When everything gets going, you know, I can go low.
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Pegs take no time to make once he gets going.
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Once inflation gets going it becomes extremely difficult to extinguish.
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When Holley gets going, he conjures something in a room.
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It's like being at a party that never gets going.
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So when the amygdala gets going, those systems do too.
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When it gets going, a fire is like a living thing.
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"When he gets going, it's really cool to watch," Votto said.
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It's when the plot really gets going that things get hairier.
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The chilly reception may cool merger fever before it gets going.
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Once he gets going on something, just try and stop him.
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When he gets going, man, that's going to great for us.
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But when a fire gets going, it can easily turn catastrophic.
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The group stage really gets going Friday and over the weekend.
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Most guys, adrenaline gets going in those last couple of minutes.
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Once the transition gets going, I think it's going to go quick.
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So when Steph gets going at Oracle, the place gets really loud.
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So you watch, hopefully smothering any wayward spark before it gets going.
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Once the "time talk" gets going, what else stands in your way?
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That's one thing to watch for as the race really gets going.
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That bodes well for consumer spending, as the holiday shopping season gets going.
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Each of these makes your business hard to catch once it gets going.
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Maybe once the show gets going it will be good, she wrote unconvincingly?
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Once the party gets going, it's clear there's going to be some drama.
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When the speaker gets going, the choristers sometimes murmur nervously in the background.
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When that thing gets going I can do stuff like I did today.
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For reference, this year the New York Philharmonic's "Messiah" gets going on Dec.
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It gets going in 1966, so you're deep inside American involvement in Vietnam.
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"Once the Supreme Court nomination gets going, it's going to be difficult," he said.
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Peak travel season begins around Memorial Day and really gets going in mid-June.
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It seems that life, once it gets going, is hard to wipe out entirely.
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We feel like once he gets going, probably could slip into that role better.
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Jill's initial task, as the film gets going, is to do the dirty work.
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When their confidence gets going, they made shots, tough shots, tough 3s at times.
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At the beginning of November, SantasLittleHelpers opens for business and Olsen really gets going.
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Now imagine that airplane crashing into the Atlantic before the story even gets going.
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But when the going gets tough for Matthew McConaughey, he gets going to the beach.
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He's got great vision and patience, and when he gets going he's a punishing runner.
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"When he gets going, it's really cool to watch," Reds first baseman Joey Votto said.
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How will the administration react to the blowback when the trade war really gets going?
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But once it gets going, Bobsledding looks a lot like people riding in a car.
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"When he gets going, there's nobody like him off the bench and scoring-wise," Griffin said.
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Demand for gasoline traditionally picks up in the summer as the U.S. driving season gets going.
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Joe Biden is trying to snuff out his Democratic competitors before the race really gets going.
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It hardly helps that once the barbecue gets going, Tiffany starts talking about her earlier life.
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" If there's time and the conversation gets going, I have sometimes explained: "It's a personal restaurant.
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If you've been putting off your flu shot until the season really gets going, wait no longer.
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I mean, you think this is ugly, wait until Hillary Clinton and the Clinton machine gets going.
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The danger, if Uber's flywheel really gets going, is that it may attract even more regulatory attention.
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You have to wait for a third of the book before the quote-unquote story gets going.
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Generally, the car gets going using the AC motor, and then the gas engine smoothly feathers in.
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The latter bout is the UFC Fight Pass preliminary fights headliner before the main card gets going.
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Of course, who knows what Instagram may actually end up testing as this Alpha program gets going.
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The story really gets going, though, when it moves to the south of France in the 1920s.
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"Once this class gets going, it's kind of the place to be," Jones said with a smile.
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I mean, obviously, in Silicon Valley terms, it's like getting something going so that it really gets going.
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Shakespeare really gets going when he's writing for himself, chronicling his misery in a duplicitous bisexual love triangle.
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When the season gets going, everyone on the court will be wearing a shirt with an orange patch.
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Exploratory committees are an oddity of American politics, a bit of playacting before the actual campaign gets going.
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Next weekend the Six Nations, a rugby contest for the best teams in Europe, gets going in Paris.
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As U.S. corn harvesting gets going and the soybean harvest approaches, weather forecasts suggested limited cold weather risks.
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"It tends to be a little bit harder to get out once the day gets going," he said.
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"Obviously, he's a great scorer, and when he gets going downhill, he just has to see bodies," Crowder said.
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The topography of West Antarctica means that once melting gets going, it can be difficult to impossible to stop.
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I think it's the closest I'll ever get to weightlessness, unless Space X really gets going in my lifetime.
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Shortly after that, you have Mr. Steel that gets going he&aposs being paid by the Clinton campaign secretly.
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He's getting loose, swinging the bat better now and if he gets going ... we've got a really good lineup.
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The NBA gets going again on Tuesday evening which is exciting, sure, but also cause for a little sadness.
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Always a glutton for punishment, the hard headed wrestle-banger is a nightmare for anyone once he gets going.
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What Bloys says he's doing is taking into account what a star is worth once their show gets going.
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" And, Lillard said, "it's fun to watch when he gets going and some of the things he can do.
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As soon as the Judiciary Committee gets going, that can appropriately be considered the beginning of the impeachment proceeding.
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That's why they use this term Eurasia, where a lot of development, including the initial Industrial Age, gets going.
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When you see these items, even in their containers, your appetite gets going, and it's hard to resist consuming them.
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VanEck told CNBC the group will refile and re-engage in bitcoin ETF discussions "when the SEC gets going again."
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At 53, once he gets going, Donald Trump's second Supreme Court pick may help redefine America for decades to come.
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But the spike in the dollar and in Treasury yields could choke that growth off before it really gets going.
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Earlier this year it passed laws prohibiting the purchase of Belarus energy after the power plant gets going next year.
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After a brief prelude, the story, which is loosely founded on the Bre-X Minerals saga, gets going in 1988.
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Said Banerdt: "There are a lot of exciting milestones coming up in this mission, even before the great science gets going."
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"I just thought that until he gets going maybe we'd move him out of the cleanup spot," manager Terry Francona said.
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By the time the story gets going, Philip is nearing 25 and in mourning after learning that Ambrose has died abroad.
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This clever psychological thriller by Aneesh Chaganty can be summed up by a hashtag created once the story gets going: #FindMargot.
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Despite talk about reshoots that preceded "Rogue One's" release, once the action gets going, the pacing moves briskly and doesn't let up.
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Lofgren has faced pressure over her support for large tech companies from the left as the race to replace Conyers gets going.
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"It's a cakewalk for me once he gets going," said DeRozan, who shot 23 of 25 from the field for 32 points.
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Settle in because the beginning is kind of slow, but once it gets going you will be rewarded tenfold for your trouble.
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Service quickly gets going, with lobsters, chips, and salad flying out of the kitchen and onto the plates of the queuing diners.
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The health officials know that once a measles outbreak gets going, it can be very difficult to contain, even if they expected it.
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Naturally, as the smartphone expo of Mobile World Congress gets going today in Barcelona, Spain, it's time to welcome the Samsung Galaxy S22.4.
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Regardless of their intentions, a few people have actually joined in on the joke-but-maybe-not-a-joke-if-this-gets-going.
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Government support has already started to fracture and momentum could be lost once campaigning for a 2018 presidential election gets going next year.
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The Royals head west for their next seven games, beginning with a three-game series with the Los Angeles Angels that gets going Monday.
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Once you've enabled the feature, and set the hours at which it gets going, the screen turns gray and Do Not Disturb turns on.
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"Now we're in a little bit of a lull until earnings season gets going," said James Meyer, chief investment officer at Tower Bridge Advisors.
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"When he gets going with the irons, he's a joy to watch," said Rose, who beat Stenson for the gold medal inRio last month.
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Under Armour's push could be a bit premature and the spots could get lost once the barrage of Olympic-related ads really gets going.
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And after that girl-on-girl action gets going, then their ovaries are like, alright we're going to turn these eggs into embryos now.
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A bit of useful advice the same New York Times story offers is to get your exercise in early, before the day gets going.
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As the asado grill gets going, the field kitchen comes alive and lobsters sourced from a nearby fishing town are prepped for a grilling.
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The NCAA March Madness college basketball tournament gets going (for real) today just after noon eastern time, when Princeton tips off against Notre Dame.
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It's a wrenching moment for Mickey, not to mention a crucial one for Love, which only gets going once it addresses her addiction issues directly.
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Season two is where the story really gets going, and where the show best highlights its terrific female cast members, Kerry Bishé and Mackenzie Davis.
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Blending engine and body, together with design tweaks such as a specially shaped long, thin nose, can muffle a sonic boom before it gets going.
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Best Supporting Actress nominee Naomie Harris' Oscars prep gets going in the early morning, with a relaxing facial from star-loved skincare specialist Teresa Tarmey.
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Roman will have to compete with the status quo of silent suffering, laborious doctor's visits, dangerous online pharmacies and other startups as it gets going.
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A.I. actually gets going once we're introduced to the main character David, a cute mecha kid played by future Kingdom Hearts hero Haley Joel Osment.
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Lindsey and Ben's half-baked quest to topple the Beast only gets going when they realize they could and should have it so much better.
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But before the battle gets going, let's take a breath and ask: What do the results tell us about the country on a deeper level?
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"My experience is that once this stuff gets going, people just pass these stories on without even necessarily stopping to read them," Mr. McKinney said.
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But as a former Fed chairman once said, the central bank's mission is to take away the punch bowl just as the party gets going.
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It's at this time of year that we naturally start to think about cleaning, before the summer gets going and we've got better things to do.
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NDAA GETS GOING: National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) season officially kicked off Wednesday, as subcommittees release their portions of the bill and committee staffers briefed reporters.
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For all but Americans at the very top, that means that the punch bowl may well be taken away again before the party really gets going.
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He's far from the only person I've been talking to as our bureau gets going, but our conversation and his follow-up email stuck with me.
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He's about to leave for some shows this week in Nashville, for CMA Fest, so we'll take any time to connect before the crazy gets going.
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He's about to leave for some shows this week in Nashville, for CMA Fest, so we'll take any time to connect before the crazy gets going.
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But she's much more than just a voice — she's a songwriter, composer, pianist, guitarist, and will blow your mind when she gets going on the harmonica.
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My parents supported me through my studies, and it's that kind of rolling privilege that once it gets going, it cascades into a bunch of other privileges.
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He gets up, gets going again, but when the 15th round ends and the judges score the fight, Ali has shocked the world again — he has lost.
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And yet, I forgive that too, because when the music gets going and the Kann slides into my pocket, none of this visual stuff matters one bit.
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Despite a slightly chaotic plot, once "Birds of Prey" gets going it is "wildly entertaining," Helen O'Hara of Time Out wrote in her review of the film.
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He's one of several researchers involved in a trial that, when it gets going, will be the first of its kind, as it will target aging directly.
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And as the trade war gets going, China-watchers will keep eyes trained on next week's July trade figures to gauge the initial damage from the spat.
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Yet Salvini shows no sign of backing down, creating a headache for Conte and potentially undermining the delicate equilibrium of the coalition before it even gets going.
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More people may be looking to "seeders," which provide a majority of start-up capital in exchange for a chunk of revenue once a fund gets going.
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Once the meal gets going, all of the food is served family-style, at big round tables with lazy Susans, and there's usually ten to twelve courses.
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As a new guard gets going and entertainment platforms evolve, one thing won't change: we'll keep collaborating with emerging filmmakers and supporting their work in new formats.
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The lead hand is placed out and open, palming at the opponent's, occupying the line of the jab or knocking it off course whenever it gets going.
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Once that first study gets going, the NIH's Fauci said it should take roughly three months for data to accumulate to see if the vaccine is safe.
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"He's hard to guard once he gets going so we made an emphasis to give him the ball in transition and let him go to work," Hood said.
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But once the game gets going with its challenges—well, it's still fun, but it quickly becomes clear that the game's design and its mission are at loggerheads.
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Expect to hear more about a rethink of economic policy theories like this as May's European Parliament election approaches and campaigning gets going for 2020 U.S. presidential elections.
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Now a youth of twenty, he sits around the royal palace as the epic gets going, fretting about the disastrous effects that Odysseus' two-decade absence has wrought.
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"And once he gets going, Weiss chimes in, "There's a certain level of violence, physical and mental, in a human being that you just can't abide by anymore.
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The President also knows that unless the economy gets going early in the second quarter, the changes of it exploding back to life by November's election are slim.
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That's why you see racers in singlets and shorts when it's 45 degrees out: Once your furnace gets going, winter turns to spring and spring turns to summer.
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Let's hope they subside, because the holiday season in France — yule logs for Christmas, King cakes in January, crepes in February — is when the butter really gets going.
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But her EU partners are likely to refuse to negotiate, especially given the febrile atmosphere that will surround the French election when it gets going in earnest in January.
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For every Eddie Alvarez or Luke Rockhold, who go on to win the UFC title, there is a Gilbert Melendez or a Will Brooks who just never gets going.
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The Cuisinart Brew Central gets going quickly and has a Brew Pause feature, so you don't have to wait to get your hands around a hot cup of joe.
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Some at the end of the season, and I have seen a lot of guys retire before the season gets going and this is just one of those examples.
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The new U.S. Center for SafeSport — a nonprofit formed to prevent and handle abuse in Olympic sports — should help, too, if it ever gets going the way it should.
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For the book, she selected a mix of the main styles, designs and histories beginning with the 13th century, as "this is where our collection gets going," she said.
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But the cruise really gets going when Adele moves outside her catalogue, firstly by fulfilling every English stereotype going by spilling tea as the Spice Girls blasts from the radio.
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His academic formality drains away quickly once he gets going, though, and he converses comfortably in English, in addition to the main languages of Afghanistan — Dari and Pashto — and Urdu.
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Florence wakes up to the sound of her alarm every day at 7:00 AM. But it takes a few tries before she actually gets up and and gets going.
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The catfisher at the center of Tickled may be shrouded in mystery, at least until the film really gets going, but they aren't the stereotypical lonely human on the internet.
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A bad feedback loop gets going: The idea of bodily malfunction makes me feel woozy; the wooziness makes me suspect my body is malfunctioning; this suspicion snowballs; I get woozier.
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Maureen Ryan, Variety: Until Stranger Things 2 really gets going — and that takes a while — it trails an air of self-consciousness that veers into strained fan service at times.
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"Once the trend gets going, it can happen very fast," said Guido Jouret, chief digital officer at ABB, an electronics company based in Zurich whose businesses include constructing charging stations.
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It seems that for a lot of people, including my wife, once a migraine gets going, once that vicious death spiral of cascading neurochemicals has begun, there is no way out.
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When my anxious brain gets going, I can easily convince myself that I'm quickly running out of days to become a parent, to advance in my career, to get married (again).
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"Robbie is one of those guys, when he gets going, he can legitimately carry you, not just for one game, but for a while," Seattle third baseman Kyle Seager told reporters.
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This ever-popular Mostly Mozart series, which serves complementary wine during its performances, gets going with the excellent young cellist Kian Soltani, who will be accompanied by the pianist Julio Elizalde.
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This could be Holly Holm's chance to snap the losing streak before it really gets going, and to become the fourth person ever to hold titles at two weights in the UFC.
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A daily morning look at the financial stories you need to know to start the day -Stock futures are just a bit higher as earnings season gets going in earnest this week.
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An elite finisher around the basket, she's virtually impossible to stop once she gets going, and fouling her doesn't solve anything—she's the league's best free-throw shooter ever, at 93.8 percent.
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Second Home, perhaps the ultimate statement in creative class spaces, was announced for the city last year, but really gets going this year, opening up in the hippest quarter of the city.
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He says that irrespective of when the emergency measures are lifted this time, he does not expect air quality to be good again until the rainy season gets going properly next month.
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When Mr. McKinney said, "my experience is that once this stuff gets going, people just pass these stories on without even necessarily stopping to read them," it really made my concern grow.
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He didn't test as an explosive jumper, so I guess the numbers evaluators have concerns about his zero-inertia burst, but when he gets going he'll make some linebackers and safeties hurt.
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"You try so hard to stop one guy, and another guy gets going," said Anthony, who left a scratch on Curry's forehead in the fourth quarter when they were matched one-on-one.
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Once he gets going on them, they tend to keep on coming, as if each variation on the theme of mindless canine fornication were a separate link in a critical chain of thought.
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There's a forced, awkward mechanic that involves everyone raising their hands in unison to get Rocket the security clearance he needs, but from there the music kicks in and the ride gets going.
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When the action of the novel gets going in the second half of the novel, the book quickly picks up into a page-turning thriller that shows off Hawkins' prowess for writing mystery.
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"The euro is already suffering considerably, and that could get worse if the crisis really gets going, as the dollar is now providing attractive yields," said Ulrich Leuchtmann, a currency strategist at Commerzbank.
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I did not want to extend him as long as I did but there really never is a reason to take Chris Devenski out of the game when he gets going like this.
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In normal person vernacular, that means this storm means business, and will bring surprisingly heavy rates of snowfall once it gets going in earnest by early to mid-afternoon in the big cities.
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So as what looks to be a cold winter gets going, Cramer liked the look of these winter wear plays, though Canada Goose's stock is very expensive at 62 times 2018 earnings estimates.
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"Just because a case gets going does not mean that an individual or company will be allowed to pursue it," said Stephen Ross, a partner at the international law firm Withers World Wide.
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If this latest bout of anti-trade Twitter rage is any indication, I predict that, as Trump's presidency gets going, he will become increasingly angered at smaller and smaller examples of free trade.
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In fact, once he gets going, he probably won't stop, given the amount of time he has spent in private processing his recent self-imposed irrelevance — the "lean years," as he calls them.
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The Mercedes-Benz Generation EQ is just one of a number of major debuts at this year's Paris Motor Show, so stay tuned for more as the big car show gets going in earnest.
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I found these features useful, especially the daily reminder because when the day gets going and my to-do list starts to get long, I sometimes forget to take time to relax and unwind.
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Fans of the classic Tim Burton movie Beetlejuice likely remember that the mischief really gets going when Beetlejuice and Depressed Teen All Star Lydia team up together to reclaim her house and deliver scares.
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Julia Gordeyeva, a real estate analyst at Sberbank CIB, estimates that an additional 1.3-1.4 million square metres of housing could be supplied to the market each year once the resettlement project gets going.
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When he gets going, Mr. Sanchez's drumming is an emulsion of low surge and high patter, distinctive enough that you might be able to recognize it from the "Birdman" film score, which he recorded.
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The movie really only gets going once Keda is separated from the tribe and, while trying to stay alive, winds up in the company of a wounded wolf who has been separated from its pack.
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Daylight is not much better, and that is why "The Public" gets going just before nine o'clock in the morning, as the homeless line up outside the public library and wait for it to open.
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But in the end, the AMA is less wacky than expected and only really gets going when Jones is asked if Trump will tell the world about "the aliens"—spelled "ALENS" by a Reddit user.
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"Once the rotation gets going, it sort of self-intensifies in that it further lowers the pressure, which draws in more air; it further increases the rate of rotation; further increases the updraft," he said.
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"Once the rotation gets going, it sort of self-intensifies in that it further lowers the pressure, which draws in more air; it further increases the rate of rotation; further increases the updraft," Lareau said.
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If not, sprint to the bathroom and stuff your pockets with toilet paper squares before Donja R. Love's throat-lumpening, nose-reddening, fantastically moving and not entirely persuasive "Sugar in Our Wounds" really gets going.
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As U.S. corn harvesting gets going and the soybean harvest approaches, weather forecasts suggested that previously expected cold weather risks to wide swaths of the Midwest may not have much of an impact on yields.
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The story really gets going when Hood and Co decide to topple the Sheriff of Nottingham (Ben Mendelsohn) himself by hitting the treasury, which leads to an Ocean's Eleven-style heist — if they all wore tight pantaloons.
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The big difference between this kind of video game movie and an actual video game is that you're not playing it — you're just passively consuming it, and you know how it will end before it gets going.
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Archer has a tendency to get rattled after small things go wrong, which can lead to big innings against him if the opposing offense gets going, as it did Monday night against Cleveland in a five-run first inning.
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But relatively simplistic graphics become utterly convincing once the ride really gets going, and the physical forces of the coaster — the weightlessness during free fall, the four and a half Gs around the turn — perfectly match the visual storyline.
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But he really gets going when it comes to the embrace of euthanasia by the late 19th/early 20th century eugenics movement, which viewed the practice as a way to, often involuntarily, prevent the proliferation of "feeble-minded" people in society.
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The only hope for North Korea is to anticipate an attack before it happens: to deal a devastating blow to both South Korea and the United States before the fighting really gets going and thus destroy its adversaries' will to fight.
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"In the superhero genre and the comic book world, people are heavily invested emotionally and [the bad reviews are] like your grandma walking into your party and pulling the plug on your music before the party really gets going," Dergarabedian said.
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The Fed, an institution whose mission was famously described by a former chairman as taking away the punch bowl just as the party gets going, has a long history of angering politicians who would prefer to let the good times roll.
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LONDON — Good Morning Britain, one of the cosy TV shows that greet TV viewers across the country as the day gets going, was hit by drama Friday morning as a fire broke out at broadcaster ITV's central London studio buildings.
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And as microbiome science really gets going thanks to technology from DNA sequencing that's arisen over the last decade, researchers are learning that the microscopic critters could play a role in everything from obesity to multiple sclerosis to autism to cancer.
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This week might yet be the peak of insanity, the moment at which the competing groups and power centers – media outlets, intelligence agencies, political parties, foreign superpowers – just throw everything they can out there before the administration really gets going.
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Look at the casual manner with which the main plot gets going, as Ron, now shifted from records to undercover work, leafs through the local paper, finds an advertisement for the Klan, complete with a phone number, and dials it.
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I am not filled with enthusiasm about this part of the evening — it's been some time since I've been on a court in an athletic capacity — but Craig grabs a ball, gets going and immediately transforms into someone else entirely.
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The Fed, an institution whose mission was famously described by a former chairman as taking away the punch bowl just as the party gets going, has a long history of angering politicians who would prefer to let the good times roll.
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He too is now planning to leave just hours after this gets going, but I&aposm picking up from senior us officials that A, the schedule is still fluid and if they need to, they could add a second day could change again.
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The infamous saying about the Fed is that its job is to "take away the punch bowl as the party gets going" — meaning cool down the economy before it heats up too much — but it's not clear that we're actually there yet.
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That would be my reaction to recent reports that wages are finally starting to grow faster in the U.S. Normally, when the economy really gets going, companies have to scramble to hire enough workers, or to hire the exact skills that they need.
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Sundance happens before the year's Oscar season really gets going — in fact, the nominations for the Oscars (which, confusingly, honor films from the previous year) are often announced just before or during the festival, and the awards aren't given until the following month.
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And the good news has been that as soon as a meeting gets going, the people in it (including myself) seem to rapidly forget that it's being livestreamed—and just concentrate on the (typically quite intense) things that are going on in the meeting.
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And once it gets going, it really has its act together: The major sequences are arguably more rapidly fluid than they need to be – CGI can sometimes play less like special effects than a superior sleight of hand – but they're beautifully orchestrated and sustained.
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Disney largely threads that needle with "Christopher Robin," a movie that -- once it gets going -- should entertain kids with the antics of Winnie the Pooh and company, while for parents squiring them, spending time with that beloved, silly old bear is no bother at all.
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"The way the European Commission works, the trade commissioner needs to get a mandate from all the countries before he or she is able to have meaningful negotiations so it's probably going to be some time in the fall before anything in substance gets going," Ross said.
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And once he gets going in a conversation with Robert Mueller, no matter how well prepared he would be, there would be a huge risk that he would blunder into saying something that could be shown to be untrue later on, and that would be disastrous.
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And as "Wanderlust" (which was based on another of his plays) gets going, you can anticipate that he'll have an interesting take on love and fidelity and look forward to seeing it fleshed out by Collette, who can bring complicated characters to life with seemingly no effort.
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Delle Donne has been everything the optimists projected dating back to high school: a 6-foot-5 guard with the strength and shot-blocking of a post player, impossible to stop once she gets going downhill, and the best isolation player in the league by far.
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Unlike other teams that have wilted once Golden State gets going, the Raptors got quick scores from Kyle Lowry and Fred VanVleet — keeping the reserve's hot streak going — and when Golden State called a timeout with 2:56 left in the quarter, Toronto was up, 22-19.
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The infamous saying about the Fed is that its job is to "take away the punch bowl just as the party gets going" — in other words, cool down the economy before it heats up too much — and not all economists are on board with whether we're there yet.
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Paterson (the character) enjoys a simple, modest existence: he wakes up without an alarm, drafts poems in a small notebook before the workday gets going, enjoys a single beer at the neighborhood bar after driving all over town, and goes home to his beloved artsy wife (Golshifteh Farahani).
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"So this is how the new interior minister gets going, and the minister of justice, this is what they are doing in this country, to intimidate, and to frighten," Mr. Mélenchon, wearing the patriotic red white and blue official sash, shouted to supporters who had massed in the street.
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"It is ultimately a story on the dollar strength and European currency's weakness," said Joshua Mahony, senior market analyst at IG. The second-quarter earnings season gets going in Europe this week, with major companies such as SAP, ASML and Novartis set to report results over the next two days.
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WASHINGTON — Investors in financial markets, and those predicting faster economic growth in 2017, would do well to remember the famous words that William McChesney Martin Jr., the former Federal Reserve chairman, uttered way back in 1955: The Fed's job is to remove the punch bowl just as the party gets going.
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"Any Dem that doesn't express a desire to be tough on China digs themselves into a hole before the race even gets going," Scott Mulhauser, former chief of staff at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing and deputy chief of staff to former Vice President Joe Biden during the 2012 election, told Axios.
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Healy sits back—we've moved to an enormous cream sofa with various Kinfolk-esque fluffy and woolly blankets by the side of it—rolling the question over in his brain a few times, before opening the floodgates (Healy, he would be the first to admit, is medically unable to shut up once he gets going).
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The Democrats who leaked the internal polling clearly hope that they can persuade their party to reverse course before the 2020 campaign season gets going in earnest, but the continuing stalemate between Pelosi and the rambunctious "squad" of radicals suggests that it may be too late to stuff that cat back in the bag.
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Some may argue that the film's greatest achievement is that it doesn't appear to be making much of a statement about women at all, other than its pointed jibes at those fictional and real-life trolls ("Ain't no bitches gonna hunt no ghosts," the team read from an online commentator when the business first gets going).
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It is Father's Day, and so maybe you could make your pop a bacon-and-cheese omelet with buttered toast for late breakfast, along with a mug of the milky-sweet instant coffee he says he drinks only because he doesn't want to wake anyone up with the burr grinder when he gets going before dawn.
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The image is striking in a vacuum, but it also sets the tone for a movie that takes place in a part of the country where this change of seasons is particularly dangerous: There are going to be way more skidding tires and starving, desperate deer than this one before winter even gets going, and oh look, time to start a horror movie.
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"Right now it's cyclically tight on the demand side and on the supply side so anything to alleviate the pain while the driving season gets going is probably a good thing because in fact, in the longer run, if you hurt demand today with really high oil prices, you could actually end up with a lower expectation going forward," she said.
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In an interview with Star2, he explained that he's designing the museum to convey the feeling of clubbing in post-wall Berlin: "I think of a place where visitors will come inside: suddenly, it gets dark, the fog machine gets going, a DJ appears in the distance, a bar rises up from the ground, the bass resonates and then the party's started," he said.
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ECB unlikely to ditch bond-buying pledge next week - sources Euro zone bond yields head back towards multi-month highs FOREX-Euro rockets to 3-year highs as bullish bets hit a record 3/MEXICAN (AND CANADIAN) STANDOFF Mexican markets' two-year long rollercoaster ride over Trump's threats to kill off the NAFTA trade agreement will continue next week as the final negotiation round gets going in Montreal.
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Magic Kingdom isn't based on a ride — it's about Disneyland itself, and what happens when the attractions come to life (Night at the Museum with Disney characters, obviously.) Mouse House fave Jon Favreau's been attached to direct this one since 2010, and as of last year was still on board — but with both The Jungle Book 2 and The Lion King also on his to-do list, it may be a while before Magic Kingdom really gets going.
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"He's been scuffling for the last 10 days, two weeks, and I just thought for us to get him on track, maybe the best way would be to move him around a little bit until he gets going," said Girardi, who could not afford to let Chapman, who has blown two saves against the Red Sox since the All-Star break, remain in his usual role as he tries to work his way through his difficulties.
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