But yeah, until science gets on that, I don't know.
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And the sheer height she gets on floor is staggering.
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Hopefully Firaxis gets on top of patching these issues quickly.
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Hate when an old person gets on the bus, man.
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How do you think a song gets on the radio?
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The NFL gets on you if you use any clips.
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Mr. Paddock pauses to let them off, then gets on.
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Because if Roger gets on to something, he's so good.
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"When Michael gets on you, it's pretty severe," said Bowman.
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"Harry really gets on well with her too," another source says.
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Maduro understands what will happen if he gets on that airplane.
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The air bed that sinks when anyone gets on it 993.
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He gets on a granular level what works and what doesn't.
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He gets on one knee and asks her to marry him.
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She gets on with my girlfriend [Gigi Hadid], they're good friends.
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Yoga gets on Boogie nerves sometimes; who are you to argue?
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Selena Gomez gets on stage and lives out her Bollywood dreams.
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"Harry really gets on well with her too," a source says.
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When the President gets on an elevator, so does the Football.
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Hopefully Flylo gets on the next Lars von Trier joint, too.
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Maybe she gets on people's nerves, a bit, with this hysteria.
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Eventually, Titus realizes it's best if he gets on that boat.
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That does not usually affect whether it gets on the show.
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He enjoys watching the N.B.A. and gets on with little sleep.
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When he gets on one thing, he really sticks with it.
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When she first gets on stage people are shuffling and giggling.
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Instead, when she gets on the stand, she seemingly changes her mind.
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What does he want to be when he gets on Margot's level?
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He gets on his bicycle to ride there and I'm like, 'Woah!
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She gets on her walkie talkie and tries to find someone, anyone.
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" Adds the couple's friend: "Harry really gets on well with her too.
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Or the mascara gets on my glasses, staining them when I blink.
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"If a guy gets on, I try not to panic," Fulmer said.
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It drips all over, it gets on the sheet, it's just nasty.
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He shows up while we're playing and just gets on the mic.
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If he gets on a roll Sunday, he could give great value.
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This wasn't the raucous standing ovation a cast gets on opening night.
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He gets on the treadmill most days and wears a heart monitor.
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Each person gets on average somewhere between $4,000 and $6,000 per year.
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Your mind gets on something and you just meander along with it.
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Freya dons her Wrens uniform once more and gets on a plane.
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I'm also very interested to see how Alan Dye gets on with Apple.
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He said changes would ensure the company gets "on top" of production issues.
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He gets on one knee and, amazingly, asks for her hand in marriage.
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"He only throws 92 (mph), but he gets on you quick," Contreras said.
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When Google flips the switch on something in Android, everyone gets on board.
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Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, gets on the treadmill by five in the morning.
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Pee-wee gets on his bike and tells Dottie they should get going.
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Imagine that some workaday facet of your existence gets on everyone else's nerves.
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If your father gets on board, raise the issue gently with your mother.
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No matter how deranged Trump gets on Twitter, the truth will come out.
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My Havanese gets on the scale at every vet visit, routine or otherwise.
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Instead, he gets on the ground, looking into the young man's eyes and talking.
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And then he gets on a consequential world stage and says nothing about it.
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He gets on a white horse and rides to the city in the rain.
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You know your series is a success when the First Lady gets on board.
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He tells you about how "sick" the local Boston Pizza gets on Saturday nights.
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However, as soon as the Queen gets on the line, their connection is lost.
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It's just about as advanced as audio editing gets on a phone or tablet.
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At the end of the season, someone gets on one knee and proposes marriage.
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Whitney Way Thore is done with the cruel comments she gets on social media.
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"When he's in the right state, he gets on base," Collins said of Granderson.
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Otherwise, any dirt it misses gets on the cloth and spreads throughout the house.
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Every morning she gets up, dusts herself off, and gets on with the job.
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He talks nonstop, complains a lot, and just plain gets on the others' nerves.
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It gets on my nerves to listen to a male vocalist who's all bragging.
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But the way he simply sighs and gets on with his life is telling.
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He has no control over what gets on the floor of the US House.
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I'm sure he's keeping track of every business card he gets on those trips.
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I cheer embarrassingly loud from the crowd as she gets on stage for her set.
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What if it gets on a super giant treadmill that moves backwards at 100 mph.
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Michaela already gets on everybody's nerves, but Officer Sarah has a compelling argument to make.
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If McCain gets on board, Republicans are likely just one vote shy of passing it.
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When you're on a plane and someone gets on in flip-flops, it's very strange.
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Then he gets on the subway and exchanges a smile with a neutrally attractive woman.
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While it's an extraordinary situation, Clark says the family gets on just like any other.
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"After running for office four times, he gets on the debate stage," Guma recounts fondly.
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As he gets on the bus to leave, with a slew of very attractive women.
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When we allow science to swing at the problem, it almost always gets on base.
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No, maybe it's time Tim Cook gets on his iPhone and talks about, well, iPhones.
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Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick gets on stage first, warming up the crowd for Cruz.
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I can't really tell what's highbrow or lowbrow musically—[the distinction] gets on my nerves.
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Neither of us gets on with our 20183-year-old mother, who lives in London.
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" He gets on and announces, "According to your mother, I'm only allowed to say hello.
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L. immediately gets on his Xbox and starts talking to his friends about the movie.
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Once I'm done eating, the waitress gets on one knee to give me the check.
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It's alphabetical, not in order of importance — if it gets on the list, it's important.
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"Now he gets on the bus everyday ready to go and loves school," Johnson said.
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Still, it's a strong way of getting around, assuming everyone gets on board in time.
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The answer is ASH, which gets on him as he slides down the chimney. 9D.
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I remember Tom gets on the phone, calls Noise: 'Hey, this thing is two weeks past.
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But ordinary life continues: Every day Hanin gets on a bus and goes to her school.
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She gets on buses with these kids and goes on college tours, she gets prom dresses.
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As soon as he gets on the stage, we&aposll take you there after the break.
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Just like your windows at home, if something gets on the cornea, you can't see out.
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Or it's too heavy so when I blink, mascara gets on my brow bone or undereye.
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The book is like a spy novel because he gets on the wrong side of Putin.
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Moreover, the president's style and character overshadow even the good grades he gets on the economy.
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If one more senator gets on board, Democrats can prevent a filibuster and pass the bill.
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More surprising is the feeble treatment the tax gets on the other side of the aisle.
|
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The commentators are disgusted, the fans are disgusted, and Young gets on with the game regardless.
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The reaction would likely occur one or more days after its sap gets on the skin.
|
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A virus gets on a surface — a shoe or a doorknob or a tissue, for example.
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So the guy gets on stage, ham in hand, and Caroline flogs him with lunch meat.
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That's in part because McConnell can control what gets on the floor of the US Senate.
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A crazy person gets on every now and again, so there's entertainment, and stuff like that.
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"Do something that will make me respect you," she says, and gets on top of him.
|
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Everything gets on my nerves these days—I didn't realize how much I'd been holding in.
|
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But then you get to the scene where Louise gets on the phone with Chinese Gen.
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And the more love a trend gets on the site, the more we want it for ourselves.
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"I'm happy about everything here, everyone gets on well," Ning says, as her colleagues reapply their makeup.
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But first, we'll have to wait and see how he gets on against his great rival Cormier.
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He's one of the very few partners that I've had that hardly ever gets on his phone.
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The artist is in full control of the stage and they determine who gets on and off.
|
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Baffert said his new star intimidates other horses and trainers before he even gets on the track.
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And, it's not long before she gets on board with the John Tucker Must Die-style shenanigans.
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When he gets on top for their coital activities, she feels trapped in a dark, enclosed space.
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After taking off your shoes and socks and scratching your feet, the fungus gets on your fingers.
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Before she gets on stage: The only thing I consistently do before I perform is feel nervous.
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I think if James wants to do something he gets on with it and just does it.
|
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As the Apollo astronauts found out, moon dirt gets on everything, and irritated their noses and lungs.
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"When semen gets on my skin it starts to burn and turn red," she tells Refinery 29.
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Then this guy gets on your train and you realise you should have done one more set.
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It really depends on whether the Speaker gets the message and gets on board with the revolution.
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Yet his gains may not count for much, once Trump next gets on the phone to Bannon.
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"In the real world, he can find the explosive before it gets on the train," Pimpinelli said.
|
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But when Midge gets on stage, her spiel is fresh, partly because she isn't really doing jokes.
|
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A review in the app store said: This is otherwise fun, but Angela gets on my nerves.
|
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Sam Houston State also gets on back on the court Monday when the Bearkats host Jackson State.
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Before Obama speaks, Lenny Kravitz gets on the stage and rocks this funky joint to the fullest.
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The dust gets on the clothes when performers throw themselves on their knees or roll around onstage.
|
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Now, Hannah texts her mother when she gets on or off the bus, although she sometimes forgets.
|
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Jacqueline had come to her with a phobia: She flips out when she gets on a plane.
|
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"I remember from hitting against him that his ball gets on you in a hurry," Romine said.
|
|
So — in a totally unchill move — the class gets on the bus and comes to his home.
|
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That feeling of being trapped in a small space with someone who gets on your every nerve?
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SPIKE LEE (director, "BlacKkKlansman") When black Twitter gets on your black ass … ooh, it ain't no joke.
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It gets on her shirt and is a big ring, all the way down to her belly.
|
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"If it gets on my fingers, it means it wants to get in my mouth," she said.
|
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Democratic leaders say Kavanaugh will rule against Obamacare the first chance he gets on the Supreme Court.
|
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Callimachi: Leaving Pakistan in early February 2014, which Huzayfah had basically led us to believe was the moment when he leaves Pakistan, gets on a plane and goes to Istanbul, and is picked up by ISIS to enter Syria —— Callimachi: He gets on flight PK 797, departing Lahore.
|
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Johnson, who is considered the near-inevitable winner, stressed that, unlike May, he gets on well with Trump.
|
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Whatever attention he gets on earned and social media is more than enough to achieve the underlying goal.
|
|
Until the Bachelor gets on one knee, the departures are the real meat and bones of The Bachelor.
|
|
The most explicit the book gets on the topic of abortion is its analysis of Planned Parenthood v.
|
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Before he gets on one knee, though, she tells him that she doesn't see a future with him.
|
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Drew gets on the bus, he forgets his files, and he can't work on the whole trip down.
|
|
Sounds from the kitchen — rushing water, a clanging of pots — start up as Kathy gets on with breakfast.
|
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The couple spends a moment whispering to each other, sharing a kiss, before he gets on one knee.
|
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She just gets on with it quietly, but she's got our interests at heart all of the time.
|
|
They argue that Trump routinely gets on the phone with The New York Times or The Washington Post.
|
|
Aaron then gets on the mic and continues the berating, telling the talkers they've been yapping all night.
|
|
But the second she gets on top, we know she's in control — even if it's just for now.
|
|
When he gets on, he'll typically come back into our cabin, say "Hello" and thank us for coming.
|
|
You might be the sign of friendship, but that doesn't mean your crew never gets on your nerves.
|
|
SMIGEL Since Jon started, comedy has had to deal with the instant reaction it gets on the web.
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But after this, you might be pleased to hear that she basically just gets on with our interview.
|
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He plays for Edmonton, a team that gets on national American television less often than Star Wars marathons.
|
|
No longer is it the realm of the pesky, pitch-spoiler who gets on frequently and steals bases.
|
|
DAYTON, Ohio — Dr. Randy Marriott clicked open the daily report he gets on drug overdoses in the county.
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And we'll see what happens if and when he gets on a debate stage how he handles that.
|
|
When Mr. Iuzzolino gets on the subject of television drama, his hands gesture wildly and the superlatives fly.
|
|
" The voiceover begins with Prince William saying, "Everyone knows that feeling, when life gets on top of us.
|
|
" When Trump gets on the ballot in November, McDonald said: "There will be much sharper interest in voting.
|
|
"Once she gets on one of those birdie streaks, she's hard to stop," said Martin Park, her coach.
|
|
He gets on a plane, flies to Florida, and meets some people on whose mortgages the market rides.
|
|
She gets on well with her neighbors but she couldn't tell you much about how they got here.
|
|
Unclear if he caught the question -- but if he did ... this couple sure gets on the same page quick.
|
|
"We want to do this on a bigger scale but it depends who gets on the bus," says Kumala.
|
|
She later gets on her secret phone and tells Nick that her mother tied her up and trapped her.
|
|
He just gets on with it and left us to be creative in our own way, which we liked.
|
|
Mr. M made it clear ... if Oprah has an idea for a show, it gets on his air -- period.
|
|
Although there are only a few rebuttals, it's only a matter of time until the internet gets on it.
|
|
When one customer gets on a messaging system, 10 people on the sell side will get on that system.
|
|
"Julia gets on my case a lot more than I think she ought to," Navratilova says during the show.
|
|
As with the facts one gets on Google, this often willfully ignores the larger context in which things happen.
|
|
She is hoping for a fight, because then she gets on the news and gets to hawk her book.
|
|
"This is when things break, when Twitter gets on fire because applications don't work anymore," Plais told Business Insider.
|
|
Because its culture is proudly can-do, it gets on with the demands made on it without much complaint.
|
|
In the third episode of the Netflix show's new series, Aimee gets on a bus to go to school.
|
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Mr. Davies is sanguine — he gets on with everybody, even the people whose Brexit votes might wreck his business.
|
|
It's classic, of repeating a lie so many times that it becomes ... it gets on par with the truth.
|
|
With millions of books to choose from, the library often gets asked how a book gets on the shelves.
|
|
I'll take help from anybody who gets on board with the messages that I'm putting forward — I'm for working people.
|
|
The more open and honest a girl gets on YouTube, then surely the more trustworthy and "real" she must be.
|
|
The pattern is clear: this is a president who gets on better with authoritarian regimes than America's traditional democratic partners.
|
|
Serena gets on a plane to Canada, where she and Fred are trying to establish diplomatic relations, feeling deeply shaken.
|
|
In Tamika's eyes, there's a double standard, since she says the league gets on board with lots of other movements.
|
|
But it's a tight-knit industry, so if one agency gets on board and loves it, Gigwell could spread quickly.
|
|
" If "Putin gets on a stage with Donald for a ribbon cutting for Trump Moscow...Donald owns the Republican nomination.
|
|
Gladwell finally gets on to asking Gucci about his music taste, borrowing the format of the BBC's Desert Island Discs.
|
|
Andy can't help that he's a fundamentally nice bloke who really loves his music, and gets on with customers well.
|
|
For Alves da Rocha, one of Angola's leading economists, much depends on the size of majority Lourenço gets on Wednesday.
|
|
One of the friends gets on his knees in front of Rod ... who pretends to cut off the man's head.
|
|
Now, when it gets on TV, sometimes it doesn't match as well as I thought it did in my bedroom.
|
|
The referee gets on television, his wife is sitting at home, she's so proud of him — they're ruining the game.
|
|
He gets on a tour for European artists that travels around the Far East, Singapore, Jakarta, and he finds Shanghai.
|
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So I think Twitter gets on a massive steam roll of assuming things and then you get in the shit.
|
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The hope is to do as much data gathering and analysis as possible before any first responder gets on site.
|
|
Usually, sometime during the day a team's press corps gets on the phone with a player from that week's opponent.
|
|
Gunther gets on the train and, of course, escapes, though not before killing one of his minders in the toilet.
|
|
Perhaps it is no accident that the president gets on best with Russia's Vladimir Putin and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
|
|
The grandfather, Maurice (Christopher Eccleston), owner of the family brewery, is an independent sort who gets on his children's nerves.
|
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If someone gets on your nerves and you take a shot at them, you just leave them where they fell.
|
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You are, after all, at the mercy of what gets on the ball and how sick it could make you.
|
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"They can't be expected to have people at every turnstile checking who gets on and off the subway," she said.
|
|
And if that comrade somehow gets on his feet again, the industry will ask if he has a new project.
|
|
Navy officials acknowledge that it will be extremely difficult, yet paramount, to ensure no one with coronavirus gets on board.
|
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Navy officials acknowledge that it will be extremely difficult, yet paramount, to ensure no one with coronavirus gets on board.
|
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You know you have a character that's working when the crew can't wait till the character gets on the set.
|
|
When asked what's so special about Drosophila melanogaster, or the common fruit fly, Gerry Rubin quickly gets on a roll.
|
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" Tiger Woods told Golf Digest in 22008: "The way Pete gets on a property and feels it is pretty impressive.
|
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Juliet comes out to her close-knit Puerto Rican family hours before she gets on a plane for Portland, Ore.
|
|
She takes comfort that she rarely encounters the same rage face-to-face that she gets on Facebook and Twitter.
|
|
His approval rating on economic issues is the best rating he gets on any issue and now it's almost underwater.
|
|
Before a campaign, direct-response advertisers often want to know how many views an influencer gets on an average story.
|
|
About halfway through the movie, Marcus is fixing the air conditioner in Sasha's home when she gets on a business call.
|
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But every few months, Tim Cook gets on stage and asks the world to hold his company to a higher standard.
|
|
When her aides say "She just gets on with the job" it is the sort of praise their boss would like.
|
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After Arya confesses that she's a murderer now (which Jon ignores), she also gets on his case about his family duties.
|
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"It's been redesigned to handle heavier rain and to handle other types of contamination that gets on our cameras," Zajac said.
|
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He walks through life without a plan, which slowly but surely gets on the nerves of his lover Sybil (Alia Shawkat).
|
|
Peter Strzok, another Trump hater, although he admits there was no "there there" also seeks and gets on the Mueller team.
|
|
The group is currently only open to women, but plans to allow men to join once it gets on its feet.
|
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CES is off and running, but nothing truly begins until Samsung gets on stage for its annual show-opening press conference.
|
|
Everyone gets on the radio and spreads the news, but it's Hansen who is the most concerned for his former protege.
|
|
It really is the story of just how he gets on that boat at the end, that's all it really is.
|
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"Thank God we (scored) early because I think everybody saw when (Sale) gets on a roll, it's lights out," Servais said.
|
|
But the only way to make structural reforms to fix entitlement programs is if Trump gets on board, the chairman argued.
|
|
"Any shot's a good shot and if it gets on net you have a chance of it going in," Sieloff said.
|
|
And it's genuinely awesome how everybody just gets on with getting on, with or without Geralt being there to see it.
|
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" Sheeran added: "So I think Twitter gets on a massive steam roll of assuming things and then you get in the s—.
|
|
"Whether you're looking at terrorists or hackers or disease or climate change, everything gets on the conveyor belt of globalization," he continued.
|
|
Meanwhile, Archibald gets on the wrong side of Mr. Willoughby when he smacks Margaret with his cane to get her to obey.
|
|
There's a scene where Tuca gets on the subway, and it's just like this disgusting, slimy version of a New York subway.
|
|
Thankfully, Rob doesn't heed his mum's advice, and instead gets on a plane to visit Sharon in London — where he remains indefinitely.
|
|
While he gets on with managing and coaching the team, he also sees the side as representing Romania on the football pitch.
|
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Pack some of your dog's favorite toys, bowls, toothbrush and any medications or supplements your dog gets on a daily basis, too.
|
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"Tardigrades are as close to indestructible as it gets on Earth," Rafael Alves Batista, a physicist at Oxford, said in a statement.
|
|
I always say to Roxy she's the one person that never gets on my nerves and people always get on my nerves.
|
|
If anyone gets on your nerves over the next few weeks, you can turn on the sass and kill them with kindness.
|
|
But from the perspective of the average American, the fact that he or she gets, on average, higher wages is good news.
|
|
The market gets on a roll, overshoots, retrenches, and sometimes—as in the 24.5 months that ended last November — just slides sideways.
|
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The alien gets on top of Mr. Rose's table and starts a slow hip-grinding motion; Mr. Rose, staring elsewhere, looks embattled.
|
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"It is very important that the party comes together, gets on with the job of winning the next election," Coleman told reporters.
|
|
Another deputy gets on the teen's back, slams his face into the pavement and punches him in the head, the video shows.
|
|
She's earning an average of 212,133 views per IGTV video, about a third as many as she gets on her feed videos.
|
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It's also advisable to wear gloves when handling the nicotine, as it can cause serious skin irritation if it gets on you.
|
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But he says the number of likes something gets on Instagram isn't a good indicator of how well it will ultimately sell.
|
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Once a creator gets on Loaded's radar, the company will reach out to understand more about their style, career aspirations, and personality.
|
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CW: There's a whole — from what I can see — this is a fundamental sort of soapbox that the far-right gets on.
|
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"LSD takes a really long time to get on the receptor, and then once it gets on, it doesn't get off," he added.
|
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At the end of the episode, Arya literally gets on a pale, white horse and rides away from the wreckage of the city.
|
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"And she's always counting her steps — she gets on her phone and will be like, look how many I got today!" says Jenny.
|
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"A guy gets on the flight in New York and flies to Miami and then returns two hours later," said the crew member.
|
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It can be easy to judge your memory of an event by how many likes your photo of that event gets on Instagram.
|
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Otherwise, the first hacker that gets on their network will be able to deploy malware-laced software to compromise everyone in the company.
|
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But instead of just sitting back and relaxing in her seat, the second she gets on the plane Campbell gets to work cleaning.
|
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It will mean that Russia gets on the right side of things in Syria, not on the wrong side, and that's good news.
|
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It's easier to say than do, but he could try to draw more walks and use his speed after he gets on base.
|
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Whether or not they're a foreign troll, they're possibly just some political hack or someone who gets on Twitter to yell at others.
|
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People don't, but they want to get on board, and they want to make sure that their property gets on board with them.
|
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It's pretty easy to take the piss out of him, which by now he knows, but he just gets on with it anyway.
|
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This mix of mental images distracts your conscious brain while your body gets on with the natural process of drifting off to sleep.
|
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Woodley was great at keeping Thompson guessing—Woodley is a big, strong guy and if he gets on top of you, you're screwed.
|
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The government has also released ad campaigns warning no one who gets on a boat without a visa will ever make Australia home.
|
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"It would not be everyone's idea of married life, but everyone gets on," he told The Daily Telegraph of London at the time.
|
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De Ruyter warned that the probability of power cuts would increase over the medium term as Eskom gets on with badly-needed maintenance.
|
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He reads out "hate comments" he gets on YouTube and other social media, and comments on discriminatory political agendas like the LGB Alliance.
|
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The other major warning: My Peking duck did not deserve the fanfare it gets on the menu, where it is called Beijing duck.
|
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In the finale, in fact, Amy (who is Jonah's own campaign manager) gets on her knees and begs Selina not to select Jonah.
|
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They're both so funny and they just amp each other up so much — and the smile that Wells gets on his face is unreal.
|
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My boss walks over and gets on my ass for not suggesting something else, but I explained to him that that's what they wanted.
|
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The show's fans have drawn parallels to Breaking Bad, in which the lead character also gets on the wrong side with a drug cartel.
|
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" Catherine responded: "No, not recorded, but he's not working and he just gets on these rants and he needs to move on or something.
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Princess Diana was such a humanitarian, often championing social causes, not unlike Rihanna who routinely gets on Twitter to take world leaders to task.
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But only a very small amount of bacteria gets on the toilet seat, and they'll die quickly as soon as they hit that surface.
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The show's fans have drawn parallels to Breaking Bad, in which the lead character also gets on the wrong side of a drug cartel.
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It's a unity of purpose, having voted to leave the EU, that their government gets on with that and makes a success of it.
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Max blames Sam's absence (she had to travel for an acting gig), and Sam asks Max how she thinks food gets on the table.
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Yup. Beckham's speed, quickness, and leaping ability are unguardable when he gets on a roll, no matter how many defensive backs are on him.
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Mr. Bautista, 20, said his train was empty on New Year's Eve because he gets on at the first D stop in the Bronx.
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He has also been exercising and trying to stay active on the job: He often gets on the treadmill or swims with his patients.
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I chose maple syrup because it's slightly less sweet than honey, and gets on well with the pecans I also tossed into the bowl.
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He has excellent range in the outfield, a strong arm and decent power, and he hits for average, gets on base and runs well.
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Until the government gets on board, CGC has come up with their own and is urging its members to implement them and self-regulate.
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No matter how bad life gets on a particular carrier there's still a barrier of inconvenience and hassle to get over to move somewhere new.
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But our guys are so good and always upbeat, so you know that once one guy gets on, that's a threat to string things together.
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Summer at Vostok Station in Antarctica is still plenty cold, but winter atop the East Antarctic Plateau is as cold as it gets on Earth.
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The $17,100 base price is competitive and the 40 mpg it gets on the highway is hard to beat until you get into a hybrid.
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In contrast, the heroine in Fling waits about one hot minute after her boyfriend gets on a plane to sleep with her female personal trainer.
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"Would you agree that if she's feeling tired before she gets on the bus, she shouldn't even be driving?" the lawyer asks in the deposition.
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That's a fee that's going to weigh on its balance sheet even as the number of eyeballs it gets on its ads continues to balloon.
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There's a lot of steps before it gets on the air where if you're doing something that's f---ed, you're going to know about it.
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Those numbers are "basically the same" as what she gets on her older Pro; they aren't amazing numbers, she said, but they aren't bad either.
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Health insurer Aetna will begin passing discounts it gets on prescription drugs directly to some consumers at the point of sale, the company announced Tuesday.
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UnitedHealthcare announced in early March it would take similar steps in passing along savings it gets on prescriptions straight to the consumers who buy them.
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"When something gets on a Superfund site, that doesn't mean it instantly and magically gets cleaned up," Earthjustice attorney Amanda Goodin told the news service.
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"I think the later it gets on this issue, the more difficult it will be to put together a workable compromise for everyone," Curbelo said.
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Ms. Storrs said that as the new location gets on its feet, they will add more savory dishes such as potpies and baked pasta dishes.
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He talks about Lincoln; he talks about equality; he talks about justice; and then he gets on a bus and faces the height of injustice.
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It's probably tougher for Republicans without Mr. Royce, particularly if Mr. Cisneros gets on the ballot — he has the money to wage a strong campaign.
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"We've seen it before when he gets on these kind of rolls, and it seems like he's right there again," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
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Perhaps you remember the scene from "When a Stranger Calls" where a panicked babysitter, stalked by phone, gets on the line with a police officer.
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Phillips, 25, is so afraid to gain back the weight, she gets on the scale "several times a day" and restricts her food if she's gained.
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And so if you were the one writing the book that she gets on her first day, what would the top five priorities for you be?
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While the cold snap might seem out of place in March, the Met Office says the UK gets on average 6.9 days of snow in spring.
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He refuses at first (a nod to that other very controversial scene between them, perhaps?), but then she gets on her knees, and he gives in.
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Traister told BuzzFeed News that Pinterest generates about 50% of the 50,000 to 70,000 monthly page views she gets on her site dedicated to homestead living.
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He gets on a rowboat with Midge but refuses to row and reads her the most depressing news possible when she's trying to pretend to laugh.
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Sure, everyone gets on Facebook and uses Google, but the dinosaurs never die outright, and the new age of abundance never quite gains its inviolable foothold.
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He gets on with everyone, but in a few years' time when he sees the pictures of him and Kate, he'll know how important today was.
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Her skin is about as bare as it gets on the world wide web (read: pimple-free, glowing without any obvious highlighter, and basically see-through.).
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Hardliners refer to that date as their "independence day," when they'll activate the code change regardless of its support and hope that everyone gets on board.
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For his part, Trump's White House lawyers responded by saying the Prez can pick and choose who gets on White House grounds to cover his administration.
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When Harry Styles gets on stage to perform his hit song Kiwi, he has more to dodge than the usual cliché of rock n' roll undergarments.
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Otherwise, he gets on the phone and kicks up drama with his "best friends"/allies, or he cyberbullies his teachers/the media from his Twitter account.
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What's the difference between an affair that's solely emotional or solely physical, and what do you call it when your peanut butter gets on your chocolate?
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Smart voice assistant Google Assistant will be able to tell when you're on hold, and alert you when a customer service representative gets on the phone.
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She's not that tall so she can't see over the crowd, whereas I'm six foot three so if she gets on my shoulders, she can see.
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"Needless to say we are relieved and ask that you respect her privacy while she gets on her feet," Manning's lawyers said in a statement Thursday.
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He's almost inside Dyer's head, almost figured out what Dyer has just tried to bury… and then Schupp moves on, gets on with his own plans.
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" • Quotation of the day "There is a limit on how far and how high up public discussions can go before it gets on the leadership's nerves.
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He still gets on base a lot because the pitchers won't give in and give him a good pitch to hit, and end up walking him.
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"I expected her to be inspired to play well, and she's the kind of player that also gets on a bit of a roll," Konta said.
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"Our movement is belated, and like all things too long postponed, now gets on everybody's nerves," Elizabeth Cady Stanton remarked shortly before her death in 21915.
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Producers who wear their hearts on their sleeves, provided no blood gets on the leather because it's Japanese and cost a shit ton to import, okay?
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So anything that inspires me, whether it's something that I love or something that gets on my nerves, you will definitely hear me speaking about it.
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I could be proven wrong as Samsung gets on stage to announce myriad ways software will be pushed front and center, but I wouldn't bet on it.
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" But, she says, she did "overhear" the assailants talking about how "maybe we should take somebody out so we can make sure she gets on the team.
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His phone is dying, so Gypsy gets on the computer to find a taxi service, which she pays for with the money she's stolen from her mother.
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" Harding however says she did "overhear" the assailants talking about how "maybe we should take somebody out so we can make sure she gets on the team.
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Later that day, when the event actually gets on off the ground, Raquel shows up, obviously nervous about how this is all going to get pulled off.
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There are rose petals, elaborate dates in tropical locales, and at the end of it all, a man gets on one knee and proposes to a woman.
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You can add or take away people from your Favorites list at any time, so if someone gets on your bad side, you can change their status.
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" But, she said, she did "overhear" the assailants talking about how "maybe we should take somebody out so we can make sure she gets on the team.
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Apple doesn't sell anything like these NeckPods, so you'll have to go with a third-party solution until the world's largest company gets on the NeckPod bandwagon.
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Paradoxically then, the more time Cohen gets on Wednesday, the more likely he may be to cooperate fully with Mueller as the investigation builds to a crescendo.
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It's also uncertain how the Pixel 4 would let you know when a real live customer service representative gets on the phone after putting you on hold.
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Naomi Zeichner, Fader's editor in chief, is the person responsible for directing editorial strategy, picking who gets on covers and tying it all to Fader's events business.
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Many countries want a stake in assembling the equipment, which China doesn't traditionally provide, depressing the return it gets on its $8 billion research bill, Moores said.
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When she gets on the bus, I get in my morning workout time—on the track or the road for about an hour, hour and a half.
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Kobach is as far right as a Republican gets on immigration and voting rights, and Democrats view his potential victory as an opportunity to steal centrist voters.
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" He went on, "She had never done anything like this before, but she gets on the phone and says she's just met Deval and he is incredible.
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Gabbard has also complained that she thinks the DNC's process for figuring out who gets on the debate stage, including the polls that determine qualifications, aren't transparent.
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During one interlude, each dancer gets on the mic in turn, some singing, some rapping over the music while another member of the company dances a solo.
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"Needless to say we are relieved and ask that you respect her privacy while she gets on her feet," Manning's defense team said in an emailed statement.
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Anyone who lives with a little bundle of joy will know all too well that fur gets on every surface and into every corner of every room.
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One show gets on, a few will sell, and a couple shows go off, and then we go back to the white TV land we've had before.
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If a horrible justice gets on the court, he or she is there for life; if a destructive piece of legislation gets through, it can be repealed.
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He hounds people to turn off their office lights when they step out for lunch and gets on their case if they throw recyclables in the trash.
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In the clip above, Orion the Australian shepherd gets on his hind legs so he is able to shower Destiny the horse in little, two-pawed hugs.
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Hatch has said he doesn't want to see unrelated measures attached to the bill, but once the bill gets on the Senate floor, unexpected things can happen.
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That blueprint is then inside us, gets on the board with us, gives us someone to channel, some action to aspire to, for every movement we make.
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"Sometimes he gets on my nerves 'cause he tries to play the brother and tries to clown, but for the most part he's an awesome dude," she said.
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Tate's top game is tight enough that though she hasn't stopped anyone since 2012, if she gets on top she can hold it, threaten, and win the round.
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Because this is like me in the quiet car when there are signs forever saying do not talk on your cell phone, and everyone gets on their phone.
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However, the Long March 3B does use toxic propellants, such as hydrazine, which can be dangerous if it gets on someone's skin or it's inhaled, according to Jones.
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For every "Like" or "Love" the video gets on Facebook, Honda has pledged to donate $1 to CHOC Children's and the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation (up to $100,000).
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At the end of the day, everybody who gets on an escalator is trying to get somewhere—even the lazy people who stand there like blank-eyed sheep.
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He&aposs going to make the keynote speech tonight at the Campaign for Life Gala, and we will take you there as soon as he gets on stage.
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He gets on stages all over the world and spews meaningless chatter at audiences of insulated, wealthy white people who just nod their heads in agreement to ignorance.
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She seems pretty broken, but not as broken as she should be from that fall and she gets on her horse and tells it to take her home.
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Because Gene's ability to turn himself into multiple feelings helps his user Alex express complicated feelings to the girl he likes everyone gets on board with Gene's defect.
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Now, here's the weird part ... he gets on what looks like a cross between a walker and a funicular and it creeps up a ramp and then disappears.
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"What he's getting to is similar to when you see sometimes in the playoffs, a team gets on the roll and then they have a bye," Nagy said.
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On her day, the American has shown she can beat anybody, but there is something about Konta's game that discomforts her, especially when the Briton gets on top.
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And despite Trump's much reported penchant for telephone chats, there are few he gets on the line with; friends like Tom Barrack and Chris Ruddy get much attention.
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If it gets on Techmeme or in the early days, Hunter Walk might tweet a link to something and it would just pop onto Techmeme every so often.
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Yet somehow, when the President gets on the phone to talk with the aging, but still supremely powerful King Salman, Trump seems to lose all sense of reason.
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Scent is so personal that even if you get a glowing recommendation from someone, when it gets on your skin, it may end up not suiting your taste.
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You can see in the footage ... the woman tears up with joy over seeing Pete's face -- and then is overcome with emotion when Rojas gets on the phone.
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But if I were Knicks management, and the phlegmatic Leonard gets on the phone, I'd agree to take the lunch meeting, and I'd pick up the check, too.
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" I was like, "Okay, I'll hold for Donald Trump," and Donald Trump gets on the phone and he says to me ... He says, "Greta, what's Sgt Tahmooressi's address?
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Meredith even uses the failings of the day — and some dirt she gets on new boss Thomas Koracick (Greg Germann) — to ensure the philanthropic event will continue monthly.
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Of course, Matthews is known for being outgoing at Chiefs games ... and sometimes gets on the receiving end of heckling from other fans (like at the Patriots game).
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He also gets on the computer to spend a couple of hours "edit[ing] a lot of the social media products that we have in our businesses," he says.
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" H: "She has this weird ability to let things go over her head, she doesn't really dwell on emotions too long, she just kind of gets on with it.
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"I really love [Silverman] as well, and we are really lucky that we both get on, and Lily gets on great with her," Kate told ES Magazine in December.
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However, let&aposs talk about 22018 hours from now when the President gets on national television and announces who his pick should be for the United States Supreme Court.
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An excited Chelsey covers her face as tears begin to flow and the couple shares a hug before Jeremy gets on one knee to officially ask for her hand.
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His scheme is simple yet effective: Every time she gets on his nerves, he takes a photo of the two of them and edits her forehead to new heights.
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Normally these calls can put someone with 12 cups of coffee in them to sleep; the executive gets on and says everything is going well, even when it isn't.
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The videos appear not to violate any Facebook policies, which means that they will be subject to the treatment any video containing misinformation gets on any of Facebook's platforms.
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If those countries say it's time to set up a peacekeeping mission in country X, then the SG, as the post is commonly referred to, gets on the case.
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You can see how a giant gets on the field of battle, how digital horses are sent to induce chaos, and how a hundred extras can look like thousands.
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The California senior Senator gets on her high horse, telling them she's been in the Senate for 30 years so, please ... like they can tell her what to do.
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Alex Dickerson, meanwhile, is Renfroe's antonym, an analytical darling who lacks Renfroe's ceiling as a power bat but gets on base everywhere he goes with dependably excellent plate discipline.
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Betty gets on stage because she feels that she has to in order to ultimately protect her boyfriend, whereas Blair did it because she was feeling sexy and powerful.
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One adviser claims the prime minister now gets on better with some—especially Mrs Merkel and Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister—than with many in his own party.
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The story about a guy named Will who made a great play call in Madden and somehow gets on everyone's radar, from Nicki Minaj to Lil Dicky to Quavo.
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Vettel, a four times world champion with Red Bull before joining Ferrari last year, gets on well with Raikkonen and had made clear he wanted the partnership to continue.
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The critically underutilized Mireille Enos excels as homicide detective Sarah Linden, who gets on the case of a Seattle teen whose disappearance may have connections to a political campaign.
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"I really love [Silverman] as well, and we are really lucky that we both get on, and Lily gets on great with her," Beckinsale told ES Magazine in December.
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"I really love his girlfriend as well, and we are really lucky that we both get on, and Lily gets on great with her," the actress told ES Magazine.
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When I ask if it ever gets overwhelming, she acknowledges that it can be difficult but she gets on with it anyway—just as she does with everything else.
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Once he gets on the freeway, the camera start to cut between our driver's nervous face and the radio in his car that's playing an increasingly tense classical score.
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The game just gets on with embracing play-time fun, albeit of an exacting variety when it comes to combat, without weighing the player down with hours of exposition.
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"Kobach is as far right as a Republican gets on immigration and voting rights, and Democrats view his potential victory as an opportunity to steal centrist voters," Swan writes.
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Keep a note of these GIFs for the next time someone gets on your bad side... Renata may be the only character capable of making Madeline look mildly unnerved.
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The score a kid gets on that test is one pure meritocratic and democratic objective criterion that is a good marker for preparedness to thrive in a competitive environment.
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You know, he's the guy who gets on so well with Trump and reads him so well, that he's been able to dodge every bullet since Trump took office.
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Of course, none of this means much until Tim Apple, I mean, Tim Cook gets on stage and officially announces the name of the next iPhone to the world.
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Bottas, who gets on well with Hamilton and the team, will be hoping he can celebrate his 30th birthday at the end of the month with another vote of confidence.
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His larger-than-life presence, which commands any stage he gets on (he'd later perform with two surprise guests: Fat Joe and Remy Ma) is juxtaposed to his daily mantras.
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Do you think Kavanaugh is likely to be concerned that liberal commentators are still trying to stop the nomination or just scuff him up before he gets on the court?
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The average resident of Coventry is neither rich nor poor, neither cosmopolitan nor rural, and gets on with life in a cityscape forged by a past generation's nightmares and Utopias.
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In one recent promo, Jack gets on the gay dating app Grindr, and now in a new trailer, the cast is playing Heads Up on their iPhones for game night.
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Unlike with a more conventional subway, these skates don't stop between where a person gets on and where they might get off; every skate runs express to one's final destination.
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Parts of the list have proven oddly prophetic, not least Rule 19: " The more you hate it, the stronger it gets", on which public figures have built careers in trolling.
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He told us the vast majority of the NRA's rank and file members support it ... so he's hoping the org gets on board with his "End Gun Violence Together" campaign.
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Despite the lack of traction on Capitol Hill and regular beatings the topic gets on the campaign trail, Obama plans to reiterate his commitment to seeing the deal through Tuesday.
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A young man gets on, dressed as if he were going to the Antarctic: heavy jacket with fur lining, hood with fur trim, very heavy-looking boots and gigantic gloves.
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We'll only know just how brutal the show gets on January 28, when Showtime drops a preview—just two days before the real, fleshy Trump's first State of the Union.
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"I've been clocking them all out there, and they look really good," said Lukas, who gets on his pony every morning for a close-up of his horses during training.
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He gets up and does yoga in the morning, goes out and gets on a horse and rides, goes out and gets in a stream and fishes -- who does that?
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There's also more innocuous functions that are perhaps unnecessarily true-to-life, like windshield wipers to clean any mud that gets on your screen, or a fuel hose to gas up.
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While his calls himself a "luddite," Sanders has long used the feedback he gets on social media posts to hone his message and better understand what his audience is responding to.
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She can't believe the costume hand she's been dealt to begin with, while the boys just gawp, but ultimately gets on with the ass kicking (and kick ass she certainly can).
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"Then I asked if he wanted to watch and he said, 'No, just make sure it gets on TV.' " Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs?
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Yes, that's still a much smaller audience than the NFL gets on TV — roughly 17.5 million people saw the game last night on television — but it's not an insignificant audience, either.
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The coupons it gets on money loaned to Fannie and Freddie count as income but their debt doesn't end up on its books; that provides a nice fillip for the accounts.
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But it appears many House Republicans now are willing to set aside items they had fought so hard to preserve in order to ensure tax reform gets on a faster track.
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Cheering crowds are practically part of the scenery at political events, but I'm in a sedate group of avatars, all of whom willingly mute themselves when Roker gets on the stage.
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It's rare that a commuter gets on the subway without headphones, or doesn't flip on the radio when hopping in the car, and audio books have become a great listening option.
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And with that has come a corporate, government-regulated sheen glaring through the haze, its "super chill vibes" hawked on billboards as everyone else gets on the bandwagon to cash in.
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Instagram posted some IGTV highlights from the first month, but the most popular of now has 2400 million views — less than half of what Pons gets on her average feed video.
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"As soon as the officer gets on the stand and subjectively says, 'I was fearing for my life,' many juries are not going to convict at that point," Mr. Stinson said.
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" In the retiring California governor's final state of the state address last month, Brown vowed to "do everything in my power to defeat any repeal effort that gets on the ballot.
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"When [Matilda] picks up her pencil, it reminds me of Heath; when she walks, it reminds me of Heath; when she gets on her skateboard, it reminds me of Heath," she says.
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Questions like "which brother gets on your nerves the most" were all in good fun, but Corden didn't shy away from other inquiries that might make Thanksgiving 2019 a little bit awkward.
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He steers the U.S. portion of a technology giant and, at least once a year, he gets on stage to wow the media — if not the world — with new gadgets and gizmos.
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Harry gets on very well with his grandmother (few other members of the family would have convinced her to agree to take part in a goofy video to promote Harry's Invictus Games).
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In some ways we were ahead of our time on those pieces, but it's brutal writing about that type of stuff with him because he gets on the phone and just screams.
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Another source tells CNN what Trump's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
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"It's very easy for the government to call the relevant board member of a state company and suggest Intesa gets on an upcoming deal if sanctions allow," Adshead at Macro-Advisory said.
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So independence could come only after a series of increasingly unlikely events — assuming the referendum gets on the 2019 ballot at all, something California voters will first have to decide in 2018.
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"We don't have to do that full loop around the city hoping somebody gets on board," Paul Buck, manager of transit services of the city of Belleville, told me on the phone.
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No matter how many Android developers Google gets on board with Daydream, it's got one huge disadvantage: unlike Cardboard, developers won't be able to reach the millions of smartphone users running iOS.
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Each class plays differently—the Waystalker Elf gets on the frontline and dishes out fast damage hard and hitting ranged strikes while the Shade Elf sneaks around enemies and delivers punishing backstabs.
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Tom was looking at game film and he gets on the phone and he says to his offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniel, "Go to reel 3, preseason game, Cincinnati 2012," whatever it is.
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Digital readers don't decipher human thoughts, so when Li gets on apps with busy interfaces, such as an ecommerce platform, she's bombarded with descriptions before she gets to the thing she wants.
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" Trump reiterated this viewpoint in his own Fox News interview later on Thursday, saying he gets on "very well" with Kim and that the North hasn't tested missiles other than "smaller ones.
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Not every team gets on-court production to match its talent—Kentucky and LSU are good examples of being less than the sum of their parts this season—but Villanova certainly has.
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He doesn't need to fight anymore, and every bout he takes, he is taken away from his young family and into a lonely training camp where he just gets on with it.
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This piece explores the important story behind the testing delays, what those delays could mean for public response to the outbreak, and why it is so important that testing gets on track.
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"I think it would be helpful if we were able to get through the process by the end of the year, before the political season really gets on the way," Khanna said.
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Or, if you live way up north, you may plead on Facebook for someone, anyone, to tuck an avocado into a pocket when he gets on a bush plane to your village.
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The Briton, who joined Mercedes from McLaren at the end of 2012, gets on well with Finnish team mate Valtteri Bottas and has said going elsewhere would not be an easy decision.
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"So when he gets on the phone with me, and I was so touched that he would be respectful and, like, tell me about this one line in the song," she continued.
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And recognize that you'll be under constant pressure to show positive results and conduct yourself as an exemplary leader who avoids scandal and gets on with the board and the management team.
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Who can speak because they decide who gets on the platform and who doesn't, but who can be heard because their algorithms decide what speech gets prioritized and what speech gets suppressed.
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Fearing for my own sanity at this point I did the sensible thing and hot-footed it over to Tumblr to see what kind of traction Crazy Frog gets on there these days.
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"I don't think women-only carriages make a difference because everyone including men gets on them at rush hour and at night," said Dominguez, who spends 90 minutes a day on the metro.
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Cut away to Jeb's face, cast in a permanent melancholy, like the way everyone gets on Downton Abbey when they talk about World War I. Look at those eyes, they're sinkholes of need.
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Or the veteran, also African American, who moves from Illinois to Wisconsin, registers to vote, gets on the rolls, but he still has his Illinois driver's license, shows up, they turn him away.
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"When [Matilda] picks up her pencil, it reminds me of Heath; when she walks, it reminds me of Heath; when she gets on her skateboard, it reminds me of Heath," she previously said.
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That will make for an interesting discussion when he gets on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin which takes place December 4-5 at the historic Arena Berlin in the heart of Berlin, Germany.
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Aside from the occasional anomaly—"Paninaro" for example—Neil handles the vocals and Chris gets on with whatever it is that Chris does: playing the keyboards, wearing silly hats, that sort of thing.
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Ensuring that the party's presidential nominee gets on the ballot in every state -- each state has different rules for how you do so -- is a little-known but important part of party organizations.
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Finally, it's nice to hear, at least, that out of the five main endings to Bandersnatch, the most morbid one—where Stefan gets on the train with his mom—was the least popular.
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"Crossing the street, she's fine; but if she's alone and she goes into a bad part of town or she gets on the wrong bus, will she know what to do?" he said.
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Our sources tell us Travis gets on the court quite a bit and wants to be able to hoop again, ASAP -- like he did against Meek Mill last year for James Harden's charity.
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The Pels are currently 6-11 and lost to the Clippers on Sunday -- but everyone's expecting big things from Zion who could shake things up as soon as he gets on the court.
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" Lee M. Miringoff, the director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion, told CNN Business that the Post's survey question "is tapping into a similar number that Trump gets on his approval rating.
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We expect most of the big deals we've been seeing on Apple products to quiet down as Cyber Monday gets on, but until each sale ends, we'll catalog each one that's still available.
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The 15-year-old told the story of a friend who changed her profile picture and didn't get the 200 likes she normally gets on the first night whenever she makes such a change.
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But understanding those nuances means understanding how projection has changed over the years, and how technological advances have affected not only what we see on the screen but how it gets on that screen.
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But when it does, everyone from the big companies gets on planes to Asia to get in front of those CEOs and lay out their case as to why they should get the memory.
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Unless Clint Eastwood shows up with his famous chair, or Donald Trump announces he's withdrawing, or this man gets on stage it'll be pretty much impossible to one up this awesome 20-year-old.
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Click here to view original GIFA tag, a plastic bin, a metal chassis, and a six mile trek from the moment you check your bag at the counter until it gets on the plane.
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"It's a terrible feeling for me, because he gets on and he can turn catcher's interference into a triple and make my pitcher throw more pitches, and he costs me an error," Navarro said.
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Every time Campbell gets on an airplane, she says she uses disinfectant wipes to clean everything she might touch on the journey — including the seats, tray tables, controls for air and TV, and more.
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You may get fecal matter on your hands or clothing—which is gross—but it's highly unlikely you'll get a full blown infection unless what gets on your hands is from an infected person.
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There is always at least one actual grandmother in the competition from whom no one seems to expect much and who quietly gets on with her baking before delivering beast after refined, delicious beast.
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Nicki Minaj won't be single for long if she gets on the horn with her ex-fiance and producer, Safaree Samuels ... who's open to rekindling things, and also throwing major shade at Meek Mill.
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The bout seems to be a complete clash of styles between the man who gets on top and stays on top, and the man who gives up position freely and fights best amid chaos.
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Cheyenne walks in emanating exuberance, straps everyone's feet in, and gets on a platform at the front of the room to saddle up himself, looking pious as the stage's under-lighting sets his face aglow.
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I think that the way we get traction is basically connecting to the real economic problems of working families and presenting our agenda for making sure everyone gets on the up escalator of the economy.
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Halfway through proceedings, for instance, Joe gets on the wrong side of the Ku Klux Klan—not because he is a criminal, but because he is a Catholic who is living with a black woman.
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The Harris Poll found that factors such as a craving for recognition (for example, how many likes someone gets on their Instagram post), and a "fear of missing out" help drive millennials' cravings for experiences.
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I wonder what it's like for her nowadays, when she gets on with socializing, with just being a woman in her mid-20s, knowing that she could well be recognized on any given evening out.
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Boeing gets on board... Boeing was one of the first U.S. companies to sign a major deal with Iran following the lifting of sanctions in January -- reportedly selling 100 jetliners to national carrier Iran Air.
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One night, after a particularly sad turn-out, Jack calls it quits, packs up his guitar and gets on his bike, only to be struck by a bus during a worldwide 12-second power outage.
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Trump's new style in which he quickly gets on the front foot -- see last week's strike in Syria and this week's bomb dropped in Afghanistan -- leave Tillerson trailing in the wake of his boss's actions.
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In addition to the reimbursement, CountryTime said it will donate $1 for every retweet that the Legal-Ade video gets on Twitter — up to $500,000 — to help kids with the same issue in the future.
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Whether it lasts that long may depend on how Ghani gets on with his chief executive Abdullah, who recently accused the president of being unwilling to listen to his ministers and unfit to hold office.
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The Tesla Model 3 might be off to a slower production start than the company would've liked, but there are big improvements coming for the vehicle once Tesla gets on top of its assembly backlog.
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"There is a limit on how far and how high up public discussions can go before it gets on the leadership's nerves," said Lotus Ruan, a researcher at Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto.
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So a day after the conclusion of a major investigation into whether he got help in an election from a foreign leader, he gets on the phone and asks for help from another foreign leader.
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When our President scapegoats migrants and deploys anti-Semitic tropes behind a thin veneer of deniability, and when our own right-wing political party gets on board for political gain, danger is on the horizon.
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"Jeff Tedford gets on the phone with me and he's asking all about Aaron, saying how impressed he was by the film," Craig Rigsbee, then the head coach at Butte, told Bleacher Report in 2016.
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The point of First Pass Friday is to show you how little a supposed "expert" gets on the first pass through the clues (or how much, if you're a "glass half full" kind of person).
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The reason I want to get to it is eventually we're going to talk about the incrementalism of how it's covered, so you never see the larger picture that everyone gets on that wheel, essentially.
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But I think the significant point, Ari, is that when a Lindsey Graham gets on television yesterday and he says, yes, I don&apost have a problem if you&aposre, you know, what your politics are.
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What it's about: After 15-year-old Will's older brother is murdered, he shoves his brother's gun into his waistband and gets on the elevator — the first steps in his journey to avenge his brother's death.
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While the rest of us jerks are out here taking approximately 30,000 selfies just to post one, Britney has so little fucks to give she just posts the first one and gets on with her life.
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She gets on decently with both Barack Obama (back in Berlin on Thursday for a love-in with her at a Protestant church festival) and with George W. Bush, whom she still phones occasionally for advice.
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A shorter continuing resolution, one that goes through the end of the year, could potentially give lawmakers the space to finalize most, if not all, of the funding measures, if the process gets on track soon.
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"If he gets on the board then he will definitely add value, but will he be a lone voice and still be seen as an outsider even though he has been voted on?" asked another investor.
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A construction worker gets on a Pace bus at dawn; a student hops on the "L" on the way to his first class; and a doctor starts her commute into the city on a Metra train.
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"When [Matilda] picks up her pencil, it reminds me of Heath; when she walks, it reminds me of Heath; when she gets on her skateboard, it reminds me of Heath," the actor's sister Kate told PEOPLE.
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Whether it's turning down your Kendrick Lamar when the white woman gets on the elevator or flashing those disarming smiles at white women you pass at night on the sidewalk, black men learn to present safeness.
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And it's probably the album's best chance of a hit, even if it would be depressing for Gucci Mane to become yet another rapper who only gets on the radio when Drake throws them a bone.
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The point of First Pass Friday is to show you how little a supposed "expert" gets on the first pass through the clues (or how much, if you are a "glass half full" kind of person).
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Given his personal ties to Puerto Rico, as well as the substantial Puerto Rican population in his state, Mr. Rubio has been engaged in ensuring that the relief effort there gets on track and stays there.
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Also up for reelection in a pro-Trump state, he says healthcare is his test of whether to support Kavanaugh, whose critics say will rule against Obamacare the first chance he gets on the Supreme Court.
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The behind-the-scenes politics of organ donation The policies of most transplant programs, which determine who gets on a waiting list, are evaluated through UNOS and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, among other agencies.
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After Ramadevi's father arranges a marriage intended to turn their fortunes around, Ramadevi gets on a train away from home and finds herself in a rain-soaked, filthy alleyway in front of a dark set of stairs.
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As soon as he gets on the plane, squeezed into a middle seat, he's in the three-dimensional world, and the contrast of bright animation and flatly lighted reality is a small but consistent source of amusement.
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"It's a party that doesn't stop, it's a great atmosphere and everyone gets on with everyone," said 27-year-old delivery driver Darren McGarvie, who used the backtray of his "ute" as a bed for the festival.
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Yael: Elliot is freaking out when he finds out plan 2 is taking place and he... calls 911 and hangs up, turns on some bug scanner, and gets on a laptop that's been unattended for a week?
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The Department of Transportation requires airlines to give involuntarily bumped passengers "a written statement describing their rights and explaining how the carrier decides who gets on an oversold flight and who doesn't," according to its consumer guide.
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"So when he gets on the phone with me, and I was so touched that he would be respectful and, like, tell me about this one line in the song," Swift explained of the "Famous" phone call.
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Do you want an ending where Jack gets on the door (after the super romantic, cinematic moment where they do some math and secure a lifejacket to the bottom, of course) and they live happily ever after?
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"You see so much stuff on social media, that you wonder how that gets on there," said Gregory Clayborn, father of Sierra Clayborn, who was one of the 14 people killed in the December 2, 2015 attack.
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She leaves to drop the kids off and then gets on the train into the city for work, where she tells her friend Dallas about the divorce — and casually mentions that she won't be alone, because of...JULIAN?!
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Nevertheless, we're told UFC honcho Dana White is calling the shots on who gets on TV, and we're told the Trump kids will get as much air time as other big celebs at the Prudential Center in Newark.
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And it apparently works, because he (and his niece, from the "We Need Something for QPA to Do This Week" subplot) gets on a plane to return to Bashran, only to have it blow up on the tarmac.
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" The U.S. Department of Transportation states that each airline must "give all passengers who are bumped involuntarily a written statement describing their rights and explaining how the carrier decides who gets on an oversold flight and who doesn't.
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Anyone bumped against their will may be entitled to compensation, the agency says, and must be given a written statement detailing their rights and explaining how the airline decides who gets on an overbooked flight and who doesn't.
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When Trump gets on stage Saturday night, his supporters will be looking for an explanation; he'll have to actually convince voters that his support in New Hampshire, where he has been leading the polls for months, remains strong.
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And while the new job is as close to steady as anything gets on Broadway, life is not a fairy tale, and both actresses have had moments when they thought "Frozen" would not be their happily ever after.
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There's just a special energy when you go to see a movie, and it's one of the reasons why I like to go see movies—it's a communal experience where, somehow, everyone just gets on the same wavelength.
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"Bob Dudley is building something that could be very interesting in the future ... he just gets on with business and that's what investors want," said James Laing, equities fund manager at Aberdeen Asset Management, which holds BP shares.
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If an old man or a pregnant woman gets on your bus and you're sitting in one of the handicap seats, get up and stand or be prepared to have six different people yell at you until you do.
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But compared to AirPods or Galaxy Buds, where your music simply can't overpower outside sounds unless you crank the volume up really high, the WF-1000XM3's noise cancelation is as good as it gets on true wireless earbuds.
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Even a recent Spectator article—expertly dismantled THUMP News Editor Anna Codrea-Rado—found fault in the idea of a night spent jostling for floorspace in a crowd bigger than the average League One team gets on a Saturday.
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The choice between Ramaphosa and his main rival for the ANC's top job, former cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, will help determine the pace of reform in South Africa and affect how the country gets on with foreign powers.
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"Let's say you met with a group of students for an hour, and you think there's been major progress — but then one of the kids gets on social media and just destroys everything you've attempted to do," he says.
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Rennard said that Orange, on the other hand, gets on average around 1,200 startups pitching it for investment each year, and that's before you consider startups that might get introduced through other VCs it works with already like Partech.
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"But the key is that we are able to spot a problem before a person gets on a plane and lands in the U.S.," said Gregory Starr, the port director for Customs and Border Protection at the Montreal airport.
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Unless the next Commander in Chief makes thoughtful appointments to lead our most critical federal agencies, and Congress gets on the same page, our nation will not be freed from this new normal of extreme partisan politics and policies.
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"Maybe he gets on TV to whine about the debate, but he uses the rest of the time to say, 'Here's what I stand for,'" said Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia.
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It's an inter-branch fight over whether the deference that the executive branch generally gets on immigration extends to budgeting, or whether Congress' "power of the purse" can force the administration to make decisions about who it really needs to detain.
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Practical cats interact with surrounding air molecules, among other things, in very different ways depending on whether they are alive or dead, so in practice the measurement gets made automatically, and the cat gets on with its life (or death).
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Humans is the word, so if you say don&apost kill humans in the program and let&aposs say Tyrus gets on the computer and says kill humans, anything look like me, they are going to do that without discretion.
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Whether Dolores gets on board or not, it seems fitting if, ultimately, we learn that the only way out for the characters we've met along the way is to wage an even bigger power struggle against a monster yet unseen.
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And that's just what she said she does: She wears her outfit to check in (and get photographed), gets on board, changes into sweats (basically), then changes right before she lands back into what she wore when she got on.
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Scientists use force plates, or instruments that measure ground reactions to the force of bodies moving on or across them, in order to measure horizontal force time curves—how high and how far the athlete gets on the initial jump.
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Her ADHD and obsessive little heart gets on these subjects of things she finds unjust and wrong and it doesn't stop until she eventually falls asleep or something very dramatic happens to snatch the attention off the obsessed about subject.
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The average founder receives nearly 20% of all profits from "carried interest" and owns a 31% stake in his firm; a non-founding senior partner gets on average only 11% of profits and owns less than 14% of the firm.
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Washington (CNN)Conservative Republicans have recruited a former CIA staffer and top House GOP aide to launch an independent White House bid -- and he could cause problems for Donald Trump in a key state if he gets on the ballot.
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Also up for re-election in the pro-Trump state of West Virginia, he says healthcare is his test of whether to support Kavanaugh, whose critics say will rule against Obamacare the first chance he gets on the Supreme Court.
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According to astrological compatibility, the time, date, and location we were born play a factor in determining who we click with as friends, who we make it work with as romantic partners, and who just plain gets on our nerves.
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Shittens are moist wipes shaped like mittens that you can wear on your hands while performing the messiest sessions of diaper duty, helping limit the amount that gets on you instead of thrown out with the waste, where it belongs.
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When Nilsa gets on the phone to tell Logan he's a "p—- a– bitch," Kirk gets bothered by the fact that his female roommates continue to reach out to their exes despite saying they want to put the past behind them.
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The choice between Ramaphosa and his main rival for the ANC's top job, former cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, will help determine the pace of reform in South Africa and affect how the country gets on with with foreign powers.
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That gets on my nerves because if you actually feel a certain way about something then say it and I think the fact that Morrissey does have his own opinions and he's not swayed by other people is an important thing.
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VICE World of Sports gets on the field and into the ring through a series of compelling stories at the fringe of culture and politics, across a range of places and people through the one lens that connects them all: sport.
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He gets on TV and seduces your mom, grinning bashfully and detailing in stomach-churning fashion how grateful he is to be here, how much he loves his dad, how wonderful Adele's music is, and how fat he knows he is.
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"There's a great quote from Woolf about not being able to write and feeling trapped: She runs to the station and gets on the train to Cornwall, 'without my checkbook or a change of underwear or my cigarettes,' " Ms. Smith said.
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Until everyone gets on board with Heughan's idea of skipping over rippling muscles and windblown hair, fans will have to be satisfied with taking to social media to commend their favorite actors' cinematic skills and not their ability to commit to flashing skin.
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As a young boy, Calogero, played with dynamic force and beaming spirit by Mr. Colley (I was sorry he had to grow up, and exit the show), gets on the good side of Sonny (Nick Cordero), the mob figure who rules the neighborhood.
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"If it's a Friday night, I'll sit there with Bill Maher on, who gets on my nerves as well, and I'm going to be probably more poignant and acerbic when I post things if I hadn't had a drink or two," Fox says.
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Musk's buddy Kevin McCarthy—who backed President Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement—is about as bad as it gets on the issue with just a three percent approval rate on environmental issues from the League of Conservation Voters.
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Despite their big differences in age and political views, Macron, 40, a cerebral centrist, gets on well with the 71-year-old right-wing Republican U.S. leader, whereas Merkel, 63, and Trump did not even speak for over five months before March 1.
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Casting calls the site obtained show the series plans to incorporate a new second-grade teacher who gets on Dern's character's bad side (not a good place to be), pitching her daughter into a panic attack with a lecture on global warming.
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The newly engaged Staub, who will be returning in the "Friend of the Housewives" role this season as PEOPLE previously reported, comes in hot and gets on both Catania and Flicker's bad side — driving a wedge between Giudice and Catania's 20-year friendship.
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"Once in a while, we get on each other's nerves — well, he gets on my nerves — but I could not have asked for a more talented partner or better friend," she said, turning to Lauer, when she made the announcement on air.
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Like Deadly Premonition's Francis York Morgan, one of my favorite video game characters, who when confronted my monsters and ghosts simply shrugs and gets on with it, Tanner doesn't fret or navel gaze—as much as I am, he's enjoying the ride.
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Sinha said making the film made her aware that Indians are willing to talk about sex even if it was to reveal their lack of experience and knowledge, something that is evident from the kind of questions Watsa gets on a daily basis.
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"Banks are struggling in this low rate environment and their interest margins are rock-bottom, so the sooner the U.S. gets on and starts raising rates, the better it is for the banks' core business," Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets, said.
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Anyone bumped against their will may be entitled to compensation, with a requirement of up to $1,350, and must be given a written statement detailing their rights and explaining how the airline decides who gets on an oversold flight and who doesn't.
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He'll need to get more aggressive in making his read and releasing the ball, and less aggressive in choosing to run, but until he actually gets on the field and is tested by an N.F.L. defense, he'll likely be a polarizing selection.
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It can cause allergic rashes if it gets on the skin in large enough amounts; severe pain and swelling when it gets in your eyes; and the fumes it generates when used as a paint thinner can cause nausea, vomiting, and headaches when inhaled.
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James Corden & Lin-Manuel team up for epic 'Carpool Karaoke' But the highlight of the episode had to be when Miranda quoted Semisonic's 1998 hit song, "Closing Time," and then gets on the piano to play the hit with "Drunk History" creator Derek Waters.
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Now, I'm somebody who only reluctantly gets on board with narratives about infidelity, in the same way some people view gore and violence: if it's a valuable part of the story — wildly entertaining, emotionally fraught, or plot-advancing — then I'm totally here for it.
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Some people want to play the historical part and be the lady who gets her hand kissed by the guy who gets on his knees, and some people want to dress in drag and make fun of the whole thing from the inside out.
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She'll need to make more gestures like the trip to Flint and convince black political leaders -- not just Sharpton -- that the levels of access, pride, government appointments and other benefits won't vanish when Barack Obama gets on Air Force One for the last time.
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Will Shu is a 'down-to-earth, humble' chief executive who wants to avoid distractionsSix years later, Shu continues to lead the company with much the same vision, and still gets on his £150 Evans bike (or a borrowed one) to make the occasional delivery.
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One Broward County sheriff's deputy in the video pushes the teen to the ground before Deputy Christopher Krickovich gets on top of the unidentified black teenager and punches him in the head and slams him into the ground while arresting him, according to CNN.
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Koscheck's Bellator debut has been hyped for some time and it will certainly be interesting to see how he gets on following such a long stint away from the cage and in the midst of the worst run of form in his MMA career.
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If a little bit of sauce or frosting gets on the plastic frame, it's dishwasher-safe—and the only dirty dish you'll need to worry about, because you can just toss the empty foil and bring your Fancy Panz home when you're done serving.
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"The paint is the blood that supposedly gets on the floor when you shoot somebody," Sheeran helpfully explained in the book "I Heard You Paint Houses" (2004), written by a lawyer and former prosecutor, Charles Brandt, based on deathbed interviews with Sheeran and released posthumously.
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" The indelible ink stain he gets on the front of his required uniform causes a great deal of embarrassment and he makes slow progress on his project, which he notates as a series of absurd "fundaments" like "The project shall have a narrative component.
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With that in mind, invite the following people: Your Mate Who Has Spotify PremiumYour Mate Who Always Brings Loads of DrinksYour Mate Who Always Brings Loads of DrugsYour Mate Who Stays Sober and Sometimes Drives to the ClubYour Mate Who Makes Alarming Right Wing Comments as a Mode of Attention SeekingYour Mate Who Always Has a New Boyfriend/Girlfriend That They Spend the Entire Evening Weirdly AvoidingYour Mate Who Gets On Really Fucking Well With EveryoneYour Mate Who Gets On Really Fucking Well With No-oneYour Mate Who Plays RugbyYour Mate Who Went to Drama SchoolYour Mate Who Went to PrisonYour Mate Who Can't Swim Now you've got a party. Nothing.
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Just how messy the next big shake-out in the corporate-bond market is depends on many things: on how weak the economy gets; on how many BBB borrowers can avert a downgrade; on how quickly funds can be raised to buy at fire-sale prices.
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After the entire gang gets on Strand's boat, they run into water zombies, island zombies, little kid zombies; it's honestly a bit overwhelming, as if the network decided audiences just wanted more bloody action, and Fear lathered that on without stopping to balance it with anything else.
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"Guler gets on well with members of Erdogan's AK Party and is known for his hardline performance against the PKK...and the Gulen movement," said Metin Gurcan an independent security analyst and retired Turkish military officer who now writes a column for Al-Monitor news website.
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Knebel struck out at least one batter in each of his 20 appearances this season and is a leading candidate to slide into the closer's role with Neftali Feliz having been moved out of the spot and into lower-leverage situations until he gets on track.
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That is why feminists fear his railing against abortion and also why some Turkish prosecutors take journalists and academics to court: If Erdogan gets on the radio or the television and rants about something four times, the prosecutor will open a case to please the system.
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Apple does not break out figures for how many of each model it sells, but executives pointed to the premium-priced iPhone 7 Plus, which sells for up to $969 fully loaded, as the key to boosting the amount it gets on average for each phone.
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Bornstein — Trump's doctor who said this week that a 2015 letter he wrote claiming the then-presidential candidate was in "astonishingly excellent" health was dictated to him by Trump, and that Trump's team had raided his office to take the president's medical records — then gets on the line.
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In all seriousness, this was an amazing feat not just for Fiona, but for the staff at the zoo who worked round the clock to nurse her back to health, and who are still, to this day, making sure she gets on track and lives her best hippo life.
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But once Moana gets on the high seas, the film takes on the standard episodic nature of similar quest movies, with scary beasts and catchy dance numbers (most notably, one from a giant crab who is very fond of glittery things, voiced by Flight of the Conchords' Jemaine Clement).
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That Merkel was ignored by Trump when asking for a handshake in the Oval Office, and embarrassed by him again at the news conference that followed with an awkward comment about being spied on, reveals this relationship has some way to go before it gets on an even keel.
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Three days after crossing the border from France, he gets on a train for Munich, with a new name, a new birthday, a new driver's license, and a new passport—a man without a past but, as he says to himself, maybe a fighting chance for a future.
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He'll move back towards the center when his team gets on track and his play can do more than rustle the edges of the playoff picture, but for now, John Wall is not a name anyone tracing the throughline of this basketball season needs to pay much attention.
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In the below clip, see how lost Will Barton gets on the first rotation, leaving Seth Curry wide open on the wing to close out on the midrange shooter, and then how late he is to rotate, which forces him to fly by on a simple shot fake.
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"We're hoping that one of the outcomes of this study getting out there is that it gets on people's radar screens — funding agencies, state agencies — and they will begin to prioritize the work that is needed to fully understand the biology and conservation of this animal," Dr. Steen said.
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CLIP OF STEPH CURRY JW: And then Donald Trump hears about it, gets on Twitter and talks about it, and then LeBron fires back like, you bum, he already said he wasn't going to go, which is when I entered the picture, because that's what caught my attention.
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Carly Rae Jepsen can plead all she wants, but the couple does not run away together: Dom gets on board the flight only to discover that Darlene isn't there; Darlene we see pulling herself together in the restroom — she decided not to fly away at all, it seems.
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We certainly experienced that even though partly because it gets on people's Facebook feeds and it still has an impact, but I think if you're running for president I would seek out so many other opportunities where you can actually have a conversation ... Or just speak for yourself.
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Even in the show, she likes to refer to them as acquaintances, because we like to think that she didn't know how to describe all of these people who she doesn't really know, and then she heard the word "acquaintance" and thought ... But once she gets on the blog, she blossoms.
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He doesn't hit many homers, but he does everything else: gets on top of eye-high fastballs, stings line-drives, starts rapid-fire double plays, swipes bags and loses his helmet in the process, revealing a blazing tangle of bleached hair (which injured starter Carlos Carrasco sometimes takes care of).
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You know, I climbed out the window of that apartment buidling and then I scaled down the side of it and then did the fight in the driveway and then Will [the character played by Brian J. Smith] says 'Get on the bike!' and so Nomi gets on the bike. [Laughs.
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Conservative radio host Alex Jones late last month offered up to $5,000 to any listener who called Clinton a rapist on national TV. "Anyone that gets on national TV with the shirt clearly, for more than five seconds, gets $1,85033," he said on his Infowars radio show on Sept. 30.
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"He sees a lot of pitches, swings only at strikes, he gets on base, has got some pop," said Long, who cited a two-out, seventh-inning walk off Clayton Kershaw to load the bases in Game 1 of the National League division series as a prime example of Granderson's value.
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"While there are safety grades when someone gets on a bus, they have no idea what they are," Mr. Schumer said at a news conference at the Roosevelt Island Tramway plaza, along a stretch of Second Avenue at 59th Street where heavy traffic, including charter and tour buses, rumbled by.
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"So, being aware of changes in your child's emotions (mood, anxiety) that are enough to affect how your child gets on in their daily life (gets along with friends, does their school work, gets along with family) is something that all parents can look out for," Rice added by email.
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I've always just felt uncomfortable in general—just usually saying the wrong thing, or I'm not schooled in the narrative or the colloquialisms of the group I'm with, or wearing the right thing… I have dreams where I'm with friends—other musicians—and everybody gets on the stage and we're all just jamming.
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One of the odd quirks of Anthony Pettis, however, is that he excels from what is considered one of the worst positions in the game—no matter who gets on his back, Pettis seems able to draw that fighter's arm over his head and turn back into him, winding up in his guard.
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" She said that MARCH seems to be activated in two scenarios: when a venue is in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, or when it gets on some kind of "naughty list"—"sometimes for good reasons, like violence and drugs, and sometimes when, as in the case with art spaces, there's a cultural misunderstanding.
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It just gets on my nerves because they think just because they have money, they can go to any neighborhood and raise the expectations of the people who own apartments and places to live so that the people who were there first will have a much harder time paying for it etc.
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So when she gets on the phone to send a message to Doctor Manhattan — and is seemingly answered by Angela's car plummeting from the sky right in front of her — whatever has happened between the two since the dude absconded for Mars in the comic is this immense blank to fill in.
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Each morning when Natasha Stoynoff gets on her computer, the first thing she Googles is Stormy Daniels, the porn star currently in a sizzling feud with Donald Trump related to her alleged sexual affair with him — an alleged affair Trump's attorney paid her $130,000 to keep quiet about just days before the presidential election.
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It's critical that your chosen dog walker is a good listener and you're able to trust that they'll follow your rules as a pet owner, such as whether your dog gets on well with other dogs, is happy to travel in a car, any particular trails they love and any health problems they may have.
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Streep gets down to the phat beats of Lil Jon: Sings an epic ballad: Takes a starring role in Mulan: Breaks it down to DJ Casper: And gets on board with Queen: It isn't clear who started the meme or why a two-year-old photo has resurfaced now, but some people have their theories.
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And now, with very little wind tomorrow, someone gets on a run and shoots six or seven under, you know, I know I have to shoot a significant under-par round tomorrow in order to win this tournament, when I could have played a different style of golf like I did on Sunday last year.
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"I said, 'What could possibly happen if he gets on a plane?' and the doctor said he would like hemorrhage and it can be dangerous if he still has air in his brain, and all this crazy stuff," The View co-host said in the HBO documentary John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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"He said, 'I have to get back for the healthcare bill' and I said, 'What could possibly happen if he gets on a plane?' and the doctor said he would like hemorrhage and it can be dangerous if he still has air in his brain, and all this crazy stuff," Meghan, 33, tells filmmakers Peter, George and Teddy Kunhardt.
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He looks like the kind of kid who just sits in class and fucking gets on with it – like a junior Mastermind contestant just waiting for his turn to demolish the competition, or that kid from August Rush – quietly excelling while everybody else scribbles rudimentary illustrations of dicks on each other's notebooks and sets their pencil cases on fire.
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Murkowski has said she is most concerned about abortion rights and gun ownership rights, while Collins put the focus on health care — while also getting in a jab at Senate Democrats, many of whom plan to oppose Kavanaugh based on concerns that he might be a vote to weaken the Affordable Care Act if he gets on the bench.
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So to sum it up: Trump gets on the call, admits he's put himself in a tricky situation, is unable to get Peña Nieto to agree to his suggestion that he stop pushing back against Trump on who funds the wall, and ends by kicking the crucial issue of who will actually fund the wall down the road.
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Here's what I've learned about finding the perfect gift for whoever might be on your list: It Is The Thought That Counts Buying a gift — including wrapping it, writing a card, and making sure it gets on the recipient's desk in time for the holidays — says that you have taken time out of your own busy life to think about someone else.
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Then he gets a call from the hospital that she has taken a turn, and he gets on a very expensive private helicopter to be by her side, to tell her the things he hasn't told her, or hasn't told her often enough, to make up for these lost days when he was stupidly trying to make money rather than being a husband and father.
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When Apple CEO Tim Cook gets on stage this fall and talks about all the great things people are doing with their iPhones and then hands it off to senior vice president of worldwide marketing Phil Schiller to tell us all about the innovations of the iPhone 7, I'll be tweeting and snickering about how they should tell us something we didn't already know.
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Their take is that Comey's appearance before the Senate Intelligence Committee was damaging but not devastating, that the former FBI director threw his best punches without putting Trump in imminent legal peril and that they can now look forward to a period of relative calm as special counsel Robert Mueller gets on with the investigation of Russian meddling in U.S. politics — in the absence, they hope, of leaks.
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Instead, Bloomberg has been content to go one on one with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE, who has attacked the former New York City mayor's height and said he'll need to stand on a box if he gets on the debate stage.
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But my idea is that whatever the reality of what you are describing, the fact that they are disputed makes them a more effective message, that you are able to spread the message further, that more people get excited about it, that it gets on TV. Well now if you take a look at the votes, when I say that, I mean mostly they register wrong, in other words, for the votes, they register incorrectly, and/or illegally.
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Meanwhile, the parliament in exile, which fled to Tobruk near the Egyptian border after a bloody battle for power around Tripoli's airport in the summer of 2014, has refused to vote the GNA into power, as required by the UN. In April, a stream of foreign dignitaries got a red carpet welcome at the navy base where the GNA is holed up, when they came to pay their respects and pledge investment once the new government gets on its feet.
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