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"You get used to it, though I don't think you ever really get used to it," he said of seeing himself onscreen.
The truth is, once you get used to it — and you do get used to it fast — you start to wonder why other e-bikes don't have these features.
I don't know when I'll get used to it or if I'll ever get used to it, but I'm super grateful for all the people that are cheering for me.
Or you'll just get used to it like the locals.
"Well, we'll have to get used to it," he said.
People are divided, but we'll all get used to it.
And this is another Netflix movie (get used to it).
The Fed may need to get used to it, too.
"You just need to get used to it," she said.
Alternatively, they could just kinda of ... get used to it.
Just get used to it, or something like that. Yeah.
Like it or not, they'd better get used to it.
They get used to it — and that's the scary thing.
It took me a while to get used to it.
If you have freedom, you quickly get used to it.
" He added: "I'm still trying to get used to it.
Judging by the headlines, investors should get used to it.
We've had millions of years to get used to it.
"You just kind of get used to it," he said.
I guess people just sort of get used to it.
And that over time, they must get used to it.
Then you get used to it, and you're like, 'O.
Hyperinflation is so disruptive no one can get used to it.
I still can't get used to it, but there it is.
Americans and their elected officials had better get used to it.
It's really not so bad once you get used to it.
The rest of baseball might have to get used to it.
It takes a couple of days to get used to it.
They'd better get used to it, because it won't end Tuesday.
It's just a disturbed rhythm you can get used to it.
" Martinez added, "It has taken months to get used to it.
He's a favorite in NH; so don't get used to it.
It certainly sounds harsh, but you do get used to it.
It's going to take a while to get used to it.
It took me a few innings to get used to it.
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I couldn't get used to it and it made me antsy.
It takes awhile to get used to it, but I do.
It took some trial and error to get used to it.
It sounds ridiculous, I know, but you get used to it.
And it came with an implicit warning: Get used to it.
For us growing up, we had to get used to it.
"You'll get used to it after a while," Brogdon told him.
"Parents will probably need to get used to it," she said.
Either we all get used to it or we stay home.
"You get used to it after a few minutes," I said.
Not a normal experience, but I could get used to it!
I advise you to get used to it — and pay up.
Most men can go without sex—you get used to it.
"We practiced with that ball months beforehand to get used to it, but you can never get used to it," said Ovtcharov, who also said he felt the ball getting softer over the course of his games.
It's a crazy location and I've yet to get used to it.
And I think people are just starting to get used to it.
It's a weird feeling at first, but you get used to it.
If that price point gives you pause, well, get used to it.
Californians tired of losing electricity might have to get used to it.
"It's not as bad once you get used to it," Parke said.
You're just going to have to learn to get used to it.
"We're here, we're queer, get used to it" became a popular chant.
As a viewer, it's terrifying how soon you get used to it.
Weird and uncomfortable at first, but then you get used to it.
We need to get used to it and adjust accordingly, every time.
It'll take a little bit of time to get used to it.
If we get used to it, it ceases to be a problem.
Life there was comfortable but I could not get used to it.
It seems weird, but you get used to it after five seconds.
You will have to get used to it, because it's the regulation.
"Everybody is still trying to get used to it," Mr. Russo said.
Over time you just get used to it, and it makes sense.
That's tough and sad at first, and then they get used to it.
The squeeze works, but you have to get used to it a little.
She goes to school, our days are just — we get used to it.
It was a little odd, but I started to get used to it.
"Slowly people will get used to it," says Li Changjun of Fudan University.
The bottom line: This debate isn't going anywhere so get used to it.
She thinks everyone will go crazy over, but eventually get used to it.
The teens are trolling us, and we probably better get used to it.
But, as Pitchfork poined out, we may want to get used to it.
There will be resistance at first, but people will get used to it.
Wall Street pros increasingly have been advising investors to get used to it.
The scariest part, though -- he says we just gotta get used to it.
It's never comfortable, but you get used to it because you have to.
They have to get used to it — they're in the hospital, after all.
It will probably get better and you will likely get used to it.
I've started to get used to it, but it's also kind of lonely.
Again, it's not a bad look, and you'll definitely get used to it.
It was a grind, and it was hard to get used to it.
If you ever get used to it, I think you're in the wrong business.
And with poor electronic security, local governments may have to get used to it.
"Do you think you could get used to it?" one of my friends asks.
As for working with mucus all day, you get used to it, said Button.
I'm marrying a New Yorker, though, so I have to get used to it!
I've always said when there's an episode, get used to it immediately, right now.
Get used to it, understand the norm, calm down and look for the opportunities.
After that, you get used to it and it becomes part of the job.
Get used to it, because Russian influence is coming to a region near you.
The rest of us just have to get used to it and keep up.
"We get used to it, honestly," said Ikaika Woolsey, the Rainbow Warriors' starting quarterback.
"It's going to take time for people to get used to it," Livengood said.
The symbols look more like Lucky Charms marshmallows, but you'll get used to it.
Get used to it – this is the new way forward for the automotive industry.
When people hear you have hep, they eventually get used to it, he said.
Van Dijk, his manager had said, would need time to get used to it.
I can't even believe this is real, but I better get used to it.
If the App Store debut feels like a disappointing advance, get used to it.
"At the beginning I felt bad, but you get used to it," he said.
"It's impossible to get used to it," she said of Russian athletes' neutral status.
If you never do what people want, at least they'll get used to it.
Perhaps we should get used to it again, and use it to our benefit.
Based on my experience with recent Android phones, you get used to it very quickly.
It was a huge change, but you're forced to get used to it real quick.
It was shocking at first, but over time, you kind of get used to it.
Do you ever get used to it, you know, being on the camera and everything?
It looks weird, and frankly is weird, but don't worry, you'll get used to it.
It's jarring at first, but once you get used to it, it's a total treat.
For those who are squeamish about all this, the message is: Get used to it.
But it's fast, fluid and a lot of fun once you get used to it.
That itch becomes a norm, the same patch and people will get used to it.
ASTRONAUT SCOTT KELLY Back on solid ground: Gravity, get used to it again, Scott Kelly.
So like it or not, you're just going to have to get used to it.
Scientists say that we'd better get used to it, thanks in part to global warming.
"The moment you hear that a lot, you almost get used to it." he said.
Y college babes might as well be 'We're here, we're whores, get used to it!
I just want to get used to it and stay as long as I can.
Get used to it, just keep your mouth shut, suck it up, follow the rules.
And the more people are aware of it, the more we get used to it.
"They are going to have to get used to it," he said to raucous applause.
We will get used to it, as we have so much in this last year.
I can maintain the dating rhythm for months until they can get used to it.
But we've played more and more together, and we kind of get used to it.
Eventually you just get used to it and you just live with your last name.
Republicans may cringe at first, but they'll get used to it, and fall helplessly silent.
It's never come up, but I think there's no doubt they get used to it.
Get used to it, keep your mouth shut, suck it up [and] follow the rules.
"And the circuit's changed a bit, I have to get used to it," he added.
It just took a while for me to get used to it and trust my shots.
Anyway, the Samsung Galaxy Dongle is here, so you might as well get used to it.
So people won't have much choice but to get used to it, if they haven't already.
Hate is often so absurd that it's funny, but you never really get used to it.
It may feel weird and initially unnatural, but most people get used to it over time.
"It is very hard but they'll socialize and they'll learn and they'll get used to it."
I had a hard time for the first six months, but you get used to it.
It must be odd watching yourself onscreen, but, then again, you must get used to it.
Well, something good actually happened because of Donald Trump's tweets, but don't get used to it.
"With all the years on the tour, I mean, you get used to it," Berdych said.
It is our politics, for better and worse, and we had better get used to it.
While we're on active duty, we get used to it—you buy into this false narrative.
Get used to it: We are not in charge, and we don't get to make demands.
I think it would suck for a while and then you would get used to it.
Mr. Trump might want to brush up on what it means, and get used to it.
I kind of don't believe it, but I guess I just have to get used to it.
I like to stand there and queue up,' but now people just get used to it now.
"You're constantly feeling guilty, so just get used to it," jokes Hannah Storm on People's Mom Talk.
It took me about 219 months to get used to it, and honestly I've never felt better.
That's just part of life in the age of the folding phone, so get used to it.
But resisting it is futile because all phones will soon have notches so get used to it.
Marijuana became legal in Canada on Wednesday, and authorities are still trying to get used to it.
Coffee did make me feel nauseous, though I knew with time I could get used to it.
It seems strange at the beginning, but once you get used to it, it becomes totally edible.
It looks as if nickel traders are going to have to get used to it as well.
EarthSky advises slotting in at least 20 extra minutes for your eyes to get used to it.
And all of us — perhaps especially the literal-minded among us — had better get used to it.
Realistically, all videos will look like this in the future, I guess, so get used to it!
I get used to it and watch with a grain of salt, or don't watch at all.
They're going to have to get used to it, because that's the one that's going to ride.
They had been experiencing this for eight months, but hadn't been able to get used to it.
"It bothered me when I was little but you get used to it," guh-SELL-man said.
I'm going to just talk about this [expletive] all the time until you get used to it.
"It took him awhile to get used to it," said Spear, who empathized with the professor's discomfort.
"I don't know how to explain it but you get used to it," said Deputy Mora, 221.
I got the 6S; I hoped I was wrong, and I'd just get used to it. Wrong.
Installing and removing programs works pretty differently on the two platforms, but you'll soon get used to it.
This news will either bring you great joy or great heartburn, but you better get used to it.
"If she wins you better get used to it because you'll have nothing but turmoil," Trump said Wednesday.
It's not necessarily intuitive, but once you get used to it, it feels like the most natural action.
I've been using it a bit in meetings and still finding it tough to get used to it.
Sabine: At first, he didn't think it was fun, and I also had to get used to it.
And get used to it — because you'll be seeing a lot of the icy color in the future.
I suspect that any new user will experience a learning curve, but will get used to it quickly.
You'll get used to it, and the budding barista within you will be all the better for it.
"I dealt with the noise back then, and I will just get used to it again," she said.
The S&P 83 has never behaved like this, but Wall Street strategists say get used to it.
It looks to be a first and it also looks like we'll have to get used to it.
But as long as it's an inch more of water every year, people just get used to it.
They're built to last and their software won't cause you many headaches after you get used to it.
The team says people get used to it, but I had a headache after only a few minutes.
Although gas prices have been creeping downward over the last several weeks, drivers shouldn't get used to it.
"You have to let your body get used to it," Rick Charron, the manager of StretchOut Studios, said.
But we should probably get used to it, because we're going to be hearing more about this restaurant.
Owen Roddy started to incorporate it into the pad rounds too so he could get used to it.
"At the beginning, it took time to get used to it, but now I don't feel tired," he said.
You will be hearing from me every day until you leave office, so you better get used to it.
Our President-elect likes to put on a show and tease the news, so let's get used to it.
I was prepared for it ... I mean, obviously in the first couple of games, you get used to it.
"We've got no other option than to get used to it, though," Ter Stegen added in agreement with Lopetegui.
You'd never use the latter to play games, but it is usable and eventually, you get used to it.
And then, actually, once you're in the country for a while, you just start to get used to it.
Given climate change projections for a hotter, drier future in the West, perhaps we'd better get used to it.
A couple of Choke Hole's headliners say that it took them a minute to get used to it, too.
But with a 2.5-mile maximum distance, you're going to have to get used to it sooner or later.
Better get used to it Kitty, there will soon be a new tiny little Mean Girl in your house!
I've been ghosted, and I'll never get used to it, either, but that doesn't make it a terrible thing.
I just need a little more time to get used to all this--" Her: "Get used to it faster.
You get used to it, though, and you can get back to the old system if you want to.
"No matter how many times they tell you you've got cancer, you don't get used to it," he said.
"We had some tough negotiations 20173 years ago, 22017 years ago, so you get used to it," he said.
It might frighten them at first, but they'll get used to it, just like they're used to fire drills.
And all the data show that in cities that have imposed the fee people quickly get used to it.
They get used to it and come to expect it … and you then stop asking anyone else about themselves.
Of course, infrastructure is also boring, so we get used to it and forget what a gift it truly is.
The man said down the phone: 'Get a life, 95 percent of chefs are men so get used to it!
It's a minor annoyance, but once you get used to it, the camera's up top and the angle's correct again.
It will take me probably a couple of games to get used to it, but we'll see how it goes.
Such exercises were legal and proper and Japan should "get used to it", China's defense ministry said at the time.
"All it does is shake and you get used to it shaking after a while," she told a TV interviewer.
In my experience, it takes a while to get used to it, but it's a big improvement for noisy apps.
The brush is very easy to use, though it may take a few days to get get used to it.
I know — I went ahead and disassembled our office Xbox One X four times just to get used to it.
My roommates and I all agree that it was a great class, we'll just have to get used to it!
"Donald Trump lost, and he better get used to it, because it may happen more often than once," he said.
"Don't get used to it," I said, but grinned, thinking to myself that I was already getting used to it.
You get used to it and then you want it everywhere, then the you realize the whole thing is sweet.
"All it does is shake, and you get used to it shaking after a while," she told a TV interviewer.
The consistency is a little thin, but I think if I ate it regularly I would get used to it.
She promises as much on "Swish Swish" saying, "Imma stick around / for more than a minute / get used to it."
But you get used to it, and at least it doesn't look awful or weigh as much as the tablet itself.
But you get used to it, and at least it doesn't look awful or weigh as much as the tablet itself.
If you're coming from the free version of Pandora, it won't take very long at all to get used to it.
"Some people never get used to it," says Jonathan Chodjaï, a French consultant who has lived in Montreal for 18 years.
It takes some practice, but once you get used to it, you'll be flicking your wrist for notifications in no time.
"It took me a few times to get used to it," Joshua, who has a 20-0 record, told the BBC.
After a few days, you get used to it and it's still the same browser under the fresh coat of paint.
China's Defence Ministry told Japan on Friday to "get used to it" after it flew six warplanes over the Miyako Strait.
I tell them, 'By the time you retire, the market will crash three to four times, so get used to it.
Which is something that a lot of people have not gotten used to, and they just can't get used to it.
I tell them, 'By the time you retire, the market will crash three to four times, so get used to it.
It almost felt as agonizing as running, but I realized quickly I was going to have to get used to it.
Naturally, it is going to take a few minutes to get used to it, but after a while it wasn't distracting.
"Once you get used to it, it's not a big deal," said Dr. Mattson, chief of the institute's laboratory of neurosciences.
This is a little weird at first but you'll quickly get used to it, and the end result is very effective.
Second, we'll probably hate it for about an hour then get used to it and forget what it was like before.
At first it kind of seems too much, and then you get used to it, and it is like a drug.
The next morning, when he tells her to get used to it and she says that she won't, he slaps her.
Sure, having numbers float in your field of vision does somewhat impair your spatial awareness, but you get used to it.
People who work there must get used to it, but the smells at the seafood stalls were a lot to handle.
"The air didn't smell really good, but I can get used to it, so no big deal to me," he said.
I have to admit, this was a little disconcerting, but Tesla execs insist that most people get used to it quite quickly.
Yet once you get used to it every other way of reading time on a watch feels kind of staid and lame.
According to Samsung, people taking photos with tablets is very much a thing, and you might as well get used to it.
I think most people will get used to it after putting a fair number of index finger smudges on the camera lens.
While it may be strange at first to go crabbing, you may be surprised at how fast you get used to it.
Wireless charging may sound silly at first, but once you get used to it, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it.
"I imagine that as people play a horror game, they get used to it no matter what the stimulus is," remarked Lamia.
I couldn't get used to it because of the time situation [in the game], you know, running out of time, resetting time.
And so for now, there is outrage and there will continue to be, until people get used to it and move on.
"You have to get used to it," he said of his height, a sizable understatement given the challenges that come with it.
I have to get used to it and try not only running but also create something with my game, with my shots.
This will be the 53rd appearance in the New York Times Crossword, so we will just have to get used to it.
It's not terrible, once you get used to it, but it's probably our least favorite behind the ones crafted by Google and Microsoft.
"If someone says 'let's try something new,' it will take a while to get used to it, but if it works, then great."
"At first it was really hard for me to get used to it because I wasn't in a confident place," she told R29.
I've been living all alone, and at first I didn't like it, but as the years go by, I get used to it.
I used to be self-conscious about being in workout gear with my kids around, but I've started to get used to it.
As the averages tumble into the red, Jim Cramer says: Get used to it; this is the way that September always plays out.
People tried to convince him not to at first, telling Thorpe that he should just "get used to it" before coming out publicly.
"I started to get used to it but I still think that it is a terrible idea," Twitter user Robin Bonny told me.
Google Apps for Work is now the G Suite (not sure I love that name, but I guess we'll get used to it…).
I imagine you'll get used to it if you see this device every day, but it looked a bit ungainly at first glance.
It's been a little bit longer for me to get used to it, but I feel like every year I get more comfortable.
If this is what Republicans can expect from running on Trumpism, they'd better get used to it, because Trump is full steam ahead.
As aggravated as Mr. Trump may be with Mr. Bannon's apostasy and Mr. Wolff's book, he may need to get used to it.
"English art didn't appeal to me much at first, one has to get used to it," Vincent wrote to Theo in July 1873.
"It was kind of weird looking down and seeing the pinstripes on me, but I'm happy to get used to it," Happ said.
I think it's a foreign sensation, and you have to get used to it, and then it becomes something you get addicted to.
The iPhone 23.06 Plus felt gigantic in my hand and in my pocket, and I thought I&aposd never get used to it.
If you just can't get used to it, go into the settings and try inverting the vertical axis, sometimes called the Y-axis.
But they're going to have to get used to it if they don't want to suffer from more software fiascos in the future.
On the upside: You kind of get used to it — you just have to be down with your personal aroma to make it work.
And I know you're probably surprised to see me on this stage still, I'm Amy Klobuchar, I'm here, I'm square get used to it.
Each of these little things doesn't feel like a lot when it happens — we might be surprised, but eventually we get used to it.
This makes moving up and down floatier than flying a tiny fighter might be, but it doesn't take long to get used to it.
"It takes time to get used to it but eventually you just have to realize that they don't know who you are," Upton said.
It looks pretty weird to me right now, but I'm sure I'll get used to it soon and forget how the old Twitter looked.
You may get used to it, though, if you don't keep switching back and forth between the iPad Pro and a full-sized laptop.
Sam Vreeke, chef at Mossel & Gin in Amsterdam The first time, I really had to get used to it, and it was pretty creepy.
The app is available 0n iOS and Android, and while it does the job, it will take some time to get used to it.
The winner of this race for the GOP nomination will be either Trump or Cruz — and the party establishment better get used to it.
When former US President Barack Obama signed his first executive order in 2009, he said: "That's right, I'm a lefty, get used to it."
I don't want to say we get used to it but I think everyone gets up to play us and I can understand that.
It was just one of those things, where I knew with experience, the more and more I did it, I'd get used to it.
Get used to it — more of Mother Nature's indecisive behavior is on its way for the rest of the workweek and into the weekend.
The alternative is to take the low-growth world we've been living in as an immutable fact of life, and get used to it.
It feels a little awkward to wear at first, but you'll quickly get used to it — and most importantly, your shirt won't come untucked.
But feel like it's very unusual to have it in Brixton, but the more you get used to it, the more it feels natural.
It's one fewer conceptual "Zone" to have to think about, and once you get used to it you'll wonder why it wasn't always that way.
I also think if you're genuinely moving things along creatively, it takes a while for your eye as a viewer to get used to it.
One group were told to use their normal defensive behaviours, and that while they might feel uncomfortable at first they would get used to it.
This broadening of Siri may take some time to get used to — it will be about finding the right place for it in your life.
Being mocked by a woman like Clinton is Trump's worst nightmare, and he's going to have to get used to it from now until November.
I see the Kindle Oasis' design as a plus, but long-time e-reading fans might need a little while to get used to it.
Tropical birds fly and caw, and I find them vaguely annoying, but I get used to it as their squawks become a natural background noise.
If you're coming from the world of blenders, like I was, both of these aspects are an initial annoyance, but you'll get used to it.
"Now we have to get used to it not being there, not having half a trillion dollars a quarter backstopping the market," he told Reuters.
The odd thing is that once you get used to it, the single outstretched hand from friends does start to feel a bit ill-mannered.
"You get used to it in about five seconds," said Lee, who scored in his first game with the Islanders at home in April 2013.
It will be difficult for you here, and in my own way I shall do all I can to help you get used to it.
If hacking is no big deal, everyone gets hacked and we should just get used to it — then why care about Hillary Clinton's private server?
It might be a little bit jarring now to see advertisements for mobile robots with actual, practical functions, but you'd better get used to it.
Nah, this is what life is gonna be like for the next two months and change so we may as well get used to it.
It takes a few tries to slide it out in one motion, but soon you get used to it and thus get better at finding it.
Women were jocks, women were artists, women were class president, women are, you know, singing solo in chorus, and so you just get used to it.
The attitude was not "we're here, we're queer, get used to it"; the chorus is a genteel organization that uses music to heal and build bridges.
It takes a few rapid-fire paragraphs to avoid touching the wrong keys, but once you get used to it, it's not much of an issue.
"It sounds like a lot, and you'll likely spend more time in the bathroom than anywhere else, but you eventually get used to it," she says.
"You get stared at a lot, but you get used to it," said the designer, who was wearing one of his signature suits with short pants.
I found it only took me a few hours to get used to it, and I've been able to jam along without more typos that usual.
Get used to it: Stock market returns are setting up for a tough five years ahead as economic benefits shift from Wall Street to Main Street.
If you do the same thing over and over every day, I'd say you could get used to it, but "desensitized" is too strong a word.
It's a little unwieldy and tricky to store because it's so big, but once you get used to it, other pins feel like toys by comparison.
It's just fans trying to put opposition players off, so it's fine, and they should get used to it if they want to play in Italy.
I can take it, of course — you get used to it — but those poor Greenlandic dogs didn't deserve all that vitriol from scorned fans of Neymar.
You will be our president, legitimate or not, for the next four years, and the rest of us will just have to get used to it.
Eddie Murphy should just get used to it ... chicks are gonna own him for years and years to come -- 'cause he's having yet ANOTHER female child.
You eventually get used to it, but you won't be able to copy and paste with your left hand while your right hand is on the mouse.
INDUSTRIAL policy via Twitter is a new development in economics but we may all have to get used to it over the next four (or eight) years.
"It would be an incredibly aggressive signal to both the U.S. and Australia that 'We're here, get used to it'," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
It still looks very strange to have the cameras aligned vertically and so close to the Apple logo, but I'm sure we'll all get used to it.
Those who experience this moment with some discomfort should get used to it: Russia is not a superpower, but it is back as an important independent player.
But with the years we kind of get used to it, and I'm happy with what I do, so I don't feel like I make any sacrifices.
My colleague Sam Byford in Japan, a Line and sticker fanatic, tells me to get used to it because glitter and flair is the future of messaging.
You get used to it over time, but there's not nearly as much depth and detail in what you're listening to when you're not wired via USB.
"We're a spontaneous country, but the people will just have to get used to it," said Delia Coto, 48, a Havana theater director having lunch at Otramanera.
When pressed about this decision, LG simply says this is what the company decided to do after lots of research and customers will get used to it.
You get used to it, though, and while cloth diapers are a more expensive upfront cost, they pay for themselves after just a few days of use.
" (answer: yes, and two sets of socks), told Hyperallergic that although the auto-icon might seem strange, in his experience, "people very soon get used to it.
And you can now drag and drop content between apps, a feature that takes some finger Jiu Jitsu, but is remarkably powerful once you get used to it.
If you're a first time wearer, these rules may seem a little overwhelming on day one, but you will get used to it after one week I promise!
It was kind of annoying in the beginning, but when you get hit over the head with a stick enough times you kind of get used to it.
This was a great place to be, and for me to take a little bit of time to get used to it could have been frustrating to him.
The rich will always be with us is the essential message, however bankrupt or indebted or criminally incompetent they may be, and we'd better get used to it.
If you consider the ThinkPad's method, there's less travel time between the keyboard and touchpad, but on the other hand, it requires you to get used to it.
"I was glad to have a night to get used to it and be confident that it worked with all of our visions," she went on to explain.
It may seem a little odd talking to your computer but you'll soon get used to it and might find your word count going up as a result.
"Pop the champagne today, but don't get used to it, growth going forward has a lot of headwinds," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
Some of us got used to daily harassment in the street — #EnaZeda showed that this is not O.K., and we should not get used to it at all.
That job loss, the left claimed, was a consequence of the times, and backwards Middle America ought to get used to it, along with 71 new gender options.
Older managers confused by why millennials like to Snapchat with co-workers, or don't want to pay their dues with grunt work, had better get used to it.
This year, it seems to have dawned on us that, actually, things are going to feel like this for a while, so we'd better get used to it.
I can&apost necessarily say you get used to it, because every day it might be in a different spot, so you&aposre just bruising a new spot.
Why it matters: Facebook better get used to it — and Twitter and Google's YouTube can see the increased scrutiny they're likely to get ahead of the 2020 presidential race.
You do not tell citizens to get used to it; elected officials need to get used to working for the public trust that is the price for their authority.
"The relevant side should not make a fuss about nothing or over-interpret, it will be fine once they get used to it," the ministry said in a statement.
While regular exercise is good for you, the problem with doing the same workout is that your muscles get used to it, and you start to burn fewer calories.
"You never really get used to it when he walks into the room, and I've played with a lot of tall players," UCF head coach Johnny Dawkins tells PEOPLE.
If you find it boring to watch prolonged excellence that goes beyond just about any measure of dominance in sports, then you might want to get used to it.
In an email interview with the brand, they claim the exfoliation actually helps the lips become smoother and plumper in the long run and you'll get used to it.
The music breaks, suddenly and inexplicably, into a banjo solo and just as I begin to get used to it cuts to the DJ reporting on the local weather.
"The first time I tried it I had to steady myself a bit, but after a while you get used to it," said Paviter Singh, a Singaporean ultra-marathoner.
A political advocacy group with ties to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is sending a message to conservative hardliners: We're repealing and replacing Obamacare, so get used to it.
This technological impact on the markets is sure to be ulcer-inducing to day-traders before they get used to it, but are these bots fundamentally changing the market?
" Both boys and girls blamed the girls for pain they felt during anal sex and some told researchers the girls needed to "relax" more or "get used to it.
But that success also means that those who don't like the digital operation had better get used to it, because it looks like it's going to be sticking around. 
You play this sport for a long time at a similar level and you get used to it, but to be at a slightly higher level has been exciting.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China told Japan on Friday to "get used to it" after it flew six warplanes over the Miyako Strait between two southern Japanese islands in a military exercise.
" A need to regain community trust The body cameras have been fully in use for about eight months, but Arradondo said that "it takes time to get used to it.
One post shows a picture of Bowers, armed with a gun, "splattered in what appears to be blood, followed by the following post by Clark: "... Get used to it libtards.
And I have a feeling that Croisilles, like the many other places in France that have suddenly come face-to-face with Europe's migrant crisis, will get used to it.
They expel period blood and natural lubrication and discharge and sometimes partners' cum, and if you'd like to put your dick inside one, you should probably get used to it.
Perhaps this is the first year you had to get used to it, or maybe you've had years of practice with how the calendar keeps going, and it's still hard.
Sometimes it feels like we've been screaming "We're here, we're using singular they, get used to it!" for 600 years...and in a sense we (read: the English language) have.
Brett also seems to be on the same page as Diddy's son, Quincy Brown -- who says his dad's now a major player in the art world ... get used to it.
It's a bit of a jolt at first, which the saturation bumped down a fair bit, but you get used to it after using the phone for a day or two.
Bread is an easy place to start cutting back on your sodium, and even if the low-sodium option doesn't taste the same at first, you will get used to it.
There's a bit of a barrier to entry on the user behavior side with downloading the app, but after a few tries people get used to it pretty quickly, he said.
Change can be hard, and people will have to adjust to it, but I think people will love the new stuff once they get used to it on their home screens.
" Consuelos continued, "If that offends you in some way, if it triggers you, or some other psychosis you're suffering from, I suggest you get over it and get used to it.
But with the triangle, with the auto, towards the end, when you saw us running it, it was just us trying to get used to it so it's not that foreign.
When Lawrence reported Buccigross' behavior to ESPN human resources they said Buccigross was a harmless "good guy," his attention was "mentorship" and she should "get used to it," the lawsuit added.
" In the 70s, the word was reclaimed by LGBTQ activists and intellectuals in their fight for gay rights—hence, the still-popular chant, "We're here, we're queer, get used to it.
It's a trick, and after a while you get used to it, but it is impressive, especially in songs with a lot of separate, trebly sounds (like a funky rhythm guita).
Slogans like "Black Is Beautiful" and "We're Here, We're Queer, Get Used to It!" became transformative taunts for generations of people schooled in the self-loathing of racism, sexism and heterosexism.
Sad He's better get used to it: if this past week was any indication, there's going to be plenty of material for the show to use in the coming months and years.
The company knows Smart HDR photos look different from traditional photos that have lots of contrast, but the bet is that people will get used to it and eventually prefer this look.
As the out-of-control blaze continues to swell in size, a bigger picture is starting to emerge: major fires like this are the future, and we'd better get used to it.
"I guess there are people who get used to it but I never get fully used to it," Arnett told PEOPLE at a press conference for the film in New York City.
This combination of motions feels like trying to simultaneously pat your head and rub your stomach at first, but once you get used to it, it's an elegant adaptation of gamepad controls.
Yeah, the Mate 8's form factor pushes the limit, but I did get used to it, and going back to a 5-inch phone would be a depressing experience for me.
"It's not that bad once you get used to it," Aaron Stein, 16, from Lower Merion, Pa., said as he peeled the skin and feathers off a quail with his bare hands.
While Ron is moping about Veronica taking over as lead anchor, Trejo explains that women are capable of doing anything and Ron is just going to have to get used to it.
Mats Wilander It takes some time to get used to it, because it's so different from the other slams and I think it takes time to get to like it as well.
From now on, these officials say, each aspect of elections is a national security target — and they will be for the next few decades, so we'd better get used to it now.
One of the greatest female basketball players ever is calling out Jameis Winston ... saying the time of women being silent, submissive and meek is OVER ... and he'd better get used to it.
Similar to the Pixel 2 phones, the Pixelbook has the Google Assistant baked right in, and once you get used to it having a presence on your laptop, it's hard to go back.
I appreciate the sentiment that we've sort of grown as much as we can and historically ... Kara Swisher: I think he just said you're tiny and get used to it, but go ahead.
If you can't ride the subway, trek to your local coffee shop, or even go outside to grab the mail without seeing someone wearing a pair of AirPods, well, get used to it.
And maybe the punctus won't have that glorious second wind we'd all love to see, but a more relaxed attitude toward punctuation is back in business, and you'd better get used to it.
Well, she better get used to it: This is to be the first of many uncomfortable disruptions — the next one obviously being that John is not, in fact, a good guy at all.
With the addition of Offset I'd imagine it'll be a radio mainstay if it ever sees the light of day, so get used to it below:   (Image by Carlos Delgado via Wikimedia Commons)
NeNe Leakes delivered a stern message to 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' stars bitching about her possible return to the show -- I'm the straw that stirs the drink and best get used to it.
We set up the bassinet before Ellie was born so our dog could get used to it and it would be ready to go as soon as we got home from the hospital.
I didn't want to be taking thatmedication every day because I didn't want my body to get used to it andthen when I got out, I would have to take it every day too.
And because long sight creeps up on people, victims get used to it: "They probably thought, 'you get to 50, you can't pick like you used to'," says Dr Congdon of the tea-pickers.
I get used to it and watch with a grain of salt, or don't watch at all.. ....Too many voices are being destroyed, some good & some bad, and that cannot be allowed to happen.
It's annoying for sure, but once you get used to it, you'll be a pro at using your recent apps feature (double-tap home button on iPhone or tap recent apps button on Android).
"The more you get used to it, the less you will wonder how and why an AI recommends a certain path instead of another, which story to read, what products to buy," he said.
Whether or not you enjoy or dread your own parents being on the social platform, you better get used to it, because older adults are joining Facebook at rates faster than any other demographic.
A lot of them were rude and complained about having to wait in line, but you get used to it because it was no different from how they treated me on a daily basis.
The score is distracting — at one point employing a male vocalist during a scene that would have been better served with the starkness of silence — but you can get used to it after a while.
It's sometimes a risk to order this simple combo at a dive bar because the water isn't always cold, and the vodka may be from a plastic handle *shudders* — but you'll get used to it!
He was behind this enormous square desk, and he came around, sat on the arm of the chair, put his arm on my shoulder, pulled me toward him, and said, 'You'll get used to it.
If you can get used to it, you might get a significant battery boost as well, and this boost should increase as more popular apps add support for dark mode (we're waiting for you, Facebook). 
It's hard to say — there will definitely be a lot more eyes immersed in virtual reality this year, and, as people get used to it, they'll be more willing to use VR headsets with their phones.
The next Tuesday (we'd fallen into our definitely-once-a-week sex time happening on Tuesdays, which we referred to as Super Tuesdays), I put on the lingerie in the morning to get used to it.
As 2016 went on, more Xbox exclusives announced plans to consolidate onto Windows as well, and fans who were angered when Quantum Break became cross-platform will have to get used to it becoming the norm.
The early ethos of the gay rights movement, which gave rise to the chant "we're here, we're queer, get used to it!" doesn't jibe with now avoiding places that restrict lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
If you were impressed with Lonzo Ball's little brother, LaMelo, notching 92 points in a high school game this week get used to it, 'cause the Ball brothers' dad says it'll probably happen again next year.
If you are adding a spicy meal every couple of weeks, it might be enough to have an effect ... but if you have it every day, the effect goes away, because you get used to it.
But practice makes perfect, and eventually you'll not only get used to it, but also come to appreciate the benefits of getting exactly what you want, and being able to give someone else exactly what they want.
People have to get used to it, they have to realize that it's going to improve their lives and there is a normal healthy skepticism about change, even change what you think might be for the better.
After reading back the preview I wrote back in June, the dominant tone was that iOS 11 is so different that it takes a while to get used to it: I'm not going to lie to you.
She was encouraging and impressed that I had already begun physical therapy, was livid that my old OB-GYN wouldn't listen and kept telling me I needed to keep my IUD in and to get used to it.
After the feature has been out in the wild long enough for people to get used to it, the company will switch it on for everyone — though users will still be able to opt out through their settings.
" Apple said he answered, "no," to which he claims the coach responded, "'Well if you're going to come to Atlanta, you just gotta know that sometimes that's how it is out here, you gotta get used to it.
I liked the way that it is now, but like anything, you're just going to have to get used to it and we're just going to have to become comfortable with it because that's the way it is.
Here's the plan: First you get a base level of okay shows on the TV app so it isn't a wasteland and people can get used to it always being there along with the other two dozen permanent apps.
Like when your boyfriend suddenly shaves off the beard he's had for the past six months and now you're basically dating a different person, you've just got to look past it, get used to it, and get over it.
If you're the kind of person who gets frustrated by the selective release of streaming numbers — say, you work at a movie studio or TV network that competes with Netflix — you're going to have to get used to it.
"Maybe [these customers] don't stop using it at the first sign of discomfort — especially a product that's different from what they've used in the past — and they're thinking, Oh, maybe I just have to get used to it," he says.
YOUR BRAIN KNOWS WHEN YOU&aposVE JUST DIED, RESEARCHERS SAY Doctors have reported that the treatment can feel a bit uncomfortable at first but patients get used to it quickly and find substantial relief from their depression within a few weeks.
When you only cook something once a year, you never really get used to it, and you're probably cooking it while hanging out with people you only see once a year; there's just way too much pressure put on Thanksgiving.
Obama apologists said America's economy no longer could grow at its long-term annual average of 28500 percent to 6900 percent, claiming that around 2628 percent was the "new normal" and Americans were going to have to get used to it.
The governor's emphasis on public order and safety was an effort to distort the image of a planned peaceful march, they said in an online statement headlined: "We are Marching, Get Used to It. We are Here, Not Going Away".
"People in this city might be upset for the first month, but hey, it's the rules and they'll get used to it," he added, instinctively yanking a plastic white bag off a hook each time a customer purchased an item.
Well, man, we've been traveling, so you get adjusted but then you go somewhere—we were in San Diego and then L.A. for ten days, so we came back here and you had to get used to it all over again.
Just a few years ago such a free-for-all would have been unimaginable but today it is the reality and we must get used to it, unless the [OPEC] producers build on the recent announcement and change their output maximisation strategy.
They want us to believe that the widespread use of deeply creepy technology like facial recognition is a forgone conclusion, that we should get used to it, and that the only questions to address are how, where, and how quickly to roll it out.
And with roughly a month to go before the film's March 30th premiere, its editors want to make clear that there are a lot of people wearing virtual reality headsets in this movie, and you might as well get used to it right now.
It "has a different effect on us scientifically and biologically, so it's hard to say that we would just get used to it," he says — referring to the way that virtual reality is meant to convince users that their physical body is in a space.
"It's challenging, but you get used to it," said Ms. Yates, a community development consultant from New York City who has instructed her sister, who is hosting the holiday in Virginia, to send her pictures of the ingredient labels of all the foods she's using.
" When I noted that consumers already accept many G.M.O. products—more than half the rennet used to make cheese is genetically modified, and ninety-two per cent of America's corn is G.M.O.—he conceded, "People will get used to it in the Impossible Burger.
That is, if I were to blink a light at you from a fixed distance for some period of time, your brain would progressively "get used to it"—repetitive inputs will be filtered more and more rather than be treated as novel sensory experiences.
" —Barclays CEO, Jes Staley on banks behavior and settlements Read more here: Volcker rule and Dodd-Frank are here to stay, and banks need to get used to it: Barclays CEO "We cannot be successful in creating jobs if 50 percent of the workforce is left out.
KARENA WU, CLINICAL DIRECTOR, ACTIVECARE PHYSICAL THERAPY: You have to remember to charge it, put it on and actually use it, and then you have to remember to attend to it because of how easily one can ignore sensory stimuli once you get used to it.
Get used to it: Car makers are going to be making these announcements at an increasing clip, especially now that China, the most important car market in the world right now, has announced plans to eventually move to ban the sale of fossil fuel vehicles entirely.
Despite a lot of backlash over a big redesign for the Snapchat app — which to be sure is a very big deal for a product-centric company like Snap — Snap CEO Evan Spiegel vigorously defended the redesign and basically said people need to get used to it.
At the same time, there's a revolution how we communicate through social media, which is equivalent to the invention of the printing press, except there we had hundreds of years to get used to it and here we have weeks sometimes or a year or years.
I suppose the player will get used to it over the course of what's said to be a 25-hour campaign, just as long as he doesn't start with the smut to the detriment of what could be one of 2016's most fascinating gaming narratives.
A stop at a cell provider store was necessary, so I went into the Three store where Henry Street became Mary Street (streets change names frequently in Dublin, and it's best to just get used to it) where I was pleasantly surprised after speaking to an associate.
Nearly our entire lives, from the first day we get our periods until menopause, we trade gestures of sympathy over menstrual cramps, a bond that is both heartening and depressing: We're destined to feel this way forever, so we might as well get used to it.
Hopefully, should this high-frame-rate filmmaking style take over blockbuster cinema, someone will figure out how to wrangle it into something more pleasing or else we'll all just get used to it, as we always have; movies, after all, have always been driven by changes in technology.
Cast another way, that means women have about 210 months to shapeshift into parents and a paltry few weeks' maternity leave to get used to it (if they're lucky); dads dive in blind on day one, fitting their metamorphoses into evenings, weekends and, like Joseph, mornings before work.
But over time you get used to it and, not to sound arrogant or anything, but when you do get the youngsters coming up to you and asking for photos with you and that, you can see that for them it really makes their day, which feels nice.
As I wrote in my review of the Mi Mix 2, it's not a huge deal after you get used to it, but the camera's placement in the corner means you have to flip the phone upside down in order to shoot a selfie that isn't aimed right up your nose.
Some people would argue that, as a tech reviewer, I'll be putting myself in a position where I'm using hardware that will soon feel (or already is) outdated — that the mobile world is moving away from buttons, has been for awhile, and I might as well get used to it.
The driller I worked with and I helped straighten out one of the bosses as much as possible, but even then she endured some physical harassment and when she quit at the end of the year they told her you just have to get used to it in this industry, which no, you don't.
Fans of Friends grew up with Matt LeBlanc on the small screen, and with roles on shows like Joey, Episodes, and Man With A Plan, it's hard to imagine a world without the actor on TV. Well, it looks like we better get used to it, because LeBlanc already has plans to retire — and sooner than you may think.
"At first you don't know how long to keep it in, or what it feels like when it's about to leak, but then you get used to it and it does work," Chao said, adding that she watched multiple videos on Youtube and each one gave different advice about whether to place it higher, lower, or at an angle.
And if you've ever found yourself wanting to take a bite out of such wonderfully named burgers like the "We're Here, We're Gruyere, Get Used to It" or the "Paranormal Pepper Jack-tivity (comes with pepper jack cheese)" might actually taste like in real life, a recent art show and pop-up burger shop in Los Angeles turned that dream into reality.
Former White House Chief Strategist Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonSunday shows preview: 22020 Democrats jockey for top spot ahead of Nevada caucuses Yes, Democrats have to defend their African-American base against Trump Bannon says Trump now understands how to use presidential power: 'The pearl-clutchers better get used to it' MORE as well as other allies of the president — such House Minority Leader Rep.
Gary CohnGary David CohnOn The Money: Trump says economy 'may be' sliding into recession | Dow suffers second-worst day in history | Coronavirus package hits roadblocks | Fed unleashes arsenal amid pandemic Pandemic derails resilient US economy Bannon says Trump now understands how to use presidential power: 'The pearl-clutchers better get used to it' MORE, who was Trump's National Economic Council from 220006-2202, said last week that the U.S. was already in a recession.
"When you think about withdrawing all that activity from the economy, the economy slows down very quickly," Gary CohnGary David CohnOn The Money: Trump says economy 'may be' sliding into recession | Dow suffers second-worst day in history | Coronavirus package hits roadblocks | Fed unleashes arsenal amid pandemic Pandemic derails resilient US economy Bannon says Trump now understands how to use presidential power: 'The pearl-clutchers better get used to it' MORE, who served as Trump's chief economic adviser from 2017 to 2018, said in a Thursday night interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper.
Now I need you to read this: "My new girl hate it when I'm always spendin' (all the time)I guess I gotta get used to it 'cause my ex is / But it's true, though (but it's true, though) / But it's true, though (but it's true, though) / I'm in the cold, rep the north like I'm Trudeau (yeah) / Yeah it's true, though (true, though) / Yeah it's true, though (true, though) / My heart cold but it really beat for you, though" That's The Weeknd's verse on the new French Montana song, "A Lie," from his album Jungle Rules, out today.
Bannon had clashed with the president's son-in-law, Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, former National Economic Council Director Gary CohnGary David CohnBannon says Trump now understands how to use presidential power: 'The pearl-clutchers better get used to it' Sunday shows - All eyes on Senate impeachment trial Gary Cohn says Trump's tariffs 'hurt the US' MORE and former national security adviser H.R. McMaster prior to his departure and was reportedly suspected of leaking information to reporters about his political enemies.
He gave aid and comfort to white supremacists in the streets of Charlottesville, Va. He even hires the likes of Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonSunday shows preview: 2020 Democrats jockey for top spot ahead of Nevada caucuses Yes, Democrats have to defend their African-American base against Trump Bannon says Trump now understands how to use presidential power: 'The pearl-clutchers better get used to it' MORE and Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump looms as flashpoint in Alabama Senate battle Stephen Miller's uncle says he donated to pro-refugee group as a wedding gift Trump attends Stephen Miller's wedding at Trump International Hotel MORE, who have, even in the kindest interpretation, displayed white nationalist sympathies.

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