" - Nicole, 37 "Gets off on popping my pimples.
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Here's hoping that project gets off the ground in 2009.
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But the series's debut gets off to a shaky start.
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The next day gets off to a much better start.
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Drake Endorses Chance For Chicago MayorRick Ross Gets Off Easy!
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The defense gets off its heels during those long innings.
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That said, Red gets off to a very slow start.
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That central premise just gets off to the wrong start.
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Moments later, he gets off another blast that goes wide.
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The couple gets off at the same stop as me.
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He gets off the plantation a fair number of times.
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He gets off with a warning and proceeds with his day.
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I'm saying that America "gets off" on seeing people in prison.
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Now we know it also gets off impossibly waterproof formulas, too.
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When Bourne gets off that boat, we already care about him.
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The third victim of the renegade splasher seemingly gets off easily.
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Make sure your VC relationship gets off on the right foot.
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This way, Scar backs up and gets off of Simba's paws.
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She gets off the phone, doesn't apologize and we get seated.
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But it gets off to a promising start all the same.
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I don't care about if the client gets off at all.
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And then, in the final scene, he gets off, no conviction.
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The Supreme Court will decide if he gets off scot-free.
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Almost always, the trial attorney gets off the case after a conviction.
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When C. gets off work, he calls me on his drive home.
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CHRISTIE: It gets very unruly when he gets off his talking points.
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The busy week for earnings gets off to a slow start today.
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Thomas Dekker's chiller "Jack Goes Home" gets off to a fine start.
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The busy week for corporate earnings gets off to a slow start today.
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The villain in the Oscar-winning film gets off on the protagonist's muteness.
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That leaves enough time to ensure the program never gets off the ground.
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"Megyn Kelly gets off to low-key start on 'Sunday Night,'" CNN said.
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The stories threaten to damage Klobuchar's campaign as it gets off the ground.
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"Bacurau" woke up the festival, which often gets off to a sleepy start.
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Klenzendorf, for example, gets off a little too easily, as does Jojo himself.
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Physical wellness is also on your mind today— perhaps gets off the couch?
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Imagine there's a train station: the train comes in; the information gets off.
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Doc gets off the F train and finds himself in a binge TV debate.
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He's a complete nightmare, yet Newt gets off on his playfulness and single-mindedness.
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Until that project gets off the ground, check out Tatum's tapping in Hail, Caesar!
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He gets off the exam table, and we walk back to the waiting room.
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Now 46, he is a cross-dresser who gets off on being tied up.
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The eight-episode first season (three were available) gets off to a breathless start.
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This guy does all these things that put us jeopardy and he gets off?
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The device gets off on the right foot by looking and feeling like a watch.
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To make sure your week gets off to a great start – we've combined the two!
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In four of these countries, it's hard to see how Libra gets off the ground.
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When he gets off tour he'll do some napping and watch Narcos and write music.
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"I don't like how he gets off track," said Bill Devine, 65, of Bath, Maine.
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I'm over this day so I tell him he's rude and he finally gets off.
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Even though he'd been cold to her, he clearly gets off on exerting his power.
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Whatever the questions are, they should be identified before a program gets off the ground.
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The doors open for a moment, and the boy gets off to make his transfer.
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Then there's also the teacher/mentor who gets off on finding and molding new talent.
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A labor of love and careful research, the book gets off to a shaky start.
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The controversies threaten to hinder Trump's planned military buildup before it gets off the ground.
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T. gets off work and joins us, and meets my sister for the first time.
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But while libra slowly gets off the ground, China is looking to launch an alternative.
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"My concern is with this Medicaid is that it gets off the chain," he said.
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Directed microwaves might "fry" an offensive missile's components before it ever gets off the ground.
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Who knows, maybe you'll get the call when his paramilitary operation gets off the ground.
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Caitlyn Jenner's 5-city speaking tour is over before it even gets off the ground.
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The first thing you notice when the Mavic Air gets off the ground is the speed.
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So, it really is around making sure that the country gets off on the right foot.
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He gets off one bet in particular, his prop on Exaggerator, and takes the other side.
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Obvious looks of shock, terror, and fear from her... The monster gets off on her fear!
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And when she gets off work tonight, she wants you to make her laugh about it.
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The Fort Mercer gets off a distress signal, and Massachusetts' rescue efforts focus on that ship.
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We all need deep release as 2019 gets off to a predictably bad start in politics.
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She gets off the bus and stands there, seeing herself: a woman, alone, in the rain.
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By the time he gets off the Greyhound, I don't think Barry has learned very much.
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Japan puts the ball in Poland's end and gets off a couple of crosses and shots.
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From the moment the proverbial girl gets off the bus, the odds are stacked against her.
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A. goes to get the cash and drop off the keys when he gets off work.
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I think he gets off on tweaking the press, the Ppess is very easy to bait.
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But Audrey gets off easy — after only one violent extraction, Lee shows up and knocks Mama out.
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One of the men gets off the motorbike, grabs the woman, and pushes her to the motorcycle.
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And "Good Behavior" -- which opens with a two-hour premiere -- gets off to a pretty good start.
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Valor, even if it never gets off the ground, is a sign of the skirmishes to come.
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And our country really "gets off" on seeing people in prison living like freaks and feral animals.
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Once this rocket gets off the ground, it'll be the 17th launch of the year for SpaceX.
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Robbie gets off lightly, but it's worth sticking around for Fallon's gloriously stumbling story about Michael Jordan.
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BitTorrent CEO Jerm Johnson says that's temporary, just to be used while Now gets off the ground.
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Books of The Times Emma Cline's first novel, "The Girls," gets off to a quietly thrilling start.
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And this could well lead to a damaging backlash before rocket-commuting even gets off the ground.
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It's offensive as fuck, unless you happen to be with someone who gets off on pejorative slurs.
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And he's given a goal kick, not a corner, so Argentina gets off scot-free there. Wow.
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And then it happens again and he gets off the shot with Olsen getting down to save.
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Today (Monday): The week gets off to a nice start with lots of sunshine and mild temperatures.
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Lucas Torreira takes a corner for Uruguay, and Gimenez gets off a decent header, perhaps lacking pace.
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When he gets off the train at the Mission, which is where he lives, she does, too.
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"Given the opportunity, if the king gets off that stool, she's ready to go," Ms. Mutu adds.
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" Collins said: "If the pitcher gets off the mound right away, I don't think he makes it.
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In a way, they're inexplicably linked, because I'm the kind of person who gets off on attention.
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Obama TV looks like it's going to be a thing long before Trump TV gets off the ground.
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President Donald Trump appears keen to kill any border security compromise before it even gets off the ground.
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When the train arrives, Bernard gets off, walks down the main street, and passes Dolores right on cue.
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For Joe, the risk is exactly what he gets off on; he enjoys his kink predominantly with strangers.
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That means more of the melting snowpack never gets off the mountain to the valley below, he said.
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That pre-match euphoria is soon replaced by pure tension as Croatia gets off to a good start.
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When she gets off work she tries to disconnect, but the nature of social sharing makes it hard.
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"He gets off the boat on the West 57th Street pier," Ms. Stella said in a telephone interview.
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Danny Rose gets a through ball on the left from Jordan Henderson and gets off a clean shot.
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Lara Jean gets off the waitlist at one of the other schools — the one in a different state.
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He usually has dinner going or ready when I get home, since he gets off earlier than me.
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Like her brother Danny (George Clooney), Debbie Ocean gets off on the thrill of getting away with a job.
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After Savannah gets off the bus, she quickly picks up Frog and the two lovingly walk to the house.
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This time, Ken gets off a little easier; he is merely stuck with a huge bill for overpriced tequila.
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"When he gets off track, I'm going to let him know he's off track," the devoted dad told NBC.
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La La Land gets off to an upbeat start with its colorful opening sequence set in a traffic jam.
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In these parts, no one gets off the island without light sunburn and a classic dog in their stomach.
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Stopping short of having sex with her unlucky johns, she gets off on the power she wields over them.
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What if the risks that she and Sonja undertook do not result in a conviction, and Wim gets off?
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He knows exactly which loophole to exploit in order to avoid punishment and gets off the hook with ease.
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The public defender said he didn't know whether Cruz will receive his mail if he gets off suicide watch.
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Mr. Smits, like Mr. Hawkins, gets off to a slow start, but, by the fourth hour, is becoming interesting.
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THE RIGHT FOOT If I can't start my Sunday with reading, my day gets off on the wrong foot.
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"It's a ball that potentially gets off the barrel every time he throws it," Rockies Manager Bud Black said.
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"It's been so cool to see the joy in Ben's face as he gets off the meds," says Curtis.
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Still, if the mission gets off the ground, it'll mark the third launch the company has done in two weeks.
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I'll be her shadow — I'll see what she ate, how much water she drank, training her when she gets off.
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It was kind of like when Obama gets off the plane with the Secret Service, walking down the stairs, waving.
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There's a kind of reader who gets off on the juxtaposition of a gripping genre plot and an indecipherable dialect.
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Once this commercial flight gets off the ground, Beck maintains that Rocket Lab has a full couple of years ahead.
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And, frankly, I can&apost put any faith or credibility in anybody that gets off 100 years in jail potentially.
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We don't really know how she gets off, but she sort of nebulously slips away into a cloud of ether.
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In the first episode, an elderly man in Tokyo gets off the subway and leaves four eggs on his seat.
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Finally, the now-elderly woman gets off the train; the now-old man stays on and never verbalizes his love.
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The public defender said he didn't know whether Cruz will have access to mail when he gets off suicide watch.
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A beautiful but unremarkably dressed woman gets off a bus, goes into the store and comes out in a fur.
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Batshuayi promptly gives them what they want: he breaks into the area on the right and gets off a shot.
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Phil Bryant, who has submitted $7 billion worth of projects to be considered if the plan gets off the ground.
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Here is the scenario: The world gets off of fossil fuels and starts producing entirely new and clean energy sources.
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Phil Bryant, who has submitted $19803 billion worth of projects to be considered if the plan gets off the ground.
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Despite wasting thousands of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars, everyone in the U.S. government gets off scot-free.
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The only way a sequel gets off the ground is if it focuses on Miss Peregrine and her avian disguise.
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The debate never gets off the ground, days and weeks pass, and people move on to the next major news event.
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As in, you invest in a lot of money in a company or a technology that never gets off the ground.
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US Customs in Paris sent an order to officers at JFK Airport: When Corbally gets off the plane, shake him down.
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Later, Darlene gets off the subway, thinking she's being followed while a distorted version of "A Rainy Night In Georgia" plays.
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Those offers will be made in Buenos Aires, most likely on Sunday before the WTO meeting gets off, the official said.
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Tonight, the entertainment industry's awards season gets off to its proper, public-facing start with the 74th annual Golden Globes Awards.
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The flipside of this is that anyone who gets into these shows also gets off on judging the choices of others.
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Just your mind gets off a little bit once you feel like you hit a few putts that don't go in.
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"We may see him tweet before he gets off Air Force One and once he gets back on it," he said.
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Although Huffington says that she's pretty committed to this routine, she admits that life intervenes and she sometimes gets off track.
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Mr. Tower gets off to a bad start when, in his introduction, he tries to give the Golden Rule an upgrade.
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Then when everybody gets off the plane the puppy could try to lick the president and our hero/villain would recoil.
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Diddy says he wants to make sure the Bronx one gets off to a great start, so he's donating $1 million!
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This might change once Project xCloud gets off the ground—whenever that's going to be—but you're out of luck for now.
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Ana, always a little late to the party, realizes that Christian gets off on hurting women who look like his dead mom.
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High-quality early-learning programs help close gaps in educational achievement, ensuring that every student gets off to the best start possible.
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Top crude exporter Saudi Arabia has sharply reduced production and exports to ensure that the deal gets off to a strong start.
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She quickly befriends Chenille, but gets off to a rough start with her extremely smart and driven brother Derek (Sean Patrick Thomas).
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Mayweather 2—2 McGregor Monopoly gets off to a rocky start when both men fight over who gets to be the car.
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Rodrigo gets off a low shot from the top of the box, but Akinfeev easily falls to his side and saves it.
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She also gets off on calling people "snowflakes," apparently seeing no irony in being the whitest, most delicate person on the planet.
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Instead, he hops on the subway and gets off at random stops, in addition to visiting popular tourist areas like Times Square.
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He takes a picture of the audience and says he will post when he gets off-stage to donate to Black Girls Code.
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But navigating its user interface is not as simple as Tinder, either, which could be a challenge as it gets off the ground.
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That night she gets off the train at their stop; the next morning she wakes up covered in blood but can barely remember.
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All eyes will be on Kaepernick when he gets off one knee and trots out to the field, instead returning to the bench.
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The Cambridges' foundation will provide transitional support as the Sussexes' new outfit — which does not yet have a name — gets off the ground.
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Thrilled that he has a job, no kids and hasn't been previously married, the sort-of date gets off to a good start.
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Meredith gets off the plane with her camel-colored cashmere sweater still in perfect condition despite blood spurting into the air at her.
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He gets off tour and finds out his mother, a lifelong smoker who is battling lung cancer, has gone to the terminal stage.
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"That has made a big difference; it seems like an easy thing, but when that gets off, golf is pretty difficult," Spieth said.
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We're told plans remain in place for the sisters to be part of the music vid, if it ever gets off the ground.
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If Tap gets off the ground, its unclear if stores will be bombarded by people looking for refills and how retailers might react.
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As he came off stage after about an hour of speaking, I asked him what goes through his mind once he gets off.
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Here's a way to make sure your week gets off to a good start: Watch the first full-length trailer for Crazy Rich Asians.
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An otherwise busy week for corporate earnings gets off to a slow start this morning, with Sysco (SYY) among the few major companies reporting.
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PUBG matches are long, arduous, and can end in a flash if someone gets off a couple lucky shots from half a mile away.
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He brings a tourist back to shore, and as the tourist gets off the boat, the son notices the tourist's book: Coping with Stress.
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Cash and Zoey's tutoring relationship gets off to a poor start when Cash is more than an hour late to their first study session.
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But this guy just seems like he gets off on stirring up drama, not, you know, making sure our freaking U.S. Attorney behaves lawfully.
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Slapping, choking, spitting — if a woman gets off on a little consensual degradation in the bedroom, does that make her less of a feminist?
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With the memorial getting scrapped, we're told Nipsey's family will be honoring his memory in other ways, once his foundation gets off the ground.
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Laws like South Dakota's will stifle these small retailers trying to make ends meet, squashing Amazon's next competitor before it gets off the ground.
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Plus, judging from this trailer, the Hulk has picked up some new vocabulary, and Thor himself gets off a few decent zingers as well.
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The company has a few more trials to run before drone system gets off the ground, but it seems pretty excited about the idea.
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The duo clearly gets off on philosophical space-time banter, so Boucher merging her boyfriend's intergalactic aspirations with her identity seems pretty on-brand.
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Emil Forsberg gets off a bouncy cross/shot, but it doesn't have a lot on it, and it's an easy save for Jordan Pickford.
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This time it becomes extremely obvious that he has a fetish for young men wearing leather gloves and this is how he gets off.
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However, there are no major economic reports due today, and the busiest week of the earnings season gets off to a relatively slow start today.
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So she's surprised, and borderline delighted, when her mystery chat partner reveals she is actually a woman who gets off on playacting as a man.
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ULA's coverage will begin around 20 minutes before the launch window opens, so check back then to see if this rocket gets off the ground.
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"Either the government gets off the ground and starts working in the coming hours, or we might as well go back to elections," Salvini said.
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She tells me that after she gets off the phone, she'll probably go meet her parents, maybe followed by a long walk around Hampstead Heath.
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Before the project gets off the ground, though, Miller and Kroschel have to achieve something pretty rare: get two wolverines to actually mate in captivity.
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We've seen so many situations where there's some internal turmoil before the company even gets off the ground, and then the whole venture falls apart.
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If it ever gets off the ground someone will die, and then you can be damn sure it will be reported as an MMA fight.
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Knowing he isn't alright, you insist he gets off the field; nevertheless, he needs to prove his manhood and forces himself back into the huddle.
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Earnest said "the incoming president can certainly count on the full cooperation of this administration" to make sure the next one gets off and running.
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"Our concern is that if one gets off with a few tears, we're going to have a trail of tears," defense attorney Jeffrey Lichtman said.
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Prices rise steadily along her commute until she gets off her last train in San Francisco, where a typical home costs more than $1 million.
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Sometimes she gets off the BART train before her usual stop so she can walk a few more blocks to work, though not this day.
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Speaking of Ivy, she with the rest of her cult members waiting for Kai to arrive when she gets off the phone with a panicked Ally.
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What happens in the second half of the show is still a mystery, but at least now we know it gets off to a good start.
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But if one rats out his partner while the other keeps mum, the former gets off scot-free while the latter spends far longer behind bars.
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That doesn't mean AWS gets off the hook for this, but if you look at its track record, it probably deserves the benefit of the doubt.
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In a scene between Ali and Spencer, Ali gets off the phone with the state police while Spencer tells her he needs everyone to be together.
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It might start slow with regards to the main characters, but Preacher gets off on a weird foot right away with the pilot episode's opening scene.
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When the vinyl record gets off the stamper, its edges are trimmed to make it a clean circle, and then it undergoes audio and visual inspection.
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After mistaking an Asian man for the venerated healer and teacher, he begins a conversation with the real deal ... that gets off on the wrong foot.
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"2019 gets off to a strong start in the equipment finance industry... Credit quality is stable," ELFA Chief Executive Officer Ralph Petta said in a statement.
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Both he and Friedman will eventually step back from their day-to-day roles at the startup after Current gets off the ground and recruits replacements.
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But on July 30th, on the eve of the commission's formation, several notable Republicans have coalesced to scuttle the plan before it gets off the ground.
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Despite the overwhelming arguments in favor of IER, the Department of Homeland Security is moving forward to rescind the program before it truly gets off the ground.
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The movie seeds the tiniest of clues about what it's about throughout the film in glances, images, and gestures, but like Woodcock, it gets off on withholding.
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But today gets off to a relatively slow start, with Dish Network (DISH) before-the bell and Beyond Meat (BYND) and Texas Roadhouse (TXRH) after-the-bell.
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Observe Uber's self-driving car program, which, as senior writer Jack Stewart explains, will definitely have to contend with the FAA before it gets off the ground.
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Otherwise, you're one of many people who develop an app that never gets off the ground and dies a speedy App Store death a few updates later.
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You can tell her character really gets off on learning everyone's darkest secrets, but unlike Oliver Dake's more sadistic bloviating, she really plays it nice and simple.
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The Mayor, who speaks and moves like a military officer, gets off on his own exaggerated masculinity, which he performs with verve for his all-female audience.
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"I wake up when the car gets off the highway—I see the Burger King sign, and I know I have arrived in Göttingen," he told me.
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The conversation with Petrov, overseen by Durant and Stamper, gets off to a rocky start when the Russian president uses Blythe's own visualization exercise technique on him.
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Note: Molly, who wavered the most of everyone between smart and misguided choices last week, gets off easy this time around because she's absent from the episode.
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Democrats expect Trump to claim "complete and total exoneration" if and when he gets off in the Senate trial, like he did when the Mueller report dropped.
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The problem with President Donald Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs is that China gets "off more or less scot-free," said former U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman.
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If the Crew Dragon gets off the ground then, it'll stay in orbit until early morning on Sunday and then attempt to automatically dock with the space station.
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When B. gets off work, he joins us at the table and hilarious chaos ensues as we scream over the already loud music and voices in the bar.
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It's a weird bubble of hypocrisy where people jab at other companies for not changing up their design year-after-year yet Apple always gets off scot-free.
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But oh, the second my single ass gets off the subway and begins to traverse New York City's streets people get chatty alright — specifically male people, specifically dicks.
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Of all the players who average at least nine drives per game, Rubio gets off the fewest shots and has the second-highest pass percentage (behind T.J. McConnell).
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But the rebalancing itself should be done only when one or more asset classes gets off target by a predetermined amount, such as 5 or 10 percentage points.
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The interview gets off to an unfortunate start when Parkinson introduces Mirren as a "sex queen," before asking her if her figure held her back in her career.
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The answers — and some clever navigating of the potential tensions — could help determine whether an Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, or HARPA, ever gets off the ground.
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I will stay aboard until everyone else gets off the flight, continuing the torture, because that's exactly what someone who is being assaulted like this wants to do.
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In the first 30 seconds, this film gets off on the wrong foot and, although there are plenty of clever effects and some amusing spots, it never recovers.
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Suffice it to say, Mr. Bridges's character gets off easier than a guy from New York who once walked into the T-Bone and tried to order fish.
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You can see in the vid ... two men arrive on the scene riding the same motorcycle, when one gets off near the nightclub that Ortiz is partying at.
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The sex scene is mostly written to drive home the point that Cersei gets off on power and pain—and it's enough to turn any queer woman straight.
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The rationale is that San Francisco is banning it until the FDA, the government agency that's supposed to do something, gets off its dead ass and [regulates] it.
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When Savannah gets off the bus, she carries Frog back to the house—nestled in her arms, settled on her shoulder, perched on the top of her head.
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And you sat there looking at me going, I don't know what in guy is about, I'm just going to try to wait until he gets off this segment.
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While, sure, successful e-commerce platforms would be competitors to MMN if it ever became a huge success, that assumes it gets off the ground in the first place.
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When coupled with the disappearing ACA subsidies, the result will be new entrepreneurs who can't afford to cover themselves or their families while their business gets off the ground.
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At the next stop, the burrito eater—who seems to have already consumed the evidence of his crime—slings his backpack over his shoulder and gets off the train.
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The moment she takes her seat she knows she can't get into harm unless she gets off her bicycle, and away she goes, the picture of free, untrammeled womanhood.
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That might be one reason why "Solo" gets off to a rocky start, before rallying down the stretch, as the story -- and the movie's star -- settle into the material.
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By starting in the UAE, he picked Saudi's staunchest ally -- the first to back him following Khashoggi's murde -- and guaranteed that his tour gets off on the right footing.
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A national infrastructure bank, if it ever gets off the ground, should have as part of its charter an obligation to ignore state lines when weighing projects to support.
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The android, named Jun, has a history of repairs, and when Charlie begins taking Jun apart at the leaking seams, he realizes why: Jun gets off on being disassembled.
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The show gets off to an ebullient start in a gallery ringed by 10 works that relate to American flags but differ in ways that are fun to observe.
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So Woodard gets off the bus, and before he can even utter a word — When the bus got to Aiken, he got off and went and got the police.
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About a fifth of the way, I decided to break the awkward silence we were sitting in, and ask how this entire UberPool arrangement works: who gets off first?
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While another busy earnings week gets off to a slow start, Dow stock Boeing (BA) was still riding a wave of optimism from last week's better than quarterly results.
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Now he gets off in Jamaica, catches another train to Atlantic Terminal and then transfers to the 2, 3, 4 or 453 line to his job on Wall Street.
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Rather than rely on big funders—the lack of whom can often kill a film before it gets off the ground—the filmmakers are crowdfunding to finish the biopic.
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I&aposm not a big tariff fan, and I&aposm disappointed that the president has taken that -- that route, and I hope that he gets off of it pretty soon.
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He gets off his motorcycle but doesn't take off the giant green Uber Eats backpack or his black helmet, as if the uniform has now become a part of him.
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If the rocket successfully gets off the ground during that window, it'll be the first of three test launches Rocket Lab wants to do before the Electron is deemed operational.
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And if a woman gets off track, Ellevest will reach out to tell you, in a highly personalized way, what you need to do to get back on, she says.
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While "Zorn" gets off to a mildly promising start, there's room for skepticism about the prospects of a series whose legs could be a lot scrawnier than its leading man's.
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Even wizened strategist Ben (Kevin Dunn) is exploring new opportunities, though a disastrously non-PC meeting at Uber ends his political consulting career before it even gets off the ground.
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No one in the real world buys that, obviously, but Ben gets off remarkably easy at Casa B., winning over her loved ones by listening intently and crying on command.
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Nearly all top players are members of the PGA Tour, which likely views the WGS as a threat to be nipped in the bud before it gets off the ground.
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She says that if Cosby gets off, the public will likely conflate that one verdict with complete innocence—which could make it seem futile for some victims to pursue justice.
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Read more " _____ Karol Markowicz in The New York Post: "In a few cases, the accused may actually be guilty — but gets off because his rights were violated by his school.
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They discuss the show's early lack of diversity, why "Silicon Valley" gets off easy and what it's like to have the public completely conflate actors and the characters they play.
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Prices are expected to ease towards year-end as the Indian growing season gets off to a strong start and as producers such as Canada and Russia ramp up exports.
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The meeting gets off to a rocky start: in an atmosphere committed to healing and prayer, there is a palpable concern that we could really go about this the wrong way.
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But it will become more urgent if any of the projects currently being discussed to build probes to travel to nearby star systems gets off the drawing board and into space.
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Presidents Day is around the corner, and if you're sitting there wondering why you should care, we'll tell you: Everyone gets off work and tons of tech stuff goes on sale.
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He consistently gets off to a bad start and then ... when the pressure is gone, all that talent arises and then he plays a beautiful second or third or fourth round.
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"Donald Trump's appointment of Myron Ebell is just the latest addition to his dismal energy team lineup, and one that hopefully never gets off the bench," said Greenpeace spokeswoman Cassidy Craighill.
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"La La" never gets off the ground, mostly because of its brutal David Banner beat—and it doesn't help that its title is so close to one of Wayne's greatest records.
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Kind of ... He gets off to a rough start by knocking the ball into the net, but eventually finds his groove and makes a wicked dive to keep the rally alive.
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Some 400 fertilized eggs of the leopard frog — a small spotted creature — will take to the skies this week, along with two human astronauts, if Gemini-8 gets off the ground.
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While that figure is potentially variable and unsubstantiated by Blizzard, the high cost has been high enough to cause squads to shutter before the publisher's league even gets off the ground.
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I haven't spoken to him in, I don't know, two years or something, but just knowing him as well as I know him, he really gets off on being talked about.
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When Kevin brings his mother to heel for having forgotten him (while his father gets off scot-free), "Kevin!!!!!" reveals just how much of a dated artifact "Home Alone" actually is.
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Because of that, there's less of a chance that hackers will be able to exploit the low-hanging fruit of breaking into a formidable Republican campaign before it gets off the ground.
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The conflicting messages of millennial womanhood: to be ambitious but never bossy, strong but skinny, honest but polite, supportive of my fellow sisters' success while the culture gets off on girl fights.
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He gets off work at 4:30, and 4 to 6 is the hottest time of the day in Oregon, so we gladly soak in the sun and coolness of the river.
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The premiere gets off to an energetic start, as the buddies revel in their new-found riches by hiring a barbershop quartet to sing foul-mouthed songs to those who wronged them.
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In Fifty Shades of Grey and Fifty Shades Darker, they were that annoying couple that gets off on playing kinky sex games in public, while everyone else tries hard not to notice.
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One may wonder if songs detailing her relationship with Adams — whom Moore recently told the New York Times "gets off by being talked about" — were among the tracks written solely for her.
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If convicted ... he faces up to 6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine ... but that's only theoretical -- almost every first offender gets off with probation, community service and a license suspension.
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A busy week on the economic calendar, culminating with the government's December jobs reports on Friday, gets off to a slow start, with the December manufacturing purchasing managers index at 9:45 a.m.
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Following Deckers' earnings report last week, Poser warned that even if a retailer places an order for the company's Ugg boots, it could be canceled if winter gets off to another warm start.
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For SpaceX, that crewed test is currently set for this summer, but there's still quite a lot of work for NASA and the company to do before that flight gets off the ground.
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If libra successfully gets off the ground and in wide use (there are a lot of ifs here), people could presumably use it to shop right on Instagram, or make purchases from ads.
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It gets off every last speck of foundation and mascara in 30 seconds with less rubbing than I normally do with my cleanser, and my skin feels cleaner and softer and less tight.
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After a wet spell, sowing of summer-sown crops gets off to a strong start, boosting crop yields and output which in turn raises rural incomes and usually lifts consumer spending in India.
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The relationship between Charlie and Nicole is broken by an infidelity (which, FYI, is something Charlie gets off with incredibly lightly) and a need for Nicole to establish herself on her own terms.
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However, even if the Falcon Heavy gets off the ground in November, it may not be a very smooth flight, since engineering the vehicle turned out to be way more challenging than originally thought.
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The two chat awkwardly and when Isolde gets off the bus, the movie unexpectedly follows her, and shows her walking in on a sexual liaison between a teenage girl and an older tennis coach.
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Principal Trunchbull threatens the entire student body that no one's leaving until Bruce gets off the stage, and she's not letting Bruce off the stage until he sits there and eats the entire gigantic cake.
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But you've probably noticed that one of your friends (or maybe it's you) seems to have an uncanny ability to attract all the little fiends, while the rest of your crew gets off relatively easily.
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Maybe in a few years we'll get The Lego Superman Movie, and The Lego Justice League Movie is about to have a ton of new material to satirize, as the DCU gets off the ground.
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Written by Danish screenwriter Kim Fupz Aakeson, In Order of Disappearance gets off to a deceptively unassuming start, with Skarsgård's Dickman winning the "Citizen of the Year" award in his remote, snowy town of Tyos.
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Applegate gets off fairly lightly, but Kunis ends up taking a bite from a cow's tongue (she handles it very calmly, in fairness), and the less said about what Corden has to eat, the better.
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Once this mission gets off the ground, SpaceX will at long last move ahead with the first demonstration flight of its Falcon Heavy rocket: a heavy-lift vehicle that consists of three Falcon 9 cores.
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The tech and tech-adjacent community would frequently joke about getting that sweet Andreessen block—a rite of passage for any young, upwardly mobile asshole who gets off on challenging the powers that be online.
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The episode gets off to a mildly odd start (Sheeran gets so distracted stroking Corden's nipple that he forgets to actually sing), but with the help of a Maltesers challenge it quickly finds its pace.
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VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - When Ryan Gosling gets off the boat at Venice Lido this week, it will be one small step for the Hollywood actor, but potentially another leap for the world's oldest film festival.
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Sanders told reporters Thursday morning that DACA was intentionally left out of the White House proposal because the issue is "divisive" and has the potential to doom the plan before it gets off the ground.
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Authors with golden track records for serious work (the songs are by Tom Kitt; the book, by John Logan) have somehow created a musical so lugubrious and underpowered that it never gets off the ground.
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But then, a few miles down the road, the bus stops, and the bus driver gets off the bus, and then calls and tells Woodard that he needs to get off the bus as well.
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Director Daniel Espinosa (Safe House, Child 44) gets off to a somewhat muddled start, fumbling what could have been a concise table-setting tour of the spacecraft, but instead he turns it into a murky maze.
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I drive to work and he busses in, and on days when I finish at around the time his bus passes my office, he gets off and we drive home the rest of the way together.
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Working in a general medical practice sometimes feels like being at the greeting station of a Ferris wheel: Every few minutes another person gets off and brings a new set of medical issues into your office.
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Now what happens, by the way, they lose, and then you have the presidential election coming up again, and you clobber them because everybody gets off their ass and they get out and they work. Right.
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I'm like, "She must have the world's biggest cat…" We're just laughing and she finally gets off the phone and comes in the living room and sits in her throne, her little chair, behind her desk.
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It's a great ad if the team gets off to a Cubs–like start, but it's excruciatingly painful when the club is struggling through an 19983-20 August that drops it from first to fifth place.
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"What happens is if she comes back -- and she gets off the vilified list -- that may emboldened other people to stand up and what you don't want is for other people to stand up," he theorized.
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"The story is horrifying, but ... you've got to start thinking about what's going to happen when this plane gets off the ground, which I think is going to happen in the next six months," Cramer said.
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The result is a work of many pregnant silences but one that is too quick to land whenever it gets off the ground — as it does, especially, in Mr. Teicher's solos, Astaire-like in their wildness.
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Check out the video ... the rapper gets off to a decent start by talking about how different groups of people know him for different things, and then he really goes for it -- with a fart joke!
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While in the past she has asked her viewers who asked about panties to send her an email that she can follow up on when she gets off cam, she has found that this isn't very effective.
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When SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket gets off the ground this year, though, it will scoop that title away from the Delta IV. The Delta IV Heavy will be blasting off from Florida's Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
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He did confirm that plans for the Lucas family to create an operating endowment of $400 million "at a minimum" are in place, "to make sure the museum is stable and gets off on the right foot."
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Scientologists on the Freewinds, the church's flagship, go through spiritual training so intense that the cruise director reportedly encourages the passengers to go ashore because it looks weird when a ship docks and no one gets off.
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PHOENIX — An environmental group and an Arizona congressman have sued to block the construction of President Trump's wall along the southern border, threatening to derail one of his marquee projects well before it gets off the ground.
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In fact, the counterpart to a breeding fetish is a "pregnancy risk" fetish—in which one gets off on the risk of pregnancy because they don't want it, but finds the risk associated with having unprotected sex arousing.
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The party-line vote, which squeaked through the House by a 217-213 tally, merely sends the charged issue to the Senate, where the entire process will start from scratch—if it gets off the ground at all.
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" That said, "if your business gets off the ground and you can afford to start saving more, then you can consider opening up a SEP IRA on top of your traditional or Roth IRA and save even more.
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Like Gotti, Joey's got immense swagger, enjoys the spotlight, and gets off on snubbing his nose at the government in its dogged quest to bring him and his reign down, which up until now has encountered little headway.
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Netflix's new spin on the lore of Sabrina the Teenage Witch, starring Kiernan Shipka ("Mad Men") as our spooky heroine, gets off to a spellbinding start, but over 10 episodes becomes more toil and trouble than it's worth.
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I'm meeting a friend for drinks as soon as she gets off work, and I'm wary of my low alcohol tolerance after a dry(-ish) January, so I grab a protein bar for the road and head out.
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In the competitive start-up world, even the shrewdest entrepreneurs — with the latest and greatest gadgets — can find themselves thrown unexpectedly into legal quagmires that could derail or blow up a dream before it gets off the ground.
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Of course, when any player gets off to a rolling start, we have to wonder if we're merely being taken in by a small sample size, and he'll come down to earth by the end of the season.
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However, the film gets off track when Ai broadens its scope to include interviews with experts and journalists — a sideline that repeats information previously covered by media (ex: the involvement of federal and state police, and failure of justice).
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An individuated life, complete with choices that feel like one's own, isn't a possibility: Smith is waiting to be used, discarded, and forgotten by a reader who gets off on the death models in the back of the book.
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One day she gets off her bicycle, leans it against the wall of the house, knocks at the door, waits and waits, while a few metres from her the dog backs away and then hurls himself at the fence.
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But Proposition 60 isn't just about powerful producers pressuring talent into unprotected sex: as the law is written, a California-based married couple that gets off on recording their sex life and uploading it to a site like MakeLoveNotPorn.
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Ben gets off easy against weak competition, but the ladies must bust out all the right moves: gazing into the distance in silk robes, admitting their darkest fears in messy buns, walking the plank in evening gowns, the works.
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Uruguay gets a good chance out of nothing, as the last in a succession of 50-50 balls bounces to Matías Vecino in the box, and he gets off a half-volley that ultimately doesn't trouble Hugo Lloris enough.
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If the rocket gets off the ground then — forecasters expect more unsettled weather — it would arrive at the space station on Monday, when the space station crew will grab the Dragon capsule and attach it to a docking port.
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If Britain's quixotic attempt to strike a beneficial trade deal with the 27 other member states gets off to a shaky start, the need to make new friends and forge new trade links is liable to trump everything else.
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Even though somewhere in the back of his mind he probably knows he could hit the shot, DeRozan gets off the ball fast, either to hit his roll man or make a trickier skip pass to the opposite corner.
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As the approval came before the government led by Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy was sworn in, Li said his firm was ready to work with the new Myanmar authorities to ensure the project gets off the ground.
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The combined AT&T/Time Warner, which has licensed its popular TV series "Friends" to Netflix, may also pull its movies and TV shows from Netflix when its own streaming service gets off the ground at the end of 2019.
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At the end of the Game of Thrones season 8 premiere, a newly dark-haired Jaime gets off of a horse in Winterfell and locks eyes with Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright), signaling that their character arcs have officially come full circle.
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"The question becomes ... how does it guarantee your client will not get on a plane at Teterboro airport, fly on a private plane to a place where he gets off — no one knows where he is — and he's gone," Garaufis said.
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President Sergio Mattarella, who stresses that Italy must meet its European commitments, has let it be known through his aides that he does not want Savona, setting up a potential clash even before the radical government gets off the ground.
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LG's V216 is more or less a V2160 adapted for 20193G, and LG is open about the fact that it won't start selling the V22019 until a 24G network gets off the ground in either the United States or Korea.
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The man injures her with the one shot he gets off from his long-barreled rifle but then can do nothing as the incensed creature slaps, claws, bites, rips open and steps on him with her giant paws before retreating.
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Ms. James wakes up in a city where the median home price is below $300,000 ... Prices rise steadily along her commute until she gets off her last train in San Francisco, where a typical home costs more than $1 million.
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After improbably making eyes with a stranger on the subway who is reading a Michael Chabon book, Hannah gets off at her stop and runs into Caroline, freshly medicated and out of a hospital stay, ready to take care of Sample.
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The discussion gets off to a rocky start when he appears to take credit for a decades-old economic concept known as "priming the pump," while explaining that a short-term increase in the deficit will lead to long-term growth.
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"If your definition of sex includes mutual masturbation or cuddling together while each of you gets off, then that makes a daily sexual routine more realistic," Brianna Rader, CEO and founder of sex and relationship coaching app Juicebox, previously told Refinery29.
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Spitzer was able to spot the dynamics of some of the most distant galaxies in the universe, but Webb, once it gets off the ground, will look even farther and help pinpoint how the first stars and galaxies came to be.
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The construction industry is nothing if not messy, and in addition to convincing GCs of its merits, Made Renovation — like any marketplace company — has to strike the right balance between customer demand and supply as it gets off the ground.
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"With detail and sweep, interviews and you-are-there visuals, the filmmakers quickly establish a clear, strong narrative line as the new enterprise — Fuyao Glass America — gets off the ground," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend … Tomorrow (Tuesday): Skies are mostly sunny, but the day gets off to a cold start (in the teens in many areas) before temperatures rebound to the still chilly mid- to upper 30s.
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"Despite the naysayers, the box office Force is indeed strong with this Skywalker, as this final chapter in the latest trilogy gets off to a great start with massive Thursday night previews," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore.
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"With detail and sweep, interviews and you-are-there visuals, the filmmakers quickly establish a clear, strong narrative line as the new enterprise — Fuyao Glass America — gets off the ground," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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The leaked draft -- which aides say was outdated -- drew condemnations from conservatives who pledged to oppose any final bill and set off a new round of internal divisions that threatened to endanger the repeal process before it even gets off the ground.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Twice champion Rafa Nadal was out practicing early shortly before the first balls were hit at the U.S. Open on Monday as the tournament gets off to an exciting start with Maria Sharapova taking on world number two Simona Halep.
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But I am in the minority, because /r/popping is an under-the-radar goldmine for anyone who gets off on not just pimple-popping, but blister-bursting, dead skin-peeling, earwax-removing, splinter-extracting, and — my absolute least favorite — tonsil-digging.
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In the first full trailer for the upcoming adaptation of Martin's novella Nightflyers, the space mission gets off to a bad start when there's a malfunction on the ship — and it sounds as though someone in the crew might be to blame.
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Luxembourg is keeping its options open, though: The officials there also have an agreement with Deep Space Industries, a competitor — or potential one, anyway, if either gets off the ground — but the details of the funding, if any, haven't emerged just yet.
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One is completely understandable: the framework of racism and racial oppression, which is omnipresent from the opening scene when Ah Sahm (Andrew Koji) gets off the boat in San Francisco and beats up three dockyard "bulls" who are pushing around the arriving Chinese.
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MORE and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE — if it ever gets off the ground.
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If ICON finally gets off the ground this week, scientists are particularly eager about what the satellite might tell us about Earth's mysterious ionosphere — a huge layer of our planet's atmosphere that begins 29 miles up and spans all the way to 22 miles high.
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Starshot is really just a research project; the actual mission would be much more expensive "Significant engineering challenges" must be overcome before anything resembling Starshot's proposed mission gets off the ground, according to Breakthrough Initiatives, which is the overarching investment program run by Milner.
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"In short, we assume Tesla gets off to a faster start than Waymo in terms of shared miles accumulation, but that Waymo catches up and surpasses Tesla just a few years later and with likely a more sustainable and protected business model," Jonas wrote.
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"Despite a spike in delinquencies, which bears a watchful eye for signs of deterioration in credit markets in the coming months, the new year gets off to a strong start for the equipment finance industry," ELFA Chief Executive Ralph Petta said in a statement.
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If, after all the privacy and security fiascos Facebook admitted to over the past two years — including, but not limited to, the Cambridge Analytica scandal — it gets off with such a small penalty, he's got to think he probably could get away with murder.
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The story gets off to a good enough start - the mystery surrounding the nameless man and his motives is intriguing enough, and Avinash Arun's camera snakes its way through grubby trains and rattling buses as it follows the journey of the kidnapper and his victim.
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Either you're a player who really gets off on the fact you've been "honest" to your digital girlfriend, or you're a more rebellious type who wants to see how and who your actions affect when you start being a bit more of a wildcard.
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Hawking gets off a few sick burns about Newton's tendency to drone on about his apple story — and if his grin of pure glee at the end of the scene as he wins the hand is fake, then in all honesty, he deserved an Emmy.
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If it ever gets off the ground, Agag's new racing series could help answer a new twist on that famous eternal question: if a race takes place in a forest, and no one can watch at home or in person, does it really matter who won?
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If a child gets off the school bus crying because someone called him 'shorty,' says Sandberg, and the parent gets very upset, starts crying and vows to speak to the teacher, "that says to the child that being short is the end of the world," he explains.
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"We need to make sure every single student gets off to a strong start in life, and if I'm elected president, I'm going to make pre-K for the USA happen in this country because it's right for our students," Castro said Wednesday in New Hampshire.
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And that scene which Sir Toby gets off the elevator and you see all of the survivors and victims there, I wanted that as something to land on; to understand 21 years into her run the work Benson is doing is as important as it's ever been.
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Barzilai, Pollak and Olshansky are all collaborating on a trial that, once it gets off the ground, could see thousands of elderly people taking this drug (or a placebo) to see if it can slow the rate of aging in humans, as it seems to do in lab animals.
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If you're willingly banging to this song in 2017 it means you've either dry humped in the middle of a Propaganda club night once, or you've tuned into Radio X before taking your bootcut jeans off, which makes you a Weird Sex Person That Gets Off To Chris Moyes.
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" The final hour gets off to a rough start with a dream sequence in which Escobar imagines his ascension to the Colombian presidency, with a glad-handing Gaviria passing him the torch (and sharing a blunt) and his family welcoming him with a chorus of "Happy Birthday to You.
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There's a lot of potential in this wild new scenario, but season 10 gets off to a relatively slow start, with a two-part episode where the crew tries to get paid for rescuing an alien noble and winds up in the clutches of perpetual series villain Barry Dillon (Dave Willis).
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While the coming of age show gets off to a legitimately rocky start — mirroring most of our high school experiences, to be honest — it's clear the real draw of the series is watching a romance blossom between A.V. club wallflower Kate Messner (Peyton Kennedy) and drama club queen Emaline (Sydney Sweeney).
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"We can be grateful to the EU for many things but it also has disadvantages ... for example we have become a dumping ground of the EU as far as foodstuffs are concerned," said Vince Kocsis, a grey-haired man wiping off sweat as he gets off his bike in the heat.
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In theory, punk is about progression, moving forward, and radicalism, but anyone who's been a part of a punk scene knows that it actually gets off on looking backward: what the kids are listening to now isn't punk, bands will never be as good as their first album, and so on.
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The issue is that the whole marketing initiative is sort of ridiculous, boiling down to an overly slick website promising the sort of technology that we are still years away from in what feels like a thinly veiled attempt to one-up 5G as a technology before it gets off the ground.
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Madison Keys, 23, is the No. 12-ranked women's singles tennis player on the circuit (recently making it to the third round at Wimbledon), which means she's got a lot of tournaments to attend – and which also means that she's got to be prepared to combat jet lag the second she gets off the plane.
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The former prosecutor ripped into Manafort, bemoaning that someone "who's committed fraud, who's clearly been involved in crimes that should rightly be thought of as against the very being of who we are and what is in our collective best interest, gets off with 47 months" in prison, while others get harsher sentences for marijuana possession.
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The survey shows 40 percent of companies in the goods-producing industry have either hired more workers, accelerated investment, or redirected both back to the U.S. The busiest week of earnings season is also ahead, though it gets off to a relatively slow start today, featuring Halliburton (HAL) and Hasbro (HAS) this morning and Alcoa (AA) T-Mobile US (TMUS) this afternoon.
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"Everybody gets off at some point in their career, and if I can make this kind of — if this is the last year or so results-wise, off for me, then — and I can use these kind of blueprints of how I've gotten back as kind of my set places to go to, then things should stay in place a lot easier and not get as far off," said Spieth.
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" Emily laughs at such innocence, and readers will recall her own riotous stanza about a falling hot-air balloon: The Gilded Creature strains—and spins— Trips frantic in a Tree— Tears open her imperial Veins— And tumbles in the Sea— That strain of surreal violence is never suppressed for long in her work, especially in some of her startling beginnings: "If ever the lid gets off my head / And lets the brain away.
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Most actors say that it's more fun to play the villain, and you get the sense that the writers are similarly having a little too much fun scripting ridiculous, showboating dialogue for Negan, just as the directors keep framing him in appreciative close-ups and lingering one-shots, like he's the tortured antihero in a blood-soaked western, not a murderous control freak who gets off on mentally torturing women and children — even if he hilariously draws the line at killing them.
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FONDA GETS OFF 'EASY': Actor Peter Fonda, best known for "Easy Rider" nearly 20133 years ago, has issued an apology for his "inappropriate and vulgar" tweet about the president's son, Barron Trump , in which he called for him to be "ripped" from his mother and put in a "cage with pedophiles" ... After some since-deleted tweets the 22013-year-old Oscar-winner made about the Trumps administration's policy of separating children from their families at the southern border gained negative attention and were flagged by the Secret Service, he's issued an apology.
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Monday: DOJ: census allegations an 'attack on the integrity' of departmentJudge rejects House Democrats' attempt to block border wallTrump's UK visit gets off to a booming startSCOTUS declines request to speed up review of DACA challengeNYT: Chao has deep business ties to China Tuesday: Trump reinforces support for Brexit and praises UK's outgoing MayTrump admin imposes new travel restrictions on CubaTrump says Mexico tariffs likely to go into effectWH directs Hicks, Donaldson to withhold docs from House panelUK security minister dismisses claim of spying during campaign Wednesday: Trump issues early morning barbs ahead of D-Day commemorationTrump says he didn't talk to Harry about 'nasty' Meghan commentTrump tweets that no deal has been reached with Mexico on tariffsTrump lawyers ask to dismiss former staffer's forced-kiss claimTrump still optimistic about a deal, NK warns its losing patienceOfficials say tensions with Iran are easing but they remain 'vigilant' Thursday: Trump hails D-Day veterans as 'among the very greatest Americans'Trump signs $19B disaster relief packagePolitico: Pelosi told Dems she wants Trump 'in prison' Friday: Mexico tariff threat still hanging as Trump returns to Washington Subscribe to The Point newsletter for our daily politics newsletter (out on weekdays) and a special 2020 edition delivered to your inbox this Sunday night!
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