One. But hey, maybe Trump will get around to hiring more, when he gets around to raising money, when he gets around to running a real campaign.
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" A warning here, word gets around workplaces," says Bowser.
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They claimed each of their tweets gets around 200,000 impressions.
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Dale Crover gets around, and especially can't resist a supergroup.
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He gets around the net, he gets tips and rebounds.
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He gets around quite good because he can see some.
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The show gets around this in a few subtle ways.
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Forestry sciences in the UK receive 53 percent of their funding from the EU and evolutionary biology gets around 67 percent; the nanotechnology sector gets around 62 percent of its funds from European grants.
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Epsagon gets around this problem with an agentless approach using libraries.
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Munro gets around that by not even giving you any pedals.
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Of course, allowing the dancers to vocalize gets around this problem.
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With over 18,000 tags on Instagram, this liner certainly gets around.
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It never gets around to implying there's anything beyond this affect.
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Still, Bream says the car gets around 19663 miles of range.
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Ryan has spina bifida, so she gets around in a wheelchair.
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Traditionally, the Army gets around a quarter share of US defense spending.
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Having a chip that instantiates the idea in hardware gets around that.
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That's how it gets around having to abide by child privacy laws.
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The way this new technique gets around this problem is quite clever.
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The way Fox & Friends gets around this tension is clever — and weird.
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Let's assume Trump gets around 1,200 delegates but falls short of 1,85033.
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Lloyd's gets around 11 percent of its business from Europe excluding Britain.
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And Jessa, just 3, has spina bifida and gets around in a wheelchair.
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He now gets around with the help of prosthetic legs or a wheelchair.
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With Apocalypse, Singer never gets around to varying his single, gloomy, dreary tune.
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Simmons gets around L.A. in Reveles' car ... he relies on her for transportation.
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That could have consequences for the economy since Mexico gets around $25 billion.
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The company says the laptop gets around 24 hours of use in its testing.
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Afterparty is non-stop that affect, but never gets around to the real shit.
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It now gets around 55 percent of sales from products that are digitally enabled.
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Clinton — she falls back into the lower 40s and he gets around 40 percent.
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Just remember to act surprised when the league finally gets around to announcing it.
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Sika gets around 28.11 million Swiss francs ($22019 million) of its sales from China.
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D.C. already gets around 20 million visitors a year, a chunk of who are international.
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Super interesting to see Boba Fett at number 10; that bounty hunter clearly gets around.
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That's an excellent, immediate wall of privacy, but this Siri weakness easily gets around it.
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There is little developed tourism infrastructure until one gets around the Bacalar fresh-water lagoon.
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Fossil's new connected bracelet, the Q Dreamer, also gets around five days of battery life.
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Sometimes she gets around with a cane or walker, and sometimes she uses a scooter.
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While the platform gets around half a million user interactions per month at this point.
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According to Mr. McGrath, the spa gets around 20 bookings a month for these services.
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Janet Napolitano: Just by way of background, the university gets around 220,000 applications every year.
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If anyone ever gets around to pulling one together, I have 2,360 words to add.
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New Zealand, with a population below five million, gets around 30,000 applications for citizenship annually.
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Now 4, she gets around in a wheelchair, or by scooting around on the floor.
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What he gets around to is demonstrating that the concept of "indie" is pretty hollow.
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FreeFAB gets around that problem by printing moulds rather than trying to print structural material directly.
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It gets around your apartment fine but ultimately identifies a target shoe that's underneath your bed.
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In the meantime the best hope is any innovation that gets around M-Pesa's monopoly power.
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KS: Because it's easier, one, and that it just gets around all kinds of things, right?
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Why it matters: Knowing how a virus gets around can help everyone better prevent its spread.
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She gets around using a motorized wheelchair and wakes at least an hour before most people.
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If something bad happens, it gets around the community quicker if there is a better network.
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Swarna Pragati, an Indian microlender, gets around the problem by establishing de facto ownership through village meetings.
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The fast-shipping arms race sparked by Amazon is radically reshaping how stuff gets around the world.
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Each week, the group gets around 150 requests from shelters or individuals to take their elderly dogs.
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It gets around the awkwardness of having said frenemey know you have blocked them, or unfollowed them.
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Even if it's just talking shit about a guy like that to their friends, word gets around.
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The company gets around this to some degree by pre-applying a compatible one to the phone.
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This fundamentally gets around Obamacare's biggest Republican ACA sticking point while allowing people to retain their coverage.
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The NSO exploit gets around that protection by infecting your phone and accessing information before it's encrypted.
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Italy, which imports more than 90% of its gas, gets around 40% of its supplies from Russia.
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Word gets around when there is that much opportunity to get a job in another geographic region.
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If Mr. Sondheim ever gets around to releasing the scores, musicians will line up to play them.
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Disney should call him if it ever gets around to making a film with a Latina princess.
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He mostly gets around the Capitol now in a wheelchair, although he can walk with a cane.
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The tracker is water resistant and gets around five days of battery life on a single charge.
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When word gets around, you can be sure you're not the only person who has experienced it.
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Let's hope Alex used protection with Stanley, who, as we've learned over the years ... definitely gets around.
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Chopping up the District of Columbia gets around this problem because Washington, DC, is not a state.
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Kyoto receives more than 50 million domestic and international tourists annually, while Kanazawa gets around 193 million.
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Brandon gets around using a wheelchair, but the push version he had made getting around school difficult.
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Frantz has been teaching the class for years and usually gets around 15 people in each class.
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It seems the consensus is to wait and see, as Trump gets around to laying out his plans.
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Medha: To make the lamb haneeth, Yemen Cafe usually gets around 35 to 40 lambs delivered each week.
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Poland gets around 80% of its electricity from the stuff, be it domestically produced or imported from Russia.
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That's because it gets around many of the problems that other methods of non-invasive stimulation run into.
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MUBI gets around it with a social angle and a cycling catalog, but the overall logic is inescapable.
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It gets around a third of its sales from new building projects and two thirds from renovation work.
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"It's actually kind of cool, she gets around really well on them," says fourteen-year old Megan Howell.
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This attack gets around many standard security measures: password protection, two-factor authentication, DNS pinning and lots more.
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There are a lot of very good DJs out there and having a few bad gigs gets around.
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Maybe when Chu finally gets around to binging Pose, like a Good Trans Person, she'll change her mind.
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Ms. Roggero-Lovisi commutes to Midtown on the E train; her husband gets around on his Harley-Davidson.
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Morgan Stanley's business model is different — it gets around half of its revenue from wealth and investment management.
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If you have a frustrating passenger or a crazy one, news gets around to the other flight attendants.
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But he gets around his problem by taking the humane Jesus as his own touchstone of what matters.
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By the time Douthat gets around to popular culture, one starts to feel each blow before it lands.
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He never gets around to asking them, of course; you'll have to buy a movie ticket for that.
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Expect him to be mentioned as soon as West Ham, for example, gets around to firing its manager.
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I was from a small town in New Jersey and I could handle myself though, so word gets around.
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Even without the boots, he gets around well — but it wasn't always that way, Lusnak tells Click on Detroit.
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Jeremiah Terminator LeRoy (sort of) gets around that question by having Savannah bat Eva's hand away from her crotch.
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The clue to how PowerRay gets around this problem can be found in a suspicious-looking plug socket amidships.
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While it wouldn't make for a compelling consumer device just yet, Vivo gets around this with the "concept" designation.
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It's a truism in Washington that Congress typically gets around to solving a problem only after it's too late.
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EcoFlow is back with a new battery solution that gets around pesky FAA limits through its new stackable design.
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With filming the Netflix series and traveling for his budding comedy stand-up career, JVN gets around — in style.
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The store only gets around 393 pairs per Yeezy launch so it sells new models using a raffle method.
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At least until Netflix finally gets around to greenlighting that Daughters of the Dragon spinoff we've been clamoring for.
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The method described here gets around a lot of that mess by using electric charge as a targeting mechanism.
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"National security cannot be an afterthought that somebody gets around to when they finish talking about everything else," Mrs.
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Stay tuned for more when Motorola gets around to actually introducing the G6, G6 Plus, and this G6 Play.
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And how does this really ebullient personality who gets around—to Germany, Toronto—become obscure in the first place?
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Nana worked slowly on her pasta, methodically setting aside pieces of chicken that she never gets around to finishing.
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But creativity still counts: Cannes gets around 43,000 awards entries and there were 26 categories to enter this year.
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Funding for the program comes from the municipal budget, which gets around 72% of its revenue from oil royalties.
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Ms. Amari, 57, suffered a spinal cord injury when she was 35 and gets around in a motorized wheelchair.
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Dunn gets around this by arranging her biography not chronologically but thematically, in sections corresponding to the Roman year.
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And for a car with a great big battery under the floorboards, it gets around the track quite niftily.
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Well, word gets around quick in a small town, so my sister actually came to the game at halftime.
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That monthly figure could matter someday if Snap ever gets around to actually sharing how many monthly users it has.
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According to Metro, Danilo Alarcon, 46, of Davao, Philippines, gets around the city streets with help from his dog Digong.
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"Initially, he had a funny gait to his walk, but now he gets around okay," Serrano says in an email.
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YouTube, in particular, gets around 70-percent of its traffic from recommendations, which are powered by these sorts of algorithms.
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In a new video, Antarctic photographer Anthony Powell explains how he gets around issues like this by modifying the battery.
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Now, she gets around with four prosthetics and seems to love working as a therapy dog in schools and hospitals.
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As expected, word gets around to queen bee Ronda that MJ wants to fill in for her while she's away.
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See, the average American gets around 400 cal of their daily food energy, not from solid food, but from liquids.
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As the New Republic's Brian Beutler points out, the public option gets around many of Clinton's gripes with single-payer.
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Not only is the autopsy a long time coming, it's less than interesting when Scarpetta finally gets around to it.
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But Fahy says that her bill gets around the preemption since it doesn't lay out rules for internet service providers.
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It was early 2013, a rough time for the startup and its aspirations of changing how the world gets around.
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Disappointingly, he almost never gets around to explaining why we have regulation in the first place and when it succeeds.
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I find it gets around 20 miles per charge, a little less if your trip includes a lot of steep hills.
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VirtualBox gets around this by supporting snapshots, where virtual files and settings are preserved and can be called back whenever needed.
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Connections mean a lot in a small place like this, and if you're cheap, crazy, or strange, word gets around fast.
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She is also a child of Satan ("dad gets around," she jokes) and wants to introduce Eli to his real father.
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I think one of the things that the press gets around a lot of politicians is they think he's an aberration.
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Since joining the pods, Rose gets around 120 likes for each picture she posts within the space of a few hours.
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Hopefully the NFL's copycat nature will actually be a good thing in this instance, once anyone gets around to copying it.
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Beyoncé gets around in stylish wheels, too: a custom $1 million Mercedes van with its own washroom and $150,000 sound system.
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And Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), owned by Tata Motors, gets around 30 percent of its steel from Tata's Port Talbot plant.
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He consistently gets around a 70 out of 100 on the New York State Environmental Scorecard, which tracks lawmakers' voting records.
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If Trump ever gets around to watching a tape of this debate, chances are he's not going to be too scared.
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Visiting reporters rarely get too far without being asked about their plans, and within a day or so, word gets around.
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" So brava to the heroine, Roop (Alia Bhatt), who finally gets around to asking him, "Why can you never speak plainly?
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One such non-profit — Women on Web — told Mashable it gets around 80 requests for help from Manx women each year.
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In its quest to dominate transportation, Uber dreams of the day when everyone gets around in flying cars and self-driving taxis.
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GNMT gets around this by breaking uncommon words into smaller pieces that it treats as individual words and learns the associations for.
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But it only gets around to this long after Kim Kardashian West and law enforcement agencies have started freaking out about it.
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Infinity War hints at surprising depths for its biggest of big bads, but never quite gets around to completing the full picture.
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Wilson explains he has a plan to embed it in the dirt under a tree outside when he gets around to it.
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Brazil gets around three quarters of its power from hydro-electric dams, which the government has called a clean source of energy.
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Better to keep the game hidden until launch, and hope that more people buy it before word gets around that it's bad.
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Rarely without his fedora, he gets around on a red electric scooter and draws his blues and jazz musicians across the neighborhood.
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Why it matters: The new indictment gets around statute of limitations issues pertaining to Annabella Sciorra's testimony, the New York Times reports.
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As an early investor in Amazon, Mr. Hanauer gets around in his personal Dassault Falcon 900LX jet, which retails for $43 million.
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We won't know for sure until Martin gets around to publishing The Winds of Winter, the sixth and penultimate book in the series.
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And if that employee decides to take the bait, then word gets around about how -- with some risk -- to pick up extra pay.
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Today's withdrawal of her nomination suggests that may not happen, or it may be a little while until Trump gets around to it.
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"Say Facebook deploys that [algorithm] and assuming Facebook gets around 350 million images a day, that's a LOT of misidentified images," says Rao.
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We're told the Tupac Estate rakes in around $900k a year, but according to Gust, after expenses Afeni gets around $20k a month.
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You can bet that word gets around fast if a guest consistently doesn't tip over the course of multiple visits to the bar.
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TeenSafe gets around this by claiming that its stealthy deployment is only for use by legal guardians to check up on their kids.
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The space mining section neatly gets around the part of the Outer Space Treaty that prohibits national sovereignty of territory on celestial bodies.
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Yet Altered Carbon's showrunner, Laeta Kalogridis, gets around this problem by creating a future world as diverse as it almost certainly will be.
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Lesson, learned: If you ever wanna know what Trump's gonna Tweet before he gets around to it, well, just watch what he watches.
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The most straightforward way is a prospective randomized trial, which gets around the subtle biases that plague studies that use only statistical controls.
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Vergne says he mostly gets around London, where he lives, either by walking or taking public transit, and he sometimes takes an Uber.
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Everyone gets around by bike, which are cheap to rent (as low as $10 a day) or some Airbnbs offer them for free.
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But before Congress gets around to making final spending decisions for fiscal 2020, it will have to pass a stopgap measure by Oct.
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Word gets around fast in New York, and after Leftöver Crack doomed Northsix, they were blacklisted from just about every venue in the city.
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On average, Alcantara says she gets around five to six hours of sleep, which she acknowledges is below the recommended seven to nine hours.
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Ninja usually gets around 70,000 live viewers per stream, so to pump this up to more than half a million is quite the achievement.
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Using a VPN with your browser of choice gets around these issues, but as we explained above, this offers a minefield of potential dangers.
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Noboru Hanaki, a 55-year-old Japanese web marketer and bitcoin investor, said his personal finance blog gets around 30,000 page views each month.
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And ugly as the interface is, it gets around the 280-character limit imposed by Twitter, and it's easy to cross-post to Instagram.
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The researchers claim that their new method, updated in June, gets around these improvements and is even more accurate than before, at 90 percent.
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TOKYO — The United Nations detailed on Friday how North Korea gets around international sanctions designed to hobble the government and its nuclear weapons program.
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When Congress gets around to reforming our legal immigration system, adequate provision should be made for these and other ostensibly "low skilled" foreign workers.
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After all, it certainly cannot be that he realistically thinks he would win this lawsuit — if he ever gets around to actually filing it.
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According to a New York Times article, Kanye West gets around his ranch in Cody, Wyoming using a fleet of blacked-out Ford Raptors.
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The move is a major blow for the $2 billion solar industry, which gets around 21625 percent of its solar panel products from imports.
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Live sports will be last thing that people stop watching on television, before everyone finally gets around to not watching anything on television anymore.
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The scooter gets around eight to nine miles of range on one battery, and up to 17 on two, depending on how aggressively you ride.
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Unlike her father, she has both the Targaryen staples of dragons and wildfire; also unlike her father, she actually gets around to using those weapons.
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" He added: "We were friends two weeks ago and now all of a sudden the team gets around and now it's got to be this?
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The company said earlier this year that Stay Tuned gets around 30 million unique visitors (per Snapchat's measurement standards), with about 75% under age 25.
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But the Afternoon Collection gets around all of this with the addition of a single button that lets you rewind a game at any point.
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Apple never gets around to addressing every new addition or change that it's making to iOS during the WWDC keynote; there's just not enough time.
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According to Ijeoma Uchegbu, professor of pharmaceutical nanoscience at the University College London, the technology his team developed gets around this hurdle in two ways.
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Hell, it could even be something that's supposed to unlock as a freebie for everyone whenever Nintendo gets around to launching Virtual Console for Switch.
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For a five-year-old, unfertilized egg yolk, whose only verbalized desires are for more sleep and to be left alone, Gudetama sure gets around.
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Ben Is Back gets around the problem by setting its action in one night; Beautiful Boy settles for a flashback-riddled exploration of family dynamics.
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And Qualcomm, which gets around two thirds of its revenue from China, said last month that China remained a strong growth story for the company.
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But these humanitarian organizations are severely underfunded, especially those that are providing education in emergencies, which currently gets around 2628 percent of all humanitarian funding.
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The previous government increased taxes on oil and gas in 2013 so that the state now gets around 65 percent of the profits from production.
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T-Mobile: Anthony Anderson's real-life mom gets around -- and calls him a lot -- in an ad for the phone service's 5G that mostly connected.
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Front Burner Anne Saxelby, an owner of Saxelby Cheesemongers in the Essex Street Market, gets around to adding a new cheese about once a month.
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Gene editing gets around most of the existing laws that give the Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Agriculture authority over biotech food crops.
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This model — known as a third-party marketplace — is also employed aggressively by Amazon, which now gets around half of its unit sales from that group.
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And none of this gets around the crushing impact of racist depiction at first sight upon entering the museum — just as Henry Fairfield Osborn likely intended.
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Samsung gets around needing to use the fingerprint sensor too much by including facial recognition and iris scanner unlock options, but neither work with Samsung Pay.
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The TV chef revealed The Mercantile gets around 6,000 customers a day — in a town with only 3,500 people — with as many as 15,000, on occasion.
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Aimed for use in smartphones and tiny portable speakers, Dirac Bass gets around the physical limitations of those small devices with a deft trick of psychoacoustics.
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The Pittsburgh resident has cerebral palsy and epilepsy, and gets around his neighborhood on a power-wheelchair that he wishes could go just a little faster.
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The practice is particularly popular on Twitter, where BuzzFeed's Mat Honan christened them "screenshorts" — a way of highlighting text that gets around Twitter's 140-character limit.
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The name has to be something that the crew could proudly sit in for hours until the FDC finally gets around to approving a fire mission.
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Instinet analyst Mark Kalinowski said he believes Chipotle gets around 70 million pounds of the 99 million pounds of avocados it uses each year from Mexico.
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" On putting some pieces of Obamacare replacement in a tax reform package: It could happen, because "it kind of gets around the business of increasing taxes.
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As a result, it's not something that people can consciously control, so it gets around the problems of people lying on surveys and faking genital responses.
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But that pales in comparison to its closest rival, Starbucks (SBUX), which has 19 million members and gets around 40% of its sales through its app.
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Sharing narratives gets around that: The persuasion happens because in talking about themselves, the voters realize a more tolerant attitude is consistent with their self-image.
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While the car is bound to remain central, large investments in public transit — subways, light rail, buses — could begin to reshape how Los Angeles gets around.
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The e-Golf, Volkswagen's electric version of its popular compact car, officially gets around 50 percent more range this year than it did in the previous model.
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A group called CharityScience has a program called Shop for Charity, through which a highly effective charity gets around 5 percent of whatever you spend on Amazon.
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Brazil gets around three quarters of its power from hydro-electric dams, though environmental concerns and opposition from Amazon tribes have often delayed the completion of dams.
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Wright's rep Kimirhochelle Porter tells TMZ the singer felt totally disrespected by the lowball offer, since he usually gets around $600k for samples of his '70s hit.
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It's waterproof too, meaning these speakers really are a great option for anyone that gets around and needs a tough set of speakers to match their lifestyle.
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It's so busy working to remind you of everything it's trying not to be, that it never quite gets around to figuring out what it actually is.
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Yellowstone, which is mostly in Wyoming but has sections in Montana and Idaho, was the first US national park and gets around four million visitors each year.
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The West Bank only gets around three-quarters of the power its 2600 million people need, imported mostly from Israel and, to a far lesser extent, Jordan.
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Her blog gets around 2,000 visitors a day, while she also gets a lot of emails from people asking her for sex advice on a weekly basis.
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For comparison, the iPhone 11's significantly smaller battery only gets around half full in the same amount of time when using Apple's 264W USB-C charger.
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But Slack gets around those regulations by saying that the user is a customer of the administrator — and it's the administrator who gets access to their data.
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The winning jockey typically gets around 5003%, or $80,000, and about 30% of that goes toward paying their agent and valet, who gets the jockey's gear in place.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's NUTS + BOLTS, Tyler, the Creator finally gets around to addressing the fact that he hasn't had a bed frame since 2013.
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The idea is that this is not a final blueprint for peace, but a starting point for negotiations, when the day comes and everyone gets around the table.
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However, any videos you've purchased from iTunes won't run on Android at all—there's just no app to do it unless Apple ever gets around to making one.
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Bupa gets around 70 percent of its revenue from health insurance but also operates hospitals, care homes and medical clinics in many of its businesses around the world.
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A Coding Mum course in progress in Singapore Classes are also smaller because of the intensity of the course, where each mentor gets around 2-4 students each.
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Nestle now gets around 23% of its sales from products such as its rose chocolate flavored KitKats and flavored San Pellegrino water, a figure Schneider expected to rise.
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The controller uses the same USB-C jack as the Pixel phone, and Google says it gets around 12 hours of life, which roughly tallies with my experience.
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Once he gets around to acknowledging that climate change is an actual problem, Pinker spends much of his time attacking "climate justice warriors" for their anti-capitalist hysteria.
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And while people love to visit Maine — it gets around 36 million tourists a year — the US state apparently can't get enough young people to actually move there.
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OnePlus is continuing its strategy of making sure that everyone knows every possible nugget of information about its TV before it actually gets around to announcing the thing.
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To provide some perspective to see how a country of 1.2 billion people gets around, I tried my best to document the different modes of transport during my journey.
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As the New Yorker reported in 2010, Gilbert was able to walk with help from a walker thanks to extensive rehabilitation, but now, she mostly gets around via wheelchair.
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It currently gets around 30 percent of its core earnings from its own hotels and cruises but wants to increase this to 50 percent over the next three years.
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Born without legs, the tiny tree-dweller gets around by walking around on its front legs — achieving a handstand so perfect even a gold medal Olympian would be jealous.
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By the time Connerty gets around to finding that lab tech, his office is empty and he's boarded a flight for a far off land, just like Maria Gonzalez.
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LanzaTech gets around that resource problem by partnering with industrial customers to capture carbon-rich emissions and pump them into a reactor filled with microbes first identified in rabbits.
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The new bill gets around that landmark law by stating explicitly that GINA and other protections do not apply when genetic tests are part of a "workplace wellness " program.
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We'd like to believe this is just how Verne normally gets around town -- but we're told the weird moment was being filmed for one of Atwood's YouTube prank videos.
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The new bill gets around that landmark law by stating explicitly that GINA and other protections do not apply when genetic tests are part of a "workplace wellness" program.
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One of Doug Jones' campaign pollsters, Paul Maslin, said if Jones gets around 95% of the African-American vote, that could help his chances of winning the Senate race.
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Some of the ideas they propose may be legitimate subjects of debate, and Congress can consider them any time, preferably when it finally gets around to comprehensive immigration reform.
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Musk is world-famous, the basis for the "Iron Man" Tony Stark character — a real-life billionaire and occasional playboy (Musk gets around, but he also has five kids).
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When the show gets around to lovely moments like this, you can't help but wonder what Stranger Things could be if it wasn't so burdened by pop culture references.
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SO TO THE EXTENT THAT THE STATE TRYING TO DO SOMETHING THAT FUNDAMENTALLY GETS AROUND THE INTENT OF THE TAX LAW, THAT WE CAN TAKE ACTION AGAINST THE STATES.
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Nutaku, on the other hand, has 50 employees and gets around 14 million visitors every month, but still mostly hosts browser games it licenses and localizes from Japanese developers.
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VICE's Erica Matson finds out how Hintz gets around these strict limitations to get the strong dose of cannabis oil she needs to help treat her daughter's severe epilepsy.
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Lenovo gets around this privacy fear with a physical shutter that slides over to block the camera on its Smart Displays, but Google's gone one further: There just isn't one.
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The rain, so unrelenting that it damaged tender tomato plants and flooded almond orchards, has finally stopped and given way to a sky as blue as it gets around here.
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In theory, the purpose is to protect the original witness from retaliation, but copy-pasting also gets around platforms' tendency to collapse different instances of the same post or link.
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Alliance Bernstein gets around 3 million unique trading messages a day and it is vital to be able to aggregate that information, especially as volatility begins to increase, Switzer said.
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As my colleague Mike puts it, La French Tech, the equivalent body in France, gets around £18 million annually and has made a big effort to raise its profile internationally.
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Less than a year after coming to power, he had banned all political rallies (the president gets around the ban himself by having "non-political" public events with civil servants).
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PREMIUM PUSH Nestle now gets around 23% of its sales from products such as its rose chocolate flavoured KitKats and flavoured San Pellegrino water, a figure Schneider expected to rise.
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Save for an old friend turned writing partner, she knew few people there, and gets around without much fanfare, helped by a pair of tortoiseshell glasses and a choppy bob.
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" Why it matters: Dimon has been pessimistic about bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the past, and has argued that there will never be a currency "that gets around government controls.
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The cars and trucks that sometimes slowly cruise by out front, he said, and the funny looks he gets around town have unnerved him and his wife, who is 51.
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If you want to talk about LGBT people in church, or any time a Christian gets around somebody and they start trying to befriend a "sinner," it stinks, it smells.
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Even if the governor ever gets around to funding the repairs the MTA so desperately needs, there's still a rampant sex crime problem that isn't going away any time soon.
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His website Infowars, which runs various news stories and serves as a hub for his show, gets around 21990 million unique visitors per month, according to web analytics firm Alexa.
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The McGovern-Dole school lunch initiative, which only gets around $200 million in funding, is being cut to help pay for the president's proposed $54 billion increase in military spending.
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"I'll get a call to watch out for this guy, or so and so took money off the bar — word gets around quick to the other bars," Mr. Gargan said.
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Hacking gets around that by attacking the endpoint itself—the laptop, the phone—so government malware can read any messages before they are encrypted, and send them off to an investigator.
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It now gets around a fifth of its revenue from selling ready-to-eat foods from an ever-expanding range of sushi bars, barbecue stands, Mexican-food stations and espresso bars.
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Bush revealed several years ago he suffers from a form of Parkinson's disease, which has left him unable to walk, so he gets around either in a wheelchair or a scooter.
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As I profiled in a story last week, RuneScape gets around this by archiving different versions of the game—one from 2001, one from 2007—and keeping them playable in 2016.
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California's bill gets around that barrier by making it illegal for an employer to revoke a job offer or retaliate against an employee who chooses not to sign such an agreement.
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This is what then-President George W. Bush did with his tax cuts under budget reconciliation in 2001, and it essentially gets around the deficit restriction by making the tax cuts temporary.
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California's new law gets around that barrier by making it illegal for an employer to revoke a job offer or retaliate against an employee who chooses not to sign such an agreement.
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Or that Telltale figured out how to make action scenes tolerable with real mechanics, and gets around an aging engine through a striking art direction that fully embraces its comic book roots.
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Today, after numerous surgeries and months of rehabilitation, Scalise gets around the Capitol in a motorized scooter decked out in purple and yellow, the colors of his alma mater Louisiana State University.
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Ford's patent gets around this by having a drone dock with a car whose sensors are failed or throwing errors, lending the vehicle its own onboard sensor suite as a failsafe substitute.
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The key innovation in Llewellyn's research is that photons generated on different chips were successfully entangled, which gets around the limits of generating one pair at a time on a single chip.
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Humans can also still flag inappropriate content, but who knows how many kids will have watched Peppa the Pig get eaten by her father by the time someone gets around to flagging it.
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They're not going to go hog-wild, of course — this power vacuum will only last until the FCC gets around to reversing its 2015 decision, putting the FTC back where it was before.
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He's a YouTube megastar for toddlers — kids are obsessed with him, and he gets around 400 million views per month, making him among the top live action entertainers for kids on the platform.
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And as word gets around that Zelle and the banks are not helping people who were scammed, it will ultimately damage Zelle's reputation and send users back to PayPal, where buyer protections exist.
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Eero gets around 21 GHz distance limitations by using multiple Eero boxes, all of which communicate with each other and extend a high-speed Wi-Fi signal to every corner of the house.
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What a lot of our members do, which works super well because it just gets around this problem is — and there's just a big movement towards this is — choose a high-deductible plan.
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In the minority of national polls that name him as an alternative to Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton, he gets around 8% of the vote, including disgruntled Republicans and Democrats in similar measure.
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There are 3.5 million American citizens on the island, but the Trump administration has thus far treated the situation there as a problem to get around to whenever it gets around to it.
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Even the aforementioned Post story eventually gets around to that truth, albeit not until the eighteenth paragraph: There's no indication that Warren gained professionally by reporting herself as Native American on the card.
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"Vaulter," the second episode of Succession season two, gets around this by creating a fake site — Vaulter, naturally — that is like every other website somehow, in ways that are hard to pin down.
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Now I know every producer says it, right, it should have done, but is there a time now, using social media and ways, that this gets around in much more powerful a way?
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As for how much money is on the line ... it varies from project to project, but as a point of reference -- Cardi gets around $100k a show and $60k for nightclub walk-throughs.
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But Mr. Liman doesn't press Mr. Cruise to dig into the character, and the actor mostly hurdles forward in a movie that never gets around to asking what makes Barry run and why.
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While making bold predictions about full self-driving cars during a podcast session with an investment firm this week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk also shared how he gets around – in a very Tesla way.
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But Davies approach theoretically gets around that problem: if left for long enough, the script will build an army of accounts with varying lengths of life, making identification of the bots that bit harder.
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Grief is almost antithetical to the point of a slasher, and yet Happy Death Day 2U gets around this by shifting the focus from the killer onto the emotional fallout of its final girl.
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The company's "5x Dual Camera Zoom" technology gets around vertical height constraints — the biggest design challenge in smartphone cameras — with a periscope-style lens array that runs horizontally along the top of the device.
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Teams willing to work with volatile, arrogant management weren't so "remarkably easy to upgrade on the fly," as Andreessen had once led investors to believe; word gets around about people like Kalanick and Neumann.
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AT&T had a cash flow of $16.9 billion last year; does that need to be $30 billion, or $50 billion, or $100 billion before the company gets around to investing in the poor?
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But if the press gets around to asking the president about this weak report, he can always revert to his campaign persona as the Holden Caulfield of economic denial: Jobs reports "are phony anyway."
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Most days, Mr. Lord, who gets around nimbly with a walker, still works at Sterling Lord Literistic, the literary agency he founded in 1952 after being fired from his job as a Cosmopolitan editor.
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Those ties could loosen, with refiners in countries like Japan - which gets around 90 percent of its oil from Middle East OPEC-members - keen to diversify sources to cut reliance on any single supplier.
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Unlike the game it's based on, when Croft gets around to raiding a tomb in the movie's last half hour, she discovers that Himiko was a kindly queen who was carrying a horrible disease.
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In other words, if the evaluation time increases exponentially with input, you're probably going to be dead by the time a classical computer gets around to getting you an answer (if it ever does).
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The museum already gets around $39 million a year from its gate — equal to the entire annual budget of the Brooklyn Museum — and tourists are one of the main bases of the city's economy.
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And Claire Tomalin, whose acclaimed biographies have told the stories of Jane Austen, Charles Dickens and other literary giants, gets around to sharing her own accomplished and incident-filled life in a new memoir.
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Mr. Shepard had the rare pleasure of spotting No. 492, an African flamingo that, for more than a decade, has shown you can still survive when no one gets around to clipping your wings.
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We also discuss his thoughts on the MVP race - "I feel like I'm the best player" - and the criticism his style gets around the league: "When it's said & done, they'll appreciate it more." pic.twitter.
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She has more than 1,500 followers on Instagram, gets around 500 views per story on Snapchat and spends three hours per day on her iPhone XR (about five hours on weekends and during vacation).
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A go-kart isn't the most obvious place to find the engine that could change how cars, drones, and anything else with a motor gets around, but it makes sense when you think about it.
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"He then asked his Father Nick how he felt about the way Nate walks and he replied 'I guess it sounds like he gets around just as good as we do anymore,' " the post said.
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By the time the FTC gets around to addressing them in court proceedings or enforcement actions, it's fair to assume that the start-ups and small entities wrestling with discriminatory treatment could be long done.
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The addition of bluetooth low energy and an on-board battery that gets around half an hour of battery life (or 200 clicks) from a 40 second charge help the thing double as a remote.
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The City of San Francisco gets around 65 reports of human poop littering streets and alleys every day—but now it looks like the city has finally hatched a plan to do something about it.
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When the company finally gets around to acknowledging the basis for the vast majority of its product's annual sales, it provides stern guidelines: Do not, under any circumstances, put these things into your ear canal.
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John Kruth & La Società del Musici: Forever Ago (Ars Spoleteum) The book-length celebrator of Rahsaan Roland Kirk and Rubber Soul and leader of the departed TriBeCaStan is a native New Yorker who gets around.
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"As a woman with a disability, I'm always looking at me being the problem and the clothing as being O.K.," said Kieran Kern, who has spastic quad cerebral palsy and gets around in a wheelchair.
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Autify gets around this by using some machine learning smarts that give it the ability to know that a given button or form is still the same, no matter where it is on the page.
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This puts the Milan-based group among the most obvious candidates for a deal with Commerzbank, which gets around half of its revenues from providing loans and financial services to Germany's so-called Mittelstand firms.
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The pop star, whose eighth studio album Meaning of Life is out today, listens to Pink, watches Game of Thrones, reads Jane Austen, and posts gifs proclaiming how nervous she gets around famous people on Twitter.
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" The hacker also said he wouldn't use the plugins because they'd be paranoid they could hide malicious code, and also because "word gets around pretty quick who to do and who to not do business with.
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So this essentially gets around the problem that's being faced in the US with Apple and the FBI, where Apple built the security in and now the FBI are saying we want you to undo that.
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When she finally gets around to it, your friend will have a tough time doing the deed—think straining, bleeding, or impacted stool that might need extra help getting out, like with laxatives or other meds.
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Will there ever be a "Titanic" (if you will) list of nominees again — a roster of movies that everyone has seen and has an opinion about long before the academy gets around to voting on them?
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Germany, which gets around 35% of its electricity from renewable sources has struggled to reduce its emissions due to its high portion of coal power, which contributed more than one-third of its power last year.
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Detonating bombs using a Wi-Fi network is considered a new technique, Dedi Prasetyo, another National Police spokesman, told Reuters on Tuesday, and gets around using phone signals, which can be jammed during rallies involving large crowds.
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When word gets around, the sleeper hit of the Metropolitan Opera season could be the new production of Bizet's "Les Pêcheurs de Perles" ("The Pearl Fishers") that opened on Thursday night, a New Year's Eve gala event.
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Image: ScreenshotEarly testing suggests this actually works pretty well and it should be enough to keep other people from searching through your upcoming schedule or reading out your emails (when Google gets around to adding Gmail integration).
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The Google cofounder's company is building a recreational flying machine small enough to fit into the FAA's ultralight category, and planning to sell it for use over water, which gets around restrictions on flying over crowded areas.
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Duckworth – who has faced criticism for absences from the campaign trail – finally gets around to courting voters outside of her suburban Chicago district, she'll come face to face with Downstate voters who supported Bernie Sanders in droves.
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By the time the film gets around to showing what a character has felt, they have already told the audience twice — and most likely another character has explained as well, just in case anyone missed the memo.
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It's designed to be weirder, cooler and roughly a tenth of the size of its mother ship on Boulevard Haussmann, which draws 37 million visitors a year (the Macy's flagship in Manhattan gets around 20 million people).
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Because if Three-eyed Bran ever gets around to sorting out the many ways Littlefinger has betrayed the Starks, it could be just the thing to get the sisters more firmly back on the same side again.
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In one, Forney's cartoon alter-ego gets around a seemingly restrictive meditation prompt, on which she was unable to fully concentrate, by pretending she is being tasked by alien forces to scan the nature that surrounds her.
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The Bluetooth version features an extra button for controlling music playback, similar to other Marshall headphones, and a little extra weight due to the inclusion of a battery (which Marshall says gets around 30 hours of listening time).
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MoVR gets around this by working as a programmable mirror that can direct the direction of the signal to the headset even while it's moving to always make sure the signal is transmitting directly to the headset's receivers.
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The division is targeting faster growth in Asia, where it currently gets around 713 percent of its sales, as well as focusing on digital buildings - which sense, collect and analyze data to improve their energy use, for example.
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By the time Snapchat gets around to more closely targeting local audiences in South Korea, Japan, China and elsewhere in Asia, it may find the market somewhat sewn up by a company that largely copied what it does.
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When she finally gets around to doing her recap, she doesn't get anyone's name exactly right: "Then, Show Me The Money tried on the glove that shrunk," and, "Curly Hair got mad at Black Mr. Clean," she says.
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A curtailed or cancelled tournament would mean significant losses for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), which gets around 40 billion rupees ($532 million) annually from broadcaster STAR India and its central pool of sponsors.
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The museum, opened in 2100 after the Taliban were run out of the capital three years earlier, gets around 20193,22019 visitors a year, but its contents hark back to an earlier period in Afghanistan's long history of war.
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He installed a stair lift for his mother, who lives on the second floor and gets around with difficulty, and showed his daughters how to control the heat, take care of the mortgage and look after the house.
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The comments in a note circulated to diplomats last week show the gap between the two countries on a project seen as an existential threat by Egypt, which gets around 90% of its fresh water from the Nile.
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Dehumanization gets around moral barriers and enables people to impersonally oppress another human being in order to make it so that the person is no longer an equal but a lesser creature, stripped of their positive human qualities.
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George Mason University economist Tyler Cowen gets around the causal question by asking us to assume that "noise traders" operating in global foreign exchange markets just randomly push up the value of the dollar for no particular reason.
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It may be illegal but it gets around two key problems – the cost of connectivity and the fact that if you want to sell something in Kenya, it better be payable via M-PESA, the local mobile payments platform.
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"Once it gets around the world that British Airways has put its stamp of approval on Pakistan, it will put us one or two notches up as a country to do business with," said Commerce Minister Abdul Razak Dawood.
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Feeding paper statements into a scanner may seem low-tech, but it gets around the lack of application programming interfaces (APIs) that many banks and financial institutions in the United States offer to allow third-party access to data.
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Hong Kong's appeal may stem from a service it offers front companies that potentially gets around US oversight when using the dollar: the Clearing House Automated Transfer System (CHATS) for certain transactions involving US dollars for payments between banks.
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Read enough of them and the 89-year-old chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway gets around to giving his distinctively value-tinged, commonsense approaches to accounting, mergers, stock buybacks, dividends and other tricks of the trade to build value.
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While a police officer typically gets around 500 hours of academy training before joining the force, most security officers at major Las Vegas casinos get 40 to 80 hours' initial training, according to Lenny Davis, a security consultant here.
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For every $1 increase in oil prices, Chevron gets around $450 million a year in additional cash flow, but Wirth said that the company would "probably not" increase its capital spending plan even if prices stay higher for longer.
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We later found out that the night before he had gone out and brought eight or nine people back to his hotel at 2 AM. He had been partying until 903 or 8 AM. That kind of shit gets around.
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Olli is a new photo and video filter app from Tinrocket (which has released a number of similar products) that gets around my inability to draw by turning my selfies and snack pictures into seemingly hand-drawn works of art.
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If you're working the stem cells, however, as in IVG, those cells might be edited before they become an embryo, meaning a virtually infinite numbers of cells can be throughly vetted before anyone even gets around to the embryo-making process.
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The GRIM test gets around this by rounding the product itself to the nearest integer (ie, 291), which is what the result would have to have been if the original numbers were accurate and the mean had not been rounded.
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The world's largest insulin maker gets around half its revenue from the United States where there are around 227.49 million diabetics, but prices have been squeezed by pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) who administer drug benefits for employers and health plans.
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The "Watchmen" finale gets around to a point that it happens to share with the "Silicon Valley" season finale last week: One person shouldn't have enough power to change the world alone, even if his or her intentions are good.
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Twenty-one years later, Comic Relief gets around 80 hours of programming annually across the BBC and has developed into a large-scale organization that has raised more than $1.3 billion for children's and humanitarian causes, distributed all over the world.
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While the Shapiro-Biggs proposal gets around the sticky issue of taxes and spending offsets by giving workers the choice to claim their Social Security benefits early, this financing workaround presents significant challenges of its own that need to be addressed.
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Add to that the ransom note, which echoes Lucy's thoughts about how "children shud laugh," and there's plenty of cause for speculation, all the way up the most recent timeline, when Hays finally gets around to reading his wife's book.
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It's hard to see how the format gets around this problem — it's too niche right now to accelerate these parts of the technological curve — but what's certain is a camera like the Gear 360 isn't going to be what makes that happen.
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Spirit AeroSystems, which gets around half its revenues from supplying fuselages for the 737 MAX, saw margins slip and is cutting overtime and putting workers on unpaid leave to cut costs after "disruption in a complex production system", says its boss, Tom Gentile.
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Rausch moved into the assisted living facility after a few bad falls but has since made a full recovery; she doesn't require any medications, gets around with a walker and participates in weekly outings and activities like live music and flower arranging.
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That's why it's something to watch if Congress gets around to an infrastructure package that includes incentives for expanded rural broadcast access, of if FCC Chairman Ajit Pai takes action on the issue -- something he has said is one of his priorities.
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The British company, which makes a wide range of heat-resistant and other industrial materials and solutions and gets around 10% of its revenue from China, said the outbreak would hit revenue to the tune of about 7 million pounds ($9.1 million).
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"While I Was Waiting," a subtly harrowing play by Mohammad Al Attar that opened on Wednesday in a Lincoln Center Festival production, gets around the problem by embracing failure as its central subject: the failure of government, yes, but also of resistance.
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A con game that has received attention from the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee is the " sue and settle " maneuver that EPA has frequently used to advance a radical environmental agenda that gets around the need for legislation and agency rulemaking to make policy.
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IMAGE: PixabayBy the time a panel of judges at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office gets around to deciding who owns the biggest biotechnology innovation of the century, CRISPR-Cas9 may have already lost its heavyweight title as the most precise tool for genetic engineering.
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" Since he gets around 2,000 emails per day, he just lets them slide: "If it can wait 48 hours without causing harm, then you are not allowed to respond to any emails that come in today, even if it's a simple one-word reply.
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Here she is being interviewed before giving a lecture about, vaguely, "eros," and specifically the idea of sexual congress between mortals and gods that somehow gets around to including discussion of "Frances," the movie in which Jessica Lange played the psychologically disturbed star Frances Farmer.
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Spain gets around the problem by having a Spanish-owned but British-flagged fleet, a legacy of the years before Spain joined the EU, when it invested in Britain to gain access to the bloc's fishing quotas, the Spanish Confederation of Fisheries (Cepesca) said.
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Knox is so skillful at setting up such questions and at making you realize the possibilities are more complex than you think that when he finally gets around to trying to answer them, his conclusions can't help but be a bit of a letdown.
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While the number of deleted accounts is more than the oft-maligned ride-hail company — now valued at close to $70 billion — has ever seen, sources say Uber typically gets around 200,000 new accounts added in one week in just a few of its markets.
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But it gets around this challenge by treating a very silly crime — an unknown vandal spray-painting penises on all of the teachers' cars at a high school — with all of the weight and gravitas you would expect from a more "traditional" true crime series.
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The country's biggest carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) , which made just under a third of national output last year, gets around 30 percent of its steel from the site while Nissan, which operates Britain's biggest single car plant in northern England, buys 45 percent from there.
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The country's biggest carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), which made just under a third of national output last year, gets around 30 percent of its steel from the site while Nissan, which operates Britain's biggest single car plant in northern England, buys 45 percent from there.
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Mike Hale from the New York Times wrote, "Hemlock Grove is the sort of supernatural horror thriller that's so concerned with atmosphere and mood that it barely gets around to telling its story ... The series's lack of urgency is accentuated by the familiarity of the material."
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But when he gets around to the part where he says, "as of what my eyes have told me, the world may appear to be flat"—and then hearing a reporter laugh, saying "he's already convinced you," and watching Brown nod—you get a deep "yuh-yoh" feeling in your stomach.
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In a paper published in Nature Communications last month, a team of researchers led by Yang-Yu Liu, a statistical physicist at Harvard Medical School, presented an approach that gets around some of the formidable obstacles and could enable scientists to analyze a lot of data they haven't been able to work with.
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The first is navigation; canister designs tend to get twisted and potentially flip while in use, and the Cinetic Big Ball gets around that with a canister designed around a ball-shaped main body, which will indeed resist attempts to knock it over, as you can see in the short GIF below.
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Indeed many depictions, whether on the page or on screen, struggle to put convincing words in the mouth of a man renowned for writing excellent dialogue ("Anonymous", Roland Emmerich's execrable film, gets around this by suggesting that Shakespeare was a fraud and never wrote a line of the work attributed to him).
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Thomas Reed, a researcher that studies Mac malware at the security firm MalwareBytes said that Adware Doctor is not "outright malicious" since it doesn't steal more sensitive data such as passwords—though it could in theory because of the permissions it has—but it's "not legit" given that it actively gets around Apple's restrictions.
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Her first record, Midwest Farmer's Daughter, reflects on the years of struggle—including a jail stint and hocking her wedding ring—she went through on the road to making it, and used songs like "This Town Gets Around" and the heart-rending autobiographical epic "Hands of Time" to call out music industry rejection and sexism.
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Tokr claims to market its partners' products by using behavioral data to personalize the shopping experienceTokr's founders said it gets around these regulations through sponsored events, partnerships with existing brands, targeted display ads and emails, and its core product, an app and website that aims to provide a tailored experience to people new to cannabis.
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The series gets around a problem TV has always faced when telling stories about invasions — namely, that we expect to see the humans overthrow their alien oppressors sooner or later — by simply suggesting there's no good way for mankind to prevail in whatever war might result between the two species, at least not right now.
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That also speaks to another adaptation problem I think My Brilliant Friend gets around beautifully — namely, even though Elena is the point-of-view character and one of the two leads of the story, she doesn't really do much throughout the first two episodes, which makes Lila feel like the more dynamic and engaging character.
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CNN delegate analyst and former Rubio campaign aide Will Holley notes the rule governing the convention as of now says the "secretary of the convention shall faithfully announce and record each delegate's vote in accordance with the delegate's obligation under these rules, state law or state party rule" -- and he doesn't buy the argument that abstaining gets around that.
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The pilot spends a lot of time introducing not only the kids, but also their parents, which means the audience must get familiar with 18 characters in under one hour — and that's before the show even gets around to the super-plot, which kicks in around halfway through when Molly's menstrual cramps manifest her super-strength.
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It gets around to more or less explaining them eventually, but for too long it leaves us furrowing our brows, because the only way The Walking Dead knows how to tell stories anymore is to pointlessly extend them, decompress them to the point where what would have been single scenes in earlier seasons now fill entire episodes, and then jostle the timeline for no particular reason.
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Johnson, meanwhile, plays a version of the same character he's portrayed countless times before, only with one added degree of difficulty: His Will Sawyer (even the name sounds generic) gets around on a prosthetic foot, having lost it in an opening sequence that explains why this former Marine and FBI agent is now a settled-down family man, running a private-security outfit that's enlisted to run a systems check on the building by its mogul developer (Chin Han from "The Dark Knight").
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" Rutenberg, who is supposed to be an objective journalist himself for the alleged paper of record, never gets around to asking this question of Hillary Clinton: "If you're a working journalist and you believe that Hillary R. Clinton is a congenital liar playing to the nation's worst class warfare tendencies, that she cozies up to anti-gay, anti-women dictators via foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation and that she would be dangerous with control of the United States nuclear codes given her extremely careless handling of classified information, how the heck are you supposed to cover her?
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