down to $20 billion anyway.
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I'll get right on that as soon as I'm done going Paleo.
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The company argues that this is a tricky feature to get right.
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And my advice to you is just get right back to work.
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Why are these basics so hard for most brands to get right?
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But for me I just want to get right back to it.
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What else did WALL-E get right about our increasingly robotic world?
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Let's align around what's critically important to get right – and deliver it.
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It's loaded with emotions, it's expensive, and it's hard to get right.
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Now, let's get right into the important issues, like video game skeletons.
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Well, I'll get right to it: Ja Rule is looking for Banksy.
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Honestly, we're not sure even which is harder to get right now.
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Let's get right to it: what do you think will happen next?
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"We need all the wins we can get right now," Hellickson said.
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How much did Adam Rifkin get right about you in his script?
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It sounds dumb, but some companies that I didn't get right away.
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And then I guess the question is, what did they get right?
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" AHA emphasized that "these guidelines are too important not to get right.
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Beyond that, they have an offense to get healthy and get right.
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"We're looking for any answer we can get right now," Booker said.
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We skip over the thinking and feeling, and get right to doing.
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Here's what they hope to get right, and what could go wrong.
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You get right away why they pay 40 cents a kilowatt hour.
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"The science on this stuff is hard to get right," Doten said.
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It was too important not to complete, and not to get right.
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Nothing required more work to get right than the stand-up comedy.
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Should we just get right to it, explain why you're at LinkedIn?
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But other choices are best to get right the first time around.
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Hiko did just that and Get-Right started shooting, but Hiko reacted with unbelievable speed, whipping around 180 degrees and killing Get-Right so quickly that it took the commentators a couple seconds to even realize what happened.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Smart rings are a tricky thing to get right.
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Unlike those creations, their phalanges took a little more finagling to get right.
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So, let&aposs not waste any more time and get right to it.
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The 2999.99 MacBook Air is the cheapest MacBook you can get right now.
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But what surprises me is that it's the easiest thing to get right.
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Marketing and distribution were easier to get right on the mainland than overseas.
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But that's a little more nuanced than I'm trying to get right now.
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Schrader explained that the composer's biography was the most difficult to get right.
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An everyday product shouldn't be so hard to get right or so expensive.
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What did you want your show to get right that they get wrong?
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What did the show get right or wrong about how that was depicted?
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Tweets get right to the point with the information or thoughts that matter.
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Sure. Kinda need all the help we can get right now so, yea.
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"This is a question that is really important to get right," he said.
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What calls did we get right, and which did we muck up profoundly?
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Magic Mike's dancers' bios are ones that would get right-swiped on Tinder.
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In directing or observing the animators, what was most challenging to get right?
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There are a lot of important details to get right before the launch.
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That was another thing I was trying to get right, like the mix.
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But its story also shows why industrial policy is hard to get right.
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Not only are Nevada polls challenging to do, they're challenging to get right.
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Let's get right into it and go through what the hell just happened.
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The environment is very concerning, and we'll get right on top of it.
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Lopez showed off her famous derrière while performing her 2005 single "Get Right."
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Now making espresso at home takes a lot of practice to get right.
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Hey, it's as close to snow as Los Angeles is gonna get, right?
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They sought advice to get right to the heart of it, Lamar said.
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And it's one that Zuckerberg admits Facebook won't get right all the time.
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Let's get right into it, because 10053 is a lot of teams. 10043.
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There's nothing quite like the feeling you get right before going on a vacation.
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Lisbeth Salander, just as she is hard to understand, is hard to get right.
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After eating peanut butter on Ezekiel toast, I get right into cleaning the apartment.
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If you don't get right opportunity at the right time, the talent fades away.
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But the White House needs to buy into it and get right behind it.
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Then I'd get right to it: Today I'm going to be talking about YouTubers.
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Well, hold one — dive into a shark tank and that's what you get, right?
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Hiring well at that kind of speed, she found, is hard to get right.
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A lot to cover with my panel, so let&aposs get right to it.
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But because Emma is very blonde naturally, the color is tricky to get right.
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I'd love to be able to find out ... how much did I get right?
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"Still, it's not something we'll run off to the store to get right away."
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Now they're just a thing: Important to get right, but not an existential issue.
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"It sounds simple but in practice, but it's hard to get right," says Crawford.
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This is an important part of the equation that many cities don't get right.
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Hardware startups are also difficult to get right; just take a look at Nest.
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That blog, called Get Right Maine, is run by Lance Dutson, a Republican operative.
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That's one of the things that I really think we need to get right.
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Taxes are also one of those "adult" things that are important to get right.
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The good news is that you can get right with the taxman this spring.
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You learn how to get right down to work for short periods of time.
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And, naturally, anything that changes the world does take some time to get right.
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However, these are just basic elements that any cheap VR headset should get right.
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Here's an edited version of their conversation: ALEXIS SOLOSKI Let's get right to it.
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This creates the tendency to get right back up every time you fall down.
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But dress shirts were consistently the most difficult thing for me to get right.
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I've got a set of things that I think we need to get right.
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"It is even more important to get right now that the credit is extended."
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Check out "Get Right" below and feel feelings again, just like you used to.
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Placement can be a bit tough to get right the first couple of times.
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So, I give a minimal introduction, and then we get right to the video.
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Here are some of our favorite handwashing products that you can get right now.
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I have a job, that when you get right down to it, is pointless.
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The menu is full of things that take years of practice to get right.
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The Copa shot, as it's become known, reportedly took eight takes to get right.
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Mondays are my busiest days, so I sit down and get right to it.
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Fill out this form and our sales team will get right back to you.
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Let's just get right to why the new iPhones are ugly, front and back.
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These plans can be difficult to get right, particularly for banks with shoddy controls.
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Here are all the best over-ear headphone deals you can get right now.
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There is a lot to catch up on, so let's get right to it.
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"One of the most important things to get right is starting pay," Bowen said.
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This creates the tendency to get right back up every time you fall down.
|
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What are the most important features to get right when designing golf community homes?
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And ordering jeans from an e-comm is probably the hardest purchase to get right.
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Each trick took at least 20 takes, some took up to 50 to get right.
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Let&aposs get right to Jeff Paul who is in Thailand with the latest. Jeff?
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Lots to talk about so let me get right to Loretta Mester, Cleveland Fed President.
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And they sort of love me, I guess, when you get right down to it.
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She figured she would take off a few weeks and get right back to work.
|
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Since the biggest change in the 5T is the display, let's get right into it.
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The hefty turnover at Alphabet suggests that may be a difficult formula to get right.
|
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A third argument about activist fiscal policy—that it is hard to get right—remains.
|
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I head back to work and get right into breaking news instead of turkey news.
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"We get right to work, usually listening to Deftones or Nine Inch Nails," says Walsh.
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That said, it'll be an uphill battle to get right to repair legislation to pass.
|
|
Properly setting expectations is a really important element that this game doesn't really get right.
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But time is still of the essence, so let's get right to the good stuff.
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A lot to cover tonight with my panelists, so let&aposs get right to it.
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And as the base of your face, your foundation is especially crucial to get right.
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"We feel that this is exceptionally important to get right," Neal spokesman Dan Rubin said.
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The second part you have to get right is the timing of your buy orders.
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When you return Believe it or not, you should get right back on the scale.
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Is there one that stands out to you that was the toughest to get right?
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We'll get right to it: The Sonos One smart speaker is on sale for $175.
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I definitely want more eventually, I just don't know what I would get right now.
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It's a long and tedious process that can take weeks to complete and get right.
|
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"[Cimber] was a very, very blunt man—that part [Netflix] did get right," Manley said.
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Bezar launched back in March of 2015 with a simple premise: get right everything Fab.
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No way around this one, sorry: We're going to want to get right into brains.
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Each stage of that process is incredibly involved and requires intense testing to get right.
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Still, the S5e is about as good as an Android tablet can get right now.
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It's only three days away, and we have a lot of stuff to get right.
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We have starts like that and we expect to get right back in the game.
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Cool completely before eating, or just get right in there while they're hot and gooey.
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And when shooting small children or babies, get right down on the floor to shoot.
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But when you get right down to it, it's a bit of an elitist world.
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If our head ain't right, how the [explicit] y'all expect our shoulders to get right?
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Niagara Falls' Cave of the Winds experience lets you get right up to the falls.
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This should be the one thing every president ought to be able to get right.
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Once a crisis unfolds, the most important thing to get right is the policy response.
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"My goal is always to get right to the edge of silly," Mr. Baldwin said.
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Disentangling that is a shared responsibility, something we owe to each other to get right.
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Here's how to get right with the IRS and nab that child care tax credit.
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Failure is possible, but know that if you fall you can get right back up.
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COLBERT: Let's get right to the actual events that are happening this month in Bedford.
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I want to get right this question of what happens in an Alex Jones case.
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The hardest parts to get right were the subtle moves: the steps forward and back.
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It felt great to get right back into my career and bring my baby to set.
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Channel 4 identified the email system as ProtonMail, a service that anyone can get right now.
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Jason drinks enough to get right, but I know he won't get fucked up like that.
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We rounded up some of the best options so you can get right to the trails.
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Let's get right to it: The Microsoft Surface Book 2 is available for $1540.32 on Walmart.
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The issue in Syria's a very important one, and it's one we need to get right.
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The snap closure can be a little tricky to get right by feel, but attaches solidly.
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"Feels like the world could use all the love it can get right now," Melton wrote.
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Ohhh never a dull moment at the Picciurro house … so let's just get right into it.
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The latter is, in our opinion, the hardest part of a fresh face to get right.
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Soften an imageSoftening an image can be difficult to get right but here's a quick shortcut.
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"Every day you just get right back on the roller coaster and start throwing up," said.
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"T-X is a program we've got to get right," Air Force chief of staff Gen.
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This last criteria is the most prone to controversy, and the most difficult to get right.
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"Feels like the world could use all the love it can get right now," she began.
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What they almost never get right is what's going to happen once a market place occurs.
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I'm gonna be back in the gym later today maybe, and get right back in there.
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More on the festival itself later, but let's get right to the point of my enlightenment.
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Casterman's artistic director Michel Bareau said the new edition had taken since 2014 to get right.
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With a billion people in India not online, it's the most important [country] to get right.
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And what you get at the top is often what you'll get right through that sport .
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Their very existence is the one dark piece I cannot get right with in all this.
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Venture capital funds are mainly judged based on the big bets they get right, Gordon said.
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Then get right to work on stopping those hellbent on upending the gains seen under ObamaCare.
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Get right to shopping or keep reading for 24 of the products we found most useful.
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"We lose this one, but we get right back at it," Islanders defenseman Travis Hamonic said.
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She also dishes on her upcoming album and why it's taking so long to get right.
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This took a lot of work to get right on the development side, too, offers Lambros.
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Expect both sides, in both chambers, to get right to work on drafting "phase-four" ideas.
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And sure: Both of those shows, when you get right down to it, are pretty nerdy.
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At first, his goal was to get right back in the saddle, working nonstop in finance.
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Dropping their backpacks on the scrubby grass, they get right to it, enacting the Scottish tragedy.
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She loved the systematization of it, the reams of things to memorize and to get right.
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But that kind of small-scale business can also be extremely difficult to get right. Drive.
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I think that's what "Practical Magic" got wrong and what "Rules of Magic" could get right.
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Hand sanitizer is hard to come by, but alcohol pads are easier to get right now.
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At first, the only Down entry I was able to get right away was 4D's OLÉ.
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BECKY QUICK: All right, let's get right to the news with our newsmaker of the morning.
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Truth is hard to get right, especially at times of tragedies like that at Grenfell Tower.
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But it's also the kind of business that can be extremely difficult to get right. Drive.
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"It felt like a huge responsibility that I wanted to try to get right," Ms. Erivo.
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The Theragun G3PRO is one of the best percussive therapy guns you can get right now.
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That's going to be a difficult balancing act to get right, but it can be done.
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They&aposre made separately from the head and take a bit of practice to get right.
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Here are ten deals from the Mashable Shop that you can get right here, right now.
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Entire ecosystems flourish in the tide pools — and you can get right up next to them.
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Imagine if this conversation only had one of us, we would just get right through it.
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What's a song that you had to wrestle with for a long time to get right?
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London-based Malaysian chef Mandy Yin's signature laksa usually takes hours of labor to get right.
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Let's get right to it: Are Donald Trump's complaints about the Republican delegate selection process justified?
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What better way to understand it than to get right into the belly of the beast?
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These are basic things that we should be able to get right and who is it affecting?
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It's only a $2 difference, but it's the kind of fact that you have to get right.
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Watch for the bald guy who squeezed through the crowd to get right up to Mimi's window.
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The best way to survive a traumatic encounter is to get right back on the horse, right?
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But prevention policies are hard to get right, even if they save money in the long run.
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" Garcia continued ... "I think he needs to get right back on focus cause we need to fight.
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Her boiled egg hack turned out to be a way too whacky for us to get right.
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I have a ton of work to do/catch up on, so I get right to it.
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"I definitely want more eventually, I just don't know what I would get right now," she said.
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We have a lot to do to prepare for this audit, so we get right to it.
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This turns out to be quote the mood-setter, and they get right back down to business.
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Let me explain: Because of my aforementioned skin problems, foundation is a critical product to get right.
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Video was a tough space to get right — which is why businesses like Skype were still thriving.
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In fact, all smartphones are made of pretty toxic shit when you get right down to it.
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We try to get right to the edge, with as little edge as possible, without stepping over.
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I'm not gonna put a timeline on it because this is too important to not get right.
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Should Stanton get right, the Marlins just might have enough to make their first postseason since 2003.
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It's impossible to get right 100% of the time, but Origins gets close to a perfect experience.
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Part of it was due to Nicholas who just likes to get right to it very early.
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She can "see through whatever is superfluous and unnecessary and get right down to it," Kopp said.
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On this brisk autumn day, we'll get right to the stories that filled our minds this week.
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Yes, I could definitely use some rest, so let's get right to the puzzle and their notes.
|
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I want to get right into it, what do think country music teaches us about being American?
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The negotiations over North Korea's possible denuclearization are overwhelmingly critical to get right for two major reasons.
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They're simultaneously the most important to get right since they form the foundational layer of your outfits.
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"There were a lot of technical features to this that we had to get right," he said.
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It's the rom-com everyone's trying to copy and get right but they haven't been able to.
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Unsurprisingly, it's a really important night for the company — and it's a hard one to get right.
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GREATEST HITS By Laura Barnett The "Best Of" compilation can be a tricky thing to get right.
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It's got big power, big specs, and the biggest, most glorious display you can get right now.
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It was also something the three women behind the company wanted to make sure to get right.
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LET'S GET RIGHT TO IT, NELSON, NOW WE KNOW THAT WHEN DAVID-- NELSON PELTZ: GOOD MORNING, JIM.
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" She continued: "What you get at the top is often what you'll get right through the sport.
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Instead of discovering where you are and where things are, you can get right to enjoying things.
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What the Genovesi get right, they get spectacularly right, and they simply keep on doing it forever.
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There&aposs a detail even more subtle than movement that the animators needed to get right: breathing.
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Admittedly, picks in later rounds are harder to get right, since those teams must win several times.
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It's not like we can relax after it — we've got to get right back on the pony.
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Trying to do that again today would get right back to the issue of increasing the deficit.
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Trump reportedly once called Fox News to get right-wing commentator Ann Coulter back on the network.
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"I'm Nip Hussle the great, middle fingers in your face, uh / Turn off the lights, turn up my mic / Roll up some flight, let's all get right," he rapped over a soulful sample of "Who Am I" by the O'Jays from Crenshaw's "All Get Right" featuring J Stone.
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The citizens of Ryan Murphy's fictional Michigan town undoubtedly need both, but it's worth trying to get right.
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If I did, the only thing I'd get right now would be my birth name because I'm adopted.
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This is the best phone-based VR experience you can get right now, and it's not even close.
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You can really get right into the root of the lash because of the shape of the wand.
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Get right onstage in this exclusive VR performance that will confirm who is the forever Queen of Noise.
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Those course corrections are long overdue, and are increasingly critical to get right, as this new data shows.
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What did DC get right this time that it couldn't capture with most of its other recent films?
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Let's get right into it: I'd like to ask you more about your transition... in career that is.
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But for New York girls in the know, those are the two coolest piercings to get right now.
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"Episode 2 was a really, really hard episode to get right, and took a long time," Rothenberg says.
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And I want to get right to that because he becomes the central figure now in this investigation.
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Atmospheric models are notoriously tricky to get right, as there's a lot of variables to take into account.
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"We get right to the good part and she's like, 'Okay, I gotta go outside,&apos" said Bell.
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" She doesn't think diets are worth it, because eventually you just "get right back to where you started.
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The hardest thing to get right about pho, a well-loved Vietnamese beef noodle dish, is the broth.
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I want to get right to my interview with Nicole Holofcener, one of my favorite writers and directors.
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Click ahead to check out every E.L.F. product you can get right now — for nearly half the price.
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"I decided to not take a break afterwards and kind of get right back into it…" Phelps says.
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"Sometimes it hurts when you fall, but you just have to get right back up and keep going."
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She obviously understands the issues in a substantive way and will be ready to get right to work.
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Let's get right into it: Just how incestuous is Jon + Dany, according to science, law, and social mores?
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In the end, using the D2000 is both a task and artistic expression, which I'll get right to.
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The 14-year-old son of a convict and addict, he's trying to get right with the Lord.
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When spring rolls around, though, I stash the sappy crap and get right back into the fast stuff.
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" When you get right down to it, Simons makes money because human behavior will never be completely "efficient.
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And then we get right down to business sipping vodka at a leather friendly neighborhood institution, the Pumpjack.
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This is hard to get right, even for health care experts, including my Upshot colleague, Dr. Aaron Carroll.
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VICE: Let's get right to it: What the hell is going on inside the Trump campaign right now?
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Let's get right to it with a song about Los Angeles Dodgers newcomer, the left-hander Julio Urias!
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Parents can choose to reward their kids with money toward their goals for each question they get right.
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IF WE CAN GET RIGHT AWAY $14 FOR EACH OF FIVE COUNTY PAPERS AND $20 FOR TITUSVILLE HERALD .
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So, really, when you get right down to it, the Knicks may not have lost much at all.
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Theater is hard enough to get right when it emerges from coherent need, not a cultural blind date.
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Which to me is really an incredibly interesting story about fundraising, when you get right down to it.
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But the one thing I had to get right was hiring a dedicated and motivated team of teachers.
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Goldsworthy's intention, he says, was to get ''right into the skin of the place'' — and of the viewer.
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Here, the hardest thing to get right was the shape of the "7" created by the seven C's.
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Books of The Times Let's get right to the overwhelming question: What does it mean to experience something?
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And I'll ask a number of open-ended questions about what's important to get right as a leader.
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Guests with general admission tickets couldn't get right up by the stage — that was a reserved VIP area.
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See how many of these questions, and others, you can get right in our special 2019 News Quiz.
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And as far as footwear is concerned, that's the one ingredient I just can't seem to get right.
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I get to work and get right back to working on our event, it's only two days away!
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"There are a handful of issues that if we don't get right we have real problems," Obama said.
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A fight competition premise allows Enter the Dragon to dispense with plot and get right to the battles.
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Better devices will obviously hit the market, but the iPhone 8 is as good as they get right now.
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They are the basic things that—if you don't get right—kills the mission because people can get sick.
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But Starrz's new video for "Get Right" featuring SlickboySupe is a whimsical fantasy about becoming rich in an instant.
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And the wider effort to get right to repair laws for hardware on the books in multiple states continues.
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It's a varied roster of discoveries, so let's get right to the school's choices, in no specifically ranked order.
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At this point, these types of incidents do not need a florid introduction, so we'll get right into it.
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There's something I call the triple revolution that we have to get right in cities, and further away too.
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It was a hectic week in unicorn land so, I'm just going to get right to the good stuff.
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Many have tried and failed to create a game streaming service, and it's a challenging thing to get right.
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"Search is probably the hardest thing to get right and one of the biggest advantages YouTube has," he says.
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There's a reason long shots like this aren't often attempted in Hollywood: they're a giant pain to get right.
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It will be interesting to check out — for obvious reasons, this is a really important feature to get right.
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Raibert noted that a recent video of its bipedal Atlas bot doing parkour took 20 attempts to get right.
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Game streaming is a challenging service to get right, and even Nvidia is trying its hand for PC games.
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Either way, we know you've got a lot of shopping to get to, so let's get right to it.
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But while tube tops might be hard to get right, the resulting look is a reward well worth it.
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But not for Kasich ... he breaks down his conundrum, but tells us one pick he DID actually get right.
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But, Joshua says he ain't holding a grudge -- he hopes Miller can turn his life around and get right.
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"The issue with PSFL is that there are a lot of details you have to get right," said Kantrowitz.
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This ode to Trump is part of a broader attempt by Cruz to get right with the Trump base.
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Pros: Plenty of colors and designs available, more comfortable than the originalsCons: Sizing can be difficult to get right
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And, when you get right down to it, this is a much more plausible explanation than little green men.
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So let's get right to what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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She's the kind of person that can tease you and get right to your core but also it's affectionate.
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Château Shatto has a wall of Van Hanos paintings that are mordant, bizarre, and get right between your ribs.
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Because this film absolutely nailed the single most important thing a new Ghostbusters movie needed to get right: casting.
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For 44 years, they've been trying to get Right to Try ... I got it approved and it wasn't easy.
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A week after their offense finally seemed to get right, the Steelers' Big Three were at it once again.
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Students: Read the entire article and take the quiz, then tell us: — How many questions did you get right?
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It's not perfect, but it's about as close as a compact laptop is probably going to get right now.
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Right now, there's a lot of things in Core Instagram that we're trying to really build to get right.
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It&aposs more important now than ever to get right to the point in about six to eight words.
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The show's writers have said they wanted to "get right up to that line" of irredeemability without crossing it.
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Moreover, both authorizers and appropriators can be assured that the most important provisions to get right are cost-free.
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If you want a tax credit for paying your nanny, you'll have to get right with the IRS first.
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So, if you're down to post a super close-up square of your nipple, then get right to it.
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In sequence between the equally sublime "Call Casting" and "Get Right Witcha," it's a huge, wacky, wobbly, ominous monster.
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The trickiest song to get right in the studio was actually one that is not on the record, interestingly.
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The ending took several tries to get right, but we're obsessed with it, and we hope readers will be, too.
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Every muggle dreams of being a wizard in Hogwarts, but how many Harry Potter trivia questions can you get right?
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I'll stop fretting about my gaming FOMO and get right to it, with my personal top ten games of 2016.
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It's a big win for them, it's a tough loss for us, but seeing that we get right back it.
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Still, even for those who do not have student debt, O'Leary says you should get right to work after graduating.
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Yeah, I'll be sure to call The Great Messiah known as Obama and ask him to get right on it.
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It's not just the landscape that mattered to the designers — the sky and light were also important to get right.
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You know that "oh man, what have I done?" feeling you get right after you make a drastic hair change?
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When we get home I get right to bed, text my friends and family that I'm okay and pass out.
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Provided you're okay with the higher-than-average price, these are definitely the fully wireless buds I'd get right now.
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If you crash, the game just warps you back to the throng and you get right back to your goals.
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Lash lifts and lash services in general are a lot easier to mess up than they are to get right.
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LET'S GET RIGHT TO IT. THE MARKET LOOKS LIKE IT FELL OUT OF BED THIS MORNING ON CONCERN OVER CHINA.
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Major social policy that benefits millions of people, for many generations, is something that can take years to get right.
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This is one thing the Magic Socks get right: The benefits of the sock were the same on both days.
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"The truth of the matter is sequels are hard, and 'Love Actually' was very hard to get right," Curtis explained.
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Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint all have some form real live 5G that you can get right now.
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He explains what popular TV shows and movies like "Narcos" and "Sicario" get right and wrong about Mexican drug cartels.
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Amidst all the big, intractable issues Congress is grappling with, this is one that should be possible to get right.
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Nude tights are notoriously difficult to get right, but Heist's 030 shade came very close to my actual leg shade.
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But what did SpaceX get right, and what are some of the unmet opportunities other ventures are beginning to address?
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But for every aspect Chromebooks like these get right, there's always some fundamental annoyance that's just difficult to live with.
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"And we have to figure out why we got it wrong, so we can figure out how to get right."
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It's not that they are that hard to cook (though they do take a bit of practice to get right).
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For her, the mind is the first area people need to get right, from both a goal and attitude perspective.
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We've got four witnesses and an estimated bajillion hours of testimony to go through, so let's get right to it.
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That was one correction that proved a broader point: Tax jargon is intimidating and hard for anyone to get right.
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Among other things, low latency is one of the most important things that game streaming services have to get right.
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The Angels threatened to get right back into it against Rangers starter Edinson Volquez in the bottom of the first.
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The combo of flame-grilled meat, bread, spices, and sauce also takes a lot of culinary skill to get right.
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When the larvae transform into adult beetles, they get right back to it, only now they dispatch amphibians even more brutally.
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G&A is the boring stuff like accounting, finance and facilities — important things to get right, but not where innovation happens.
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The consensus seems to be that capes are not really that aerodynamic at all, when you get right down to it.
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Look at all those portsThe TwinView might be the ROG Phone's most interesting accessory, but also the hardest to get right.
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We thought it was the most important thing to get right; then we figured we could make the other pieces fit.
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Hiring managers view hundreds of applications within a short time-frame, so it's imperative that you get right to the point.
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"People who wouldn't normally play these kinds of games can get right in, and they're really good at it," Luisi says.
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But they're in some ways harder to get right than plant-based meats, which have made tremendous strides in recent months.
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This is the top-of-the-line, best-of-the-best, impress-your-friends Model S you can get right now.
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Now Nico is going to leave me, and I'm gonna go wet my hair, and we're gonna get right into it.
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So what's the perfect job that fits in all of those things that I can go out and get, right now?
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"Get right back at it and just kind of get rid of that game because that's not our team," Alzner said.
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HP Spectre x2The hardest part to get right on a hybrid device is the keyboard, and the Spectre x2 nails it.
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The "Get Right" singer reposted the photo, using the same caption as she gears up for her 48th birthday on Monday.
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However, it is difficult to get right, and you have to go really slowly, but you'll get the hang of it.
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Coincidentally, we got a few emails about sewage and poop and the differences between them, so let's get right into it.
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Let's get right to that and what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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So, you have to get right near the edge of where it is going to blow up to get the sound.
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You've waited 10 years for this, so I'll get right to the point: Yes, The Last Guardian is a wonderful game.
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We've rounded up five easy ways for you to get right down to the core of your coconut (no chainsaw necessary).
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The Nutri Ninja is on our list of the best personal blenders you can get right now, and for good reason.
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INSIDER spoke with Victoria Lartey-Williams, Victorious Events NYC, about what romantic comedies get right and wrong about tying the knot.
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For authenticity's sake, it was something Turner said he could only get right in the rush of those final few minutes.
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Viewers can stretch into one aspect of the episode, then get right back to watching what happens—like a rubber band.
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"Tax cuts and fee reductions get right to the spot in tackling the pains and difficulties" currently troubling businesses, he said.
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Most Texans know that when you fall off a horse, the best thing to do is get right back on again.
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That way, the board would never have an opportunity to inquire about your plans and you could get right to work.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: WELL ON THAT NOTE, LET'S GET RIGHT TO THE BIG NEWSMAKER OF THE HOUR, TREASURY SECRETARY STEVE MNUCHIN.
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" Being paid more for working less time can be tricky, and Branson admits it's a "difficult balancing act to get right.
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When polls show that Americans back reasonable and humane immigration policies giving millions a chance to get right with the law.
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Let's get right to that and what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Then you'll be tempted to get right back on drugs when you get out and your jeans at home don't fit.
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This is the easiest possible thing to get right and instead viewers were subjected to the year's most baffling graphic design.
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Child always told her audience that cooking is personal, something you don't always get right, something you shouldn't take too seriously.
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So, let's get right into it: Will Wholesome Wave have to adjust its approach toward policy makers if Trump is elected?
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It's one of the hardest things for marketers to measure but one of the most important things for them to get right.
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The Neapolitan novels will be hard to get right, but Ferrante is supposedly going to be involved, which is a good sign.
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This makes WIRED Recommends more than just an award; it's a filter to get right to the gear we think truly rocks.
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Between those factors and that reasonable price tag, it is clearly the best laptop you can get right now for under $1,000.
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The ballpoint-like dotting tool makes it beyond easy to master, so you can get right to it — before everyone else does.
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Three reasons why the 2018 tax season is painful – and how to get right for next year: Did you owe this spring?
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The problem is that TikTok's one-at-a-time feed works great for punchy, short videos that get right to the point.
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We need all the beauty and comfort that we can get right now, especially after a weekend filled with such horrendous news.
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That'll be crucial to get right if the company wants to not only keep its users from leaving, but also attract more.
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One example, which Wilson included in the petition, was an OkCupid ad on Facebook that said: "Foreplay or get right to it."
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I'm going to get right to the point: Beats' Powerbeats Pro wireless earbuds are terrific if AirPods don't cut it for you.
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Facebook needs as much positive PR as it can get right now amidst all its scandals, and WhatsApp might be its ticket.
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Authors can't spend page after page on descriptions; they have to hone their characters and plot to get right to the point.
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Assessing one's appetite for risk is, therefore, one of the most important things an investor needs to get right from the beginning.
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There are off-menu items as well, including a bamboo soup that their mother perfected but that Kim can't quite get right.
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Audible is now letting readers of erotic fiction get right to the action with a "Take Me To The Good Part" feature.
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These headphones exhibit exceptional control of distortions at high frequencies, and get right down to the most granular details on multilayered recordings.
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Here are just a few of the things that NASA's asteroid sample return mission must get right to complete a successful mission.
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It helps the companies put themselves get right out in front of government, and it helps [the government] become informed, educated consumers.
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There are one-liners and running gags and it's hard as hell to get right but brilliant fun to see working well.
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Find out how to streamline the planning stage and get right to the good stuff with a novel outlining course on Udemy.
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The kind of places that can serve up soigné cocktails on a dime, so that you can get right down to business.
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All of these grocery goods require little-to-no preparatory effort on your part, so you can get right down to partying.
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Those really need to be the basics that you get right before you start to add the flourishes that make it pretty.
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But for us to get right on healthcare reform, our focus needs to be on the cost-benefit analysis, first and foremost.
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"This contribution could be part of the foundation trying to get right with the IRS or state of New York," said Owens.
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Instead of spelling out that you have a record of doing awesome things, skip the intro and get right into concrete examples.
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To help you out, we've rounded up 20 fashion, beauty, and home buys that you can get right now for under $50.
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The desire to get right-wing critics off one's back may also explain why the news media keep falling for fake scandals.
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They weren't supposed to touch the guys, but the girls did jump in front of them and get right in their faces.
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It's entirely possible that Republicans could get right up to 49 votes again and still fail to get the final, crucial vote.
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So let's get right to that and everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Users can speak commands like, "Alexa, reheat my coffee," or "Alexa, defrost these vegetables," and the microwave will get right to it.
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As an English actor, going into an American production with a huge American audience, that was something I wanted to get right.
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So that was truly an opportunity to try to get right the most creative and beautiful and spiritual inventor of our era.
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We'll spare you another passport joke and get right to it: Click through our slideshow for the raddest haircuts sweeping nine international cities.
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But I think Booker is a way better player than Bibbs and will get right Week 10 against an execrable Saints run defense.
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The problem, as we've been discussing here on Techdirt for a while, is that content moderation at scale is impossible to get right.
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And it seems to get right what the Wii U got wrong, even if the games available at launch are a bit disappointing.
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Curtis is no-nonsense and not afraid to get right to the point; the same could be said about present-day Laurie Strode.
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With so much to do, "The Witcher 3" is one of the best values you can get right now in a video game.
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DAVID FABER: Let's just get right to it, in fact, because we are joined of course by Steve Mollenkopf, the CEO of Qualcomm.
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Being an event planner is not about what you get right or how much you get done, it's about what you get wrong.
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He likened it to the feeling you get right before you get into a fist fight or scoring a giant bag of cocaine.
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Here in the early 21st century, if you want to be president you need to get right down in the thick of it.
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Wireless earbuds are a lot harder to get right, though, so there's no guarantee version one will be as much of a knockout.
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"I just think it's like a little piece of art that you better get right if you ever do it again," he shared.
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But compared to heart rate, which can be measured through optical sensors, measuring blood pressure is trickier to get right for wearables makers.
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I know it because I've seen it in the lives of people across America who get knocked down and get right back up.
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Or, in the case of these animation studios, it seemingly took 20 years to stop recreating the one thing they did get right.
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The backyard setting itself proved one of the biggest challenges for the team, with scale being the most prominent element to get right.
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"I could go on and on, but I'd like to get right to the point — can I give you a hug?" asked Cyrus.
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He makes it using a majority of flat plates that vary in colors and hues, and it can be tricky to get right.
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That first evening Bonz landed a trick called the Lighthouse, which his friend had been trying to get right for about six months.
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Like Nauman, but coming from a very different place, Florian can get right at the infantile, repetitive name calling we have all experienced.
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Because there are so many things you have to research and get right, and I knew he would be so diligent about that.
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So, if you'd kindly let me up, dust me down, apologize, and get out of my house, I'll get right back to it.
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I just love her uplifting spirit — to accept failure in life and get right back up — because that's just what real people do.
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And what our hope is, is that obviously they're focused on national security, which is really important and they've got to get right.
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But it did get me thinking about what the collective "we" get right and wrong about the arcs of coverage in this administration.
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Antimissile systems are extremely costly — the U.S. has spent over $219 billion on them to date — and also extremely difficult to get right.
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This statement, for obvious reasons, speaks to the idea that soldering is something of an art form that takes time to get right.
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This stuff is tough to get right, as evidenced by the fact that two major pro leagues can't seem to figure it out.
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It's a little tricky to get right, but the app handily includes some editing tools for getting rid of unwanted parts of the image.
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All these new gestures definitely feel a little messy — especially that swipe-and-hold move, which took me a few tries to get right.
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These are complex issues to get right and we look forward to working with the Government and Parliament to ensure new regulations are effective.
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But it's a decision-based-- but again, it gets down to the future earning power of Apple when you get right down to it.
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So we teamed up with the beloved brand to create the coolest version yet — spring-ready espadrilles, which you can only get right here.
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But it's a decision-based ... but again, it gets down to the future earning power of Apple when you get right down to it.
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They're a bit rusty, but Mulder and Scully get right back into the swing of things, and I still believe the chemistry between them.
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Keep scrolling to see some of the amazing savings you can get right now at Walmart — but hurry, they end on Monday, May 28.
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Frizzy, curly hair that he himself deals with as a man of Israeli descent is extremely hard to get right with video game lighting.
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The touch gestures took a little bit of work to get right and could definitely use some calibration as Sony continues work on these.
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At certain venues around the country sports fans will be able to don virtual-reality, head-mounted displays to get right into the action.
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GAVIN PATHROSS likes his Americano at a particular strength, with exactly 2.8 shots of espresso, an order that human baristas struggle to get right.
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The positioning was harder to get right on the other chargers, the pad and the portable charger, which made the experience a bit annoying.
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Casper is the brand to get right now (podcast enthusiasts know) and it's about time that you experience the obsession: From now until Feb.
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Fresh food is one of the hardest things for retailers to get right, as it requires frequent deliveries and fast sales to avoid spoiling.
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Here are 10 tough riddles that you might be able to get right on your first try if you really know what you're doing.
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Below, we break down the best deals you can get right now and why you might want to snap them up before they're gone.
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Some features might break; others might take too much time to get right and have to be deprioritized for the sake of the project.
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"The photojournalistic approach is to get right in there and give you an idea of where people live and what they endure," Umbach said.
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In addition to being the most complex, the Fed's definition is the most important one to get right as it pertains to your business.
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"They know what they hear on the street, and … they don't get right info, and they default to the most fearful information," he added.
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Whether you are cooking a steak on a grill or barbecue, the one thing to get right is timing, to avoid over- or undercooking.
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JOHN HARWOOD: MELISSA, WE'LL GET RIGHT INTO IT. SENATOR SCHUMER, FIRST OF ALL, YOU KNOW THEY CAN PASS THIS WITHOUT ANY OF YOUR VOTES.
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"If we don't get right, God is going to judge us, and let me tell you it is going to be painful," Bright said.
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Delivery might be a small piece of the puzzle, but it's a crucial piece for engineers to get right before drones hit their stride.
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If you're a regular Starbucks customer (or even if you're not), you're going to want to get right on the latest deal from Groupon.
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If Wentz can turn that into a learning experience, the loss will hardly matter, and he should get right back to winning this week.
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LIESMAN: LET'S GET RIGHT TO IT. LAST TIME WE TALKED, YOU HAD NOT RAISED OR ALTERED YOUR ECONOMIC FORECAST BECAUSE OF THE TAX CUTS.
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A dress was finished when he said it was finished (one honeycomb pattern took him, he once told me, six years to get right).
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Hellish to get right but heaven when it clicks, as this one does, the pantoum is the perfect companion when one goes a-courting.
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Background: Antimissile systems are extremely costly — the U.S. has spent over $33 billion on them to date — and also extremely difficult to get right.
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We are told that innovation is the most important force in our economy, the one thing we must get right or be left behind.
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The right's effort to get right with Douglass is born of sincere beliefs but also shows a movement's need for a famous black voice.
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The networking architecture will eventually work together but most of what you'll get right now, and probably for the coming years, isn't super fast.
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However, when the scale does tip over into making money (way earlier for some than others), it becomes a crucial area to get right.
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When you get right down to it, three-row SUVs have a simple raison d&aposêtre: provide a ute-alternative to the stigmatized minivan.
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Once the job is done, you get right back in your car and go home, where the routine plays out over and over again.
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"Building a secure access control system is very difficult because there are so many things you need to get right," Hirvonen said in a statement.
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"Feels like the world could use all the love it can get right now," Melton captioned a selfie with the soccer star posted in November.
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Turns out, it's no wonder that not a single designer was able to explain this sink, because it apparently took eight prototypes to get right.
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The singer-songwriter and This Is Us star excitedly told People that once the drama series goes on hiatus, she will get right to recording.
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Before I get into that, I want to get right to Francesca Chambers The Daily Mail White House correspondent, who I believe is in Brussels.
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I guess the flip side of type being the least expensive thing to get right is that it's often the easiest thing to get wrong.
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You can skip the normal-life process of slowly getting to know somebody on the shallowest of levels and get right to the good stuff.
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The hardware-based function controls ensure you won't need any external software for configuration, letting you get right into the action out of the box.
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The new live-action version of Ghost in the Shell has its share of problems, but one thing it does get right is the look.
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"Let me just get right to the point," Jackie Aina started her video reviewing Tarte's Shape Tape foundation, which has more than 4 million views.
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The Huawei Mate 20 Pro isn't the best overall Android smartphone, but some aspects of it are indeed the best anyone can get right now.
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The backing of the panels peel back like a sticker, which sounds super-simple, but definitely takes a little trial and error to get right.
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The Beam nails the small details, including one that companies never seem to get right: allowing you to turn off the TV with your voice.
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Google has had a very patchy history when it comes to social media, and it's an area that the company still trying to get right.
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Some features might break; others might take too much time to get right and have to be de-prioritized for the sake of the project.
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But we know that once they come back — glowing and well-moisturized as always — they'll roll up their sleeves and get right back to work.
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So, the industry can take a (brief) moment to acknowledge the progress it's made — and then get right back to working towards even more progress.
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The 30-year-old quickly pulled out of the tailspin with back-to-back birdies at 15 and 16 to get right back into contention.
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But are we expecting a behavioral dynamic from the police that we ourselves would NEVER get right if we found ourselves in the same situation?
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While defending Bombsite B, Get Right set himself up behind the boxes outside the tunnel, unknowingly setting up for a free shooting spree on Virtus.pro.
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Maybe you'll see an ad for a good deal on a set that you can get right from Amazon on the R1's lock screen.
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Many of us are donating $1 for every question we get right when playing along at home to the Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research.
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"What you don't get right is that girls are into hooking up as much as we are; they come on to us, too," he said.
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The exercises may sound simple, but they take practiceWriting your vision statement may sound easy, but it will probably take several attempts to get right.
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The Xbox One also brings Xbox Game Pass to the table, which is almost inarguably the best game service that you can get right now.
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" It adds: "A good post is almost always a short post" and "get right to the point" and "tell the story in the first sentence.
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Calls would get right to the point and save everyone time, and unicorns would frolic in small business lobbies whilst simultaneously spraying saved-time glitter.
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The rapping and melodies created on standout tracks like "T-Shirt" and "Get Right Witcha" feel like watching synchronized swimming, but with more drug references.
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Mattis told Trump he would "get right on it," but instead developed a plan for a limited air strike that did not threaten Assad personally.
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Let's get right to the obvious argument—the new regime did not hire Gallant, who was believed to be anything but a friend to analytics.
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"One thing the article did get right is it showed that the president's father actually had a great deal of confidence in him," she said.
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There's a lot going on in the beautifully unpredictable worlds of TV, pop music and movies, so today we're going to get right to it.
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In the end, "Tweets get right to the point with the information or thoughts that matter," the company said of the 280-character tweet test.
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" Laura Dern, a supporting actor in the film, (one divorce), said: "The one that I think most people don't get right is to be honest.
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The tricky thing to get right for the organizers is how to allow the couple the freedom to engage with people while keeping everyone safe.
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And, if you really don't know something, say, "I don't have that information right now, but I'll find out and get right back to you."
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A few moments like She's Gotta Have It's tantric sex or Long Shot's super speedy orgasm might entice you to get right into the bedroom.
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But the agenda with China also includes trade and other issues and the preservation of a vital relationship that Mr. Trump needs to get right.
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Background: Antimissile systems are extremely costly — the U.S. has spent more than $300 billion on them to date — and also extremely difficult to get right.
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Many networks are seeking to get right issues with regard to [religious] law and how it plays a part in people's lives here and abroad.
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Why don't you go through what's happened and a little bit of the history of their controversies and then get right to what's happening now?
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They blow through small talk, get right to cooking, let us snap some photos, then ask, "Are we good here?" with one foot out the door.
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Just hours before social media companies face a regulatory reckoning with Facebook's appearance on the Hill, Twitter is taking a step to get right with Congress.
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But that negative average masks a volatile month: January seems to be the hardest month for the BLS to get right in terms of jobs numbers.
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Switch Your Sunscreen To Save CoralAsk any derm, cosmetic chemist, or skin-care brand: Sunscreen is one of the trickiest items to make and get right.
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To get right to the point, gaming on the Omen X 265 is nothing short of awesome, especially for fast-paced games like first-person shooters.
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Well, we had to go home and get right to sleep and then back to work that night to finish the shooting that had been interrupted.
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The "Get Right" singer reposted the photo, using the same caption, before going on a posting spree Monday morning, sharing photos of her cake as well.
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That said, there's one thing the genre does get right: Sometimes, what you've been searching for has been right in front of you the whole time.
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For now, engineers have started with "by far the hardest" part of the system to get right, as Musk has described it: the 18-story spaceship.
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Hiring the right people is easily among the three most important things a startup founder needs to get right if he is serious about his business.
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I think any other form factor you haven't seen yet we've gotta get right, we've got to make sure we keep inventing to make it perfect.
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His father-in-law, President Donald J. Trump, has a bunch of quick tasks he'd like Jared, a White House senior advisor, to get right on.
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"Our full intent is to get right after the Brazil acreage," Jeff Woodbury, Exxon's head of investor relations, said on a conference call following the auction.
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"I won't put a timeline on it, because it's too important to not get right and to put an artificial timeline on it," Ryan, R-Wis.
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"Y'all know I've been going through things and trying to get right with God and stop swearing but I need to speak on something," she wrote.
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The Devils had an excellent chance to get right back in the game later in the first when the Kings were assessed penalties 16 seconds apart.
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The presidency -- especially in the age of wall-to-wall cable TV and social media -- is an impossible job to get right every (or any) day.
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Or if you just want to use the iOS shortcut as is, so you can get right to Dickinson, you can add it by clicking here.
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Still, I probably get right around 8 hours a night (which is great!), but I also can't remember the last time I slept past 7 a.m.
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"This is a significant new initiative that requires critical questions and broad input from regulators and lawmakers to get right," a spokesperson said in an email.
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She also quipped in responding to the Times report that "one thing the article did get right" was detailing the confidence Trump's father had in him.
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"This would not be an acknowledgment of a mistake or an apology or anything like that — just trying to get right with the truth," he said.
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Yeah, one of the things we absolutely need to get right is to ensure the safety that the right passenger is getting into the right vehicle.
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Y'all get right up to the front of the floor-level stage and brandish devil horns with one hand, gripping Lone Star tallboys in the other.
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Delphine is a tough sort of role to get right, but the actor Phoebe Tonkin deploys the character's sexuality with the discipline of a martial artist.
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It also includes effectively washing your hands — something children struggle to get right, since they may get bored or not understand the importance of the practice.
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Instead, we'll just get right down to it: Casper is offering 10% off any order that contains a mattress as part of its Columbus Day sale.
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"It allows players who came off the main tour to get right back on again and not have to drop off for a year," he said.
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The TomTom deal further reduces its dependance on Google — although mapping apps can be notoriously tough to get right, so Huawei isn't in the clear yet.
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"I could go on and on, but I'd like to get right to the point: Can I give you a hug?" she said before the two embraced.
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The sisters get right to it and choose their favorite scent from perfume test strips and sampler bottles with the label Givaudan — a flavor and fragrance manufacturer.
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"You can know, 'Oh, this was $10 cheaper last July,' or you'll see that this is absolutely the lowest price you can get right now," Ramirez says.
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Let's get right down to it: Herewith is the best the internet has to offer on books and related topics for the week of August 1, 2016.
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Plus, once you're paired successfully, which took me a couple of minutes to get right once I plugged in the Retro Receiver, the connection is rock solid.
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But, Saquon says all the haters need to chill ... 'cause Mayfield's just in R&R mode and has plenty of time to get right before next season.
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It's fun!) VR shooters are a difficult genre to get right, especially on the Rift, where (unlike on the HTC Vive) 360-degree motion isn't always possible.
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"We understand there are a lot of trade-offs to get right, and we're committed to consulting with experts and discussing the best way forward," he wrote.
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Nothing says this will be an epic episode quite like Jon Snow face-to-face with a large Dothraki man, so let's get right down to it!
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Refinery29: Let's get right down to it and talk about the scene of Ruth going into the hotel room, not really knowing what is happening to her.
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The second—creating an inclusive workplace—is much harder to get right, but we believe it is required to unleash the potential of having a diverse team.
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I'll get right to the point: Yes, the book is just a collection of Dril's best tweets, "best" being an entirely subjective determination made by Dril himself.
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Let's get right down to business: Here is the best the internet has to offer on books and related subjects for the week of September 26, 2016.
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This is one of the most important pilot programs to get right, because if people feel confident in this kind of system, autonomy is an easy sell.
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Here, the operative word is "almost": Grosvenor is able to get right up to the line separating art from function without either crossing or commenting on it.
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Going gluten free isn't always easy to get right, Tristano said, and it will be more of a test for Starbucks rather than an initial revenue driver.
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If Nintendo knows what it's doing, the Switch will get right what the Wii U got wrong and slot into people's lives just like the NES Classic.
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"It is very complicated to what it was a few years back, and there are so many small things that you have to get right," Raikkonen said.
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Security is one of the toughest things to get right; a hacker only needs to win once, but businesses have to get it right every single time.
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Okay sorry, this is 100 percent on me, give me a second to get a good look at this freaking thing and I'll get right on it.
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Read more:What romantic comedies get right and wrong about weddings, according to a wedding plannerWe did a blind taste test of Dunkin's new Beyond Meat breakfast sandwich.
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Two and a half million tourists take the free ferry each year already, "but they just get right back on and head back to Manhattan," he said.
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I mean, my brother was lynched not long ago, down in Arkansas, but I can see you've got bigger fish to fry—I'll get right on it.
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In a barely-there neon green and hot pink bikini ... Genie made sure to get a couple sets of champagne sippin' and booty poppin' to get right.
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I get right to the good shit, just in case a nuke hits and I've wasted my time flossing my stupid bicuspids first, like a TRUE LOSER.
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What did South Korea, a nation whose total population is only about 22017% that of the United States, get right about its tests that America did not?
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We've been busy over here at the office getting a few big projects ready to publish — stay tuned — so I'll get right to the recipes this week.
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Motorola Moto G7 for $2 ($50 off): The Moto G7 is one of the absolute best Android phones you can get right now (9/10 WIRED Recommends).
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This list of theme entries took a while to get right (and still, only a few weeks ago, I realized STEPHEN HAWKING's name also has this property).
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This was typically buried away in the past, and you can now turn an Xbox One console on and get right back to where you left off.
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"Digital identity is one of the most important things to get right, but there is no silver bullet," Song, who is the CEO, said in an interview.
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That's one of those things about building a company; you have to figure out the right timing, and sometimes you might get right, sometimes you might not.
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That way, once the real Bolt body was in development, the teams responsible for the car's chassis controls, vehicle dynamics, and suspension tuning could get right to work.
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"When you get right down to it, Judge Gorsuch, plain and simple, is one of the most mainstream, respected and exceptionally qualified Supreme Court nominees in American history."
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"Frankly all we can get right now is that her offenses amounted to sneaking food, trying to get food; trying to do things that kids do," he said.
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During a series my pastor in Connecticut taught on the Beatitudes, he taught us how to say breath prayers — short, gritty prayers that get right to the point.
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A lot of the time with music videos, with some artists they only come to the set for an hour and you have to get right to work.
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But the touchscreen is just more intuitive and lets you get right to recording instead of asking you to spend time learning how to use the dang thing.
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You know all their deepest, darkest secrets, see them at their most vulnerable, and sometimes, you get to get right up in their bits to put makeup there.
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In a preview clip exclusive to PEOPLE, Property Brothers star Drew Scott meets his partner Emma Slater and the two get right to work with a dance lesson.
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Because it's a small detail that's easy to get right, and instead, everyone has gotten it wrong for the sake of the story because it's a good quote.
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Apple didn't have its portrait mode ready in time for the iPhone 7 Plus' release, mostly because that's a very complex thing to get right in all circumstances.
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It helps to keep things moving along if you know what I mean, and I can use all the help I can get right now in that department.
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Of course, these sort of work apps are really tough to get right, even with all of the advances to cloud-based collaborative over the past few years.
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The taps and swipes were tricky to get right at first, but I grew accustomed quickly and used them every day to control the music on my phone.
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It's one of those dishes that I can't quite get right, which is one of those things that always pops up in these traditional South Asian food stories.
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For nearly two years I've enjoyed having a nice, get-right-to-the-point article on Wikipedia that describes me as an American journalist and mentions my book.
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"You go to a private company board meeting: we get right down to the meat of the business, and we help the businesses and we're involved," he added.
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Well, you have several — but at a bare minimum, in the Maslovian hierarchy of Things You Should Get Right, please, for the love of Meryl, learn some names.
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Critic's Notebook The past is as close to a vacation as we'll get right now, so our critic will be looking at retro box office numbers for inspiration.
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Critic's Notebook The past is as close to a vacation as we'll get right now, so our critic will be looking at retro box office numbers for inspiration.
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Although the vignettes he related were notoriously untrustworthy, you can choose to be generous and contemplate the thousands of facts and critical opinions he managed to get right.
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"This is not something that is hard to get right if your hands are clean, which only invites suspicion if you don't get it right," Mr. Frankle said.
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The MX Keys is probably the best keyboard within its price range that you can get right now — and better than a lot of more premium-priced hardware.
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Making sure lightsabers actually gave off light was a thing that the Star Wars movies didn't really get right until The Force Awakens, so this is high praise.
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He had known Jackie, whose arrival was imminent, for 56 years, but her interviews could be volatile, and this one was particularly important, he felt, to get right.
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Those vast, sandy deserts contain an astonishing amount of detail and a compelling sense of mystery that the creators at Shedworks have spent years trying to get right.
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And at the end of the day, one thing the voices of complacency do get right is that this bill leaves the broad Dodd-Frank framework in place.
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A really important distinction — that so many of my sloppy fellow journalists do not get right — is he was never tried for statutory rape for sex with minors.
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In a clip for the forthcoming Blue Planet II, you get right up close to spider crabs shedding their shells and marching along the surface in Australia's Mornington Peninsula.
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My panel is here ready for a battle of their own, so let&aposs get right to it with NRA TV contributor and former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino.
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"Well, to get right down to it, it's all about political power, and the Democrats are not shy about lying in order to achieve their political goals," he said.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis arrives at the Pentagon and will likely have to get right to work forging a plan to defeat ISIS and tackling budget and staffing issues.
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Ahead, we rounded up some of the most intriguing answers that get right to the heart of the matter — even if it's not exactly what we wanted to hear.
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We've reported extensively about what types of content are banned by Facebook—how these rules are enforced is tricky to get right, and is the subject of much controversy.
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But this is the closest you can get right now to having that aforementioned tablet in your car, with all the swipes and apps and stuff you already know.
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They're solid and get right to the point of resolving the cave storyline (or most of it anyway) before moving onto larger threats from Alpha and those pesky Whisperers.
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No matter how candidates view the issues of immigration, foreign policy and education, the only thing that they absolutely have to get right is where they have the conversation.
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Even in her infinite wisdom of all the domestic arts, Garten admits in the caption that mixed bouquets are "hard to get right" so she offers an alternative approach.
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" Obama said Americans must decide whether they can tolerate the "hypocrisy" of the current system, which he said doesn't allow immigrants "the chance to get right with the law.
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But when I do my own drawing, there is something that I never quite get right and that becomes the style of why you recognize that that's my piece.
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"These are complex issues to get right and we look forward to working with the government and parliament to ensure new regulations are effective," Stimson said in a statement.
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If you get a standard television, you'll have to hook up some sort of streaming device, but with the Roku TV you'll get right where you want to go.
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Snap needs all the product prowess it can get right now to convince users to weather the overhauled interface that was bashed as confusing by users with early access.
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In areas that previously had no Wi-Fi, I can now get consistent speeds that are about 20% slower than the ones I get right next to my router.
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A crucial aspect of the law is job protection: It lets you focus on your family, knowing that you can get right back to work without losing your job.
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And when you're back home, get right on planning your next getaway — Rosetta Stone will even help prep you with two one-year subscriptions to its language-learning software.
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Devising the perfect formula for a good date —let alone love — is something corporations and scientists are eternally struggling to get right, if it's possible to do at all.
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"These are complex issues to get right and we look forward to working with the government and parliament to ensure new regulations are effective," Stimson said in a statement.
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It'll be a fairly important aspect for Silk Labs to get right — Sense lives in your house and is supposed to be aware of when you're home and away.
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It's actually a much more challenging task to get right, because unlike the tracks from Discover Weekly, there isn't a lot of good data available on brand-new music.
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While it does require some effort to get right, once you learn how to write an effective cover letter, it gets easier and easier each time you do it.
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"To me it&aposs a very dark episode," Göransson said, stating that out of the three episodes shown so far, this one was the most challenging to get right.
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Once all the names are in place, the contestant races back and pulls a level to find out how many of the players' positions they managed to get right.
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It's possible the Broncos will have turned over an entire coaching staff to get right back to where they were last year, but we'll have to wait and see.
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Danielle, Cado, Natalie and Rob sit down to talk lore in games, when it's done well, when it's done poorly, and just why it's so hard to get right.
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The controversies around the game's pricing doesn't mean much to me; what's important about Super Mario Run, the thing they needed to get right, was making a good game.
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If we are to try and prevent domestic violence in our country, then we have to get right down to the low-level forms of abuse and tackle that.
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When he says something, in my experience, he can often get right to the kernel, into the hub of the situation, where you say, 'Damn, of course that's it.
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I get right to it and while having a few cocktails (gin, fresh lemon juice, sparkling water, bitters, Grand Marnier, and Vermouth), I really enjoy my Friday night in.
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There is one thing people do get right about America's Generation X: There aren't that many of us — roughly 65 million, according to recent data from the Census Bureau.
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Although it is sweetened by dates it could just as easily be seen as a smoked trout beignet, or, when you get right down to it, a fish cake.
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"It's going to be a serious challenge and it's not an easy track to get right, so we will have to give it everything," added the four-times champion.
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"One of the most important things to get right is starting pay," Sara Bowen, an attorney who leads Starbucks Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility team, said in a statement.
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We'll nix the obligatory Sex And the City reference, and get right to it: Cynthia Nixon has confirmed that she is running for governor of New York, challenging incumbent Gov.
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High heat and rapid air movement allow you to perfectly cook food even if you forgot to defrost — you can just skip the thawing process and get right to cooking.
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I'm excited to implement some of the new ideas I brainstormed while I was tossing and turning last night, and I get right to it while writing to my clients.
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What those movies get wrong (which Amazon Studios, who just bought the rights, might possibly get right) is that in Tolkien's books, Middle Earth was more important than the characters.
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While we could go on and on about all the love, what with the three engagements and such, let's get right to the part everyone is talking about: the breakup.
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Endings are always difficult to get right (how many otherwise great shows concluded with frustrating finales?), but Game of Thrones faces a larger-than-usual challenge of its own making.
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This post is about the music — specifically, just how much does Pitch Perfect get right when it comes to translating the most sacred of collegiate extracurriculars to the big screen?
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That's important to get right, but for the love of god, figure out what the hell you want your startup's name to be before you reach out to the press.
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Angus, the larger robot that picks up the 800-pound pallets the produce is grown in and brings them to the robotic arm, also took some time to get right.
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Upon awakening, I can roll out of bed, wash up, have a quick bite and coffee, speedily review my email (ignoring the dreadful news-feeds), and get right to work.
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The only competitive advantage we really have besides our brand is finding great people, so that's the one secret sauce to our business that we always attempt to get right.
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If you think getting your winged eyeliner perfectly even is tough on its own, think about how challenging it would be to get right when your eye insists on twitching.
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Millions of people who have come forward and worked to get right with the law under this policy, they've been living here for years, too – in some cases, even decades.
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" He adds: "If we looked just at the economic aspect, we could buy venison from New Zealand about 25 percent cheaper than something we can get right now from Quebec.
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That is, we can readily trim away all of the GUI trappings of image editing software and get right down to bare computation—editing images via bare code, that is.
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Even La Fauxmagerie's owners admit that "vegan cheese is still at a nascent stage," singling out cheddar in particular as a flavor and texture that is hard to get right.
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They see what looks like a public square and they have the same expectation as they have of a public square, and that is what we have to get right.
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It won't seem so hard once you have a few letters in there and your brain has had a chance to work on the ones you didn't get right away.
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Instead, they get right to the point, which is what readers searching for an answer to a pressing question like "How do I get rid of my cold?" probably want.
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It's a warm spring day, but even in the dead of winter, Dufresne's latte is iced — with the proper milk-to-espresso ratio only his most regular baristas get right.
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"These are complex issues to get right and we look forward to working with the [UK] government and parliament to ensure new regulations are effective," she said in a statement.
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It's got to get right with labor — not the service unions, many of whom are already on board, but the industrial trade unions, which have more sway among conservative Democrats.
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With Judiciary preparing to move forward on impeachment post-Thanksgiving recess, some Democrats see this as a "second chance" for Nadler to get right with Pelosi and other party leaders.
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There was a clear dividing line between Putin's face and Lichfield's forehead, and the faux president's mouth — a notoriously difficult element to get right in deepfake videos — often looked weird.
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Whether the 76-year-old Mr. Biden can get right with his party's current mores around race and gender may be the most fraught question hanging over his presidential aspirations.
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The final version of an ambitious plan like this will take time to get right, but we can only get it right if we move forward, and move forward together now.
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Directed by: Daniel AttiasWritten by: Stephen KingBased on: Cycle of the Werewolf Werewolf movies are hard to get right, and Silver Bullet suffers from the familiar plight of unconvincing makeup effects.
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Well, these were a combination of very common use cases and also things that we thought were really useful and quite frankly, things that we knew we could really get right.
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But just as importantly — and this is the part I may not get right and you may not listen to — if you do get your dream, you are not a winner.
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If you want to get right to the app drawer and skip Android 9 Pie's multitasking menu, just swipe upward from anywhere on the home screen that isn't the virtual bar.
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Let's get right to it: Azerbaijani artist Faig Ahmed, who is known for his melting-rugs motifs, is claiming that Topman is stocking merchandise that rips off one of his pieces.
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Here's what it looks like in action: Like Boomerangs, the new format might take a little experimentation to get right, since the clips are limited to three seconds at a time.
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We've in the past blacklisted certain associations and we'll keep doing this — not unlike what Google does for its search suggestions — but it will be an ongoing challenge to get right.
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When he got out, he was under tremendous pressure to get right back to making hits; at the same time he had been basically unplugged from pop culture for a year.
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Sheikh's avatar doesn't have the beard or owlishly round glasses he wears in real life (ostensibly they're harder to get right, so he did the capture without them), but it's him.
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Students can essentially wake up at home or in another state when traveling with family or for their sport or music interest—open up their laptop and get right to work.
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It looks like there is an increase in urinary tract infections at the moment, so I'll be careful; one thing that my grandmother's generation did not get right was antibiotic resistance.
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It's a really hard question and it's difficult to get right at first, so I always tell people do the best you can and just continue to think critically about it.
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Because, as you'll see, our intrepid heels fan experiences about 30 seconds of that awful feeling you get right before you fall (a sensation this clumsy editor knows all too well).
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On a real card, and this goes for cards from the very first set, from '98, to cards printed yesterday, it doesn't pass through until you get right close to it.
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TL;DR: The Bose QuietComfort 35 II and the Sony WH270XM235 are two of the best noise-canceling headphones you can get right now, and both are on sale at Amazon.
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Allow me to skip the prelude to judgment that usually begins a book review, and just get right to it: Karan Mahajan's second novel, "The Association of Small Bombs," is wonderful.
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If you're a fan of Vodou mythology, this comic does a nice job of handling it without fetishing it, which shows like American Horror Story still can't seem to get right.
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They looked at what others didn't get right where they might've made some bits and starts, but it wasn't very good, and they just picked up and made it better. Right.
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YouTube prank videos are an art form as old as time itself, and though they are usually tough to get right, this one in particular is contemporary art at it's finest.
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While it didn't really play to Batman's strengths—the idea of using fear as a weapon probably never made it into the design document—what it did get right was atmosphere.
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Legendary Arizonan emo band Jimmy Eat World have returned with their first single in three years, premiering "Get Right" on Daniel P Carter's BBC Radio 1 Rock Show on Sunday afternoon.
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They worry sending the bill back to the Senate could impede its passage, with supporters voicing concerns it could be difficult to get right to try passed again in the Senate.
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The 49ers and Rams will battle for N.F.C. West bragging rights, and Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs will try to get right back onto the horse after falling off last week.
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" Obama believed that the deal would be an object lesson in the wisdom of multilateralism and diplomacy and that it would give Iran an opportunity to "get right with the world.
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No, they're right in there mixing it up with the candidate, their aides, beefy security people and the press, angling to get right next to the candidate to get a picture.
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It's easy to imagine exactly how awful everything can get right now, and it feels like we don't necessarily have a way to think about utopias, or how it could get better.
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The other style that you can get right now is a nod to the Night's Watch, and it has a more durable sole that's designed for running in wet or dry conditions.
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We want to get right now to our first "Squawk Box" newsmaker of the hour, joining us from the Greenwich Economic Forum: Ray Dalio is here, founder of hedge fund Bridgewater Associates.
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Our job as storytellers for young people is to get right down there on the ground, and to come at the story from inside the head and the heart of an individual.
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" She added: "I realized, 'I'm gonna follow in the footsteps of my father in that I'm gonna meet an early death if I do not get right with God and follow him.
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We're so enamored by new hardware with edge-to-edge screens and slimmer bezels that we're starting to overlooking the details — the basic stuff that these companies are tasked to get right.
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For whatever reason, turning a TV off via a smart assistant has been hard to get right, but on the Sonos Beam, simply saying, "Alexa, turn the TV off" worked every time.
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"I think the big risks are always the really big product ideas that we're investing in that are just hard to get right," he told the Goldman Sachs conference two weeks ago.
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The Best Camera Drone: Syma X5C(aka Swann Xtreem Quadforce Video)There aren't a lot of drones that have cameras and propeller guards, but this is the one to get right now.
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These stars in swimsuits are getting coco-nuts in tropical locations this summer ... crack open our gallery of husky hotties with coconuts to get right down to the meat of the matter!
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A lesson of the Affordable Care Act is that health care policy is hard to get right even when it's thoughtfully designed and backed by a party deeply committed to its success.
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The speech is a high-risk, high-reward opportunity, but is difficult to get right, said Jonathan Finer, who served as director of policy planning for former secretary of state John Kerry.
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Although it's unsure how the red balloon got inside the Bangor Police museum, (not creepy at all), sergeant Tim Cotton took it upon himself to get right to the source behind 'it.
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If Netflix and Hulu have taught us anything, it's that original content takes a while to get right, so remember that as you rewatch the trailer for the live action Titans series.
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"We are reviewing all the details to determine if further action is necessary, this ultimately falls on me to get right and we have to do better in the future," IJR added.
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We did a good job predicting public policy outcomes: while we never could have predicted the political drama of the "repeal and replace" debate, we did get right the status quo outcome.
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"There are a handful of provisions that the ordinance absolutely must get right, and the mayor's proposal gets some of them right," said Adam Gross, another member of the oversight working group.
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The best Apple Watch Series 5 deals you can get right now:Sprint is offering 50% off any model (via monthly bill credits) besides the 5143m stainless-steel model with a Milanese loop.
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We prefer this lace-lock technique; it'll save us time (and effort), so we can get right out there and stretch our legs — and, hopefully, save those Band-Aids for another day.
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Amber Davidson, a college freshman in Minnesota, said that she swapped out her profile shots every couple of weeks and that some selfies took as many as 15 takes to get right.
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"They are so small they can get right down into the lungs and into the bloodstream and can cause longer-term effects," said Kate Charlesworth, a public health physician based in Sydney.
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With many survivors from the village still alive, it was a tough episode to get right and not cause further heartache and distress for the families of those who died that day.
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"There's a lot of nuance and context that's important here, but it is really something we want to get right on our platform," Mr. Mohan said in an interview before the announcement.
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After all, when you think about the complexities of procuring, storing and moving goods, it's clear that logistics is one of the cornerstones you need to get right in an online business.
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But, in straight economic terms, when you get right down to it, our family jewels are the technological inventions and innovations and applications that, you know, are God-given rights to practice.
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It's only a sneak peak at how practical folding phones could be for apps, but given that's such a key thing these phones will have to get right, it's a promising sign.
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LG: Short answer, Kevin, is that I think Alexa, Alexa products, Hey Google products, they're as simple as it's going to get right now in terms of voice command and voice assistants.
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Today's creative facial hair movement has finally trickled down into gadgetry, with the rise of a range of products designed to perfect that scruffy, stubbly face you've worked so hard to get right.
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Temporary suspensions are par for the course for deckers, and most get right back in the tweet-stealing game — sometimes on the same account after getting reinstated, and sometimes on entirely new accounts.
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My coach, Bob Timmons, had always trained me that if I were ever to fall, I was not to think about how it happened but to get right back up and start running.
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A corrugated metal sign screaming "GET RIGHT WITH GOD" by Henry Harrison Mayes, who hung thousands of such evangelical signs around the country, is hurled into proximity with the likes of Romare Bearden.
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While Brody Jenner and Lauren's first kiss on The Hills was considered sweet and aww-worthy to viewers, the designer revealed their on-camera kiss took more than one shot to get right.
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We tried NASA's brand new 360 degree Mars panoramic viewer for your phone, and we think it's about as good a Mars view as you're going to get right now, lacking a spaceship.
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On the stage not very long ago -- and we might as well just get right to it, sort of broaden out from there, Jim Chanos, who, of course, is a noted short-seller.
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As Trump prepares to wade once more into the heated immigration debate, the campaign is taking care to craft the critical speech, which the campaign absolutely wants to get right, the source said.
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Food is hard to get right, both as a business (brand, operations and margins) and as a category (dissecting target markets is harder as every human on the planet is theoretically a consumer).
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You can even take calls with crystal clear clarity through its built-in enhanced speaker phone, so the party can get right back to your curated playlist after the pizza delivery person calls.
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"When comprehensive immigration reform measures have been worked out on Capitol Hill, [legal immigration] has been the toughest thing to get right," Douglas Rivlin, with the liberal immigration reform group America's Voice, said.
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"It's an important thing to get right at this stage," John Harper, chief operating officer of Los Angeles 2024, said of the need to deliver in the bid a reasonable and rigorous budget.
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So these sites like PornHub, which are stealing porn and giving it away for free, have wildly depressed the money available for productions and the fees the performers are able to get, right?
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Whether high school students are being punished for showing a little ankle at prom, or a little shoulder during fourth period, what is it about dress codes that schools just can't get right?
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One thing I noticed about all three segments is that they have a tendency to suddenly jump ahead in time, often by days, to get right to the next step of an interaction.
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Baked White Beans and Sausage With Sage This one-pan recipe is meant for kids (both to eat and to cook), but there's no reason adults wouldn't want to get right in there.
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" In May, Mediaite reported that Juan Pablo Andrade, another America First Policies adviser, praised Nazis and said that, "The only thing the Nazis didn't get right is they didn't keep f***ing going!
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" By the end of the poem, he has settled on a version of a sentence that the reader has seen him struggle to get right: "We watched four deer in stillness walking there.
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One former student who attended Victory Christian described extended abuse at the school, including something called the "Get Right Room," a small space where girls were punished with a version of solitary confinement.
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One thing Trump's supporters tend to get right is that the political media in the United States is generally far too willing to paint a portrait of Trump as some kind of dolt.
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Trying to figure this stuff out, but what would you say is the best all-around wireless plan you think you can get right now from the four big carriers in the U.S.?
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It might be true that some people are inherently better leaders than others, but one of the things the world's most successful leaders get right is they are always finding ways to improve.
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This year Zuckerberg's post was focused on the next decade, and one goal that "is really important to get right" is developing smaller communities that "we all need in our lives," he said.
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Yet still, the goodwill from its wonderful premiere episode, combined with what it does get right, make the episode easy to give a pass on the rest of the game's sheer promise and potential.
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Sure, you can use crunchy or smooth peanut butter or whatever flavor of jelly your heart desires, but at the end of the day, a PB&J is as basic as sandwiches get. Right?
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Her favorite look from women&aposs collection, which offers a variety of different shapes and sizes, including classic aviators and flirty cat eyes retailing for $55 to $60, is the "Get Right" shield style.
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While the Deebot that's on sale is a slightly different version than Amazon's top-seller, they don't have that many differences, and this one is definitely the best deal you can get right now.
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I think that there's– when designing these systems I think that there's the intrinsic design, which you want to make sure that you get right and then there's preventing abuse– Yuval Noah Harari: Yeah.
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These special embossed croc-print Superga's are a limited-edition style (that you can only get right here) that are quickly going to be that pair you never leave home without, and here's why.
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The Harvard geneticist Robert Green told me that a marketplace that encourages more people to share their genetic information could be a boon to medical research, but it will be hard to get right.
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He stumbled even before he was a candidate when he failed to answer a question about the Iraq war last May -- a blunder that took Bush a week and multiple attempts to get right.
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"One thing that it is going to be important to get right now is where to be when bond yields are going up," said SEB investment management's global head of asset allocation Hans Peterson.
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"What we have to do is find a way to ensure that you can get right with the law," the speaker told the young woman, specifically dealing with those already in the United States.
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In 2010, Google's then-CEO Eric Schmidt said: "Google policy is to get right up to the creepy line and not cross it," indicating a much more flexible approach to pushing its users' boundaries.
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Saturn in Sagittarius and Neptune in Pisces get right to work creating complications in our lives on June 173 when they clash with Venus and the Sun, both of which are currently in Gemini.
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It was a totally new thing for me, it was a really, really difficult thing to get right… just imagine being there with all these different timelines, everything floating around your head at once.
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Though it might take a little while to get right, and some benign content may be unnecessarily censored, right now the balance is far too skewed toward a laissez-faire approach that permits harassment.
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Although the 2012 platform promoted a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, it called for them to "get right with the law [and] learn English," language now considered hostile by many immigrant rights groups.
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But he needed about five weeks to get right, and if Curry needs that long, the Warriors could be without the two-time winner of the Most Valuable Player Award in the opening round.
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Ms. Hay understands that she's writing for the busy home cook: Her introduction is mercifully short, and most of her recipes are a half-page or less, so you can get right to it.
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"In a week Sanders had to get right, he couldn't grow support or change the story line," by Sean Sullivan Why the last-ditch effort to make a stand in Michigan did not work.
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I talked about how he would come home in the middle of the night, rip the covers off of me, get right up in my face and scream at me like a drill sergeant.
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"You find the spot and I'll find the money / You be the pretty and I'll be the funny / You plant the flowers, I'll plant the kisses / Baby let's get right down to business," Shelton sings.
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Here's what Singapore's conservative admirers get right: Singapore really is the only truly universal health insurance system in the world based on the idea that patients, not insurers, should bear the costs of routine care.
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That said, there are a number of things that firms must get right – the right structures, capabilities, and practices – for their policies to fulfill the seven "C"s set down in the first article{bit.
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In short, Gronk says CBD has helped him get right since retiring and he hopes the league and other star players like Tom Brady will help get CBD approved for pain management in the NFL.
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"Lesbian scissoring" also ranked within the top 20 search terms for the first time last year (even though it is largely considered an awkward sex act that's harder to get right than people might assume).
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"You find the spot and I'll find the money / You be the pretty and I'll be the funny / You plant the flowers, I'll plant the kisses / Baby let's get right down to business," he sings.
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AND SO I THINK THAT WHEN YOU GET RIGHT DOWN TO THE DECISIONS THAT HAVE TO BE MADE, HE'LL ENSURE THAT HE'S MAKING THE RIGHT ONES FOR THE U.S. ECONOMY AND FOR THE GLOBAL ECONOMY.
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I'm not a socialist, but something I think socialists get right (with Noam Chomsky as the giant here) is to insist that we contextualize media conduct with regard to the concrete material interests in play.
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"I see this over and over again; we just get right to the point where we could be having this transformative moment of reconceptualizing basic cultural structures, and we turn away from it," says Adams.
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But the whole Anathema/Newton foursome—the witch-finder side of things, the prophecy side of things—when you get right down to brass tacks, they don't actually influence the plot very much at all.
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Back to the subject, though — I think this is a cool way to introduce music and new songs — but still just an entry point that clearly needs some massaging to get right within the business.
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These are the kinds of things that much older companies like Samsung and HTC took years to get right and are still figuring out, yet OnePlus has managed to pin down in just three generations.
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Earlier this week, Snapchat officially rolled out its latest update, which added a search bar that makes it much easier to find things within the app — although it does take some time to get right.
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By constantly hyping the threat of undocumented migrants, Trump understands that he can get right into the bloodstreams of his most loyal supporters on an issue that animated his election campaign more than anything else.
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Our favorite deals include up to $753 off a 65-inch or 85-inch TV from Sony's best-selling X900F line, which we ranked as one of the best TVs you can get right now.
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Her Isla faucet takes the very notion of free flow in a pared-down, organic direction: The prototype, initially sculpted in wax and later cast in solid brass, took nearly two years to get right.
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You've got the fourth smallest state in the nation geographically, you're the densest state, you sit beside the largest market in the world, you think the one thing you get right would be commuter rail.
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I still do not get why Silicon Valley largely scorns green tech — except that perhaps it is a lot harder to get right than offering a new app in which teenagers can do dance-offs.
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Some of our favorites include these best-selling Bose headphones (they rarely go on sale), Apple's latest iPad (it's the cheapest iPad you can get right now), and the Fire TV Stick (it's only $20!).
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Best laptop you can get right now Best 2-in-1 Best for video and photo editing Best for visual artists Best for gaming Best for college students Budget pick Looking for even more specificity?
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With an upcoming album titled Chilombo after her last name (Aiko is her middle name), recent beauty partnerships, and song releases that have fans dissecting the lyrics, we get right into our sit-down interview.
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"We'll bring more undocumented immigrants out of the shadows so they can play by the rules, pay their full share of taxes, pass a criminal background check, and get right with the law," Obama declared.
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Those subjects, too, depend on getting students to imitate detailed instructions in order to get right answers — one reason the discipline codes so carefully prioritize paying close attention to the teacher and always following directions.
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And again it trumped the best Intel integrated GPU you can get right now, with both the Ryzen 5 and 3 being twice as fast as the Intel Iris 703 that's integrated with the i7-8700K.
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The requirements to get right with the law sound reasonable enough: Prove your identity and provide evidence of how long you've been in the country, your ties to Dominican society, and your work and socioeconomic condition.
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Gold accents are a tricky thing to get right in tech products, but I'd argue Audio-Technica has nailed them in its classically inspired navy blue and gold combo on the new MSR2203 Special Edition cans.
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It kind of didn't feel like so much of work because it was like Friday we can go out and see our homies and then come in the next day and get right back at it.
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"If your parent has good credit, cosigning on your first card with them is a quicker way to access loans or cards that you wouldn't be able to get right away on your own," Brainard says.
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Tyron tells us he signed his deal to fight Usman on March 2 in Las Vegas -- and WHEN he gets the victory, the plan is to get right back into fight camp to prep for Covington.
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Obama, whose Administration deported more immigrants than any other, also divided undocumented immigrants into neat categories: the longtimers versus the newcomers, those keen to "get right with the law" versus those trying to skate beneath it.
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Your PC is potentially the most frustrating thing to get right, because there are a lot of options out there for Windows machines that can power VR headsets, along with the option to roll your own.
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"I like the last sector in particular because that turns it into an exciting track; it's twisty and you get right up close with the walls," said Daniel Ricciardo, a driver for the Red Bull team.
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The relationship with China "is the most important … for the next president to get right and will have the greatest consequences if they get it wrong," said Xenia Wickett of the British think tank Chatham House.
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Here are the best boxed mattresses you can get right now: Best Eco-Friendly Mattress Best for Longevity Best for Couples Best memory foam mattress Best for Versatility Best for temperature regulation Best for Pressure Relief
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The game is supposed to be packed with sci-fi combat mechanics, body mods, vehicles, narrative choices, and romance options, so it's not a stretch to imagine those things taking some more time to get right.
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So yeah, if you tell him that Joan Evans would be VERY impressed if he could run/golf-walk to the Washington Monument from his beanbag chair in the White House, he'd get right to it.
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But to get the shots I wanted, I had to get right up in the wasp's grills, [and] I always had four or five of them buzzing around my head—they were oddly curious about the camera.
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Declining to give specifics, he said he had managed to infiltrate the group and thus gain access to a flow of party and government information and, even more surprisingly, get right into the documents and edit them.
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" Still, he said that there's "never too long of a break," and that Trump "wants to get right back at it," recognizing that there is a "finite time to get the cabinet and the administration put together.
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"Get Right" is the first single to Vice$, Starrz's follow-up to his 2016 solo project There Are No Idols, although he released Layups, a duo project with Baltimore street rap star President Davo, earlier this year.
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"We've all heard about the gals who tone up and get right back into their skinny jeans weeks after their babies birth but this was not me, nor was I trying for it to be," she shared.
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Tomorrow, we'll get right back to work as we continue to lay the groundwork for a booming drone industry and advocate for policies that allow BVLOS flights, self-regulation when appropriate, industry input, and so much more.
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Students will no longer be penalized for guessing, with their rough score equal to the number of answers they get right, and overall scoring reverts from the 2400 scoring scale back to the old 1600 scoring scale.
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And if the latest footage is any indication, it doesn't take long at all for this family to get right back at each other's throats in between peeing in the pool and chanting about T-shirt time.
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Some of what he suggests seems counterintuitive — and some of it, like the mirror technique, is surprisingly difficult to get right at first — but having seen it all in action now, I'm eager to master this method.
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"You are increasingly seeing candidates running on this issue, and in some cases trying to get right on this issue," said Mark Prentice, a spokesman with Americans for Responsible Solutions (ARS), which was founded by former Rep.
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Ensuring that at least one piece of tax reform actually goes to addressing the ways our economy has evolved and helping the people who participate in it seems like something anyone should be able to get right.
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He likes to get right up in the faces of his excellent, impassioned musicians (those three singers and two guitarists), and you have the feeling that he would get as close to audience members if he could.
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Perhaps in order to please him, Mack decided to take on appealing young women as her slaves; she told me she knew she needed to "get right" with her longstanding jealousy issues with younger, more attractive women.
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A quick flashback: The Obama administration recognized that millions of unauthorized immigrants, especially those with citizen children and strong ties to their communities and this country, deserved a chance to stay and get right with the law.
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Here's what you can get right now until late Sunday night: 1More is offering readers of The Verge a 25 percent off discount on its headphones that stacks on top of its current promotion for even more savings.
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It seems that no matter what he does, he will get negative coverage and that&aposs a disservice because this is a really important story to get right with so many nuances and details and other countries involved.
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"The most important part to get right was that it left your fingers orange, just like when you're eating them out of the bag," Canter tells me as he whips up a fresh batch for me to try.
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"The faster you buy your first home, in my opinion, the better," she tells CNBC Make It. Because the process is often difficult, confusing and expensive, though, it's hard to get right, especially when you're just starting out.
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A new feature called Pick Up Where You Left Off (that's really the name) will automatically save your document or current website on your phone, for instance, and let you get right back to it on your computer.
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When you get right down to it, though, the high-stakes violence and explicit gore of war movies have never been far from what horror films have to offer; war movies just have that inexplicable sheen of respectability.
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And being able to image a horse's legs and other body parts without having to first put it under anesthesia means that as soon as the procedure is over, the animal can get right back on the track.
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JOE KERNEN: Let's get right to the big interview of the hour of the day, Andrew is standing by with the CEO of the software company Slack, which is set as to make its Wall Street debut today.
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ABC had to have known that Barr's Twitter feed would be a problem, and it's telling how often the star has "left" Twitter (or turned her account over to her kids), only to get right back to it.
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Often you see guys trying to apply pressure but being afraid to take a step back and let their man swing at air, Dos Anjos is happy to do that and will get right back to work afterwards.
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But it's a tough makeover to get right, bringing in change without alienating the fans of its classic trenchcoats and trademark check, and Gobbetti is searching for a new designer to replace long-time creative chief Christopher Bailey.
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The most important thing the hearing accomplished is that it has reinvigorated the debate on housing finance reform after 11 years of conservatorship and established a path forward that requires both Congress and the administration to get right.
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And what Team Coco learned was that just because you stick a Godzilla costume on a beagle, doesn't mean it's going to get right into character and start smashing up the tiny city you built for exactly that purpose.
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It's anywhere from A-, B-, and C-level artists — from high-end stuff with exquisite wardrobes and productions to the lower-end stuff, which allowed me to get right up in there and be very close to the moment.
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It kicks in at 46:20 and you'll want to make sure you get right to that mark, otherwise you'll hear a really dull conversation about how a British right-wing nationalist party is maybe running out of money.
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Notifications will be a tricky thing to get right on Echo, since a push alert with voice in a device with no display is a very different thing from a subtle vibration or screen-based alert on a smartphone.
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Let's be clear how this works: Actually ensuring that kids get, right from the start, what the Children's Rights Convention and any serious reading of human rights promises all children, would require smaller families with more planning and investment.
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It's not unusual for many of the best deals to sell out well before the end of the Anniversary Sale, so we've rounded up 20 fashion, beauty, and home deals that you can get right now for under $50.
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Despite how convincing Duplex was in our demos, it's still a "very early stage" technology, according to Huffman and Fox, and Google knows it needs to get right in order for it to be accepted by customers and businesses.
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Some of this is because the Pistons traded Morris for Avery Bradley back in July, and Jon Leuer's ankle can't get right, which has cemented Tobias Harris as the starting power forward in most matchups for the foreseeable future.
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These are complicated matters that not even the justice system, with literally centuries of procedural rules and precedent intended to assist impartial triers of fact wade through testimony and evidence and arrive at something approximating justice, can get right.
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"When you get right down to it, what we do, we're privileged to be able to do this, and when real life punches you in the mouth, you take notice and this becomes a distraction for that," Banister said.
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Eau Claire, Wisconsin (CNN)Amy Klobuchar's bid to prove she's the most electable of the Democratic presidential aspirants began with a message to voters in this swing state Saturday: She'll get right what Hillary Clinton got wrong in 2016.
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That means, if you happen to lose your iPhone and get a new one, you'll only have to log in and select one of your backups to get right back where you were the moment your iPhone was lost.
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Alright, let's not waste any time explaining why this is fun to the haters and get right to it: someone figured out how to run old school games like Mario Kart and Pong on a giant, colourful LED wall.
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The comment, surfaced by Get Right Maine, plays on clear racial overtones by using names typically attributed to black culture and rap, and suggests that black people are outsiders, criminals, drug dealers, and rapists that take advantage of young white women.
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Here's what you need to get right with your employee and the IRS: It's also a good idea to have an employment contract with your employee so that you can address issues such as sick days, vacation time and other details.
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"We'll bring more undocumented immigrants out of the shadows so they can play by the rules, pay their full share of taxes, pass a criminal background check, and get right with the law," Obama said after the programs were announced.
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She has the sense to remove the innards from the PC case before placing the heat source inside, allowing her to cook her breakfast, clean the smoke residue, and get right back to work — once she's reassembled her PC, anyway.
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But according to multiple sources, Fitbit has faced some production issues — specifically around the GPS antennae and waterproofing, which it will need to get right if it's going to compete with Apple's Series 843 Watch, among other fitness-tracking smartwatches.
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JOHN SOLOMON, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR, THE HILL: Yes, there&aposs a lot of speculation that maybe this is an effort by Brennan to burnish his image or correct his story or the New York Times to get right with its earlier reporting.
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The comments, surfaced by Get Right Maine, clearly played on racial overtones by using names typically attributed to black culture and rap, and suggested that black people are outsiders, criminals, drug dealers, and rapists who take advantage of young white women.
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With its six-year terms and nearly limitless hours for debate, the Senate was built as a sort of national board of directors, he thinks: rising above short-term popularity to consider big things that America needs to get right.
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But as you go deeper into the Mega Drive-period games, they reveal some deviously tricky platforming that remains challenging to this day, with multiple routes through zones and jumps that require Jedi-like reflexes to get right the first time.
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Alternatively, if you aren't looking for a new job, but you would like to see some changes where you are, resist the temptation to get right back to the grind and repeat exactly what you were doing before the holiday break.
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Today, many are made of high-quality combinations of PVC, polyethylene, and sometimes vinyl, that you have to get right up against and take a big whiff of before you realize they're not from a Christmas tree farm outside of town.
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ABOUT KANSAS STATE (240-0): Don't expect Monday to be a get-right game for the visitors; the Wildcats come into this one ranked second in Division I in fewest points allowed per game (48.3) and field goal percentage defense (28.8).
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"Our conclusion is that showing work by women exclusively is a way to get right at the heart of the stereotype that there's just not enough good work by women," said Janice Sands, the executive director of Pen and Brush.
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But, thanks to our handy and herbaceous round up of the best food photography uploaded to Instagram this week, you can get right up to your knuckles in the sweet smell of delicious without moving more than a couple of muscles.
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While the American Express Business Gold Card has had a better welcome bonus in the past, all you get right now is $231 in statement credits if you spend at least that much on qualifying FedEx purchases within three months.
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Vizio's line of Quantum TVs have garnered top ranks across the internet: PCMag praised the M-Series for its affordable HDR and Gizmodo confirmed that the P-Series is the "best deal for a TV" you can get right now.
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"It can take a formerly boring industry and wrap it in tech and make that thing seem exciting and profitable, yet screw up a lot of the basics that legacy companies got right or were regulated to get right," Dash said.
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As someone who is production-minded, used to getting things in line to clean up the processes of studios, I wondered if you had certain tics that come together as you get right to the moment where the big launch happens.
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Sometimes you have grips putting flags in front of them to blink them on and off, or you have a control system to turn them on or off, but really trying to make that look good is a tricky thing to get right.
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"The fact that IoT products are connected to a central network means they can serve as a new 'attack vector' and are a means to get right inside the central network and inject it with malicious files," a Check Point Research representative said.
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The comments, surfaced by Get Right Maine, clearly played on racial overtones by using names typically attributed to black culture and hip-hop, and suggested that black people are outsiders, criminals, drug dealers, and rapists who take advantage of young white women.
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However, get right past that intro and you're greeted with "Invisible Cities," a bizarre acid trip of a song that sounds straight out of Sonic Youth's collective brain, sent through a meat grinder full of nu-metal, surf rock, and futuristic synth.
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We came back to that gator, and then at our leisure, when the harpoon kind of screwed him up, we'd get right beside him with the second harpoon and really plant it deep to make sure you got it in far enough.
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As banal a problem as it may seem to determine which similarly dressed person picked up which nearly identical yogurt cup, it's very difficult to get right at the speed and accuracy level needed in order to base an entire business on it.
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When you get right down to it, there wasn't really a way for the show to subvert the fantasy trope of "the heroes win the battle at serious cost, and everybody lives happily ever after" without eliminating the "at serious cost" part.
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The West is a hard setting to get right, because to do so is to contrast its fundamental appeal to the white American consciousness-—the lure of freedom, and land, and adventure--with the reality that most of these promises were lies.
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Re/code co-founder Kara Swisher isn't one to mince words: She's known in technology and media circles for her ability to get right to the heart of the matter, whether a Silicon Valley merger or a major scoop on burgeoning VC investment.
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After a long wait for something we all previously didn't even know existed, Tender Defender are here with a five-song mini-LP, and well, let's just get right to it so we can start memorizing these perfectly crafted shout-along hooks.
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But when you come in with automation, robotics, can Silicon Valley ... And then I want to get right into diversity, I do wanna talk a lot about diversity, and #MeToo because I think it's something we really need to focus in on.
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Case in point: Winona Ryder delivered a great performance as Joyce Byers, but when you get right down to it, all that we see of her is a grieving mother, essentially just one layer to what appears to be a fairly complex character.
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"Scoring and then them answering right back — for us to get right back to our game, keep plowing away, keep creating in the offensive zone and keep playing good defensively shows how mentally tough this hockey team is," Pittsburgh defenseman Ian Cole said.
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"I would expect if Hillary Clinton is successful, Republicans will again face a scenario similar to the 2012 aftermath where they penned an entire autopsy saying they needed to get right with key constituencies, including by enacting comprehensive immigration reform," Fallon said.
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We said that if you've been in America for more than five years, with children who are American citizens or legal residents, then you, too, can come forward, get right with the law, and work in this country temporarily, without fear of deportation.
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