So, let's get to the point -- are they banging?
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Get to the point and people will appreciate your brevity.
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Get to the point quickly and don't waste their time.
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You'll get to the point where uneventful is really good.
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Get to the point Other wearables are on the smaller side.
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It does get to the point where you think you're crazy.
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I also don't like guys who immediately get to the point.
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Eventually you get to the point where they couldn't finance themselves.
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Eventually, they may get to the point of abstinence-based care.
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To get to the point they were going to get to.
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" He continued, "Get to the point that impeachment is politically possible.
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We should never get to the point where fashion isn't fun anymore.
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People get to the point where they don't know who they are.
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We need to get to the point where we understand the frameworks.
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You don't want to get to the point where you're wearing Depends.
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You get to the point where you are so dead and tired.
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And that's before you even get to the point of choosing specific investments.
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They skip filler introductions, keep their paragraphs short, and get to the point.
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I need to get to the point where I can decide on something.
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"It took them years to get to the point where they are now."
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I am glad that I didn't get to the point of marrying him.
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Get to the point, be clear and concise, while still maintaining your composure.
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We get to the point where the fear itself begins to take control.
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You just have to try to get to the point where you agree.
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So how do you get to the point of mastering the art of photography?
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You become a Cassandra, and almost get to the point of losing your mind.
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It was enough to get to the point where we had a functioning prototype.
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You get to the point where you can capitalize on your run-scoring ability.
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If we get to the point where we need to strike, we should strike.
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Will you get to the point where you can no longer not say something?
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Tess: Maybe we can get to the point where there's nothing left to protest!
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We get to the point when our bodies won't let us hide inside them.
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We get to the point when our bodies won't let us hide inside them.
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I hope to get to the point where I can enthusiastically support Donald Trump.
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Will it get to the point then more Republicans question sticking with the president?
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It took a lot of time to get to the point I'm at now.
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Many women never get to the point where becoming a CEO as a possibility.
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How did you get to the point that you knew you were ready for it?
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How did you get to the point where you wanted to launch a business site?
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Once you get to the point where you think you're ready, go over it again.
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When did you get to the point where you knew you had a finished product?
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You don't want to get to the point where you're just like, 'Ugh, this game.
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Whoever thought we'd get to the point of urging everybody to just agree with Mitt?
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"It shouldn't have to get to the point of a neglect charge to get help."
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They show up prepared and get to the point, instead of trying to impress you.
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How did Mitt Romney get to the point where he was ready to act alone?
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Intros have become truncated, says Mr Kalifowitz, "to get to the point a bit faster".
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Get to the point in the first few lines of the body of your email.
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I just had to get to the point where I could write it really quickly.
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It will sometimes get to the point where we're yelling at each other or swearing.
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So what if you get to the point where it's not fact-checking they want?
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"We're never going to get to the point where there are no errors," he told reporters.
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"My goal is to get to the point where I have to carry nothing," he says.
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You'll get to the point where people conclude these unicorns aren't as valuable as we thought.
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How do you get to the point where you think to yourself, 'Okay, here we go.
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"It's hard to get to the point because you want to shout me down," he said.
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The goal is to get to the point where you feel alert most of the day.
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"I want to get to the point where we can talk about sex publicly," she says.
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Some users said it took years to get to the point of following hundreds of people.
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How did you get to the point where you felt like you could pull that off?
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How did we get to the point that an emphasis on teaching is considered professional suicide?
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"It didn't get to the point where it got any worse," Weaver said about his back.
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We need it not to get to the point that surgeries are having to get canceled.
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It took us 25 years to get to the point of passing the law in 173.
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Zachary I don't know that I'll ever get to the point of actually forgiving myself. Mrs.
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Do you think they will get to the point where they might consider either of them?
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I'm trying to get to the point where I can at least think I'm doing that.
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I literally get to the point where I'm like, 'You gotta get home—I need help!
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" When we get to the point where people are like, "Is this harder to get funding?
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It's obvious he's done something right thus far to get to the point where he's at .
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Click here to view original GIFMatthew needs to get to the point and write shorter emails.
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"Sooner or later you get to the point — in theory you get to the point — where all the [polio] cases in the world are caused by the vaccine," Philip Minor, the head of virology at National Institute for Biological Standards and Control in the United Kingdom, says.
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"We want to get to the point where we're signing up more subs than canceling," he said.
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And then eventually you get to the point where either you're going public or there's an acquisition.
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Even working with material he didn't originate, Pizzolatto has a keen ability to get to the point.
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Ideas are great, but a business needs legs in order to get to the point of execution.
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And I get to the point where, I'll withdraw if it seems too combative or not healthy.
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" He added, "You get to the point where you just say, we've got to do something else.
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Eventually, he says autonomous car technology will get to the point where human operators are not necessary.
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And each day I say I want to get to the point of endorsing the Republican nominee.
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If I get to the point where I feel like it might help, I'll take the initiative.
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It takes years and years and years to get to the point where you can spin blindfolded.
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You get to the point where you almost can't bear it, and it changes to something else.
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"I would love to get to the point where my writing is what sustains me," she says.
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And so the government's got to get to the point where we're changing the cost-benefit ratio.
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Without free speech, we cannot explore our ever-transforming territories, orient ourselves, and get to the point.
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We're never going to get to the point where we have a constant stream of positive thinking.
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That was when we started to get to the point of talking about doing a Colt record.
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I hope we get to the point in the future where a person's sexual orientation is irrelevant.
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So I just think I cannot get to the point where I think he's going to win.
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Nobody wants to get to the point where the best argument in your favor is wand shortage.
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"I might get to the point where I'm making a few hundred dollars a week," Schuman says.
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"We want to get to the point we're recognized as a formidable force, maybe 1,000," he said.
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It's going to get to the point where they are going to have to make a decision.
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We need to get to the point where we have a lot of women there, 50-50.
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Musk also said that SpaceX still needs to get to the point where these landings are routine.
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At some point, this is going to get to the point where the technology itself is somewhat commoditized.
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"We are essentially sitting by and watching fish stocks get to the point they are," Clements told me.
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When I get to the point of putting on my coat, Junebug gets into the act as well.
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"I'm hopeful that we get to the point where people aren't questioning why we're covering an eSports event."
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When you get to the point where you feel like you're answering it' then you up the stakes.
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But we don't want to get to the point where we have a 10-person division doing recruiting.
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Chouinard tells readers about the amount of courage it took to get to the point of his success.
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Now that our niceties are out of the way, it's time to get to the point, my bitches.
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To get to the point, do you feel like when I say retro, I'm talking about the ideas?
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"We're just trying to get to the point where we're building his minutes up," coach Alvin Gentry said.
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But in other cases, it'll get to the point that you can't throw, and you clean it out.
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And that we need to keep it going so we could get to the point we're at now.
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It's like, when are we going to get to the point where we can disagree without being disagreeable?
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They've got to get to the point where they understand that they have to rely on one another.
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Again he's not pushing it so he can get to the point where he's not worrying about it.
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"In any truth movement, you get to the point where you think everything's a conspiracy… everything," said Skiba.
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For now, at least, it's looking unlikely Democrats will even get to the point of an impeachment inquiry.
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And it was also a way to get to the point where I could write music for it.
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When will I get to the point where I can just say: I'm doing ok, as a person?
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Both teams had to overcome insurmountable odds to get to the point where they are at right now.
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You get to the point where maybe you don't feel as valued, but it's just something that happened.
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"Oftentimes we get to the point in our careers where we&aposre afraid of looking dumb," said Kutcher.
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They never really get to the point of what they need to discuss; they never tackle their obstacles.
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"Sooner or later you get to the point — in theory you get to the point — where all the [polio] cases in the world are caused by the vaccine," Philip Minor, the head of virology at National Institute for Biological Standards and Control in the United Kingdom, told me in January.
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"I never in a million years thought we would get to the point of getting laws passed," she said.
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I say "-ish" because your whole goal get to the point where you can't think of any more ideas.
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Can we get to the point where the North Koreans do not see the necessity of having nuclear weapons?
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I hate him for making me get to the point where I had to walk across that stage pregnant.
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Don't let things get to the point where you're so irritated you blow up at them or get personal.
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"I never in a million years thought we would get to the point of getting laws passed," she says.
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But Waymo&aposs real goal is to get to the point where people in cars are nothing but passengers.
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"I never in a million years thought we would get to the point of getting laws passed," she shared.
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"I never in a million years thought we would get to the point of getting laws passed," she says.
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"I never in a million years thought we would get to the point of getting laws passed," she said.
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So how do you actually get to the point where the algorithm, the platform pushes somebody in that direction?
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Their endgame, Wilson told us in June, is to get to the point where there's nothing left to protest.
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In fact, you should get to the point where you don't even have to think about what you're eating.
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"I'm not advocating that we're ever going to get to the point where the computer treats you," he said.
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We would go down to two if we ultimately get to the point where we think that is necessary.
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"I hope that we don't get to the point where it becomes a strain on the industry," she said.
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We don't ever want to get to the point where people are resorting to less positive means of expression.
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It took me a long time to get to the point of feeling like I really could do it.
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Trump was once insistent that he would never get to the point of needing to push out his VA secretary.
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"We've got to get to the point where the average American cop thinks a little bit more," Mr. Wilson added.
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" He adds, "You get to the point in your life and say, 'Are you just going to forget about it?
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If you get to the point where we see Republican members of Congress actively talking about impeachment, then that changes.
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I REALLY THINK IT'S GOING GET TO THE POINT WHERE IF YOU GET A NORMAL ROOF, IT'S SORT OF ODD.
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If you get to the point where everyone is getting stopped, everyone is getting towed, nothing good comes from that.
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"I don't know if it will get to the point where there will be protests in the street," he said.
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I'll tell you what, it's gonna get to the point where I could shoot one of these m----rf-----s.
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I'd already spent years and written two unpublished novels to get to the point where I could create that book.
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I'm not going to allow us to get to the point where anybody from the outside ever takes over again.
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Today, streetwear is about as mainstream as fashion can get, to the point that it's trickling down to multiple generations.
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It's taken decades to get to the point where a vibrator at Walmart is met with excitement rather than outrage.
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Stewart recommended that people start by selling bricks on GOAT to get to the point of being a top seller.
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And it's really gonna get to the point where it just can completely simulate a person in every way possible.
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She repeatedly clashed with another WADA lawyer, Brent Rychener, who pushed her to get to the point of her testimony.
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Color it, wear wigs, silk press it — but don't get to the point of liking only one version of yourself.
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Truth tellers, on the other hand, get to the point faster, which might mean speaking impulsively and without a filter.
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The AI chief is excited to see computers get to the point where they can process and analyze written language.
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We would go down to two [bureaus] if we ultimately get to the point where we think that is necessary.
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Everyone's really good, and they get to the point where they can ship their own software and it's just done.
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Most cats, however, can tell when they've had enough and will stop before they get to the point of overdose.
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How did I/we get to the point where not receiving anesthesia for such a treatment comes as a surprise?
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"It was difficult to get to the point where the state would let the first-degree murder charge go," Bruno says.
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So, I'm not convinced that we're really going to get to the point where they really can make an artificial brain.
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But it could take years for DISH to get to the point where Sprint is now — if it ever gets there.
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Ideally, says CEO Colin Billings, you'll get to the point where you're rarely bothering to touch the light switch at all.
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"I hope we can get to the point where people see this as potentially a safer product," Kessler told the audience.
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"You get to the point where you're thinking, 'I don't think we're going to see anything out of it,'" Mims said.
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"I never in a million years thought we would get to the point of getting laws passed," Kardashian West told Vogue.
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I think when we get to the point where our money is working for us I will get even more generous.
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So it's not going to get to the point of a temperament question because the people will be behind Mr. Trump.
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People are killing each other too soon to even get to the point of saying, 'I'm sorry,' in time for redemption.
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There&aposs so much more ground to really work over to get to the point where we actually call it peace.
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If we get to the point where tracking is something that there's a backlash against, we have a plan for that.
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So how did it get to the point where walking down a street in London literally comes with a health warning?
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Yeah. The hope here is that a number of providers actually get to the point where they have level five vehicles.
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That was a tremendous amount of work for me to get to the point where I felt confident as an actor.
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"We'll get to the point where tech will become one of the biggest drivers of employment in this country," Njoku said.
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On the other hand, people from low-context cultures (German, American, or Scandinavia) prefer to get to the point very quickly.
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More likely, he said, society could well get to the point where people no longer require kitchens in their own homes.
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Judge 2: No—Doesn't get to the point quick enough; point isn't novel, too vague, excessive, high number of rhetorical questions.
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She took so long to get to the point that her listeners would tune out and start talking about something else.
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"It was such a hard and long and laboring process to even get to the point of being pregnant," she explained.
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It's taken years for Conceivex to get to the point where The Conception Kit could be delivering serious sales to the company.
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"I told her 'Emmy, if you ever get to the point that it's too hard for you, you can stop,' " Elaine shared.
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The money was enough for SV Academy to achieve profitability and get to the point of placing employers on a waiting list.
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If only the superstar's latest addition to her leading lady resume didn't throw out so much plot to get to the point.
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They'll save products to their boards, and with the right nudge, they'll eventually get to the point that they'll make a purchase.
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As those times increase, we'll slowly but surely get to the point where we can realize the full potential of quantum computing.
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I really just want to get to the point where the show is done and we can finally start our life together.
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"I have worked very hard to get to the point where I have a true voice," Ms. Lawson recalls her daughter saying.
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I'm not that fond of them but if you don't get to the point with Butch too quick, he'll bail on you.
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How long did it take you to get to the point where you found multiple people you could trust with your work?
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I want it to get to the point where calling a girl a 'ho' or a 'slut' is so out of reach.
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"I took very small steps to make my life better and get to the point where I could be happy," Alan says.
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How did we as a society get to the point where coaches have unlimited and unchecked power over young minds and bodies?
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"I'm starting to get to the point where I realize this job is not going to be forever," the star told PEOPLE.
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I want to get to the point where we can at least say: the number is between 10^44 and 10^45.
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But when you get to the point that you're hitting homers into your own team's bathroom—presumably just to mess with them?
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"We might even be able to get to the point where it could potentially highlight unusual features of a photo," King said.
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So as the European auto manufacturers get to the point where technology is ready and the law obviously moves along with it.
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"The only way you get to the point that you charge him is if you have a lot more evidence," Goldman said.
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"We need to get to the point where we are being selected for our skill set and not on a gender basis."
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"To get to the point where you can make informed decisions, you need to know what animals live there," Dr. Glover said.
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"I don't think we can allow ourselves to get to the point where it feels like fighting is the point," he said.
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But you didn't come here for my personal essay on what makes a salad a salad, so let's get to the point!
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" He pointed out that former President Ronald Reagan was a protectionist, "and it didn't get to the point of causing a recession.
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"We worry that we will get to the point where we cannot go on," said Nora Jumblatt, head of the Beiteddine Art Festival.
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They really start to pile up, and it can get to the point where you just want to give up TV-watching altogether.
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"Get to the point, I have to hide," he told ABC, adding that he spent most of his time indoors after the incident.
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But we are starting to get to the point in the year when the polls aren't "early" anymore and instead convey real information.
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But we too seldom get to the point of analyzing whether that claim holds true in specific cases, because of the ideological baggage.
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So let me get to the point here and just give one very simple way to check life insurance off you mental checklist.
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It helps me get to the point I want to without crossing the line that will make my work solely a design piece.
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I don't want it to get to the point where you can't support your family, but I want to hurt you real bad.
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There were some really sweaty commutes with no air conditioning to get to the point where I was ready to buy another car.
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"In the prep that happens before, you should get to the point where you can fluidly and fluently tell your story," Aronstein says.
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In our research, we're trying to get to the point where we can say there seems to be something here specific about dogs.
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Even with the acquisition, it will still take some time for Apple to get to the point where it can ditch Qualcomm altogether.
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Tell me, how did we get to the point where spewing hatred is the best way to prove contempt for the politically correct?
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And they don't trust each other and I don't think they will ever get to the point where they will trust each other.
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"When it comes to pitching, you have to get to the point fast and sell yourself and your product very confidently," says Schmidt.
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But that just speaks to how rare it has been for a president to even get to the point we are at now.
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On Tuesday, RBA Governor Philip Lowe said he did not expect to get to the point where QE would be needed in Australia.
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When we get to the point where most federal workers truly are essential, maybe we can revisit the idea of limiting their tenure.
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Most officials who get to the point of impeachment would rather resign a la Nixon than face a public trial in the Senate.
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So, of course, when you get to the point where you have two very large economies, these two are regarded as strong competitors.
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"If it stays inside, you get sad, and you never get to the point where you can make the next step," he said.
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I think you want to get to the point where you can validate that it's not you that's at fault or something. Right.
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Then you get to the point when you become the most popular kid in school — and we both take it a bit too far.
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Once we get to the point where Autopilot is approximately 10 times safer than the US vehicle average, the beta label will be removed.
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Then you get to the point when you become the most popular kid in school – and we both take it a bit too far.
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To get to the point: That's not a big vote of confidence for the economy from some of the people who know it best.
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Right now I'm the only female sprayer in the Czech Republic—and it's really hard to get to the point that I'm at now.
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Well, if you get to the point where you're feeling heart palpitations and serious muscle tremors, you're going to want to get medical attention.
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"I still think that eventually it's going to get to the point where Trumpism is just not going to be mathematically feasible," he said.
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"Everybody understands this issue and I surely hope we never get to the point late summer where we're even contemplating these things," Mnuchin said.
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She seemed uneasy with the rowdy Red Scare audience, who regularly heckled her to "get to the point" as she teased "tea" about Beach.
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I do this a lot, and try to get to the point of being able to call these things up subconsciously when I'm writing.
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"You have to get to the point of thinking, 'Fuck it,' to yourself, and not caring—even if you're thinking about it," he says.
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And someday we'll get to the point that the US has a comprehensive program on how to determine whether a product's worthy of trust.
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But it will take time and work before the US and North Korea can get to the point of negotiating, analysts and officials say.
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"If you get to the point where the voices of criticism potentially raise that level of anxiety, that's where we worry," Ms. Clark said.
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It took about half an hour of work to get to the point where the glue holding the cotton to the light was drying.
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"I just wish we could get to the point where we could agree to disagree without having to tear each other apart," King adds.
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A lot of them exist as scripts, and sometimes they get to the point where they are partially storyboarded or I've done rudimentary animatics.
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Carl, how did we so suddenly get to the point where even Democrats think this could all wrap up in the next several days?
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So, Kim Jong Un is strengthening his hand by trying "to get to the point where he's recognized as a nuclear power," he added.
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How did we get to the point where her stepping on a plane to Russia feel like a drawing and quartering of the heart?
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One day, we're going to get to the point where we're not going to treat animals the way that we have been treating them.
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I just hope that we can get to the point where a woman can come forward on her own and one voice is valued.
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"Sometimes you get to the point where you have a great corner, everything crossing nicely, and you find there's no such word," she said.
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To get to the point of starting hormones I'd waited years, stated my case to many doctors, and navigated an odyssey of soul searching.
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But it can get to the point where there's so much to keep track of that finding the right file or folder is a challenge.
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For sure, I think that it diminishes all of the hard work people put into their careers to get to the point they are today.
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Mr. Shepard said it had taken him nearly 10 years to get to the point where he was ready to begin passing on the business.
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Microsoft has been tweaking it ever since and it's starting to get to the point where Skype feels familiar across phones, tablets, and desktop PCs.
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"I think issues of credibility and reliability are issues for a jury, except where you get to the point where credibility is annihilated," she said.
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You get to the point where you're at your max level and tip it slightly further each time without triggering the fight-or-flight response.
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It was a long and winding road human engineering took to get to the point where fighter aircraft have the radar cross section of bumblebee.
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ROSS: YEAH, AND MANY OF THESMALLER BANKS HAVE HAD TO GET TO THE POINT WHERE THEY NOW HAVE MORE COMPLIANCEPEOPLE THAN THEY HAVE LENDING OFFICES.
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And all the incentives that made someone like Trump act the way he does and get to the point where he is will remain true.
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With the first few months behind him President Trump must get to the point of leading towards legislative print to enact his pro-growth policies.
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Now the question is how long it'll take for that relationship to get to the point where so many of those fans want it to be.
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Many are wary the Italian government would reach the broad-based support in all chambers of government needed to get to the point of constitutional change.
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In a world filled with way too much overly long writing, Twitter brings back word and character limits that force you to get to the point.
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How did we get to the point where it is appropriate to personally attack other Americans based on the way they look, think, speak or dress?
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But you want to get to the point where you're closer to playing against them instead of just defending and hope for a counter-break score.
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Ellis has also pushed prosecutors to get to the point and show how Manafort's purchases are tied to money he allegedly failed to pay taxes on.
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Having worked in international relations for twenty years, I never thought we'd get to the point where one person could come along and blow everything up.
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My email is clear and easy to readSome of the worst emails I have read are the ones that take forever to get to the point.
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I think when you get to the point of prime minister or president, you're in a different level of ego than ministers in Parliament or whatever.
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The reason that our prison system has been able to get to the point that it has is that it's completely opaque, and there's no accountability.
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We'll get to the point soon where we will be testing for this virus just the same way we would test for any other flu virus.
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But in the future, for this treatment to ever get to the point of widespread viability, donors would need to be screened for genetic factors too.
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However, I did get to the point where liking and disliking didn't refine my recommendations further, so there is a limit to what Watchworthy can do.
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"We would like to get to the point where we won't need to have any high-risk vendors at all," digital minister Oliver Dowden told parliament.
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But we can't ever get to the point where we think a bunch of kids getting shot in the classroom is something that is just normal.
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And because it's frustrating and embarrassing to return things, those clients eventually get to the point where they do not make as many purchases, she said.
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"Even if we don't get to the point of full rocket manufacturing on Mars, Relativity may be able to manufacture other components in orbit," Sachdeva says.
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For founders, that means that in order to successfully pitch VCs (or work with them post investment), you need to get to the point very quickly.
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"If I ever get to the point that I'm not happy with my body, I'll do something about it," she tells Women's Health for their December issue.
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You'd the think the leader of the free world would eventually get to the point where he could tweet without spelling errors, but here we (still) are.
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"The overall goal of Article 26 and this specific activation is to get to the point where there is visible and demonstrable support for refugees," Ponet said.
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Microsoft has been working through some of those complex scenarios in recent weeks to now get to the point where the update is ready for all PCs.
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The startup might never get to the point where its drone is as "cheap" as Karma was, or match the image quality offered by GoPro or DJI.
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When we get to the point that if I'm going to announce that I'm running for president, you'll be the first to hear what the slogan is.
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And it worked: We managed to get to the point where we could withstand gang tickling without reacting for long enough to make the bullies lose interest.
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If I could get to the point where I got a bunch of people walking down the street and we're all playing music and playing different instruments?
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" Blessing from the ISPA said, "The idea is to get to the point where they can tell who the bad actor is, and then go get warrants.
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"We will definitely not get to the point where we're ever recommending things that are truly horrible to use and are gonna ruin your life," Cheng said.
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But many are wary the Italian government would reach the broad-based support in all chambers of government needed to get to the point of constitutional change.
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I think it's important for people to understand that that's a reality for people, even before you get to the point of whether legislation has blocked access.
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It replaces electrolytes and gets rid of the hangover so fast, but we used to get to the point where we'd drink and just chase with Pedialyte.
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Critic's Notebook Shirley Jackson was a writer who understood that good scares come to those who wait, but she also knew how to get to the point.
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We want to get to the point where there are no films for us to pick on, but it's been 36 years and it still hasn't happened.
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You may get to the point where you bury yourself a little in your own thoughts and then find some ways to hold the thoughts at bay.
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Some people have different rock bottoms in their life and they get to the point where they just can't do it anymore — that was it for me.
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We'd hope to get to the point where we can then approach other parties to see whether they are willing to form part of that new government.
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"Don't let it get to the point that Freeport's divestment will sacrifice the right of Indonesians to better health services and education," he said in an interview.
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We're trying to get to the point where, when someone feels some weakness and they actually get diagnosed correctly, we have a drug for them to take.
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HB: So Marie Yovanovitch, who is she and how did we get to the point that the President called her "Bad news" on a call this summer?
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DO YOU THINK WE COULD GET TO THE POINT WHERE WE GOT THEM SO ANGRY SOMETHING HAPPENS OR DO YOU THINK THEY UNDERSTAND THE WAY THINGS WORK.
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When negotiations get to the point where North Korea must make concessions on its nuclear program that are substantive, officials from the North cry foul – and walk away.
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Cashin said he hasn't seen selling get to the point of capitulation, which is when investors give up trying to recapture what they lost in a sell-off.
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"I wondered if it might get old — I didn't want to get to the point where I was pathetic for attention," Chris, a father of three, tells PEOPLE.
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Generating 3D content takes a lot of compute power, after all, especially when you get to the point where you want to create a high-res final product.
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"It's really central to what we're about at Blue Origin, that we get to the point where we can utilize lunar resources for developments in space," Smith said.
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This is an issue that is uncomfortable, when you get to the point of social activism with CEOs, this is something we've been trained to stay away from.
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The success of "The Great Divide" depends on her audience moving past "Friday" to get to the point that this new track is everything and nothing at once.
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"If we do get to the point where we actually do need to chose between nuclear and renewables, great, that's a good position to be in," Jenkins says.
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" Barber adds, "Don't let it get to the point where a person is clearly suicidal, because in many cases, by the time you know that, it's too late.
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But to Nicole Sanchez, people still need to have decent credit to get to the point where they'll use those services — and that's a huge hurdle to cross.
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"It'll take us a good part of about 12 months before we get to the point where we make a final decision," Patel said, according to the report.
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"The doctors giving briefings in the national media suggest it could be months before we get to the point where there is stability," Frye said of the decision.
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"After all, these justices don't get to the point they are at in life without being political actors," Mr. Cohen said, "and this may be his political goal."
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"It [will get] to the point where almost anyone, if they saved up and this was their goal, could buy a ticket and move to Mars," he says.
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"When you play the game of baseball, I never thought I was going to be able to get to the point where I am right now," Beltran said.
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You know, if we get to the point that that's how people think our justice system works, at the risk of sounding melodramatic here, stuff starts falling apart.
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Once you get to the point where you say, 'If I like it, I'm going to wear it'...everything is so much better, you have so much more fun.
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" Then-presidential candidate Ben Carson said, "When do we get to the point where we have people who actually want to solve our problems rather than just politicize everything?
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"I'm starting to get to the point where I realize this job is not going to be forever," the gorgeous star, 47, tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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The goal is to eventually get to the point where full autonomous off-roading is the new norm, through continuous testing of its connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) technologies.
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This is a plodding, patchy film that takes much too long to get to the point, spending more than half of its 148-minute runtime in the build-up.
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"The question becomes how much of that waiting can you endure before you get to the point where you say, 'It is never going to turn around,' " he added.
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"It could get to the point where you just can't get around and you can't function efficiently like you need to," said Ms. Campbell, who works at a foundation.
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And then, when they get to the point where they have a clearer picture of what the maximum number of sales will be, they cut back on their orders.
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It would get to the point where you were also adding phone chargers, batteries, USB cables, internet routers and anything else you could imagine that plugged into the wall.
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I didn't ask them about it for years, though, as it took me a while to get to the point where I could even have normal conversations with them.
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Epic drama means greater investment: You have to put in six or eight hours to get to the point where, your friends swear to you, "Ozark" really gets good.
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Ultimately, we didn't get to the point where the court was ordering surgery for any one person, but now we're at a place where we're seeing courts do that.
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McConnell also doled out advice to both senators asking their questions as well as to House managers and Trump's team for how to answer them: Get to the point.
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Even if Google's products never get to the point of being friendlier to consumers, as Alter has suggested, Google has made a conscious decision to put profits at risk.
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Some have welcomed the change while others have bemoaned the end of what they see as one of Twitter's greatest strengths: it forces you to get to the point.
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"They say I have a good telephone voice and know how to get to the point, how to get the information, how to be proactive," Ms. Hochstein, 68, said.
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If they get to the point that they see their livelihoods at risk, they are not going to turn around and run like the National Guardsmen did on Saturday.
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So it probably won't really truly be a consumer story until we get to the point where Apple is saying like, OK, we're going to make a 224G phone.
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At that point you're looking at what is effectively a defective product, and it could get to the point where a publisher has to pull the game from stores.
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I understand their message and it feels like a master class in what to do to please God, but why does it take so long to get to the point?
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"I would love us to get to the point where if people have technology or security questions, they consider calling the DNC first and we help them out," he said.
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"From my meetings with senior leadership, everyone understands this issue, and I hope we never get to the point, late summer, where we're even talking about these things," Mnuchin said.
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It really makes you aware of how many barriers there are to even get to the point where you could play a game like this even if you are interested.
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I honestly think somebody's going to get to the point where they don't have that one person who walks in on them and finds them or that's there for them.
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"We are strategising on how best the goods can be handled when we eventually get to the point where this operation will relax for the influx of goods," he said.
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How can a field get to the point where its preeminent scholars expect its critical milestone to be hit at some point in the next 10 years — or three centuries?
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"You get to the point where you look at a guy like Conor, and you look at the bus incident in New York, and all the other things," White said.
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"In order to get to the point where you financially could take a mini-retirement, you had to have been pretty successful in your earlier career," he told Business Insider.
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" He continued, "With a certain idea, I get to the point where I say, 'Well, maybe I would feel a lot better if I just went ahead and threw up.
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His best work doesn't wallow, it strides, making no apologies for a style that is lofty, literary and unafraid of long trips around the barn to get to the point.
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You ask us how you can get to the point where you believe the body positive things you say to your daughter, but I think you already know the answer.
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Now the musical intro is long enough that as it goes on, he can get to the point of having a kind of PTSD reflection on earlier in the day.
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Tell me if you've ever been here: Sometimes I get to the point where my only response to dealing with everything I'm putting off is to … keep putting it off.
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Krupa wants to keep making videos with his grandmother, and the plan is to get to the point where she's an influencer and they're consistently making money off the account.
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After that, the researchers decided to get to the point and outright tell respondents to consider the fact that we'd be forfeiting the possibility of a good long-term future.
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Eventually, you want to get to the point where "the income that you get off those investments will allow you to live the life you have today without working," says Robbins.
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I also actually had to get to the point of frustration with my life, sometime during my agency years, that I'd start (A) tipping off Gawker/Defamer and (B) blogging, myself.
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"I think it's great for the industry to get to the point where they are hiring based on the most talented person," American Black Film Festival founder Jeff Friday told CNN.
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"If we get to the point where the face of the brand is the assistant itself, that is totally a differentiator," said Babak Hodjat, co-founder of artificial intelligence company Sentient.
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"It's taken her a long time in her career to get to the point where she is willing to speak out politically, but we'll see if it will lasts," Stulberg said.
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"A lot of institutions are chasing zero, hoping to get to the point where they have zero patient errors," said Rita Jew, director of the UCSF hospital pharmacy at Mission Bay.
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In order to get even get to the point of being able to break the internet, the cloud, whether it's Google's or Amazon's or whoever's, needs to prove itself as bulletproof.
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When did we get to the point where we forgot that we all learn, then we all have the ability to grow and with that growth comes a wealth of knowledge.
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"As you rule each in or out, you can always add someone new to the mix until you get to the point where you want to date someone exclusively," she says.
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I think it's possible to get to the point in the next five to 10 years where we have computer systems that are better than people at each of those things.
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It is not about dividing America, but about acknowledging divisions that already exist — to perhaps one day get to the point where society really is as colorblind as the Kennedys wished.
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Stewart said he lost around $400 in total to get to the point of having lower fees per sale because he knew it would be worth it in the long run.
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"We have protocols in place for scheduling personal visits and attorney visits if they were to get to the point of the execution procedure where they're getting extra visitation," Desel says.
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It should get to the point where I can keep you there not only because I have good content to bring you in, but pretty deep content to keep you watching.
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This will give you insight into the areas you need to strengthen before you get to the point where you're looking at having everyone work remotely for a period of time.
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Judge 3: No—The writing is quite good but the essay doesn't get to the point quickly enough, and in fact the single proposed change is not clearly defined at all.
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"One of the advantages that you don't realize until you do it, is that you get to the point where most of your time is spent doing fun stuff," said Steven.
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"Maybe someday this game will get to the point where we actually raise the curtain at the Rock and play in front of 17,000 people," he added, using Prudential Center's nickname.
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But in a rare acknowledgment that distractions can sometimes get out of control, Tomlin said Brown's situation could "certainly" get to the point where the receiver was more problematic than useful.
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And that's just to get to the point of actually starting the workouts and processes you need to heal and start better managing your pain from an injury or a chronic problem.
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And there's a collection of tasks where you might get to the point where the long-distance driving of the truck is automated, but getting it loaded is much harder to automate.
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They are generally busy, and likely have many people who want their ear, so make sure to give your name and state, and get to the point as succinctly as you can.
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In addition to recognizing the personhood of qualifying nonhuman animals, our technologies may eventually get to the point when we'll have to start recognizing the moral worth of artificial intelligence and robots.
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The ride-sharing giant says it hopes for Uber Elevate, its new "on demand air transportation" system — basically flying cars — to get to the point where it becomes cheaper than car ownership.
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"In general, the macroeconomic issue isn't going to be a winner for Democrats unless you get to the point where it's just a huge problem and affects pretty much everybody," said Hagle.
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"Every day they have fewer options of where to take it," said Ceres CEO Robert Day, who said his company is working to get to the point where they can load oil.
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"We don't think that even in the event of a troubled Brexit, a bad divorce, that you get to the point where the UK banking system is under serious stress," he said.
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But before you get to the point of picking the investments offered by your plan, you have to figure out what percentage of your paycheck will go into your 2401(k) account.
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Perhaps we will get to the point where we realise that limiting team radio conversations is not actually the answer, and only something a bit more draconian will sort out the issue.
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"We need a shift in our attitudes to food waste – I think we need to get to the point where it just isn't acceptable to throw food in the bin," she said.
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A fighter who will abandon his effective gameplan when called a few names and goaded a little is not likely to get to the point where we call them a defensive great.
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There's currently a race to get to the point where AR can fit inside a small enough product that it can be worn like normal glasses and without a big bulky headset.
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"They just get maybe a bit angry … but they don't get to the point where they say, 'Ok it's more expensive because it's bad for the environment and it's bad for me.'"
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Now it's starting to get to the point where there's some country music that can not only play in the States but play on a world level and have a world appeal.
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"He continued: "Soon, it's going to get to the point where there is no way that we can actually detect [deepfakes] anymore, so we have to look at other types of solutions.
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"When we go back to our enclaves, enclaves of sameness, how are we going to get to the point where we can mediate these conflicts and have a peaceful society that advances?"
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And once you reach profitability, or at least get to the point where you're not burning cash, it actually opens up a lot of gateways for you to experiment, to hire faster.
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If we're doing a 13-night run, I live and breathe it for six months, and then I really get to the point where when we walk onstage, I completely forget it.
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The "end goal — it may take a long time — is to get to the point where you can order anything on Amazon," Amazon's devices head David Limp told Recode earlier this year.
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So what if you get to the point where it's not fact checking that they want, it's actual news and analysis that they want, and they feel like there's not enough of.
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Exactly what form that takes and whether or not you can, Congress will get to the point in the next year or two to be able to do that, I'm not sure.
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It has been a long journey for me to get to the point where I am comfortable talking about my herpes diagnosis, and advocating on behalf of others to erode STI stigma.
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That's fair enough at a time when most of the musicians who even get to the point of breaking into the industry have to make sure their visual aesthetic matches their music.
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Once you get to the point that you've been in rock for 16 years and a whole bunch of people get pissed off with you on Twitter, it's like: that's good for us.
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For self-driving cars to improve and get to the point of actually driving people around autonomously they need to see a lot of samples (stretches of road) with a lot of repetition.
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If we get to the point where the Fed has to lift rates because core inflation and wages are rising too fast, that could be a very damaging event for the financial markets.
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When you get to the point where the dough starts to dry out, you can cover it with plastic wrap or a damp towel and let it rest and that helps it hydrate.
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"I think that we have got to get to the point in this country where we appreciate that only a very small percentage of persons who are sexually assaulted come forward," Speier said.
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You get to the point of realizing that there's a community of us—a whole underground faction hiding away from straight people that has its own little corner of the world unto itself.
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If you have a vast amount of information, you quickly get to the point where you can't tell which parts of it you should pay attention to, what are the things that matter.
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My trouble comes when I either use the games' simple tasks to avoid my life, or get to the point with a game where I feel like I'm clocking in for a job.
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"At first you don't care and you get every [part], and then you get to the point where if you don't care you're not going to get anything because everyone's competitive," notes Michael.
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"You're going to get to the point that whatever deal is cut may not have the benefits over the long haul that overcome or pay for the pain that you're suffering now," he said.
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I didn't get to the point where I could say I was an atheist yet, though, but it was more just questioning the specifics of Christianity, like the divinity of Christ and the resurrection.
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"I'm trying to get to the point where I have a month's food in country at all times so that if there is a big outflow I have something in country already," she said.
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Just as he needed help to get to the point in the round-of-16 matchup against Wisconsin on Friday, when he sparked the Irish and won it for them in the final moments.
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Eventually—with the help of users, who will upvote and downvote the AI's guesses—the company says it'll get to the point where the computer vision can discern hair color, sex position, and fetish.
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"We have never seen people lose all their animals before and get to the point where they risk losing their lives," said Aden, as cats sniffed around her feet searching for scraps of food.
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Narrator: The faster we get to the point of reducing the transmission rate, the faster we could get to the end of the outbreak, essentially not just flattening the curve, but making it smaller.
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"There are definitely a bunch of financial barriers before you even get to the point of getting to fill a drug," said Stacie B. Dusetzina, an associate professor of health policy at Vanderbilt University.
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And if we get to the point where GOP senators in swing states like Pennsylvania and New Hampshire are openly attacking their party's nominee, that will be a sign that Trump truly is done for.
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Marriage takes work and there's no such thing as a perfect union so you need to give it your all, but if you get to the point where you think it's over, it probably is.
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On that curve—not just a difficulty curve, but also game layout—we're placing each required role, so to speak, before we even get to the point of deciding which monster goes into which one.
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"The concern is -- do we get to the point that all the money in the world doesn't matter?" asked another donor, who said his whole goal this cycle was to protect House and Senate candidates.
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But while the two have walked very different paths to get to the point where they can be considered 'needle movers' it is hard to think that they could have done it without each other.
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The sooner we embrace it, and define the proper role for this technology, the faster we'll get to the point of where AI can tell you the 96 year-old grandma isn't a real threat.
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"Someday we will even get to the point where we can say, 'Hey, people don't have to work super long hours they can have periods of their life they don't work as much,'" says Gates.
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The Trump transition team has projected so little interest in the basic work of governing that, if they get to the point of minimal competence by inauguration day, it will seem like a major achievement.
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"You get to the point where you go, 'I'm really sorry that you feel like that and I really appreciate what you feel and I'm really sorry that Mommy had to go to work,' " she says.
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Click here to view original GIFOur brains are hard-wired with an unhealthy fascination with fire, and humanity will probably never get to the point where we treat it with as much respect as it deserves.
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"They were arrested for a hate crime, and only because of the incredible work by the entire [law enforcement] team did we get to the point where we were able to get the truth from them."
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Personally, I get to the point with some of these things where, especially on feeds, I'm apprehensive to do things because I don't want to mess up the algorithm and make other things harder to find.
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As Pantheon CEO and co-founder Zack Rosen told me, the company wants to help build the foundational technology for the web and eventually get to the point where it powers 30 percent of all sites.
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"For the evidence to get to the point where you even talk about impeachment, the Republican members would have to think the President's conduct is so serious where it disqualifies him for further service," Schiff said.
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In addition to the incentives for private sector risk taking, DOE's national labs had spent many years and millions of dollars to get to the point where the private sector could even begin to make money.
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"He's starting to get to the point where once he takes batting practice and does some on-field stuff a few times, we'll be able to get him in some games," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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If AI programs ever get to the point where they can present evidence of how they reach their decisions, something like Project Debater could serve as their interpreter — and nudge the field towards much-needed transparency.
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And the reason for that is that you don't want to get to the point where you're enforcing things that would create a bigger difficulty, morale and otherwise, when you could probably accomplish the same goal.
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Sometimes people with complex congenital heart disease get to the point where medicine has done all it can to delay the inevitable, and since my doctors were so stumped, I believed my time was almost up.
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I don't think they're ever going to get to the point where CBO scores their bill as covering the same number of people as Obamacare, because the CBO places such magical powers in the individual mandate.
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By the time they get to the point of looking up their nearest mattress retailer and heading to the store, they already have done their research online and have a good idea of what they want.
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If you get to the point of a destabilization of the population—which is going to happen before a destabilization of the regime—you're going to have a huge humanitarian crisis right there on the peninsula.
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"I am very sad to have to get to the point of a woman being raped by 30 men to cause all this commotion, because it happens every day," said Laura Nunes, one of the organizers.
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"So I think politics goes quite quiet now (for sterling) until we get to the point when Article 50 is triggered," he added, referring to Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which will formally start Brexit talks.
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It took all those years, production hell, delivery logistics hell, and the decision to close a bunch of retail stores to get to the point where Tesla finally felt comfortable announcing the $35,000 Model 3 last month.
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Whitney Wright: When you finally get to the point right before trying anal for the first time, make sure you communicate with your partner what feels good, and what pace you would like them to go at.
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The plan is to eventually get to the point where they can field self-driving cars for sale, based on Nvidia's Drive PX in-car AI computing platform, by the not-so-distant target year of 2021.
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I still know all my lines because you need to get to the point that you know your lines so well that you don't even think about what you're saying when you're shooting, you can just act.
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But when you get to the point where you're able to fly around a vast room and use concrete pillars as a shield before flinging more masonry at your unfortunate adversaries, it rarely feels like a chore.
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"The economy is doing really well, and I'm worried that could we get to the point … where the concern is going to be more about the economy overheating than recession," Doll told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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"We have not begun to probe the many layers of this issue," she adds, "and not until we do, will we get to the point where we are no longer seeing episodes like Harvey Weinstein or Roy Moore."
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"We can't get to the point where we have these bipartisan or transpartisan discussions until Democrats win some elections — because nothing else is going to stop this juggernaut on the right," says Theda Skocpol, a Harvard political scientist.
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I think when you get to the point like we have, where you have kids and you've been married for a while and we've been together for a long time, it's — you just take it day by day.
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I think when you get to the point like we have, where you have kids and you've been married for a while and we've been together for a long time, it's – you just take it day by day.
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"Artemis" takes place in the 2080s, so I gave us about 50 years to get to the point where we've driven commercial space travel, the price is down far enough that there could be a legitimate tourist industry.
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In New York, he said, the treatment will be given to people who are already very ill, but he hopes it will get to the point where doctors can prescribe it to patients who are diagnosed much earlier.
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"It took about 20 years and over a billion dollars of investment to get to the point where we are able to routinely extract from the data the necessary information to validate or invalidate drug targets," he said.
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"Wouldn't the normal principles of constitutional avoidance suggest that we might want to scrutinize a little bit how rigorous a limitation that is before we get to the point of striking down the statute?" the chief justice asked.
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Let's get to the point: This Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine musical about the Post-Impressionist artist Georges Seurat, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford, arrives on Broadway after a triumphant concert production at New York City Center.
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"Before we get to the point of litigation, the patient has ignored eight to ten attempts at contacting them to work out some kind of payment arrangement or qualify them for charity care," said the spokesperson, Eric Fletcher.
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"Once we get to the point where Gen Z, you guys, make up the biggest voting bloc, then that's when we know our world is heading in the right place," she told a group of Girl Scouts on Wednesday.
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Mills acknowledged Beaupre's point about audience consistency, but argued that in order to get to the point where a creator feels safe enough to take a break and not worry about the algorithm, they have to play the grind.
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"I'm not sure we could effectively legislate all of the cases where somebody lies, because then you get to the point where, OK, the guy said he was on the football team and he's not," she said, reports BuzzFeed.
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As more large companies release open-source projects, those projects that become popular often get to the point where having a single company govern the project's life cycle is neither feasible nor in the best interest of the community.
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"If we get to the point at any time where I feel we can't do that, where there are legitimate lines of investigation that are being walled off, then I will say so," Schiff said, according to the Times.
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For the time being, we are working on a photography strategy that involves a stripped-down crew and plenty of distance between us, but we may get to the point where we are relying more and more — perhaps solely!
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Try answering these questions first so that when you get to the point in your piece where you might include a kind of "nut" paragraph of your own, you're prepared with ideas: Why is this topic worth writing about?
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"When we get to the point of definitive agreements and bringing it online, which is estimated around mid-2021, we'll give guidance in customary fashion at that point," said Steven Ledbetter, vice president of commercial for Shell Midstream, said.
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Ahrendts said then that she wants to eventually get to the point where people might casually ask one another to hang out at an Apple Store the same way they would, say, a movie theater or a shopping mall.
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Either way, though, I find myself subscribing to theory number two: startups are hard, but if you get to the point where you have to choose between startup success and treating people well, you have already royally fucked up.
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"If we get to the point at any time where I feel we can't do that, where there are legitimate lines of investigation that are being walled off, then I will say so," Mr. Schiff told reporters this week.
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And how did we get to the point where it's even possible that a few anonymous contractors and employees could shape the selection of news stories in a section that influences what readers and members of the media deem important?
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"How did we get to the point here where the evidence is now the president was falsely accused of colluding with the Russians, and accused of being treasonous, and the evidence now is that that was without a basis," Barr said.
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"If you shrink the suit smaller and smaller, you eventually get to the point where that display and control module, which cannot be changed in size, eventually expands across the shoulder width for the crew member," says Burbank of Collins Aerospace.
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"The key is to look for regulatory oversight that ensures that an exchange is doing what it should be doing so that it doesn't get to the point where you have to fall back on an insurance policy," he told Reuters.
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Back in May, Mueller emphasized that the policy meant his office could not indict Trump, but also that his office didn't get to the point of concluding whether Trump committed a crime; they presented evidence on both sides of that question.
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To get to the point where batteries can store more renewable energy — enough to supply 100 percent of US energy and help get us off fossil fuels entirely — it would be useful for them to become even more energy dense.
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However, if things get to the point where their flakiness is really bothering you, the best solve is to sit down with your Pisces lover to explain that you feel disrespected or taken advantage of when they bail on you.
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We've all received bad emails: typos in the subject line, wordy text in the body that doesn't get to the point, stale sign-offs like "yours truly," and the recipient's name misspelled (sometimes in a few places, with different misspellings!) throughout.
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"It was a case of me feeling bad until I did as much trial and error as physically possible to get to the point where I certainly don't have Caucasian hair, but I have hair that I like," France says.
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In Carolina, I could see the writing on the wall and it was one of those things where we were kind of methodically going through the months to get to the point where it was time for me to move on.
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"It is very easy to get to the point where it looks sort of like a person but is creepy and is not quite right, and you might be better off just giving it some more abstract appearance," he said.
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Before I ponder the effects of an egg-based diet, let me get to the point: As someone who has fried, scrambled, and poached her fair share, I'm always keeping my eye out for new ways to cook a better egg.
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"But now we need to get to the point where we're going past congratulations and moving to contributions that will actually support black women and black organizations and black people that are working to turn our communities out to vote."
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The problem is when you run real hot you get to the point where it will presumably show up as inflation or asset prices, and we will end up reacting to that and it's not so easy to calibrate that reaction.
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"To get to the point where you have them saying we're not flying and we don't think our leadership is listening, which is what you're hearing out of these pilots ... that's pretty severe," McSally, a former Air Force pilot, added.
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"The twelve years of microbiology it took to get to the point where you can see it down a microscope is just amazing," said James McInerney, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Nottingham who was not involved in the research.
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That kind of life-or-death choice would test any leader, even those well-schooled in arcane nuclear doctrine, the intricacies of power politics and the importance of not letting tensions get to the point where a nuclear exchange becomes likely.
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So, I definitely want to get into the flashbacks to Angela Abar's (Regina King) youth in Vietnam and her time being treated by Lady Trieu for her Nostalgia overdose, but let's get to the point: that final scene … uh, what happened?
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"For some millennials, especially those just transitioning into adulthood, it can take some time to get to the point where they don't need their parents' help," said certified financial planner Marguerita Cheng, CEO of Blue Ocean Global Wealth in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
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I don't know how we'll get to the point where people are not taking on a side job in managing internet privacy settings, but at the same time can have a say in how their data is collected and used.
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You know, these are very first-world problems, right, when you get to the point where you're like, "Oh, I have so many Bluetooth devices in my tech-filled world that it's a pain in the ass …" Oh, let's stop apologizing.
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"I really believe if you can get to the point that students come to us and we bend over backwards to ensure their success, we will be a company that has a really good chance of lasting for a lifetime," he said.
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It's more than simply feeding rules or concepts into the computer's memory - rather, after having been exposed to a wide range of traffic scenarios and experiences, the machine is able to gradually get to the point that it "understands" how to drive.
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In the post, Serhant revealed that he and his wife "waited almost 3 years to meet" their daughter and detailed the emotional process it took for them to get to the point of becoming parents, writing a lengthy message addressed to the newborn.
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"I'm talking to all parties that support the government ... when we get to the point of questioning the impartiality of the prime minister it is ... a very serious matter ... whoever does it should take responsibility for it," Conte said live on Facebook.
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Eventually, Level Ex hopes to get to the point where doctors may be able to practice patient-specific procedures — using the real-world specs of the person they'll be operating on — as a high-fidelity game before operating in the first place.
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First of all, it does, as we all know, hurt the consumers, hurt the suppliers, hurt the overall economy, and does it really get to the point where Mexico finds a way to stop people who want to come to the U.S.?
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I think if I ever get to the point where I expect recognition, I'm a sociopath," she said, and referred to the episode of 30 Rock when Jon Hamm plays an obliviously beautiful man who "gets everything he wants and doesn't know it.
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Zuckerberg wants to get to the point where, if the government were to attempt to break up Facebook, the company would try claim it is not possible without killing the entire social network and taking out the economic benefits with it, Galloway says.
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BUT IF WE GET TO THE POINT WHERE IT BECOMES UNSUSTAINABLE, THEN YOU DO WORRY ABOUT HAIVNG TO RAISE RATES MUCH MORE QUICKLY THAN I'M HOPING THAT WE NEED TO DO. LIESMAN: YOU'RE ALSO CONCERNED ABOUT SOME FINANCIAL ASSET PRICES OUT THERE.
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"Until we get to the point where the construction plan can be fully optimized, it is very difficult to be precise about exactly when the project can come into service," Enbridge Executive Vice President Guy Jarvis told investors in New York on Tuesday.
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" Williams revealed Parks had attempted to speak to her on the phone, but that she hadn't answered, saying, "I may get to the point where I'm strong enough to where I can talk to her and maybe we can work it out.
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And you get to figure out what's fun about the game, and once you get to the point where you want to join in with that bigger community, then you'll be leveled up enough [to] where that's possible without any big issues.
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Samsung says it has integrated its services with the various carrier support systems, so if you get to the point where you need to swap your device or are having an issue with a carrier-specific service, Samsung's agents can transfer you over.
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KUDRIN 020052 the downed russian plane certainly increased political risk, but on the whole, i expect that with the implemtentation of the Minsk agreements, we shall get to the point within a year, where we'll see a reduction in sanctions against russia.
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"I think it's one of those things where we didn't want to get to the point where we're stopping because we have to or because we're old or people are kind of over it," guitarist Ben Weinman tells Noisey in a recent interview.
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"I expect the refiners to exit summer driving season with higher-than-usual inventories, so margins will get to the point that refiners will need to consider run cuts to balance things," Blake Fernandez, a Houston-based analyst at Scotia Howard Weil, said.
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And if I get to the point where I can't retain the lines and my memorization is weak, you're not going to see me do anything where there's notes on the stage or I've got to get the next line — no, no, no.
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"I would hope that people, the world, will get to the point where they just see us as a couple who's in love, because I don't wake up every day and identify as being anything other than who I've always been," she said.
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"It's possible that even if Vice President Biden and his son are not seen as having done anything improper, moderate voters might get to the point where they are worried that the negative talk around them might drag the ticket down," Smikle said.
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But trust me that Buttigieg and his team are absolutely thrilled to get to the point in this race where they have to start convincing voters in Nevada, South Carolina, Super Tuesday and beyond that his candidacy can speak to and for them.
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When we try, and we can all do this as an experiment, we have to do it for long enough that we get over the initial cravings and get to the point where we can really experience what life is like without it.
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"Once you have bus lanes in a congested city, you get to the point where riding a bus is faster than driving in a car, and that's the tipping point where people understand that it doesn't make sense to use the car," Haggiag says.
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The democratization of the internet means that traditional channels of "stovepiped" information can be gone around, and it means you can finally interface with the candidates and actually get to the point in which you need to find out who you should actually support.
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So I worked out, but it started to get to the point where I couldn't necessarily exercise because of the energy, and I wanted to save all of my energy for the project, and I didn't want to completely drive myself into the ground.
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And as the band got bigger and we started playing festival slots and stuff, you really get to the point where you sort of need to play the songs that are going to project the most, because you're literally just noise competing with other noise.
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"If we ever get to the point where we could put a seismometer on Mercury, there's a very good chance it could detect Mercury quakes associated with continued contraction," Watters said, adding that ongoing seismic activity may help tiny scarps evolve into larger features.
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People might already be copying links to Pinterest and pasting them in Messenger, but the company is looking to make that a little more seamless to get to the point where you can go into Messenger and be able to regularly interact with Pinterest.
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"I don't think I can get to the point where I can vote for Hillary Clinton, but I have a sense of serenity knowing that at least the Democrats are attempting to reach the multitude of communities that compose this great country," he said.
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While he called for more transparency and inclusion in the legislative process of the bill, he said he would still vote on it even if there were no public hearings, as long as the bill "can get to the point that it satisfies" his requirements.
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Strik said the majors have better cash flow and revenue growth but others in the industry do have the potential to get to the point there they have free cash flow of 4 to 6 percent and revenue growth of 3 to 6 percent.
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"We still believe there are people who are not working at the moment who can work again, who want to work again and economic activity has to get to the point to move them back into paid employment," the 43-year-old economics graduate said.
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"She said i have worked very hard to get to the point where i have a true voice and At this point in my life and my career i have a responsibility to do whats best for the world and not what is most popular.'"
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" About this subject, Abell comments: "I want to get to the point where we don't have to think of gender at all when putting together an issue, because we always have a stock of pieces that are half by men and half by women.
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"If we get to the point where we're not able to get the information from the State Police regarding their general deployment numbers, I think that's a problem," said Senator Patrick M. Gallivan, a Republican from western New York and a former State Police captain.
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"I would hope that people, the world, will get to the point where they just see us as a couple who's in love, because I don't wake up every day and identify as being anything other than who I've always been," she told Bradby.
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It sounds funny, but we want to get to the point where electronics fit very neatly into the circular economy — where maybe you mulch your computer at the end of the day, and grow materials that can be put into an HP 3-D printer.
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And so you can replace one but if you get to the point where you're thinking, okay, well, I'm going to game the system and replace two, just buy two separate ones for $140 total, you're not going to get the charging case with that.
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"That people get tattoos with a gun on them does not mean that the Commonwealth is allowed to file inference on top of inference on top of inference and get to the point that this is an admission," defense attorney Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. told the judge.
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The company spent about four or five years refining its software to get to the point where it could be used by any vendor, in any market, Tondon says, and worked with its team in Shenzhen, where Le Tote China is headquartered, to localize its platform.
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"Until you get to the point where the driver can be completely disengaged, which is this level 4 autonomy, then there shouldn't be an intermediate step where the driver is less engaged," Bryson Gardner, CEO and co-founder of Pearl Automation told me in a recent interview.
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Their goal was to build something that would work for people who weren't technically savvy and just needed a way to get to the point where they could get a credit card for emergencies, or eventually make it to getting a decent loan for a house.
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" While performing in "A Doll's House," McTeer said, "every single night I would get to the point where I would take my ring off and give it to Owen"—Owen Teale, who played Torvald—"and every night we'd be in this big theatre, and the silence . . .
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But if we get to the point where we do have standards, and the two products are the same except in how they were raised, forcing one thing to be called, for example, "animal cell tissue" and the other "meat" ignores the fact that meat is animal cell tissue.
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Currently, a Falcon 9 rocket costs around $62 million, and while SpaceX is currently successfully reusing first-stage boosters—the most expensive portion of the rocket—Elon Musk would like to get to the point where much more is reused, essentially ensuring that fuel becomes the only major expense.
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While they will likely get snapped up when the price drop, and it will never get to the point where they're giving tickets away just to prevent the broadcasts from showing thousands of empty seats, it does make you wonder how much the promoters overestimated interest in this fight.
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When you get to the point where you're ready to close on a house, you'll want to be prepared for closing costs such as appraisal fees, attorney fees, title insurance and inspection fees, which can run you two-to-five percent of the total cost of the home.
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"When people finally get to the point of coming to talk to me, it usually takes another six months for it to sink in that they have to file," said Cara O'Neill, a legal editor with Nolo who also is a bankruptcy and litigation attorney in Roseville, California.
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"The basic human senses like seeing, hearing, language, core things that we do, I think it's possible to get to the point in the next five to 10 years where we have computer systems that are better than people at each of those things," he said in April.
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The thing I wonder about is if you do get to the point where they have a bill that they actually like — I don't know if it's tax reform, or infrastructure, or something else that they actually really are enthusiastic [about] and really do want to move it through.
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"We were going to get to the point that we were not going to be able to pay employees, we were not going to be able to pay our creditors, and the state did not look any closer to a budget," the center's executive director, Bruce Carter, said.
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Both December and Angel want to get to the point where sex work is decriminalized: Criminal charges for sex work are fully removed, sex work between people is treated like any other work, and it's brought under regular labor laws, according to the Sex Workers Education and Advocacy Taskforce.
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"The Rays did a tremendous job of taking care of me and not rushing me in any way, and allowing me to get to the point where I am now," said Eovaldi, who signed with Tampa Bay after tearing his ulnar collateral ligament as a Yankee in 2016.
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People come, about third of the population, it doesn't work out for them the first 18 months or so, and then you get to the point where ... but other people can't work anywhere else, because they love the idea meritocracy, they can't go back to the politics, and so on.
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I'm generally mindful about what I eat—and I want to get to the point where I'm cool with sautéing up some mealworms for a casual weekday lunch—but in that moment, I couldn't get over the mental block that millions of other Americans have when it comes to eating insects.
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Because they both work for a secret organization, her name may or may not be Mary, but she likes being called Mary, so he calls her Mary throughout the book until you get to the point where it turns out that she had another identity when she was a kid.
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Manafort's defense team has argued that prosecutors are seeking to use his spending against him, and Judge T. S. Ellis of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia repeatedly pushed the prosecution on Wednesday to get to the point as they offered evidence of his spending habits.
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"How do we get to the point today where we're going to hold the secretary of Commerce, the attorney general of the United States in contempt because we don't want to ask the question that everyone in the country thinks we're already asking and in fact we are?" asked Rep.
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"Our events are dependent on the weather not only during the three-day event but also we're depending on about eight weeks of weather leading up to the event just to set up the ice and freeze it and get to the point that it is safe and sound," said Crowder.
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"I would hope that people, the world, will get to the point where they just see us as a couple who's in love, because I don't wake up every day and identify as being anything other than who I've always been," she told ITV host Tom Bradby in the new documentary.
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Once you get to the point where it's not a problem for you to provide for your basic needs and for those of people close to you, then we in the affluent world tend to spend our time doing things that don't give us a deeper sense of happiness or fulfillment.
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" I think eventually it'll get to the point where the players, and the sacrifices that the players do make—the NCAA will come and recognize that and understand that the players deserve and need help and [ask], "What do we need to do to bridge that space and help them?
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And a huge mission of the news feed team to really make that experience better and better so that you know we can get to the point where all the stuff we are showing you is the stuff that you want to see in the order of what's most important to you.
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" The album's biggest single, with its literally head-spinning music video, lured young '90s music stans who, at the time, didn't know their Damn the Torpedoes from their Full Moon Fever, but certainly knew how to groove to its harmonious chorus: "Let's get to the point / Let's ro-o-oll another joint.
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So what we really want to do, and strive to help teachers do over the next 10 or 20 years, is get to the point where every student in every classroom can have the same kind of education that you would have if you were working with a one-on-one tutor.
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The television episode waits until about halfway through the story to get to the point where the novella more or less begins, with Simon becoming dangerously absorbed in the machinations of the space insects and realizing that by controlling their food supply, he can goad them into waging war on each other.
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"When you get to the point where you can say that person is actually intellectually or physically superior to another person because you have removed certain possibilities for that person getting ill… or because they're enhanced in other ways, that has enormous implications for very basic values that we have," he said.
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"I think you're going to get to the point where somebody wants to watch the last five minutes of the game, and they go click, they'll pay a set price for five minutes as opposed to what they would pay for two hours of the game," the site reports Silver as explaining.
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"All the kids who were involved, they were reflections of where we as a society are deficient in terms of supporting kids and families, where they get to the point where they feel that this is the only way to either resolve an issue or express themselves," Mr. Richardson, the principal, said.
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I met one the other day ... Yeah, if they could make ... I think if they get to the point where they can make the money they want to make there, they'll do it, whether that is going to be something that can happen long term or only happens via short-term YouTube subsidies, we'll see.
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"If we get to the point where we don't want to look anymore because we don't want to know the answer, then we're in trouble," says Dr. Edward Belongia, one of the authors of the Vaccine study and director of the Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Population Health at the Marshfield Clinic Research Institute.
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" Hathaway: "Matthew, I'm just remembering something you said when we were doing Interstellar press, and we were talking and being asked a lot of questions about the environment and you said, 'I have great faith in humanity's ability to wake up for its own survival, but I hope it doesn't get to the point where waking up doesn't matter.
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"We are going to see how we can develop Amelia to make it deal with the initial front-of-house stuff to help our customers navigate around the council and get to the point in the website much more quickly," James Rolfe, Enfield Council's director of finance, resources & customer services, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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According to Beyoncé's mother, Tina Lawson, the superstar recently said before her historic Coachella sets, 'I have worked very hard to get to the point where I have a true voice and at this point in my life and my career I have a responsibility to do what's best for the world and not what is most popular.
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"Our goal is to sharply curtail the input needed, so you don't need to go out and till and plant each year, apply a bunch of chemicals and fertilizers and pesticides—we want get to the point where farming mimics the prairie in the world's natural ecosystem," Scott Seirer, the Land Institute's managing director, tells MUNCHIES.
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"New Relic One is very pluggable and extensible, which makes it easier for our own teams to build on, and to extend and expand, and also down the road we will eventually get to the point where partners and customers will be able to extend our UI themselves, which is something that we're very excited about," he said.
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The 78-year-old Reagan appointee repeatedly clashed with prosecutors, urging members of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's team to get to the point of their arguments.
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"I am praying that Castro does not get to the point where he has to really barter with these guys over here because they're going to get Assata Shakur, they're going to get a whole lot of other people," Ellison said at the event, which also included a silent auction and speech by former Weather Underground leader Bernardine Dohrn.
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" As Nonie Gadsden, the exhibition's chief curator and the museum's senior curator of decorative arts and sculpture, put it: "If we're not showing them in our museum galleries, if we're not teaching them in our classrooms, how are these names going to get to the point of being a Jackson Pollock that people want to come see?
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And the challenge is, as every single increment starts to come down the line, by the time you get to the point where you say, 'I need to really do something,' it's too late because access to capital has dried up substantially, your burn rate is too high, and now you have no opportunity to fix it.
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Large commercial flights may never be all electric VTOLs will eventually hit the market, but the same can't be said for large commercial planes, Holzinger said, like what you might take to fly from New York to LA."I don't think batteries will ever get to the point of being able to power a commercial flight alone," she said.
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"They're in a position that this organization was years ago, where, you know, it takes a lot of initial fund-raising and effort to get to the point where you're running a sustainable bed-and-breakfast," said Patrick Landewe, 46, who has been the keeper of the Saugerties Lighthouse on the Hudson River for 12 years.
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"If we get to the point of the end of that 90 days … and we realize we're in a place that is still lacking significant portions of data to make a logical outgrowth argument for the final rule, I think that's something we would have to sit down and consider at that point in time," she added.
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"I would hope that people, the world, will get to the point where they just see us as a couple who's in love, because I don't wake up every day and identify as being anything other than who I've always been," she told ITV host Tom Bradby in the new documentary, Harry & Meghan: An African Journey.
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"The security issue is really having a major negative impact on the ability to respond in an appropriate way, in the classic way that you respond to an Ebola outbreak, to be able to essentially get to the point where you diminish it, diminish it, diminish it, and then it's gone," he said in late January.
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We have got to get to the point in America where we don t have to have a mass killing to do something decent, Clinton, 69, told the crowd at the Brady Center Bear Awards Gala at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles, where he was one of the recipients of an honor for his gun violence prevention actions.
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What happens when we get to the point where some non‑state actors, let's take ISIL as an example, decide that the Worldwide Web offers not just the opportunity to spread the ideology, to recruit, to coordinate among geographically dispersed entities, to generate revenue ‑‑ what happens when they decide, this is a weapons system, this is a vulnerability, hey, we can exploit this?
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Uber has been tinkering with the idea of vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) craft for a while now, beginning with the release of a white paper late last year detailing what steps it thinks are required to help it get it get to the point where it might make sense to actually field an on-demand airborne ride hailing service.
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Eugenie Bouchard "took fashion week by storm," in the words of ESPN W, a couple of years ago as she mingled with the fashion A-list at shows by Tory Burch and Jason Wu. "I'd love to see women's players get to the point where we're sitting next to Anna Wintour at fashion shows," said Tiffany Bias, a guard with the Dallas Wings.
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But when we want to get to the point where the technology is proven and you want to scale it to the point where it can service a whole city or hopefully many cities, then you need somebody who knows how to make vehicles and you need somebody who knows how to make sensors that'll last and can do that repeatedly.
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We want to get to the point where it doesn't happen in the first place, where it's no longer triage, and for that we really have to invest in educational programs from K through college to really raise people that respect each other, understand consent and don't add to the predatory ways, because most men are not rapists but most rapes are committed by men.
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"Now I look at how the presence and existence of that organization makes other women feel like they have to participate in those kinds of judgments, but at the time I just thought, 'You know, nobody's forcing me to get up on stage in a swimsuit,' and it actually felt pretty good to get to the point where I was O.K. doing that," she said.
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"If someone's phishing attack was successful in December and they got access to the network, then three and a half months is enough time to be able to get to the point to be able to launch a larger attack or monitor what is going on inside networks," Oleh Derevianko, a cybersecurity expert whose company is helping defend Ukraine's election infrastructure, told VICE News.
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The price point right now is so low and the customer experience is-- is good-- that as long as they're allowed to lose $4 billion a year-- and keep the price point low and-- and burn cash-- they may get to the point where they have so -- so much-- so much subscriber and so much pricing power that they'll-- they'll make it through and they'll be another studio.
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If SpaceX can get government support, perhaps from NASA or the Department of Defense, to develop Starship, it's gonna go a long way into helping SpaceX get to the point where this system becomes a reality because right now they're relying on a Japanese billionaire and some of their own venture capital funding to fund this entire development project, which they estimate to be between $2 and $10 billion to complete.
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"We get to the point where we're just done dealing with something," said Matt Negrin, a digital producer at "The Daily Show," recalling unresolved maelstroms like Mr. Trump's feud with a Gold Star widow, his baseless claim that Mr. Obama wiretapped him and his defense of white nationalist supporters amid the deadly violence this summer in Charlottesville, Va. "That's something, in my opinion, we should be talking about," Mr. Negrin said.
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We're really excited about this new album as well, but at the same time, it's going to be our 20-year anniversary in 2017—it might be even longer because I'm not sure when I started writing songs, but the first EP came out in '97—so I think it's one of those things where we didn't want to get to the point where we're stopping because we have to or because we're old or people are kind of over it.
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It's everything I believe music is to be made with people you get to a point as producer where you're in your room or the studio or in your mom's basement and you're creating music by yourself which is what most of us do but you get to the point where it's like man I want to and need to feed off of other people's energy and that really goes back to how music was made back in the day.
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She said i have worked very hard to get to the point where i have a true voice and At this point in my life and my career i have a responsibility to do whats best for the world and not what is most popular " She said that her hope is that after the show young people would research this culture and see how cool it is, and young people black and white would listen to " LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING and see how amazing the words are for us all and bridge the gap.
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My ultimate dream, especially for someone like me, I'm French, and I have to fight with my broken English sometimes to make me understood, will be to combine our existing translation feature that's already live on Viber for all our platform, and you can translate a message that you receive in French into English, or whatever, to combine transcription with translation, and then we will get to the point where somebody will be able to talk his native language to send a message, and his message will be received in another language, indexed in the natural language of the other person.
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