The rap is short and gets right to the point.
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AKQA founding chairman Tom Bedecarre gets right to the point.
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There are a few things that TFM almost gets right.
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If she's Selina Meyer, she gets right back to it.
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Which is about as useful as AR gets right now.
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"That's as good as it gets right there," Teixeira said.
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"She gets right back up, and she comes back stronger."
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This is one more thing that AHS gets right about phobias.
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But people here are as thin-skinned as it gets. Right.
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This is what This Is Us gets right about Kate's sexuality.
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Let's start with what it gets right in the reality department.
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Usually it's on "cognac-style" brandy, which the clue gets right.
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Here&aposs what "You" gets right and wrong about serial killers.
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But there is one thing the sequel actually gets right: black women.
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About the only thing the Hydrogen One gets right is battery life.
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Her response gets right to the point and makes a good argument.
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He gets right back up again and puts it into the art.
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Take Pakistan, for example, and what it gets right about transgender rights.
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What matters most, though, is what Team USA gets right from here.
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Here are a few: The whistle-blower gets right to the point.
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Koethe gets right to its appeal ("They make it feel like yesterday.").
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There are at least a few things that SATC gets right about NYC.
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I wish the federation is little more proactive and gets right people involved.
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That's about as close to popular as Sound Collection's artists gets right now.
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Only seconds after he drops the first plank, he gets right back up.
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I would say, she gets right back into the old New York groove.
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It gets right down in the basement of your soul, and stays forever.
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"He gets right to the point, the good and the bad," he said.
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The main thing the Netflix MST3K gets right is the original's giddy media deconstruction.
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What does Hollywood get wrong about teenagers that you think this movie gets right?
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Corey gets right to work and has us all loaded up in no time.
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All this time we've harped on the things that Bey does well and gets right.
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What tech gets right about healthcare Why is tech still aiming for the healthcare industry?
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If there is one thing Anubhav Sinha's "Mulk" (Nation) gets right, it is the message.
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If there's one thing this 8-million-plus-person hellhole mostly gets right, it's bagels.
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As others have pointed out, this defense gets right to the heart of Facebook's problem.
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Mr. Sanders learned early on how to pronounce my name, which not everyone gets right.
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The camera gets right up in everyone's glistening face, like something out of cinéma vérité.
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But what the critique gets right is that early on, we learn to wear masks.
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You can add him, but I say Booker gets right this week against the Saints.
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If there's one thing Almost Christmas director David E. Talbert gets right, it's the cast.
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Notice how she never promotes herself, gets right to the point and always provides valuable content.
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The tax comment gets right to the heart of a fundamental problem with the Trump campaign.
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But she gets right to it and explains her fear of commitment and why she left.
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We can disagree with those, while still appreciating him for getting the things he gets right.
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We're not allowed pets, so obsessively watching other people's is as good as it gets right now.
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And another gets right to the point with a step-by-step guide to filing a suit.
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Its heartbreakingly powerful video, "Suicide notes talk too late," gets right to the core of the issue.
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But Honigmann gets right down to the matter of emotional connection in just a shot or two.
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See, that's the thing about the Souls franchise: it gets right under your skin like a tattoo.
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And for a cut that gets right to the crust crux of it, watch the video above.
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Goes after a freakin' rookie who's been in three games and goes and gets right at his head.
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STEVE LIESMAN: This gets right to what I think is of the interest of people in the audience.
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That question gets right to the crux of the US-China dichotomy between visionary research and practical implementation.
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"As Jonathan Keefe wrote for Country Universe, this track is "a testament to everything Taylor Swift gets right.
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It's like Mueller gets right to the good section of the book and then slams the cover shut.
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It needs an easy-to-understand issue that gets right to the core of its increasingly hardline beliefs.
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But one thing it gets right is the role of sexual desire as a motivator for these lovers.
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The menu gets right to the point, no small talk: The main courses fall under the heading Plates.
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Just write a 40-word nugget that gets right to the point of what you're trying to say.
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The Vergecast gets right into it, discussing what this means for the podcast industry as well as antitrust law.
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No, she gets right back up and she comes back stronger for the people who need her the most.
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He usually gets right to the point, and he rates all bedding on a scale of 1 to 10.
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Life in America is full of contradictions, and on her new album Shame, Rachel Baiman gets right into it.
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Here are 22 true facts about Armstrong's life and the space race that the movie "First Man" gets right.
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Burners and the tried-and-true 911 system are about as high tech as borderland rescue gets right now.
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He gets right to the core and promotes the belief that everyone on the planet should support one another.
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Here are some other things we're hoping this new adaptation gets right—unlike M. Night Shyamalan's previous Last Airbender catastrophe.
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When it comes to blood sports, game bird shooting has got to be about as humane as it gets, right?
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He gets right back in the game and goes after Hannah and Hannah's had a little something going with Dylan.
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Proving that point, Rihanna gets right into her tutorial, showing us how to use the highlighter palette seven different ways.
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The thing that Atlanta gets right so many times is the ability to smile in the midst of your crisis.
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The New York Times interview gets right to the heart of his perspective as the leader of the United States.
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Join us as we talk about coming out stories, what Albertalli gets right about coming-of-age stories, and more.
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But, being the professional he is, Fernandez gets right back up and lets the girl wrap her legs around him.
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The one thing it gets right is that Republicans are feeling pressure to change their public stance on climate change.
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The reversal gets right to the city's core: taxes from real estate provide more than half of the city's budget.
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"I like her compassion and the fact that she's passionate about issues and gets right in there, in their face."
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Perhaps what Colony most gets right about living under oppressive regimes is that people try to continue having normal lives.
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And yet, for all of the things it gets right, the Apes reboots are still relatively low profile as a franchise.
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" One of Neruda's most famous love poems gets right to the point and begins, "Tonight I can write the saddest lines.
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"War is show business," he tells him, and Motss gets right to work, putting his team together for a brainstorming session.
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" But his colleague, Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, has a different story: "Their legislative effort gets right what the FCC got so wrong.
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There's a lot that tech gets right when it comes to treating their employees well at work, but big gaps remain.
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And yet, for all that this country gets right, Australia is a bit like the hottest girl in your freshman class.
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"Gali Guleiyan" is notable for many small things that it gets right, but the sum of all its part doesn't add up.
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Most everyone agrees that what Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri gets right is its portrayal of a woman who's finally had enough.
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But Piggie hauls in others to thank, until he gets right in her face and his point seems to dawn on her.
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Over the weekend we did a piece on what Trump gets right and what he gets wrong, according to aides and insiders.
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The truth is there is so much that Pandora: The World of Avatar gets right that it makes those discordant details stand out.
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When he gets right, he'll probably still be a more of a ground ball guy, but not as extensive as it is now.
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She gets right back on the horse, so to speak, and at least isn't outwardly shaken by this serious blow to her ego.
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We spoke to three recent Yale grads, and secret society members, about what Dear White People gets right — and wrong — about these groups.
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To talk about what season three really gets right and what it doesn't, we have to spoil some of the plot for you.
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Fans get to watch love unfold over a matter of weeks -- and sometimes even days when it gets right down to the wire.
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Sadly, the yellow isn't coming to the U.S. Besides great pricing, the one thing OnePlus gets right with its phones is system performance.
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I spoke with Autor over the phone about his work on "the China shock" and what Trump gets right and wrong about trade.
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We got the chance to chat with Cody about what Neon Demon gets right about Hollywood, getting into character, and, of course, necrophilia.
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Album Review David Longstreth, the songwriter and singer who records as Dirty Projectors, gets right to the point as his new album begins.
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No matter what a budget phone gets right, the cameras are usually the point where sacrifices are made, and Sony's phones are no exception.
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It's easy to focus on all of the things Donald Trump gets wrong about America, but sometimes it's worth considering what he gets right.
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But according to a 2013 interview with Harvard Business Review, she gets right back to work online after she puts her kids to bed.
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Miller, who is petite, impeccably blowdried, and dressed like the born-and-bred Upper East Side lady that she is, gets right to it.
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Obama continued — "No, she gets right back up, comes back stronger" — the mostly young and heavily African-American crowd let out a deafening howl.
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So now's a good time to reengage with Nietzsche's ideas and explain what the alt-right gets right and wrong about their favorite philosopher.
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After viewing all six episodes, I offer a few facts of the embed's life that the show gets right and those it gets wrong.
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At first, he tries to get his son, LaMelo, to handle the situation -- but Miz gets right in his face for some classic trash talk.
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"You may have noticed that my opponent and I have different views about, well, nearly everything when it gets right down to it," Clinton said.
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One thing Bures certainly gets right: Frustratingly, scientists don't understand the precise causes of PMS and PMDD and why some women suffer more than others.
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But the timing is perhaps all the plan gets right, because its ultimate goal of net-zero emissions by 2050 is neither bold nor new.
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But what Resident Evil 7 gets right, just like the original game, is everything before that, when you're trying to open the scary mystery box.
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So now's a good time to re-engage with Nietzsche's ideas and explain what the alt-right gets right and wrong about their favorite philosopher.
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But for anyone else, here's a general sense of what the critics have to say about what the game gets right and what it gets wrong.
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When they have agreed to continue, Apted nevertheless has needed to remain cautious; he gets right up to the line of the unacceptable without crossing it.
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"When it gets right down to it, Americans are pretty generous when it comes to tipping at a restaurant especially when there's good service," he said.
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What It Gets Right To be fair, the trick is, indeed, sometimes effective—and the video pegs neatly the reason why it works when it does work.
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Many have complained that even if they succeed at getting a offending user suspended, that person just creates a new account and gets right back to it.
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The company gets right back to work trying to build on Wrestle Kingdom and answer some of the more pressing storyline questions—How does the loss effect Naito?
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It gets right down to putting your players in the best position you can possibly put them in and then trying to get them to play really well.
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In fact, I'd argue that Spider-Man: Homecoming finally gets right what spinoffs like Marvel's Netflix shows get wrong: giving us a true ground-level perspective of the MCU.
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If he gets right and teams aren't scared off by his reputation, I still don't see him netting much more than Carlos Beltran did for the Yankees last year.
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What Adams gets right is that we're living in "The Age of Profanity": It truly is a wonderful time to swear, and to publish books like his and Bergen's.
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Pump's seen growing increasingly frustrated as he tells cops a bag that allegedly smelled like weed is NOT his ... when a cop gets right in his face and shouts back.
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And that's what Dumplin' gets right: Fatphobia insidiously ebbs and flows to impact the lives of fat women and girls, even the ones who aren't drowning in low self-esteem.
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The first full trailer for Pixar's upcoming animated movie Soul gets right to the point: This movie is an idea about what happens after you die and before you're born.
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The answer to that question gets right to the core of the carbon pricing paradox: If economy-wide carbon pricing is economically optimal, it is, in inverse proportion, politically difficult.
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No matter how many times she gets knocked down, she gets right back up, including after her latest fall at Lake Louise in Canada during the Audi FIS Ski World Cup.
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Here is Alan Cole, an economist at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, explaining what this map gets right that its predecessors struggle with: This map is a brilliant data visualization.
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Read these stories next: What Everyone Should Know About Opioids A Heartbreaking Study Finds Opioid Addiction Rates Are Continuing To Climb What Jamie Lee Curtis Gets Right About The Opioid Epidemic
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Read these stories next: How To Spot Abusive Text Messages & Get Help What Big Little Lies Gets Right About Domestic Violence What You Need To Know About The Cycle Of Abuse
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Related Video: Read these stories next: The Infuriating Thing This Personal Trainer Said To His Client Meet The Size 22 Personal Trainer What This Trainer Gets Right About Being Fat & Fit
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We discuss what Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order gets right with its difficulty, the ups and downs in level design, and the science behind lightsabers on this episode of Waypoint Radio.
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Sitting right between the flagship P-Series Quantum X and the entry-level M-Series Quantum, the P-Series Quantum serves as a fine example of everything the lineup gets right.
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When he gets right inside what a musician is doing in a particular recording or performance, and describes how that affects your body or perceptions, the results are usually lovely and illuminating.
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In the world of reggaeton and Latin pop, Maluma is as cool as it gets right now — and with Gomez on the precipice of a comeback, this would be a major couple.
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There are things that I, Tonya gets right — if emotionally rather than factually — especially when it comes to the demands that are put on the poor in a world that scorns them.
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"Later this week," is about as good as it gets right now, but if you want to buy some fireworks to celebrate, you probably still have a day or two to prepare.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "What the Republican Plan Gets Right," by Marc K. Siegel (Op-Ed, May 6): As a cardiologist for over 30 years, I totally disagree with Dr. Siegel.
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While I generally try not to geek out too much on things like screens and climate control buttons in a review, I do so here because they exemplify what the A4 gets right.
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What the bank gets right, and what new entrants in the market are doing too, is incorporating a number of different services that used to be available as discrete applications under one roof.
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Why is it always the United States that gets right in the middle of things, with something that – you know, it affects us, but not nearly as much as it affects other countries.
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But there is one thing the ad clearly gets right: Presidents have unilateral legal authority to launch nuclear weapons, with essentially no formal checks on their authority to employ the world's deadliest weapon.
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What "The Farewell" gets right about my specific experience of being an Asian-American is the idea that we are as foreign and alien in China as we are in the United States.
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Dressed in a black and white tweed outfit and a black hat, the crasher tries to continue walking around the set when Gigi decides she's had enough ... and gets right in her face.
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"Little TV Woman: 'I Am the Last Woman Object'" (1969) gets right to the point: The white vinyl sculpture looks like a blowup sex toy with a blankly abstracted mouth, breasts and genitals.
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I ask her what a properly expansive concept of love looks like, why it's a mistake to reduce forms of love to sex, and what our culture gets right — and wrong — about monogamy.
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What the show gets right and wrong, as CBS tries to walk that fine line in the search for younger viewers, is more thought-provoking than a thousand hours of Mario Lopez one-liners.
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Related: Animal Rights Group Hopes Graphic Footage Will End France's Foie Gras Love Affair When it comes to blood sports, game bird shooting has got to be about as humane as it gets, right?
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Mr Macron's real challenge is to give a meaningful nod to the ambient distrust of elite institutions, while making sure that any reincarnation preserves what ENA gets right, and fixes what it gets wrong.
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Matt Singer, ScreenCrush: Bohemian Rhapsody's recreation of Queen's Live Aid set is the movie's clear highlight; if there's one thing director Bryan Singer gets right, it's the magical energy of a great rock concert.
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This is a program that EPA gets right and it benefits all Americans, so let's make sure the agency continues to have the dedicated resources to protect the health and safety of our communities.
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Read these stories next: Eating Disorders Are Rare — Disordered Eating Is Common What This HONY Story Gets Right About Eating Disorder Recovery Recovery Is A Dirty Word — The Real Aftermath Of A Chronic Eating Disorder
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Despite all of this, there is one piece of advice about detoxing that Kourtney gets right: Underneath the headline for her guide, she wrote, "What works for me," and that is so key to remember.
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Read these stories next: What This HONY Story Gets Right About Eating Disorder Recovery Eating Disorders Are Rare — Disordered Eating Is Common Recovery Is A Dirty Word — The Real Aftermath Of A Chronic Eating Disorder
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But now, on the latest episode of Technique Critique, security researcher Samy Kamkar blazes a trail of destruction through the chicanery, diagnosing what each famous sequence gets right—or, as is much more likely, wrong.
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So if anything, the one thing Westworld's depressing orgy gets right is that it's the perfect encapsulation of Westworld — and HBO's — general portrayal of sex: dull background noise wrapped in a thin veneer of sensationalism.
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If it had been any actor with less natural appeal than Reynolds, it might not have happened but Reynolds just might be a special case, and this just might be the superhero flick he gets right.
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Personally, I think that one of the things that the U.S. entrepreneurial ecosystem gets right is that the stigma of starting a business and failing one is not nearly as strong as it is in Europe.
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The press won't pat Trump on his head and give him a gold star for the few things he gets right, and then turn a blind eye to the overwhelming majority of things he gets wrong.
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Take a look at this terrifying, upright, two-legged harbinger of doom known as Atlas, which opens doors, walks through the forest, gets knocked over by a puny human, and gets right back up on its own.
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In this respect, the patent application departs from the highfalutin Brave New World aspects of The Selfish Ledger and gets right back to what makes money for Google: creating new services that help advertisers better flaunt their goods.
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That's about the only thing he gets right here, JFK's car would never be for sale, because Tupac and Biggie don't have the structures in place for people to protect them in the way the fallen president does.
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What Netflix&aposs &aposMarriage Story&apos gets right and wrong about divorce, according to a couples therapist&aposThe L Word&apos just showed a lesbian &aposthrouple&apos on TV in one of the first same-sex polyamorous storylines
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I saw If Beale Street Could Talk, and I'll be honest, I thought there were things the movie gets right, but I also thought there were things that it gets wrong—like the development of the characters' roles.
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Rayman opens with a tribal drum beat, then the hair-raising, screechy sound of giant flowers being bent at the neck—Rayman's mischievous titter, which he lets fly every time he finishes a stage, gets right on my nerves.
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What the California law gets right is that this access should be transparent and consistent with a consumer's preferences and permission; that establishes a dynamic that forces companies to be explicit in the exchange of value with the consumer.
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This is one of the things that the D.C. swamp gets right; the heads of the State Department, Defense Department, Justice Department, FBI, and CIA must rise above the day-to-day political fights and be wise enough not to engage.
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Unfortunately, that's pretty much the extent of what Anthem gets right — and to be clear, it really can be fun when you're actually in the middle of a firefight, blasting away, doing combos with friends, taking on hordes of bad guys.
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He gets right to the point of what's troubling you, and based on the archetypes that arise from his reading, helps you understand that your particular brand of shitstorm is just one of many kicking up dust in the universe.
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But the tenderness is short-lived as DaBaby gets right back to the things that have quickly become his trademark: bouncy, jabbing beats with a rapid, percussive tumble of cartoonishly menacing punch lines and audacious, uniquely blush-inducing sex raps.
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Right from the first scene as the hero Therion smashes his spaceship onto the surface of a floating space fortress, smashing a handful of alien monsters in bloody mess, Valfaris gets right in your face and thankfully never lets up.
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Finally, Meyers quizzes Garten, asking her to guess which chef has said each quote—and for every one she gets right, Meyers takes a shot—and by this time, they're both looking pretty tipsy (although, spoiler, one star more than the other).
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Millennials have been unfairly stereotyped in many ways, but if there's one thing the media gets right, it's the fact that we're a generation that disrupts things, that refuses to be put into the same old boxes and told what to do.
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"To me, there is something about this that gets right to the heart of a lot of central myths about America," said Sarah Handley-Cousins, a historian who has written about nearly identical debates over who deserved pensions after the Civil War.
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This isn't a "distraction," but gets right at core concerns about Trump and his ability to govern — the Daniels story is one of many warnings that suggest Trump believes that laws and policies that limit the behavior of ordinary humans simply don't apply to him.
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Per a piece from Time on the course offering, "The Real Game of Thrones: From Modern Myths to Medieval Models" will use George R.R. Martin's book series and its subsequent HBO show to explore what the show gets right and wrong about our own medieval times.
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If there's anyone who's going to write accurate songs about how fucked up and weird love can get, it's going to be a duo with a name that gets right to the heart of where many people found the first trembling brushes of romance: School Dance.
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To the Editor: Re "What Trump Gets Right About Europe," by Jochen Bittner (Op-Ed, June 20): Our defense spending on NATO has nothing to do with why we don't enjoy the many infrastructure benefits like free health care and university that our European allies do.
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Another thing Eastwood gets right is how New York City, desperate for something to cling to in the wake of the 2008 financial collapse a few months before, took to Sully as someone to rally around, a true hero in a world full of con men and grifters.
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Read more:68 of the longest celebrity relationships in Hollywood that prove that love can lastI got a divorce but am still with my ex husband — here&aposs how we made it workWhat Netflix&aposs &aposMarriage Story&apos gets right and wrong about divorce, according to a couples therapist
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In one of the album's characteristically 'unlistenable' moments the host (a mysterious DJ Escrow) reads out a phone number—a number he says he thinks he gets right—so, naturally, I text the phone I'm assuming belongs to DJ Escrow, saying how much I've been enjoying the album.
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Read more Chernobyl coverage:Real-life characters in HBO's 'Chernobyl' on the moment they found out about the disasterWhat HBO's 'Chernobyl' gets right (and wrong) about the world's worst nuclear power plant accidentHBO's 'Chernobyl' series invented a main characterRussia still has 10 Chernobyl-style reactors that scientists say aren't necessarily safe
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If Veronica Mars is going to come back as the detective drama Rob Thomas is envisioning, there are three things we hope it gets right: a really good main mystery, a focus on its fantastic characters, and some of the social commentary that made it succeed during its original run.
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That said, however you may feel about Saya or Maria, Marcus's political leanings, or whether Brandy is villainized enough, it can't be denied that what Deadly Class gets right is that it emphasizes and recognizes that being a good person has nothing to do with being unapologetically powerful, beautiful, rich, or all three.
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In a post on Medium, he pointed to a piece on the same topic, published in 2014, by blogger Nordette Adams, who gets right to the heart of the problem: By including sexist language that reinforces stereotypes in a supposedly impartial source, Oxford Dictionaries is actually both condoning and helping ingrain those stereotypes.
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In 2005, he wrote Read more Chernobyl coverage:Real-life characters in HBO's 'Chernobyl' on the moment they found out about the disasterWhat HBO's 'Chernobyl' gets right (and wrong) about the world's worst nuclear power plant accidentHBO's 'Chernobyl' series invented a main characterRussia still has 10 Chernobyl-style reactors that scientists say aren't necessarily safe
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" And when the jaunty, reverb-heavy guitar groove (think Hinds) really sets in, she gets right down to it: "I bleed once a month / and sometimes when I shave I get little red bumps / I wear short skirts / and sometimes long pants / I can dress how I want / not looking for a show of hands.
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It's a pretty workmanlike verse from Wayne, but it gets right to the point: Rap-A-Lot was undoubtedly key to the development of Cash Money, as their success as an independent record label from the South helped direct Master P's own vision for No Limit Records, which in turn inspired Baby and Slim.
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Since Tay has yet to give the low down on what it all means, we'll attempt to break it down for you: The death of her rep The singer gets right down to it, opening up her video with a tombstone that reads "Here lies Taylor Swift's reputation" before a zombie version of Swift climbs out of the grave.
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Read more:Every Oscar-nominated performance this year, ranked11 actors who say they don&apost watch their own moviesAdam Driver walked out in the middle of a radio interview because he didn&apost want to hear an audio clip from &aposMarriage Story&aposWhat Netflix&aposs &aposMarriage Story&apos gets right and wrong about divorce, according to a couples therapist
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Belonging to a community, feeling at home in the liturgy, carrying on a long family tradition — all these intangibles made it easy enough, before the election, to ignore much of what the church gets wrong and concentrate on what it gets right: supporting open immigration, welcoming refugees, opposing capital punishment, housing the homeless, feeding the hungry, caring for the sick and the aged and the lonely.
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A shame, as Wilson's Heart is shaping up to be a phenomenal VR experience based on this brief impression, the Touch controllers bringing (as) lifelike (as this stuff gets right now) flexibility to the title character's hands as they use a rotary-dial telephone, punch through glass to retrieve a fire extinguisher, and frantically search for the right key to open a door as a murderous stuffed toy inches toward him.
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The process will involve vacuuming radioactive particles and clearing out the "lava" mixture that formed when Soviet workers dumped Read more Chernobyl coverage:Real-life characters in HBO's 'Chernobyl' on the moment they found out about the disasterWhat HBO's 'Chernobyl' gets right (and wrong) about the world's worst nuclear power plant accidentHBO's 'Chernobyl' series invented a main characterRussia still has 10 Chernobyl-style reactors that scientists say aren't necessarily safe
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What It Gets Right Despite all that's wrong with it, the guide does get some things right: It's good to be mindful of what one shares online (don't tweet a picture of that shine new credit card, kids); using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) can be a good idea, though you have to trust the VPN provider of your choice; and Chromebooks are good for general security (though not necessarily for privacy).
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