" → Yashar Ali: "This is always how Rudy gets ahead of news.
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When he gets ahead in the count, he doesn't allow them.
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Let's just hope the TSA gets ahead of that dynamic threat soon.
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In this career path, there are certain biases in who gets ahead.
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The minute someone gets ahead of us, I'll hand the badge in.
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The danger in all this is that the market gets ahead of itself.
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Certainly we're concerned if it gets ahead of itself, that would be a problem.
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Of course, almost no one gets ahead in Hollywood by being a boy scout.
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Pompeo's dominance is particularly evident on areas where Bolton gets ahead of the administration.
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Economic and market trends have likely reinforced doubts about who gets ahead, and how fast.
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Once your company gets ahead, users won't find as much value in your competitors' smaller networks.
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He gets ahead of hitters but to end the at-bat and put them away has escaped him.
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Companies are increasingly using automated systems to select who gets ahead and who gets eliminated from pools of applicants.
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When he gets ahead of her, he sometimes startles hikers who think he'll attack because of his large size.
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"I explain to them that as a company only gets ahead by leveraging money, so does a family," Hauer said.
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I don't want to repeat what happened with GAME OF THRONES itself, where the show gets ahead of the books.
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Everything's so P.C. People are so scared to have real conversations about things, and without real conversations, nothing gets ahead.
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She definitely still talks really fast and gets ahead of herself in classic Shosh fashion, but she seems more chill.
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More often, it gets ahead of the character in a way you might see in modern games, but not so much in 2004.
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In ways subtle and smart, it glancingly addresses issues of class and race, of who gets ahead and who gets left behind, and why.
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"If the market gets ahead of itself and gets to 3,500 a lot sooner... I may have to consider taking some profits," Yardeni said.
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He told her that he understood her reputation would be at risk by becoming involved, but that no one gets ahead in life without taking risks.
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We all know how slow I am... I don't want to repeat what happened with GAME OF THRONES itself, where the show gets ahead of the books.
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"Her history is that whenever she gets ahead and looks in good shape, she reverts to her worst form," said Peter D. Hart, a leading Democratic pollster, citing Mrs.
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If the rumors are true that Google may be launching its own Chrome OS tablets, it'll be diving into a difficult market where price slashing is how competition gets ahead.
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Moreover, the notion that race should be considered in perpetuity—even when socioeconomic preferences can produce racial diversity—ignores the fact that using race to decide who gets ahead has downsides.
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It also said it would increase transparency around political ad spending in a move that gets ahead of any new disclosure rules lawmakers could try to impose on digital campaign ad spending.
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Someone who gets ahead in life on the strength of individual achievements or force of personality may have some admirable qualities but almost by definition doesn't depend on coordinating a large team.
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To be sure, all economic cycles are different, and in this one the Fed may not need to go as quickly to zero if it gets ahead of the downturn that the bond market is foreseeing.
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But more than half a century after Rosa Parks sat and Dr. King marched and John Lewis bled, race still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind.
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Electric scooter company Bird is beginning to look a lot like Uber, with an on-demand transportation service that is ubiquitous on San Francisco streets, a business model that gets ahead of local regulations, and a competitive streak that ruffles feathers.
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"We also have to face the reality of systemic racism that more than half a century after Rosa Parks sat, and Dr. King marched and John Lewis bled, still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind," Clinton said.
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"We also have to face the reality of systemic racism that more than a half a century [after] Rosa Parks sat and Dr. King marched and John Lewis bled still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind," Clinton said.
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Asked why his fellow senators are reputed to have such a distaste for Cruz, Graham accused the winner of the Iowa GOP caucuses of being an "opportunist" to his core -- one who "gets ahead at our expense" and will "run down other Republicans" to advance his own ambitions.
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And while Trump is willing to meet again, any briefing he gets ahead of this summit would likely lay out some assessments that he needs to hear before he sees Kim again: The truth hurts North Korea probably has greater nuclear capabilities today than it did at the Singapore summit.
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Now, breaking down all the barriers means we also have to face the reality of systemic racism that more than a half a century (after) Rosa Parks sat and Dr. King marched and John Lewis bled, still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind.
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Dolly Gets Ahead () is a 1930 German musical film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Dolly Haas, Oskar Karlweis, and Grete Natzler. The film's sets were designed by Heinz Fenschel and Jacek Rotmil.
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Transfers opened April 23, 2018 in New York, an MCC Theater production at the Lucille Lortel Theatre.Stewart, Zachary. "Transfers Examines Who Gets Ahead and Who Gets Left Behind in Higher Education". Theatre Mania.
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He gets ahead of him and blocks his way. He acknowledges that the black helmet person was chased by Nepal Police for crime of robbery. Shikha meets Jay incidentally and nearly meets an accident. They quarrels and he gets away.
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Later Sinembargo.mx revealed that José Antonio Meade justified Enrique Ochoa's usage of the expression, by saying: uno se excede y es natural (English: one gets-ahead-of-themselves and it is natural) and saying that his quick apology talked positively about him.
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Bell won Stage 2. He also built up a strong lead afterwards, staying in the lead after a caution caused by Tyler Matthews. On the next restart, Bell gets ahead of Custer, who in turn blocked Allgaier from passing. With 35 laps remaining, Custer got into the wall with no damage, bringing out the caution.
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He subsequently apologized, adding "on occasion my mouth gets ahead of my brain". Nunziata wrote an open letter to the city's integrity commissioner, asking that Moscoe be censured for his comments.Jeff Gray, "'Sexist' slammed", The Globe and Mail, March 31, 2006, A13. See "It's Miller's time in pages of Vanity Fair", The Globe and Mail, April 8, 2006, A12.
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Clumping can be caused by random heavy usage of any particular vehicle, resulting in it falling behind schedule. The leading vehicle eventually lapses towards the time slot of a later scheduled vehicle. Sometimes, the later scheduled vehicle gets ahead of its own timetable, and the two vehicles meet between their scheduled times. Sometimes one scheduled vehicle may pass another.
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Litvak's first film as director was the musical Dolly Gets Ahead (1930) with Dolly Haas. He followed it with two Lilian Harvey films, No More Love (1931) and Calais-Dover (1931). He directed Lilac (1932) in France. He returned to Germany for The Song of Night (1932), shot at the same time as an English version, released as Tell Me Tonight (1932).
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She does confess, and John is led away and Wax is released from prison. In the "red reality", Britten realizes that Jose had a tattoo of a tiger put over his original tattoo of a devil. Michael and Vega go back to Jose's home and hear him run out the back. They give chase and Michael goes after him while Vega goes around and gets ahead to capture him.
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Rivera's storyline begins when he appears in the gym of Llanview High School during tryouts for the school musical. Immediately annoyed by Rivera, Langston Wilde challenges him to tryout, which he does, and gets a part. During the prom, English teacher Marcie McBain gets ahead of herself, and announces Rivera and Wilde as king and queen of the dance. After prom night, Rivera and Wilde begin dating one another.
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Grant observed that some of the Confederates (Buckner's) were fighting with knapsacks filled with three days of rations, which implied to him that they were attempting to escape, not pressing for a combat victory. He told an aide, "The one who attacks first now will be victorious. The enemy will have to be in a hurry if he gets ahead of me."Cooling, Campaign for Fort Donelson, pp.
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On the port they recognize Ulan's Virrése ship and guess that he has come on the same errand. Unfortunately, he gets ahead of them and steals the books from Yhakobin's house the morning before the planned theft. Seregil spots Ilar and makes Alec remain outside while he ventures in Ulan's Riga house. Ilar spots him and begs him to forgive him, despite Ulan order that he turn Seregil in on sight.
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The technique is often used in training for races but it can be seen in races themselves, usually when a small group of riders gets ahead of the main field, or in team time-trials, where the chain-gang technique is paramount. Chain gangs can also be referred to in the US as pace lines and in the UK as bit-and-bit, although this term is not in common use within the British cycling community.
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Winner is who first gets ahead of all others by a predetermined margin. ; Four animals : The pieces are divided into four groups, representing herds of different animals as of which side is turned upwards. Players take turns tossing one extra piece like a dice, collecting one from the herd of the type thrown, or putting one back if the respective herd is empty. Once all four herds are depleted, the player who has collected the most pieces wins.
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Portrayed by Shaun Pye, Greg Lindley-Jones is an arrogant and mean-spirited Royal Academy of Dramatic Art graduate and Andy's enemy. Like Andy, he started out as an extra, struggling to get more significant roles. However, unlike Andy, he has managed to secure lines in various productions such as The Bill and consequently he possesses a rather high opinion of himself and is constantly bullying Andy. Andy rarely gets ahead in his encounters with Greg.
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Bautista meanwhile has made up multiple positions and is now in eleventh place, overtaking Randy de Puniet at the Sachsen Kurve a lap earlier. Lap seven and Cruchlow is now all over the back of his teammate Dovizioso. Bradl is also being harassed by Hayden, the American almost making a move at the Sachsen Kurve but staying behind for the time being. On lap eight, Dovizioso outbreaks Spies and gets ahead at the Coca-Cola Kurve for fourth.
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Average velocity is 92–93 mph and he normally likes to use it when he gets ahead in a count as a strikeout pitch. It is normally a very difficult pitch to hit well, helping him limit the number of extra base hits he allows. Meek also throws a fourth pitch, an off-speed slider that is seldom used in pressure situations. The pitch normally sits around 80–82 mph, mainly incorporated to keep hitters out of a rhythm.
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In his twenties, Wagner began writing articles for magazines and writing scripts. His first screenplay, Young Lust, was produced by Robert Stigwood but was never released. It was that experience that ultimately led him to write his modern take on F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Pat Hobby" short stories about an alcoholic screenwriter who never gets ahead. Wagner self-published (with Caldecott Chubb) Force Majeure: The Bud Wiggins Stories in an edition of 1,000, which sold out at West Hollywood's Book Soup.
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Taking this relative quality of qualifications into account, it can be argued that widening participation in higher education and qualifications will not necessarily deliver the rewards that human capital theorists have suggested, if the number of graduate degree-requiring jobs does not increase accordingly, and will instead lead to academic inflation: :‘If only a few adopt the same tactics to get ahead, such as intensifying efforts to get into a top university, do volunteer work to add value to one’s resume, or work late to impress the boss, it stands a chance of success. But if everyone adopts the same tactics, then no one gets ahead; it simply raises the entry bar or increases the number of hurdles’ According to this perspective, if everyone holds the same credentials no one gets ahead and the result is a kind of social congestion around sought-after jobs. BrownPhillip Brown The Opportunity Trap: education and employment in a global economy European Educational Research Journal, Volume 2, Number 1, 2003. describes this as an "opportunity trap" since few individuals are able to opt out of the competition for jobs and most are compelled to strive for credentials in order to be considered employable.
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Finally, with the help of Carla, a hostess at the Cathay Club, John gets ahead of those trying to prevent him uncovering the truth. After Kerch has killed his step-mother (who turns out to be Kerch's bigamous wife), and John is in line to inherit his father's assets, he gains the co-operation of Ralph Hanson, the police inspector in charge of the case, and Freeman Allister, the ineffectual reformist mayor. Kerch and his surviving associates are jailed, while Allister, the real murderer of John's father, is shot by his mistress.
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Leela gets ahead of him as they explore their surroundings, and they emerge from a tunnel into an arena marked with bloodstains. As they examine the stains, they are confronted by a security guard named Jarvis, who accuses them of defiling the sacred arena and challenges the Doctor to a duel. The Senior Umpire observes the confrontation and orders them to remain still until he's arrived to sort out the situation. Jarvis nevertheless prepares to draw his gun and shoot the Doctor, but Leela intervenes, overpowering Jarvis and breaking his arm.
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Daphne throws one of Marshall's bags into a restricted area (something Barney had told Marshall to do) and by the time he retrieves it and makes it to the Rent-a-Car place he finds himself at the back of a long line with Daphne near the front of an adjacent queue. Marshall prays for a miracle, and is dismayed when an old man ends up in charge of his line. The man, amazingly, is actually extremely efficient and Marshall gets ahead of Daphne and snags the last car (even if it is the environmentally unfriendly "Monstrosity"). However, the Rent-a-Car place doesn't have any child seats for Marvin.
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In contrast to elution chromatography, solutes separated in displacement mode form sharp-edged zones rather than spreading peaks. Zone boundaries in displacement chromatography are self-sharpening: if a molecule for some reason gets ahead of its band, it enters a zone in which it is more strongly retained, and will then run more slowly until its zone catches up. Furthermore, because displacement chromatography takes advantage of the non-linearity of the isotherms, loadings are deliberately high; more material can be separated on a given column, in a given time, with the purified components recovered at significantly higher concentrations. Retention conditions can still be adjusted, but the displacer controls the migration rate of the solutes.
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Snappy gets ahead of Grouchy Smurf telling "AND I HATE THE BIG SMURFS!" before Grouchy can say "I hate Smurflings", and Slouchy makes one of Jokey Smurf's present backfire on him. At the concert, Brainy Smurf directs the orchestra in a musical piece that makes most Smurfs sleep, and then the Smurflings arrive with homemade instruments and a rhythmic piece that makes everybody dance. The next day, the Smurflings notice Smurfette's depression for lack of a fellow female friend, so they go to Gargamel's house and steal his Smurfette formula from his magic book. When Gargamel finds this, he casts a spell in the clay needed to make a Smurfette; when the noon sunlight hits anything made with that clay, it will explode.
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