She just gets down to business, and it was wonderful.
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Before she can react, Zago gets down on one knee.
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The fact that Mayor Pete Buttigieg gets down to Panic!
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He never gets down and he's so positive out there.
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BUT AGAIN IT GETS DOWN TO THE FUTURE POWER OF APPLE.
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He offers her a drink, and she gets down to business.
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Akinfeev gets down to his left and stops Mateo Kovacic's roller!
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This gets down to affecting the outcome on the field of play.
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I hope he gets down on one knee, but you don't know.
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Here's how Mr. Mike Render gets down in his hometown of Atlanta.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Andrew J. Ries gets down with this Saturday puzzle.
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Our live blog followed reaction as President Donald Trump gets down to business.
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Pulling a ring box from his pocket, Raines gets down on one knee.
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He gets down with the Kirkland alcohol even though he's been burned before.
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He gets down to 159 pounds, the smallest he's been since grade school.
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And she - - just the way she deals with them, gets down low with them.
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Buckley gets down to business; that's about the best way I can put it.
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Then he gets down on one knee and asks Ruby if she'll marry him.
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Ma Caojun gets down on one knee to propose to his girlfriend Qin Jiaojiao.
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But he gets down on one knee and pops the question, and she accepts.
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It's on the third and last floor that the exhibition gets down to business.
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" Verizon Communications: "I like Verizon, particularly if it gets down to the $52 level.
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And yet, England's longest-reigning monarch ostensibly gets down just like the rest of us.
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You want to be somebody that gets down on your knees and doesn't feel safe?
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In it, you can see Meghan tearfully shocked as Sabera gets down on one knee.
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But when it gets down to the issues of discrimination, there's a kinship there. Absolutely.
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I jump off the carriage and he gets down to business with the exiting crowd.
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I think this really gets down to whether you value group rights over individual rights.
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"Know it's been way overdue, baby," Young begins, as he gets down on one knee.
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You know your potential future coach is dedicated when he gets down with your fam.
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But the jack-of-all-trades debate really gets down to a question of approach.
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But what happens when it gets down to the nitty gritty and you can't...Get Online?
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WATTERS: Ever seen the president, if he gets down at the table and goes like this.
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It sounds like a fucking mess, but it gets down everything I wanted to get out.
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After plying her with hot chocolate and an orange, King Louis XV gets down to business.
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The simple science of haircutting gets down into one's bones, into the soul of a person.
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This is all to say that, when the plot gets down to the wire, everything unravels spiffily.
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He rushes through the audience to get to Shannan's table, where he gets down on one knee.
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According to Dark Horse Comics, the encyclopedia gets down into the nitty gritty of the Zelda franchise.
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One of my coworkersz usually pretty collected and it's funny to see how he really gets down.
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And once it gets down to plus or minus six hours, you can start ruling out continents.
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As Kim says here, that's just how Paris gets down ... celebrating months and months at a time.
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When the Jags fan asks if he "gets down" -- the CHI fan socks him in the face.
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The movie quickly gets down to earth once the viewer has figured out what the objects are.
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"If anything, I still think the stock gets down to right around $7 to $7.50," he said.
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WASHINGTON — Congress often waits for a new president to take office before it gets down to business.
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When he finally gets down on one knee, she breaks down crying and kneels down to hug him.
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The Apple Watch tries to enter Power Reserve mode automatically when the battery gets down to 10% remaining.
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There's still time; when it gets down to choosing time, there's not room for both her and Sanders.
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Rapinoe one-times it to Paños near post, but she gets down in time to parry it away.
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"I think this gets down to the right hand wasn't talking to the left hand," Ms. Brownridge said.
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But when he confronts a real problem and gets down to work, he is a very capable governor.
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He scrambles over rocks, gets down on the ground, and throws his folding chair off various places around Amarillo.
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And it's a substantial document, sometimes as large as our printed products, but it gets down to the weeds.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Well, I think that some of this gets down to the values around how it's developed, though.
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Then, with the speechifying out of the way, everyone slaps beef on the barbecues and gets down to gorging.
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So it's a simple relief whenever Shannara sets aside all the backstory and complaining, and gets down to action.
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Only when he gets down there, his eyes aren't used to the darkness anymore, and he can't see anything.
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Then there is the political argument: No one gets down in the mud with Trump and comes out clean.
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"But I think Japanese commercial orders emerge whenever the dollar/yen gets down to the 101 level," he said.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAdrienne Bailon Has A New Superstar BoyfriendSelena Gomez Gets Down & Dirty on a TableSuper Rare Video of Prince!
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It's only natural that while having one-on-one time with potential hubby Eric, that she gets down to business.
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When oil gets down below $40 — as it did at the end of July — that puts big pressure on profits.
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As Congress gets down to the task of reforming the tax code, I find myself asking: Why is this necessary?
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But it also gets down with sweetness—bright jams and honey—maybe a dark bread, and some lil' fricken' pickles.
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Regardless of interference, the radios are designed to automatically cut off when the play clock gets down to 15 seconds.
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Shortly after the movie opens, Mr. Ma gets down to business on a jammed street scene bordering on the chaotic.
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But when it gets down to the grass-roots level in the provinces, it's like people doing their own thing.
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If you want it anyway, buy it when it gets down to $60-$80 during major sale events like Black Friday.
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He gets down, puts his pistol to his temple… and then the episode flashes to what he didn't share with Emily.
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ZUCKERBERG: As abhorrent as some of this content can be, it gets down to this principle of giving people a voice.
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Yes, it is horrible on paper but then it gets down to who is watching who to then alert the authorities.
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Goebbels gives a speech, full of loud lies, while in California Thomas Mann gets down to work on his new novel.
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When your battery gets down to 20%, you'll receive a message asking you if you want to enter Low Power Mode.
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After the usual introductions and fussing, the story gets down to business, which mostly involves Will's sudden struggle for self-acceptance.
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"I have this mind-set that I feel like I can win if it gets down to the wire," Osaka said.
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And then he gets down to the difficult business of putting his fingerprints on a franchise that deliberately resists individual authorship.
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But Sommer gets down to his right with incredible agility to push the ball off to the right of the post.
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But he still makes sure to squeeze in a workout before he gets down to work making phone calls or answering emails.
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Not to point out the obvious, but "maybe" isn't going to fly when Arie gets down on one knee in Peru, Kendall.
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In one image, the retired athlete gets down on one knee on the beach, popping the question at sunset to a surprised Lopez.
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The video shows them hugging before one woman gets down on one knee and proposes to the other, and then they hug again.
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Just as the beat drops, each member of the group emerges from their freeze-frame poses and gets down to the new hit.
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And once it gets down through the esophagus and into the stomach, it's hitting a lot of powerful acids that would destroy the virus.
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The challenge of getting aerial internet up is so great that providers are not necessarily firm yet on what happens when it gets down.
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But it's a decision-based-- but again, it gets down to the future earning power of Apple when you get right down to it.
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But it's a decision-based ... but again, it gets down to the future earning power of Apple when you get right down to it.
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Davis says Zion is going to be just fine as soon as he gets down to a weight his body can truly support consistently.
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Until the field gets down to two or three candidates, I don't imagine we'll see anyone besides Trump consolidating voters in any real way.
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Then he gets down on one knee with his fresh new haircut and white suit and pops the question and we ARE SO DONE.
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Mr. Tost is taking the mystery train, trying to find a story that gets down into the roots of American materialism, faith and violence.
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Ishu Rao gets down on one knee to return his wife's wedding ring to her next to the charred remains of their Goleta, Calif. home.
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Related: Now You Can Trade Polaroids with Jack White Artists Take Polaroids of the Digital World Jack White Gets Down with Black & Yellow Polaroid Film
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One of the MMA stars DJ gets down with is Rampage Jackson ... and we had to ask what happens when they strap on their headsets.
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In the accompanying music video, Madonna plays a riding crop-wielding cha-cha instructor who gets down with one of her students (Maluma) before they marry.
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In the clip, the pop veteran plays a riding crop-wielding cha-cha instructor who gets down with one of her students (Maluma) before they marry.
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"If it gets down to 30 cents, in terms of premium remaining, the trade goes against us, let's cut the trade and move on," Gordon said.
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She has something she really wants to show me during our video chat before she gets down to the proper business of firing up her demo.
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The female passenger in the video, Hubbard's girlfriend Yolimar Tirado Caraballo, gets down low and slaps the ground as she screams at Hubbard to stop resisting.
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" Inside Leah's comfortable, air-conditioned house, Jasper goes to a kitchen cabinet and gets down a coffee mug, "as if she'd known right where it was.
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"What it really gets down to, if you want to be honest, is because they know that's just more votes in the Democratic Party," Kasich said.
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And you might have thought: If these are just the snacks, what is the food going to be like when this kitchen gets down to business?
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Sheepy and funky, with a luscious, oozing texture, this cheese practically gets down on its knees and begs to be paired with a luscious, ruddy farmhouse saison.
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Generally, however, Gastelum has shown good awareness in the pocket and often gets down behind his lead shoulder and elbow once he has uncorked his left hand.
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She's quick to level with him about her approval ratings being higher than his, then gets down to brass tacks: She wants to be his running mate.
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If he gets down to the mid-30s, he will have lost around a quarter of his own voters — who were, remember, a minority to begin with.
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So, as President Trump gets down to work, investors are now scratching their heads trying to figure out what his presidency will really mean for their portfolios.
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Davidson, if she gets down into the trenches, will discover that too many students enroll in college because the culture has told them they need a degree.
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The future of corporate America would be better served if the administration embraces scientific evidence and gets down to the business of deciding what to do about it.
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The vast majority of New Zealanders (99 percent as of 2014) support the idea of predator control, though arguments begin once the plan gets down to the details.
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"Once it gets down to a handful of contenders, it becomes a mental game," he said as he stroked his long gray beard and puffed on a cigarette.
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When they do he gets down behind his shoulders, throws back blows, and ducks in on their hips whenever their hands are away from their guard long enough.
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And this Ultimate Microsoft Azure Administrator Certification Prep Courses and Mock Exams Bundle gets down to the nitty-gritty of the platform, helping you become a certified expert.
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And as she takes in the view of Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower, Severino gets down on one knee and proposes to a shocked Thore.
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When it gets down to the last minute, shoppers who procrastinate later this year will be flocking to the retailers that can get items to them fastest before Christmas.
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Related: Jack White Gets Down with Black & Yellow Polaroid Film Artists Take Polaroids of the Digital World Film's Not Dead (Yet): New Efforts Beckon A Return To Analog Photography
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One of those is amygdalin, and when it gets down into your gut bacteria, it can turn into cyanide, which can do a pretty good job of killing you.
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But while all that history is important, when it gets down to it, there are really only five things you need to know about this year's CFDA nominations. 1.
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"[W]hat it really gets down to, if you want to be honest, is because they know that's just more votes in the Democratic Party," the Ohio governor said.
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She clutches at Langston as the short film concludes, but she does let go, because after the music fades, he gets down on one knee to pop the question.
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However, once the White House really gets down to the daily reality of life in Washington, there could be meaningful changes that will affect retirement plans for multiple generations.
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" He quickly gets down to business: "I'm going to make you my specialty: a pint of 'Bergère,' the beer from Saint Bonnet de Bellac, with a shot of vodka.
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When the game gets down to just iso[lation], that's the product today and if that's what people consider a good product, who am I to argue with that?
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But during the postseason, the sport sheds its least watchable teams, as well as a few that are competitively marginal, and gets down to the games that conclusively matter.
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Tiers of V.I.P. donors have been created, aiming to raise up to $75 million from special interests, which won't be forgotten when the new administration gets down to governing.
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After directing Danelle to hold the rose and a glass of champagne while turning to the mountains in the distance, Richard retrieves the ring and gets down on one knee.
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"Oh, and spoiler alert, there's going to be a wedding, too," the promo says as Josiah Duggar gets down on one knee to propose to his now-wife, Lauren Swanson.
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During royal outings with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, he always holds their hands, and gets down on their level to explain their surroundings to them during high-profile events.
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During royal outings with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, he always holds their hands, and gets down on their level to explain their surroundings to them during high-profile events.
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"She always has a smile on her face, and very few times I have seen her down — I know she gets down, but she keeps it to herself," he explains.
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In a fit of chivalry, Lawrence gets down on one knee, but no sooner is he back up and hugging Issa than we realize it's not real – it can't be.
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"I think it gets down to our First Amendment right to be able to provide services to the community that is aligned with our ethical and moral values," said Dangberg.
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Liai didn't know anything about her soon-to-be engagement, but even she played her part with a picture-perfect look of shock when Wright gets down on one knee.
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Unkempt in pajamas—he has stumbled into the studio after walking all night in the rain—he gets down on his knees and holds his trembling hands to the sky.
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As the bus slowly empties out, it gets down to a young man and an elderly person (which has been both a man or a woman, depending on the story).
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"When it gets down to it, the president is going to get reelected or defeated on a state-by-state basis," Chris Wilson, chief strategist at WPA Intelligence, told Hill.
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"It gets down to understanding your purpose," said Bill Harlan, who bought his first piece of Napa vineyard land in 1979 and owns Harlan Estate, an acclaimed producer of wines.
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It's pretty clear JB gets down with JC -- he's at church quite a lot these days, and hell, even canceled the rest of his world tour last year over him.
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" Gates -- the Chargers' all-time receptions leader -- says it's obvious to him the team is really missing Gordon when it gets down in the red zone, saying, "He's big time.
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Like a true Prince Charming, he then gets down on one knee and presents her with a large chest, which he opens to reveal a pair of sparkly Christian Louboutin pumps.
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It's not every day your significant other gets down on one knee proposing marriage — or, you know, does something to that effect to mean you'll be together a long, long time.
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Once they get up to the room and Candy gets down to business, however, Stewart's excitement and inexperience betrays him, much as it has many overeager young men in his position.
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Zika, pollution, financial instability, construction delays and more have all conspired to create a sense of unease and uncertainty as the city gets down to the final push to the games.
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Harsh as that may sound — there are often children stuck in the middle — when a couple gets down to completing their split, the numbers matter: assets, support, time allotted with children.
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Every human who gets down with the Gregorian calendar can celebrate New Year's Day, that rare 20173-hour stretch when soldiering through a hangover is expected, and precious little work gets done.
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After a title card shot, the movie gets down to depicting Anne (Trine Dyrholm), Peter (Magnus Krepper) and their young daughters Frida and Fanny as a model upper-middle-class Danish family.
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"What it really gets down to, if you want to be honest, is because they know that's just more votes in the Democratic Party," he said, an apparent reference to congressional opposition.
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When the internet gets down to compiling its "Best Viral Tweets of 2019" list later this year, there's a good chance that Willie McNabb's feral hogs tweet will be at the top.
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It gets down to understanding why a traditional light bulb gives off a great deal of heat whereas a new LED light bulb producing the same amount of light remains quite cool.
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Penguin Prison (electropopster Chris Glover) boosts the bounce in "She Gets Down on Her Knees," from Ono's edgy-introspective Season of Glass album, which she released in 1981, several months after Lennon's death.
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And this gets down to a different– There's a different AI ethics question which I think is really important here, which is designing AI systems to be understandable by people Jonathan Zittrain: Right.
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" Another Clinton insider argued that her tepid ratings will matter less "when it gets down to a one-on-one situation, when people can size up both candidates in light of their opponents.
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Related: Michel Gondry Surprised Jack White with a Music Video, and It's The Sweetest Jack White Gets Down with Black & Yellow Polaroid Film Children's Book History Comes Alive at a New York Exhibit
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Thankfully, Richtel, a science and technology reporter for The New York Times, ignores this potential comparison and gets down to the nuts and bolts of his story, which he assembles with transcendentalist ease.
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In time, the palette is splattered by blood red, the elliptical narrative gets down and dirty, and "Bacurau" becomes a heart-thumping political allegory that tips its hat to masters like John Carpenter.
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If the stock falls further and gets down to about $36, he'd lose $22; the same amount would be lost if the stock goes the other way and surges to $40 per share.
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The play is suffused with testimony about union rights and corporate greed, but it often gets down to small everyday moments like a husband and wife in bed sharing their most pressing worries.
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And yet as she tries to escape her kidnappers in "Run," the show that routinely captures the title of TV's Most Convoluted Series gets down to basics and has one of its strongest hours.
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By the end of the double-length pilot, the demons have started to be a real threat, and the series gets down to the core conflict between darkness and light, lifting the energy considerably.
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Standard-issue nightmares, an imaginary friend and flares of violence dog the sailors as an evil entity gets down to business, starting, of course, with the lowliest supporting character before working its way upward.
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Just look at the movement on that tail: Koch looks super excited to see her furry friend as well, and she gets down on the floor to try to hold the super-excited pup.
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After some boring shit about how having worked at Coca-Cola makes Dunn the best man to sell you juice, the Juicero CEO gets down to proving why his machine is good in the post.
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Their initial attraction initially burns from afar, as Elio observes Oliver's toned physique while he plays a game of volleyball, and later when the object of his affection gets down on an outdoor dance floor.
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Biden has described South Carolina as his "firewall," and he and his campaign have argued the former vice president will fare better when voting gets down to more diverse states like Nevada and South Carolina.
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" Jeffrey Ford on writers of the past: "You talk to me about Asimov, Heinlein, these guys that everybody gets down on their knees to, I wouldn't give you a red cent for either one of them.
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"Look, as abhorrent as some of this content can be, I do think that it gets down to this principle of giving people a voice," Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, said in a Recode podcast interview.
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In France, the latest version of the European Championships stops being a cagey group competition in which only the weakest third of 24 nations was eliminated by a slow process — and gets down to proper knockout play.
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"I'm looking forward to getting to the place, assuming I'm still around, that it gets down to a smaller number of people so we can have more of a discussion instead of one-minute assertions," he said.
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And, well, because TMZ asked, Ne-Yo expanded on those comments yesterday, telling the gossip site that he gets down to his own songs "by request only," and that those requests tend to be the slower ones.
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Atmosphere for Enjoyment: Harry Bertoia's Environment for Sound will be at MAD through September 25 Related: Gang Gang Dance Takes It Higher Gang Gang Dance Gets Down Art, Psychedelia, and Rock & Roll Roam Free in a New Installation
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REN's Rosa Centifolia™ No.1 Purity Cleansing Balm gets down to the nitty-gritty without stripping your skin, while Pixi + Caroline Hirons Double Cleanse is an oil and cream duo that leaves you with plump, clean skin.
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Remove more financial incentives for spreading fake news: Currently, when something is fact-checked as being false on Facebook, it gets down-ranked on the platform to remove financial incentives by driving less traffic to ad-funded Pages.
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"If my options spread gets down to about 65 cents, half of the options premium that we just laid out is gone and it's probably time to get out of the trade and contain the risk," he said.
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Before he gets down to business, Hamilton was heading for New York and a Tuesday meeting with sponsors in midtown Manhattan, while Bottas flies to Los Angeles and a Formula One live show on Hollywood Boulevard on Wednesday.
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I know it sounds crazy, but when it gets down to telling the story of the league's best outfielder, as much will happen in parking lots as on the field, as much in backyards as in deep left.
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This is the tune that plays when Matthew (finally) gets down on one knee and asks Mary to marry him in the snow – so it was pretty much as happy as you could get when it came to Downton.
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In the videos, we see him dance to other 80s hits like "Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Simple Minds and "Safety Dance," but he also gets down to Future, Taylor Swift, and that goddamn Foster the People song.
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In another post captioned, "He loves a project," Hudson shows off the new bassinet that Fujikawa built himself, but not before the doting father-to-be gets down on his knees to make some final finishing touches to the bedside sleeper.
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"As long as he's able to hold that 35, 85033 poll rating – you may not see that, but I repeat for emphasis, once it gets down below 30 percent, you'll see some Republicans going the other way," said the longtime host.
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The second rule of last year's Republican primary circus is one that Corker is now daring to confound -- namely that no one who gets down in the muck with a brutal political street-fighter like Trump comes out clean or unscathed.
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As the cast gets down to the nitty gritty, I'm glad that BeBe Zahara Benet, this week's winner, decided to send the less deserving queen home rather than sending Shangela packing the first time she wound up in the bottom.
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After a few pleasantries, the Wolf gets down to the business of stage-managing the situation with effortless ease; swiftly and curtly directing Vincent and Jules to clean up the bloody bits of brain from the back seat of the car.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we meet Ivan Argelaga, a retired photographer and veteran of Spain's sadomasochist scene, who strips naked and gets down on all fours at night to play "the human dog" at Barcelona bars and art galleries.
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During Episode 4 of Game of Thrones, Gendry — fresh off his new title and land, a gift from Daenerys — decides he doesn't want to rule this little corner of Westeros alone and gets down on one knee and asks Arya to marry him.
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ARMAO: How is that– KASICH: Well look, I am not – I don't – I am not, because you know what, what it really gets down to if you want to be honest is because they know that's just more votes in the Democratic Party.
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For example, in the big oil states in Africa, like Nigeria, very little of the money gets down to the ordinary people unless it's time to buy votes, and the security forces are quite severe when they even keep order at all.
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Washington will also be a focus in January as it now gets down to business on spending issues, after the White House and Congress delivered a big tax cut package reducing corporate taxes to 21 percent from 35 percent, just before the holidays.
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There is a kind of purity of intent here, a desire to deliver something as simply pleasing as E.T. Perhaps the comparison to E.T. is unfair, even though the show practically gets down on its knees and begs us to do it.
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"It really gets down to some really fundamental questions about what does it mean to be present — quote, unquote — when you vote and whether or not we could establish a new standard for presence in voting and reflect new technology," Durbin said Tuesday.
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Let's hope that Monday's first meeting of the White House American Technology Council — a summit with some of the nation's leading tech CEOs — quickly gets down to substance, because our future economic and political health will be affected by what this Council produces.
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That means that when it gets down to getting down, the versatile guys surveyed weren't nearly as open minded as their claimed preference would lead you to believe; 48 percent of self-reported versatile men were, in fact, bottoms, while 52 percent were tops.
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"I will definitely vote, I just don't know if I will be writing someone in or voting for (Libertarian) Gary Johnson or even voting for Hillary Clinton when it gets down to it," said Khansarinia, who is registered to vote in heavily Democratic California.
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The report gets down into the nitty gritty of specifics depending on where in the world you're flying to or from (including a massive continent and country breakdownz) time of year, and more — all put into aesthetically pleasing graphics to make it easily understandable.
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But electioneering is not really Mr. DeMonaco's thing, and at this point the American public might need a break, so after minimal exposition (enough to orient viewers who might have missed "The Purge" and "The Purge: Anarchy") the film gets down to brutal business.
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Ukrainian and Israeli police are on guard here atop the hill, and the atmosphere is tense as Alekseev shakes hands with the Ukrainians, who know him by sight, then gets down on his knees and kisses the splayed figure of Jesus on the wooden cross.
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There's a fourth dimension, which is regulatory issues, which gets down to in certain industries you have certain roadblocks that can get in the way, so those are sort of the four core issues, yet in spite of all that, you have the growth of the cloud.
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Once Zack pries open the S9 and gets down to the camera unit, he finds the actual lever that controls the blades that allow Samsung's latest smartphone to switch from its default f/2.4 aperture to a best-in-class f/1.5 in low-light conditions.
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Jennifer Lopez gets down with DM. On Friday, the singer released her latest track "Amor, Amor, Amor" and decided to promote it in a unique, but very modern way: She asked her fans to post a screenshot of themselves listening to the tune on social media.
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Few songs inspired better remixes this year than Rihanna's "Work"; here, DJ B.Boy gets down to business with a rough-and-ready spin on the sultry smash inspired by afro-house, a rhythmic variant of house music from South Africa that's popular among diasporic communities in Europe.
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When we meet, Khalid arrives in red-and-navy stripes with his "entourage"—a manager-cum-older sister-cum-best friend, a label rep, his PR, his best mate and his band—settling in to eat a Nando's before he gets down to the business of singing.
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"He gets down in the trenches with you, and he's right there riding side by side," said Robert Marcus, the former CEO of Time Warner Cable who once worked with Schumer at Paul Weiss and then became his client after going in-house in the late 1990s.
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Any futures that have been ruined; any dreams that have been shattered; any pining for home or mother gets down to the fact that these fugitives have themselves chosen to run away because they do not want to face the serious consequences of their violence and vandalism.
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With his career on the line, she goes against every instinct she has as a mother, gets down on the floor with a set of tools, and wrenches open the pipe beneath the sink while wearing a couture dress in order to access the pills stuck inside.
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"I have this mindset that I feel like I can win if it gets down to the wire, like, if I have to break a person, I feel like I have the ability to do that," Osaka, who plays Katerina Siniakova of the Czech Republic next, said.
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It typically takes, once the yield curve gets down to 50 basis points or less, which is where we are now, it typically takes 13-18 months to invert if it is going to invert, so that suggests we have time (between) now and when it could invert.
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Jackson and especially Reynolds are funny and kinetic as action heroes, but when it gets down to the business of the bromance — which the film clearly wants to play up — it veers off into a snorefest, with their respective other romances seemingly bolted onto the plot to make them more interesting.
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One member of the choir gets down on one knee and asks another to marry him, and my usual revulsion for public proposals hides in a closet somewhere while I laugh and jump and squeal and feel absolutely certain that these two people love each other and will be together forever.
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One member of the choir gets down on one knee and asks another to marry him, and my usual revulsion for public proposals hides in a closet somewhere while I laugh and jump and squeal and feel absolutely certain that these two people love each other and will be together forever.
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In the video above, which was filmed during a performance by The National at Dublin's Longitude Festival, a man gets down on one knee and pops the question during a moving rendition of "I Need My Girl" (if that's not an ideally titled song to propose too, we don't know what is).
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He plays ball, and I suspect this is the art of playing ball," Ickes said: If it gets down to a deadlocked convention, and party leaders come to him and say, "Paul, we are going to go down in flames, we are going to lose the Senate and lose ground in the House.
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We've got the W.W. II VET coming out on top of the NETIZEN, and some very fresh and crunchy entries like ANTIGONE, HOUSE PET, ROOT BEER, SPLIT UP, FOLK ART, ROB A BANK, I SEE NOW, GETS DOWN, WOOL CAP, ANTIHERO, DWEEZIL, TIE SCORE, CAN'T FAIL, ONE HORSE, NUFF SAID and POOH BAH.
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It's National Migration Week, and as Congress gets down to business in the new year, members have an opportunity to ensure that important measures recently signed into law realize the promise of addressing both the root causes of migration and ensuring the welfare of unaccompanied children seeking safety in the United States.
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If Mueller sends it down to the southern extract, or Rosenstein sends it down to the southern district after Mueller sends it to Rosenstein, and gets down there, and now you can do things, you can look for information in a new venue with someone, you&aposre right, who is closer to the president.
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Streep gets down to the phat beats of Lil Jon: Sings an epic ballad: Takes a starring role in Mulan: Breaks it down to DJ Casper: And gets on board with Queen: It isn't clear who started the meme or why a two-year-old photo has resurfaced now, but some people have their theories.
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A MINUS Amber Mark: Conexao EP (Virgin EMI) Uber-bohemian r&b crooner gets down to structure on four legible songs-not-tracks that outline a love affair whose tether has been fraying for far too long: eros in bloom, then sex isn't everything, then I love you anyway, then prove you're worth the work.
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As Dewey — who impersonates his roommate, Ned (Spencer Moses), a substitute teacher, to land a job at the exclusive Horace Green prep school — Mr. Brightman never makes the mistake of trying to upstage his young co-stars; he gets down with, and brings out the best in, them in a performance as notable for its generosity as its virtuosity.
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When she asks where they are, the lights turn on to reveal the pair standing inside of the famous Tiffany & Co. flagship store on Fifth Avenue in N.Y.C. Melanie's jaw drops and as the store employees look on, Andrew gets down on one knee to give his leading lady the most romantic proposal money could buy.
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On her new album, for instance, there's enough detail about historically black colleges in the Greek victory chant "Roll Call" to suggest she attended an HBC herself, although the Broad and Lombard hint places it in Philadelphia, which isn't home to a single one, a smokescreen typical on on album that gets down to cases even so.
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While there could be some problems early on in Jimmy's meal as he deflects spacecraft that come nearby (just as concentrations of mass on the moon, called 'mascons' deflected early lunar spacecraft), potentially causing them to crash, anything in a high orbit or that survives until Jimmy gets down to the core will be just as happy to orbit Jimmy as they were to orbit the Earth.
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The Bollywood influence manifests itself in a band sound that gets down and dirty the way blues is supposed to, while leaving individual instruments shining in their own lurid light, like the rather loud basslines or the bangy piano chords or the liquid organ juice dripping from the ceiling or Kumar's aching, strangled harmonica; particularly hooked on the intersection between the electric guitar and the harsher, buzzier, bristlier cadence of the sitar, the album nails a sharp drone whose sweaty fatigue coexists with dogged energy.
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After 24 hours filled with tiaras, royal teas and Twitter tirades, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE today gets down to business in London with lame duck Prime Minister Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayTrump, Boris Johnson discuss Brexit, trade issues in Monday phone call Pence to travel to United Kingdom, Ireland and Iceland in September Pelosi vows no UK free trade deal if Brexit undermines Good Friday accord MORE, who is expected to encourage the president to deepen ties with the United Kingdom through a bilateral trade deal.
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