But the Stingray is still a long way from joining the fleet, and what it could do when it gets there — if it gets there — remains to be seen.
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It's the stuff that gets there that's just mind boggling.
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It's not overnight if it gets there in a week.
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By the time it gets there, there's no good solution.
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It gets there eventually, but also inefficiently and without cleverness.
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But when she gets there, the business partner has disappeared.
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Dolores gets there, and Westworld will never be the same.
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But no matter who gets there first, the power problem remains.
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When he gets there, he didn't realize we were shooting nights.
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It takes him a little longer, but he eventually gets there.
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But in reality, the only person who gets there is Trump.
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If it gets there, there is a chance it could work.
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Who gets there with the best services on top of it?
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Points karate isn't that—the man who gets there first, wins.
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If it gets there, it will have been a rocky ride.
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For her sake -- and for ours -- I hope she gets there.
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If it gets there, the Trump administration will face a conundrum.
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As the technology gets there, we're adapting and growing with it.
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It has a lot of work to do before it gets there.
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He eats waffles or cereal once he gets there at 7:30.
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But as soon as she gets there, Alice knows something is different.
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So why is Westbrook so often the one who gets there first?
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"Wonderstruck" takes a while to find its groove, but it gets there.
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He gets there, and there's nothing there, the tyranny of no choice.
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Just make sure it gets there on time, or you'll be the sucker.
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You do what you have to do in between … until it gets there.
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Once it gets there, renewable energy will be the main source of power.
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But once she gets there, she can't bring herself to wake them up.
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When he gets there, he'll have no shortage of things to talk about.
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If you're the one who gets there first, you'll gain another takeover card.
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"If CNN gets there first, then it's over," he joked to VICE News.
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Trump wants a quick win and cares little about how he gets there.
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Now the country is wondering what Trump will do once he gets there.
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But the Senate has a packed to-do list before its gets there.
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It saves them money, it gets there fast, and they have challenging lives.
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Right across the face of goal, but a Dane head gets there first.
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I cancel that one and call another who gets there in three minutes.
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Will it be Samsung or Huawei or some other company that gets there first?
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It might take him longer to get to certain milestones, but he gets there.
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Make sure everyone knows where the money is going and when it gets there.
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But already-- there's been a lot of sound and fury before he gets there.
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But on "Presence," his big band's third album, the pianist Orrin Evans gets there.
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Christian Jorg, 56, who runs two start-up accelerators, gets there at 7 a.m.
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Unfortunately, she gets there at the exact moment Otis is kissing the very cool Ola.
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There's some kind of clusterfuck going down at the machines though, when he gets there.
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TL;DR: I think McConnell gets there but that it might not happen this week.
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How much do we bet Arya gets there right after Jon has left for Dragonstone?
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"Crisis" almost gets there, overwhelming you with sobbed apologies and the album's most stunning arrangement.
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Imagine what a comparative advantage it would be for the country who gets there first.
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Once he gets there, he said, he will learn English and become a drag performer.
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I always feel like I'm growing it and when it gets there, I'm not there.
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The findings made it clear that drone transport reduces delivery time and gets there quicker.
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The Sixers' process was worth your trust and when LeBron James gets there, it's over.
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Even if EMS gets there first, they're not leaving the ambulance until we get there.
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Kennard can't get to the rim and displays very little explosiveness once he gets there.
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Joel Campbell races for a through ball but keeper Sommer just gets there before him.
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She's pretty certain that by the time she gets there, the guy will be gone.
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Art nearly gets there but most other things don't have the power and versatility of Music.
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His test as prime minister, if he gets there, may finally make him accountable to them.
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Fitting, considering that she's paying such close attention to the number of likes she gets there.
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I mean, there's a few people I won't pick but it depends on who gets there.
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If Jewel gets there — and she is very determined — she'd be an outlier among bariatric patients.
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The end is in sight — but what is he going to say if he gets there?
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Don't wait for first responders to tell you to leave, sometimes the fire gets there first.
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It can be a sensation different from any other game, and I hope it gets there.
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The lessons you've imparted may influence with the conclusion AJ draws, but how he gets there?
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These guys are apex predators amongst the apex predators and no one gets there being nice.
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Investors won't be complaining if he gets there, but it's an incentive to take huge risks.
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Nothing gets there faster than a I.C.B.M. It's just minus the nuclear bomb and add landing.
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"Each session is different — I don't pre-plan any workout before he gets there," Williamson said.
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FARAGE: Well, Boris, of course, Johnson will always favor himself as being the man that gets there.
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Judging by his average winnings per game, it might not be much longer before he gets there.
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And when he gets there, he finds an unfortunate set of circumstances playing out in the home.
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When she gets there she finds her asshole chef Roger hanging by a hook in the freezer.
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Even she is a little choked up when she gets there to explain Shawn's case to Fitz.
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When she gets there, MJ was just hanging out with friends and had her phone on silent.
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But she gets there through a passionate, spirited personal drama that's lovingly shot and exceptionally well-acted.
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I have no idea where the cube is going, or what will happen when it gets there.
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Whoever gets there first moves themselves into the center of the most interesting and lucrative content business.
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He's about halfway to 500, and when he gets there — boom — they're going to be a book.
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Once you know the trend, it's whoever gets there first that gets the attention of the public.
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If it gets there, Apple will be the first US company to cross the trillion-dollar mark.
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NASA says it has a lab full of moon rocks to show him when he gets there.
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There is reason to think North Korea still has some work to do before it gets there.
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Anyone surprised that the yield gets there far more quickly should not be after Mr. Powell's testimony.
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One person fights for one thing, and one person fights for another thing, and it gets there.
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Until Snapchat gets there, he believes it will have a hard time becoming a top digital advertising power.
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But it's not until Vicki gets there that it seems like anyone has really showed up for Maura.
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It mostly gets there, pulling off all the expected story beats without any huge hiccups along the way.
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When she gets there, she ends up finding herself on an awkward triple date with Big and Samantha.
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No one votes on foreign policy until the general; if she gets there it will pull her through.
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It is imperfect, just like the coach himself, but no one will remember that if it gets there.
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He tells her to stay there and not to let anyone talk to Grotto until he gets there.
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What can we expect when he gets there, and what should we expect of transatlantic relations going forward?
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We know, more or less, where this is going — the fun of Rocketman is how it gets there.
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The company that gets there first will lead the industry, and naturally he plans to make Luminar that company.
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"That's one to buy in the $120s and I'll be pounding the table when it gets there," Cramer said.
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Generally, store merchandise gets there by the semi-truckload, so a retailer has paid for that distribution cost once.
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Because of that, it seems unclear whether NASA will even send people to Mars before SpaceX gets there itself.
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But in its disappointing production, perhaps imposed upon it by Netflix's glossy TV machine, it never quite gets there.
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But it finds its own territory within that well-trod country — and it gets there via stop-motion sharks.
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The thinking is that the farther you get from human centers, the more plastic gets there through the atmosphere.
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He gets there as she's screaming out for a C-section, which she can't have because it's too late.
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But no matter how agile and sneaky one gets, there is one person whose presence is unavoidable: The Doorman.
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Spoiler alert ... she ends up winning on behalf of her client, but the way she gets there sorta sucks.
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Unfortunately, The Incredible Hulk never gets there, and by the end has reduced him to a mindless CGI monster.
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If Instagram can get its Stories institutionalized worldwide before Snapchat gets there, it could lock in a long-standing audience.
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If it gets there, what does that mean for the people Amazon currently pays to deliver packages to your door?
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But once she gets there, the casting directors tell her to do a baffling task: just tell them a story.
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The speaker's sturdy construction means you'll feel confident carrying it around wherever you go without worrying how it gets there.
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Rather than carrying fuel from Earth for use on Mars, Musk wants SpaceX to create fuel when it gets there.
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They don't know when he will arrive or what they will do when he gets there, but still they wait.
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Berman goes to increasingly bizarre lengths to make sure he gets there first, then starts to question his own methods.
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And Dust & Salt gets there, or at least gestures enough to show me the thing that I've been looking for.
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Uber wants to go autonomous, but I don't know how it gets there without building its own fleet as well.
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And anyway, if you don't live within a three-hour drive of Cape Cod, your team hardly ever gets there.
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DACA recipients and their lawyers hope Hanen's ruling won't further legitimize the Trump administration's claim when the case gets there.
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ORMD-0801 goes from the gut to the liver, while injected insulin circulates throughout the body before it gets there.
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All they can do, under U.S. law, is effect a citizen's arrest, detain illegals until the Border Patrol gets there.
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All-payer rate setting gets there by setting one price that every health insurer pays for any given medical procedure.
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But it could take years for DISH to get to the point where Sprint is now — if it ever gets there.
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In his piece, Cuozzo almost gets there, albeit near the end in a paragraph with a "To be sure"-type twist.
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Rachel gets there just as Ruby's dad and the camera crew are bursting into the suitor suite to catch the action.
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And so once you have phones and it's truly global, whoever gets there first sort of wins and won't be displaced.
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If you send a rover to Mars, you need to figure out what you want to study once it gets there.
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We hope that, however he gets there, Simmons can soon go back to the quiet life of a retired fitness genius.
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So when he gets there, finally, it's an opportunity for him to completely immerse himself in this new kind of character.
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He thinks he spots someone when Martha visits Clark's place again, so Philip, in disguise, slips out before she gets there.
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Families don't blend Brady-style — each generation now goes its own way, and gets there with its own form of media.
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He worked his whole life to get to this point, and the moment he gets there they turn him into Hitler.
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Once Red gets there, he tries to convince Frank that this man isn't the Blacksmith, despite his confession that he is.
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Miranda never quite gets there with All the Missing Girls, but it's still a treat to follow her on the way.
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But how NRG gets there — especially with investors and a board that seem intolerant of bold steps — remains vague at best.
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"It's still not common, it's still an elite record, no matter who gets there or how they get there," Martz said.
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By the time it gets there, the fully burdened cost can reach anywhere from $30 to an astounding $400 per gallon.
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I care too, but I also want to make sure my daughter can take care of herself when she gets there.
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Maybe if there is a Game 123 he can toss an inning or two in relief, if it ever gets there.
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"What works on the way to the White House does not always work once a candidate gets there," our reporters write.
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But when she gets there, things are kind of a mess: Jackie is on coke and wrote her a pretty bad song.
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There's a good chance it gets there sometime before the coming weekend, and the weekend will definitely push it over if not.
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As soon as Kristina Dooley's 5-year-old triplets see an elevator, they race to be the one who gets there first.
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While Sanders' plan is about as good as it gets, there is a downside: It doesn't work even on a good day.
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But now either he or Isner will reach his first Wimbledon final and face an all-time great when he gets there.
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The problem is that what works on the way to the White House does not always work once a candidate gets there.
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ANEMIAS is so-so fill, and I probably wouldn't have thought of defining it as "weaknesses," but it gets there. Eventually. 11D.
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But if the office gets there, honestly, whatever "demands" the organizers start to make aren't going to be what hurts the company.
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"You price in a recession that almost gets there, but doesn't happen," said Tony Dwyer, chief market strategist at brokerage firm Canaccord Genuity.
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Events on screen can be legitimately painful to watch, and Eighth Grade — an otherwise lighthearted movie about awkward pre-teen years — gets there.
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If he gets there on time, he'll be able to see chef José Andrés, a noted Trump critic, throw out the first pitch.
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Some of our data gets there because we hand it over to websites willingly, but a lot of it doesn't happen that way.
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As has become typical for Dom, she gets there just in time to be on the wrong end of the Dark Army's guns.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has a knack for recognizing the challenges facing ordinary Americans years before the rest of the political world gets there.
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Once it gets there, four Republican senators would have to vote against Barr to kill his nomination, and that's extremely unlikely to happen.
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You need to be able to clearly state where is the organization heading and outline steps how you expect that it gets there.
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If he wins the World Series before he gets there, Jansen will have a chance to be on the mound at the end.
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Berman goes to increasingly bizarre lengths to make sure he gets there first, then starts to question the ethics of his own methods.
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But what is necessary now is for the Iranian leadership to communicate a road map to the public about how it gets there.
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" RH: "[CEO] Gary Friedman's doing the right thing, but you may have to buy [shares] a little bit lower if it gets there.
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Biden said he imagines it will become easier to understand what Trump will do in office once he gets there in two weeks.
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It is possible that if one gets there first, the Supreme Court could decide to call up the other as well, lawyers said.
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While the NYC skyline is as iconic as it gets, there are plenty of international contenders that are pretty spectacular in their own right.
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Dominick Cruz goes into a fight looking to stay off the fence, but he knows what to do if and when he gets there.
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By the time New Horizons gets there on January 1, 2019, it'll be about 43.3 times as far from the sun as the Earth.
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But just when it seems like Shao and the guys are going to lose, the secret weapon they need shows up: Zeke gets there.
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But if it does hope to avoid that revolt before it gets there, it'd better invest in the workers behind the wheel right now.
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But when she gets there she finds Anika being rushed into an ambulance as a result of what appears to be a panic attack.
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But before he gets there, Trump appears determined to delegitimize a G.O.P. delegate-selection process in case it costs him the nomination in Cleveland.
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Downsizing isn't perfect, though, and while it seems at times like the film is making a feint toward satire, it never really gets there.
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The episode ends with Eleanor nudged in the direction of finding Chidi and her former friends, and fades to black before she gets there.
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Artificial intelligence is poised to continue advancing until it is "everywhere" — and before it gets there, Tolga Kurtoglu wants to make sure it's trustworthy.
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But the way the episode gets there is still so much more compelling than anything else UnReal has tried to shock us with this season.
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I finish my work before he gets there, and we spend time catching up while I force him to watch terrible reality TV. 10 p.m.
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Before it gets there, it needs to implement the final 88 changes to its economy - the last batch of reforms agreed with euro zone creditors.
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After 45 minutes, my friend gets there and he's like, 'There's a hole in your pants…' And I was like, 'What are you talking about?!
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It's just like Sheree on Real Housewives of Atlanta talking up her big fashion show, and then everyone gets there to find no actual clothes.
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The state may be the first in the country to hit 50 percent wind generation in a year or two, unless Iowa gets there first.
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So, with the Dow now still just 66 points away, there is some hope the Dow gets there in the final trading days of 2016.
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But his cross is a bit too swift for Firmino, who gets there a beat late, and it rolls through the goal mouth and out.
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The state may be the first in the country to hit 50 percent wind generation in a year or two, unless Iowa gets there first.
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America's Top State for Business in 2017 gets there on the strength of the nation's fastest-growing economy, and that is fueling the job market.
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That's why it's important to try to keep an unfit figure out of the White House and to check his abuses if he gets there.
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Until it gets there, Amazon won't go the way of Alphabet; it will go head-to-head against Google's empire, multi-headed conglomerate versus a monolith.
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Just like with other NRO launches, we don't really know much about this satellite's final destination or what the probe will do when it gets there.
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Once he gets there, he's going to be very mainstream, he's gonna ... I would have that conversation with ... HR: Be a good businessman, and the like.
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Run out: If a batsman runs for his partner's crease and the ball is thrown into the wickets before he gets there, he's been run out.
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But how it gets there, and how it channels its love for the past into its strange and haunting present, is an endless and wonderful surprise.
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It's not so much the equilibrium number, or when the Fed gets there...There's been talk that the Fed should shorten the duration of its Treasurys.
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The story of 3 Mics is the story of a guy who wants to be something and is sort of figuring out how he gets there.
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Yet even with that intrinsic predictability, it's the way the story gets there, and how the characters handle the aftermath, that make the book so electrifying.
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The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our "Weak Laws" Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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Sometime before the case gets there, the White House and the Justice Department ought to put their heads together to figure out what they're fighting for.
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"Nothing happens that rises to the level of a foul while the ball is in the air before it gets there by either player," Riveron said.
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W. gets there a few minutes later and tries to sneak up behind me, but I notice him coming and hand him my items to carry.
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" He added: "To think that of all the governments and banks who are toying with the idea it would be Nicolas Maduro who gets there first.
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" "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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Collins recommended playing Qorvo up to $58, and if it gets there, to revisit the monthly chart to decide if it is time to ring the register.
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"Scientists still have not exhaustively documented what all is in milk, how it all gets there, and what they all do for the infant," Dr. Hinde says.
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But you can see how if he gets there, Techland — at least corners of it — could start telling itself that Trumpland might have some upside, after all.
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Too early, and the system locks you out for a crucial fraction of a second; too late, and the brainiac at the next podium gets there first.
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The Deebot N2200S eventually gets there, of course, because even a bunch of monkeys with typewriters will pound out a Shakespearean sonnet on a long enough timeline.
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But it looks increasingly likely that Trump is going to have to clear a major hurdle before he even gets there: A primary challenge from Maryland Gov.
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This could be the year he gets there — and, with any luck, he just might leap into the arms of closer Kenley Jansen after the final out.
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But all the precision means is that the bomb gets where it's meant to go; it doesn't tell us anything about what it does when it gets there.
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"We are working from both sides and we'll see who gets there first," Juan Escobar, a mining engineer, explained at a Thursday press conference, according to NBC News.
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The operator of a remotely piloted armed Reaper drone is in the OODA loop because he decides where it goes and what it does when it gets there.
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Mercury from industrialized nations is polluting the Arctic; here's how it gets there Consider, for example, a fish that has become adapted to eating one type of zooplankton.
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" Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, told reporters on Tuesday that "the sooner the White House gets there the better," adding: "I don't know what's taking so long.
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Because then you can detain the illegals crossing until Border Patrol gets there, and then the Democrats can&apost accuse the robots of being racist, because they&aposre robots.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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The changing forecast now predicts the storm won't have as great an impact on the state as once feared, and Matthew might even turn around before it gets there.
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It's an idea that could fundamentally reshape the idea of the utility business — and give control over it, on a global scale, to whichever world power gets there first.
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Because of how hot the region gets, there are already laws in place to keep people from working outside from 12 PM to 4PM, but that isn't always followed.
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For something which started out as 'No Holds Barred' and which prides itself on being 'as real as it gets', there sure are a ton of terms and conditions.
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It may one day allow for even more meaningful dialogue and experience in this setting, but it's got a lot of infrastructural and tech barriers before it gets there.
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That way, you'd be able to simply select "Zoom Meeting" within your Google Calendar event, and thereby generate a link to join it, so everyone gets there on time.
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From April 3: The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our "Weak Laws" Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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Netflix gets there first -- as world-building exercises based on graphic novels go -- with "The Umbrella Academy," a dark, complex, undeniably ambitious series about super-people and their problems.
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She just wants to put it on, look fabulous, go to work and forget about that because she's got way more important things to think about when she gets there.
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"I understand that everyone is traveling to the carnival, but it's my responsibility to make sure everyone gets there safely," said Garry Willmett, the officer who pulled over the bus.
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But once he gets there, the liberality of his inner world seems dwarfed by the rote rapport he has with these fellow Chileans whose lives he brings his camera into.
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"Getting that community going means that by the time the hardware gets there 10 years from now we'll have a thriving ecosystem of experiences that people can enjoy," Spiegel said.
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If you live in New York City, where light pollution is perhaps as bad as it gets, there aren&apost too many celestial sights that you can look forward to seeing.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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He gets there with the help of a therapist, but at every turn we're reminded that Will grew up in a blue-collar culture that doesn't embrace men who feel things.
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Sooner or later, its phones will command the kind of premium prices it's frowning on right now, but there's still quite a bit of runway to go before it gets there.
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What she finds when she gets there is a place that is at once familiar and unrecognizable — and a family secret that has deeper roots than she could have ever imagined.
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Trump may make it to the White House on the backs of people in Ohio and Michigan, but once he gets there he'll set to work helping people like Donald Trump.
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The film follows Centineo as Brooks Rattigan, a bright but somewhat vacuous high schooler who dreams of getting into Yale but isn't sure what he'll do once he actually gets there.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple is on the verge of becoming the first $1 trillion publicly listed U.S. company, but even if it gets there, it could soon be overtaken as Amazon.
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"We know that we're in a competition, and we know that this competition is real — it matters who gets there first," said US energy secretary Rick Perry during the supercomputer's unveiling.
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She has raised more than $248,22018 thus far, including from many donors who have donated the maximum amount of $22018,234 to her primary and, if she gets there, general election campaigns.
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This season, she has been on a mission to find her daughter from a previous story line, but when she finally gets there in "Phase Space," the moment is curiously anticlimactic.
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" Biden has not had a memorable Iowa slogan ("No Malarkey" was in place for a week, replaced by "Soul of the Nation"), but this one gets there: "Vote Biden, beat Trump.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," he posted Tuesday on Twitter.
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He gets there on the first floor — the building just behind me — and it&aposs very clear that there&aposs a bad guy, he&aposs got two knives in his hands.
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And if working-class people think they're gonna have a friend in the White House with Hillary, boy, are they in for a rude awakening if, God forbid, she gets there.
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When she gets there, it will be because the cracks you worked so hard to put in that highest, hardest glass ceiling will ensure the light shines down to guide her way.
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Even when the pressure gets there, dump-offs generate positive yardage; unable to stop the run game, the Raiders defense needs offensive penalties or big plays simply to get off the field.
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The cameras show them walking in separately, using the characters outside the apartment complex as a subtle clue that significant time has passed from when Lawrence gets there to when Issa arrives.
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Depending on the metric, they all may have a case, Moorhead said, adding that it's not just about who gets there first: Costs and yield rates matter, as do other technical factors.
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But it seems more likely than not that before the middle of this century either China or the United States will do so, with extraordinary advantages for whichever nation gets there first.
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Sometimes she gets there by describing her success passing bills and her ability to stand up next to men, like she did on a trip she took to Ukraine with Republican senators.
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While it is not clear what will happen when the group arrives at the border, or if it will disperse before it gets there, there are signs the U.S. is preparing legal defenses.
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If it gets there, she'll still be up against some art institutions within the country, including the National Mixed Media Arts Council, whose refusal to support #YoTambienExija may have led to her arrest.
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"There is inflation out there on the horizon but it is largely a mirage policymakers think will disappear when the economy gets there," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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But when he gets there, he meets Ernie (Brent Jennings), who becomes the "knight" to Dud's "squire," as the two attempt to solve the mysteries of the Lodge, the Lynx, and the universe.
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On the suggestion of a friend, I bussed from the airport directly to Tacos El Gordo — a 60-minute trip (I missed the 5003 bus, which gets there in about half the time).
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"If the Cruz consumer choice amendment gets there, yes I can support it without the MacArthur amendment in there because I think it gives everybody some options," Meadows told reporters late last week.
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Tropical Storm Vicente is also expected to impact the country Tuesday, but farther south than Willa, and the weakening system may dissipate by the time it gets there, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Now the market has come close to a tipping point to prove the January rally is not just a bear market rebound, but it has a few hurdles to clear before it gets there.
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Meanwhile, here's a look at Lyft CEO Logan Green, who has mostly shunned public attention up till now but is racing to take his company public before its much larger rival Uber gets there.
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The startups of tomorrow will become potential revenue streams for ISPs, either by creating preferential deals with cloud storage providers (raising costs across the board) or simply creating their own that gets there faster.
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Some of these stars are so ginormous it's impossible to comprehend but the crazy thing is that no matter how comically huge something gets, there always seems to be something even bigger out there.
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Thanks to Google News Lab, you can experience what the Donald will see when he gets there — the bright lights, the glaring cameras, the dishonest and unfair media — in a stunning 360-degree view.
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Lifetime gets there first this weekend with "Love You to Death," a movie clearly "inspired" by the case, which draws upon the public record, changes the names but hews closely to the basic story.
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When he gets there, he discovers the best, quickest burger he can imagine, at a walk-up burger stand — a revelation in an age of drive-thrus characterized by slow service and wrong orders.
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He befriends a human and takes Mowgli under his wing when the boy leaves Bageera, and though he doesn't always have his new friend's best interests at heart, he gets there in the end.
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He flies on sturdy planes through some of the planet's strongest storms to gather precious data that will help forecasters determine where a hurricane is heading and how powerful it'll be when it gets there.
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The caravan is weeks away from reaching the US-Mexico border, and when it gets there, the people in it are likely to turn themselves in legally at an official border crossing to claim asylum.
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As its early priorities, Red Dead Redemption 2 demonstrates less an interest in the freedom and expansiveness of its world–though it gets there, eventually–but an interest in forcing you to take your time.
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"The eagle sees the drone as its prey, so he tries to take it to a safe location and guard it once he gets there," says Sjoerd Hoogendoorn from Guard from Above in the video.
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Melanoma is more likely than most cancers to spread to the brain, and once it gets there, fewer than 20 percent of patients survive one year with traditional treatments, an author of the study said.
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You know, it comes to mind because I was on the opposite side that people talk about Wayne Gretzky or Michael Jordan as knowing where the puck or the ball was going before it gets there.
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The Crew Dragon will be arriving at the International Space Station, which currently has three people on board, and NASA wants to make sure those crew members aren't in any danger when the capsule gets there.
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They worry that quantum-computing machines might one day be able to crack the world's best encryption, which could give the country that gets there first the capability to decode secret communications or to hack banks.
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That's still not all that comforting to customers who are waking up to the fact that their personal data is what will make MoviePass affordable in the long-term – if it ever gets there, that is.
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When it gets there, the bot engages its own little conveyor belt, sliding the package off its back and down a chute to the floor below, where it can be loaded onto a truck for delivery.
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A corner kick dribbles by the goal line but isn't put it, a Busquets shot from outside the box is blocked, and Iranian keeper Alireza Beiranvand parries the rebound away just before Lucas Vázquez gets there.
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Bad places are near schools, cemeteries and police stations (because they can draw unwanted attention), apartment block courtyards (because the gates might be closed when the customer gets there), and even gutters (unless packages are waterproofed).
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She's simultaneously developing a relationship with her father's teaching assistant that always seems just on the cusp of turning into something more, but never quite gets there — and Ruth is the one who's always pulling away.
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Four people who share the same birthday — in that they're all turning 36 on the same day — share a surprising connection (no spoilers!) in a series that aims for warm and winning and occasionally gets there.
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No matter how frivolous this show gets — there was a pink fur blanket heavily featured in this episode — hints of the real world always bleed through, proving that we're not at smart as we think we are.
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That works great for stuff that isn't time-sensitive, like email: That dumb joke from your in-laws gets to you when it gets to you, and it's okay if it gets there 30 seconds from now.
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As he has for the past three seasons, Pavelski has spent these playoffs showing off his ability to know from the position of the puck where he needs to go next—and eventually, the puck gets there.
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"You're not so far away that someone gets there every once in a while, so you can assess these guys as they grow," said Bill Zito, the Monsters' general manager and the Blue Jackets' assistant general manager.
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Nevertheless, I loaded up Doom, Star Crystal, Species II, Ghosts of Mars, Total Recall, and The Last Days on Mars, to help Elon Musk prepare for what may be in store for when SpaceX finally gets there.
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An "anti-hate satire" about an imaginary Hitler may seem a long, strange way to go about making this point — but it gets there in the end, with room for some deeply entertaining detours along the way.
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Even Bernie's plan has a runway before it gets there, because it's -- look, it's a big and complex system, and we've got to make sure that we land this in a way that doesn't do any harm.
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Faye Dunaway was an absolute disaster onstage before getting canned from a play producers hoped to take to Broadway -- and now we know why she won't be part of the production, "Tea at Five," if it gets there.
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Hays tracks them down, but by the time he gets there, he is in the midst of an episode and forgets where he is and why he's there, even after his son and daughter come to get him.
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Though the colon is closer to the exit point, there's less disruption to the epithelium there because the alcohol has been absorbed by the stomach and then the small intestine by the time it gets there, Beyder says.
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Gonzalez and Winchester both are racing to be first to a routine cross, but Winchester gets there first and the ball ricochets off him, then off Gonzalez's shin, and then in a spinning loop over goalkeeper Tim Howard.
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You know that as soon as everyone finally gets there — to the place where they are supposed to be truly and authentically Indian, as best they can figure out what it means — something terrible is going to happen.
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"He knows where the puck is going to be and he gets there, and he makes plays well in advance of when most players would make decisions with the puck," said Blaine Smith, the president of the Sudbury Wolves.
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They successfully made a two-way 2G connection between an ordinary ground device and the satellite, proving that the signal not only gets there and back, but that its Doppler and delay distortions can be rectified on the fly.
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The path to motherhood isn't one standard, cookie-cutter experience (seriously, we know) — and because not everyone gets there the same way (if at all), it's important to buck with convention and find a lifestyle that works for you.
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AR is more broadly one of those unique scenarios where everyone can imagine a potential end-case, it's how it gets there that's the head-scratcher and Apple seems to need developers to take on the risk of experimenting.
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Christina Hart spent so many bitter mornings waiting in the cold for the bakery in Manhattan where she works to open that the entire crew now gets there early, a solution the owner cooked up so she wouldn't quit.
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The Gunslinger is seeking the Tower — and we get a few glimpses of the tower itself in various stages of disrepair — and though he's not sure what he's going to do when he gets there, he knows his quest requires it.
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Durant can get his shot off well before the double gets there, and he's a talented enough passer with good enough vision that he'll start scoping out passing lanes if teams use this type of defense against him often enough.
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JIM CRAMER: Now I'll go to you, Kevin, because as someone who owns a couple of restaurants, what I am conscious of is you've got to choose the guy who can make it so it's hot when it gets there.
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And if I can do it with a 90 percent Democrat legislature in Arkansas, there is no excuse for any president not being able to lead in Washington if he knows what the heck he is doing when he gets there.
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When he gets there, Ra-Ra reminds him that he has the opportunity to prove to Mylene that he's trustworthy and dependable, which gets Zeke thinking about if he really should go to church and help her impress the record exec.
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I genuinely believe Magic Leap has given me a glimpse of the future of computing, but it might take a long time to reach that future, and I'm not sure Magic Leap will be the company that gets there first.
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We will keep our companies and jobs in the U.S. Thanks Carrier Trump is reading from the Cory Booker Book of Political Optics here, swooping in to save the day and making sure the cameras are on when he gets there.
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With the postal service's Informed Delivery app, you can have email or text alerts about packages sent to you automatically, and you can post delivery instructions for the mail carrier if you won't be home when the package gets there.
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"It's long enough that if CPR isn't done before the ambulance gets there, it's not going to turn out well for the patient," said lead author Dr. Howard Mell, of CEP-America and Presence Mercy Medical Center in Aurora, Illinois.
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The US Army's Human Research and Engineering Directorate (HRED), which has the mission of improving "soldier-machine interactions in mission contexts," recently sponsored and co-authored research that could lead to the above scenario—if the technology ever gets there.
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First-time feature director Nic Mathieu aims for a gritty, realistic urban feel for Spectral, and once the action starts, he largely gets there, though without the immersive intensity of Black Hawk Down, or the emotional connections Aliens makes with its doomed combatants.
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Of course Rick will still have to kill Negan (the "one person" referenced in his Bill Pullman Independence Day speech) before he gets there, as offing the Big Bad was the one part of the group's plan that didn't quite work out.
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Nothing that lands on your dinner plate gets there without the use of water: crops can't flourish without water; the grain we feed our livestock needs water to grow; and even the most processed, artificial foods utilize water during the manufacturing process.
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The joy of following Giannascoli around this strange territory isn't found in the hope that he'll realize himself when he gets there or that he'll reconcile his disparate, conflicting personas—it's in the freedom he's found to veer off-course at all.
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"Old age is for anybody who gets there," Le Guin asserts in a scorching section about aging, while two others describe the travails of her cat, Pard, with less irony than J. R. Ackerley's memoir of his dog, Tulip, but no less charm.
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Race to the Treasure (ages 5 to 8) is a cooperative game; instead of competing against one another, players have to strategize together to lay a tile path to collect three keys and unlock a treasure before the ogre gets there first.
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"If instead you could take their blood, put it in a drone and then send it to a hospital 50 km (30 miles) away, it gets there in an hour, the blood gets tested (and) the results get sent back by SMS," said Klaptocz.
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It finally comes to a conclusion with an extended coda that really tests the audience's suspension of disbelief, and while the movie ultimately delivers a final moment that some audiences will definitely be craving, the way it gets there is easily the weakest part of the film.
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If Assad gets there first, then he, Russia and Iran control the vital highways that turn the Tehran, Baghdad, Damascus, Beirut axis into one smooth tarmac ride from the Persian mountains and Iran's mullahs to their seaside proxies Hezbollah, more than 1,000 miles away in Lebanon.
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It's as if Martin is looking for his friends in the most secluded places he can think of in the game's universe, and then burning the place down once he gets there with a destructive urge that comes from not being able to get what you want.
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All of which is to say, if this market cycle is eventually going to become a true rerun of the late-'90s — and there's a good chance it never quite will, in many respects — there is still a good way to go before it gets there.
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Of those, I really liked WELL DAMN, WELCOME TO MY LIFE (a fantastic entry, although I'm not sure the clue quite gets there; I hear it as "Now you see what I'm going through"), MEGADEAL, DON'T WAIT UP FOR ME, TIGER MOM, NEVER FAILS and PLEASE STOP.
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Nargiz, who asked that her last name not be used for fear of repercussions for her job, said she wore the abaya only to go to work, so that men don't bother her on the bus, and she takes it off as soon as she gets there.
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And they start making it so that a person like Pam Bondi can&apost go see a Mister Rogers movie, or so that my daughter can&apost even get to the appetizer because the moment she gets there, the manager tosses her out and tells her to leave.
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It should be as simple and convenient to use as is electricity; electricity is straightforwardly available via a trivially simple interface by plugging it into the wall; you don't know or care how it gets there or where it comes from, but it delivers its services on demand.
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Startup founders need to decide how much salary is enough While the ultimate goal is a successful exit, not everyone gets there, and it begs the question: How much is fair to take out in the form of salary, especially in the early years when money is tight?
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Gordon's average of 343 yards per carry on 234 carries is some extremely replacement-level stuff; with an offensive line that finished 22015st in Football Outsiders' Adjusted Line Yards returning intact, he's going to have to show more burst to the hole and more power once he gets there.
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On a loan with a balance of $30,000 and an interest rate of 6.5%, a 0.25% interest rate deduction would mean a savings of $586 over the life of the loanThis will help make sure your payment gets there on time each month, and that you never accidentally forget.
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"These are key things to practice for the initial period of war, where time and distance are crucial, and whoever gets there first has a big advantage," said Michael Kofman, a senior research scientist at the Center for Naval Analyses' Russia program who chronicled the exercise on his blog.
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Graham "disagrees with the way Democrats have conducted the probe and is going to investigate when it gets there, and he will make sure that investigative process actually comes out with as much light and transparency as possible," one GOP lawmaker who attended the meeting told The Hill.
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An Executive Order signed by U.S. President Donald Trump in his first few days in office could jeopardize a six-month-old data transfer framework that enables EU citizens' personal data to flow to the U.S. for processing — with the promise of 'essentially equivalent' privacy protection once it gets there.
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Earlier this year, Trump raged against the arrival of a caravan of Central American migrants as it journeyed towards the U.S. "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," he tweeted in April.
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Much as Belichick moved the New England Patriots from a tidy ball-control offense to an explosive one, and then later redefined the tight end position, Saban sees where the rules, the players and the coaches are taking the game, and then he gets there faster and better than anyone else.
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"One thing you are seeing this earnings season is that profits have been good and investors feel like the environment is as good as it gets, there is not that much upside or catalysts going forward, so they are taking profits," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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"I think that the case of the matter is he'll have a record, he'll be able to promote it, but don't kid yourself that Donald Trump and President Putin are going to have a say in what Bernie Sanders' record looks like by the time he gets there to do that," Emmanuel said.
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I laid out a plan on how we're going to do that, beginning with getting back into the Paris climate agreement, and going beyond that by making investments to net-zero carbon emissions in the United States by 2045 and lead so that, at [the] latest, the world gets there by 2050.
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They have a country of 1.3 billion people; they've got a leader who has unrestricted power as such for some time to come for as long as he wants, who has a vision of where he wants to take his country, it's going to have very little difference of opinion on how he gets there.
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Sandler, in particular, is asked to go places he hasn't been as an actor since Punch-Drunk Love — and he gets there so seemingly effortlessly, and with such comedic precision and control of sentiment (the way he plays Danny's relationship with his daughter is delightful), you wonder what it would take for him to do it more often.
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"I was at a gathering in Venice Beach and my friend Peter Thiel, who has a very direct and remarkable way of speaking, stopped me midsentence and said when are you going to stop talking about moving to LA and actually move to LA."Once he gets there, Chavez said he planned to do nothing for some time.
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"Usually [Simmons] always rides his bike to gym, so he is getting cardio before he gets there, and then once we meet up we do about 15 minutes more of cardio, then jump into some warm-up sets of whatever body part we are working on just to get some blood in the muscle," the trainer said.
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The Oasis, created by an eccentric billionaire, is a wondrous place where you can be anything — another gender, another species — and the 1980s-loving Wade and his crush, Samantha Cook (played by Olivia Cooke, from "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl"), race to solve a three-part treasure hunt before an evil corporation, in both worlds, gets there first.
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While the ultimate goal is a successful exit, not everyone gets there, and it begs the question, how much is fair to take out in the form of salary, especially in the early years when money is tight, and at what point is it reasonable to sell a bit of equity to take some money out of the business and live a more comfortable life.
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Everyone comes to caring about this because they're looking for an escape of some kind, a thing to study and scream about and a place to be together with other people, but it's safe to say that no one gets there quite the same way or stays for quite the same reasons, at least beyond the fact that all this suffering is, somehow, extremely cool and good to us.
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Yeah, I think the documentary— the trailer sort of gets there, but it becomes a bit of a study about, "What does it mean"— and I mentioned before about this idea like, you know, yes, someone can be on YouTube, and what does that mean, but then like, what's really going on in a person that is deciding to upload videos and be active on that in terms of putting videos out?
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