And he gets to speak up, he gets to give speeches, he gets to ... You know what I mean?
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He gets to decide what he gets to talk about.
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They start out of the gate, the pandemic begins to rage in China, gets to Korea, gets to Japan, gets to Iran.
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To take the case of immigration, it's not about who gets to come, but about who gets to decide who gets to come.
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He gets to relax, and he gets to do some damage, too.
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If the prosecution gets to call John Bolton, the prosecution gets to call Hunter Biden.
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"We fight over who gets to write which half, who gets to kill Sansa..." he said.
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One side gets to keep its money; the other side gets to keep its guns, and prejudices.
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The reasons are simple: He gets to cook and he gets to make people happy, he said.
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Even if it gets to be Netflix, which is cool, then gets to be shoved at you.
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Biden gets to stand up to Trump and Trump gets to secretly keep the money for charity.
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Basically, the baby gets to be the goofy animal sidekick, while our daughter gets to be the princess.
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My hope is that one day he gets to talk to women, and gets to listen to them.
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By the way, if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks.
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Moreover, it isn't just about who gets to tell the stories; it's also about who gets to hear the stories.
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In this cleverly edited YouTube video from zouru aptly titled "Jon Snow gets to work," Jon Snow....gets to work.
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"I'm going to be very anxious to see how we'll gets to 51 votes and how the House gets to 218."
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By the way, and if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks.
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You get to control the way the meeting goes, who gets to share their screen, and who gets to stick around.
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So she gets to punch into her Women in Power class; and she gets to punch into Tribal Ancestry and You 101.
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"Under this type of system of surveillance nobody is safe, nobody gets to question, nobody gets to dissent," Douša told BuzzFeed News.
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It's understanding her privilege, it's understanding that she gets to go back to this life, she gets to go back to school.
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And he wonders about how all that data might be used, who gets to use it and who gets to keep it.
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Who gets to officially make that call about who gets rehabilitated, or gets to return to public life or employment, and when?
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But the problem with self-deportation is that the government doesn't get to decide who gets to stay and who gets to leave.
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He gets to break the rules, and then he gets to establish rules of his own when he must answer for his misdeeds.
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But think about this—if we can't all agree on who gets to go where, then no one gets to go at all.
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And I committed myself to expanding the range of who gets to participate in the theater — who gets to see it, who gets to make it, whose story gets told — because the promise of America is that the culture belongs to everyone.
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The traditional model we've been fed about who gets to have power and who gets to write legislation — it's time to break that apart.
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" In addition, Brown said ethical considerations would come up "if the executive gets to decide from whom it gets to accept donations and for what.
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So when it gets to more of financial planning, when it gets to more protection and the upside in the market there's opportunity for growth.
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The seller gets to offload credit that is of no use or before it expires, and the buyer gets to purchase credit at a significant discount.
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They were at the Alamo and ran into the problem of figuring out who gets to be in the picture and who gets to take it.
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He not only gets to look stern and Churchillian, his best look, he also gets to dismiss all criticism of him being a lightweight as unpatriotic.
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And in Ms. Warren's case, who gets to be Native American — or at least, who gets to claim Native American heritage as part of their identity?
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The Trump administration may be skeptical of the United Nations, but the president himself usually enjoys the scene in Turtle Bay: He gets to be the center of attention, he gets to hobnob with world leaders, and he gets to sleep at home in New York.
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If you order directly through the restaurant and tip in cash, the restaurant gets to make a profit and the delivery guy gets to keep his tip.
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Currently, she's an ambassador for W Hotels, which means she gets to travel the world, yes, and she gets to design some cool gadgets for visitors, too.
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Now, she not only gets to star alongside him in the film, she also gets to "tenderize [his] a–" with a belt while he wears a chicken suit.
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But Ms. Salvant's approach can change by the line, throwing light from all sorts of angles (hear her when she gets to "She just never gets to bat").
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Because NBC owns the rights to the Olympics for years to come, it still gets to dictate how everyone else gets to watch the Games—at least to a point.
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He gets to live a long life, we can only hope, in which he someday gets to tell kids about the time he had the wrestling world at his feet.
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Either way, It's fun to make side bets — the winner gets to pick the next date night restaurant, while the loser gets to pick the location of the next competitive outing.
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And if Pence gets to be president, he gets to appoint a vice president, which means we could have a Pence-Paul Ryan administration, which is a dream team for Republicans.
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And of course, there's the iconic Christmas Yule Ball in The Goblet of Fire where Ron gets to wear a frilly dress robe and Neville finally gets to dance all night.
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And DMX ... he gets to keep his streak going ...
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" Now, decades later, he gets to direct "Peter Pan.
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" "Who gets to say these are voices we like?
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Yes, it does move Washington, all this stuff moves Washington because it gets to a staffer, and it gets to the boss, and the boss goes on MSNBC and talks about it.
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As long as he gets to spend the money that he wants to do, as long as he gets to violate a lot of the things that require membership in the euro.
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The INA makes "an explicit delegation of interpretive authority", providing that "the attorney general not only gets to conduct removal proceedings, but gets to render interpretations in those proceedings that are, quote, 'controlling'".
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The difference between who gets to go where is critical.
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After their date, Jack gets to go home and sleep.
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This gets to the brutal heart of Mr Reeves's argument.
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And who gets to say as to what is released?
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Luckily for the CAOS star, she gets to dog sit.
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Winner Nguyen also gets to take home this sweet bracelet.
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If this goes poorly, Steve Bannon gets to eat me.
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This gets to the other problem with the "negotiation" framework.
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Simone, however, gets to Otis first, Carlotta's gun in hand.
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Lou Williams is more crafty, and gets to the line.
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Who gets to feel that these resources are for them?
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GRAHAM: OK, eventually very concerned gets to be enough already.
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It's through Twitter that his community gets to know him.
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This gets to the core problem of Wingard's Death Note.
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They roll them out when it gets to their level.
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He gets to rock out for certain intense moments too.
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That gets to the heart of the incipient independence movement.
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He gets to use Sorkin's own words against him. Zing!
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Who gets to tax Google and Facebook?
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But nothing gets to Ron Ron faster than public embarrassment.
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He gets to be lovestruck and awkward, but also relatable.
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Encrypt it (again) so no one gets to read it?
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He gets to those numbers, though, in fits and starts.
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We're a species that gets to actually enjoy sexual activity.
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And who gets to decide all of these important things?
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QUICK: BUT THIS GETS TO THE QUESTION OF FED INDEPENDENCE.
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Jackie gets to decide on the courage to forgive vs.
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That means when it gets to $140, buy, buy, buy!
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Success means she gets to feel proud of her work.
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And now he even gets to care about exhibition games?
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The dog gets to play with two other pups there!
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He gets to think of himself as the literal monarch.
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And so it gets to a point, where after Dec.
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This gets to the core of the Frightful Five's indomitability.
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Indeed, water gets to the heart of New Zealanders' concerns.
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Who gets to create the new, and in whose name?
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My daughter helps and gets to lick the frosting beaters.
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I don't think that's a decision he gets to make.
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We sincerely hope she also gets to enjoy some herself.
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No, the baby gets to be the gecko from Tangled.
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The problem is Twitter gets to decide what is healthy.
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He gets to keep his Tesla and several bank accounts.
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Because any First Lady, rightfully, gets to define her role.
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Who gets to be top Guerrilla in the Guerrilla Girls?
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Xi gets to put Chinese content into households across Africa.
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Occasionally, they fight over who gets to illustrate certain findings.
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The player, minimized, gets to let go and just exist.
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Bug even gets to meet Lito via Nomi — he stans.
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To the front of that, add who gets to decide.
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No. No, no, NO, no one gets to order this.
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She is genuinely stoked that she gets to help people.
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PLUS, she gets to fly business class during production. SCORE!!!
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No one — man or woman — gets to have it all.
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And it gets to the broader backdrop of Silicon Valley.
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And he gets to see who his biggest fans are.
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SodaStream's experience gets to the heart of the matter here.
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I'll take some Halliburton if it gets to $42, $43.
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That is so important because it gets to your point.
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It's not every day someone gets to inspire Abby Wambach.
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So every person gets to program their own Facebook experience.
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He also gets to say a proper goodbye to Regina.
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But it also gets to avoid some of the pitfalls.
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This is as close as it gets to doing that.
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It's a place where she gets to really create visually.
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And, yes, the dog gets to eat the treats — eventually.
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"Says the man who gets to be president," she replies.
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Who gets to define what counts as stereotypes and discrimination?
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He gets to hang out with chimps by moonlight, sure.
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So this gets to an important part of the story.
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The only important part is who gets to go first.
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For old times' sake, he gets to sit up straight.
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So which tech giant gets to the magical number first?
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Heaven help us if he gets to run our country.
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Then she gets to share what she learned with everyone.
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"Virginia gets to stand up to hate," the mailer says.
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I'm excited about where she gets to at the end.
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He gets to decide what he wants to talk about.
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He also gets to be part of the final battle.
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"How long can it be before he gets to America?"
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How long can it be before Trump gets to America?
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It gets to halftime and it's time for the meatballs.
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And no one gets to take that away from you.
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Who gets to shine bright under the final Idol crown?
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It's especially rewarding when she gets to deliver excellent news.
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The question remains: Who gets to do the original molding?
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Make sure you're the one who gets to spend it.
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Everyone gets to this point with something, am I right?
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And who gets to make money off this natural resource?
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At Olive Garden, even Post Malone gets to be family.
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But he gets to this place that makes you cry.
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Angels have fought over who gets to wear which wings.
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And he still gets to be Bradley Cooper, movie star.
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Oh, and China gets to pick who's on that committee.
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Neither Tench nor the audience ever gets to see him.
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Or if the market's up, it gets to ride that.
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Everybody gets to come back, despite all kinds of problems.
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What is the Met Gala, and who gets to go?
|
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This gets to the very heart of Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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Otherwise who gets to choose what inherent traits we prefer?
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In any group only one dominant pair gets to reproduce.
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He gets to be Simba and Nala, and I'm Mufasa.
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I think that really gets to the heart of it.
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She also gets to keep her production company, Chocolate Chick.
|
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It gets to a point of absurdity where, as Rep.
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This gets to what's really pernicious about the Russian campaign.
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Who gets to tell this history of the drug wars?
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It's an efficient toothbrush that gets to work in style.
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She gets to help my grandmother decorate her Christmas tree.
|
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This Wall Street Journal piece gets to the second point.
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Fashion Review Who gets to be part of the gang?
|
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She pulls out a legal pad and gets to work.
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Nobody gets to showcase their talents to a large audience.
|
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Clay never gets to that point in 13 Reasons Why.
|
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"She gets to set and locations hours early," he said.
|
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Still, she gets to wink at our perception of her.
|
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There is no way that Donald Trump gets to 270.
|
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Yael: So she never gets to see her family again?
|
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Tuesday's demonstrations might be the most America gets to see.
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Then the nurse just gets to stay with the patient.
|
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Once he gets to the Quran itself, however, Wills shines.
|
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Who gets to decide what authentic is and what isn't?
|
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And that, really, gets to the heart of the matter.
|
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It raises the question: Who gets to shape a holiday?
|
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The definitive article "the" in this definition gets to me.
|
|
Sodastream's experience gets to the heart of the matter here.
|
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Who gets to define the "mainstream America" that Pincus describes?
|
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And who gets to decide the answers to these questions?
|
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" He said, "Who gets to say MBWA on national television?
|
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"Now there's this new masked vigilante, and she has her own feelings about vigilantes, and it becomes a push and pull about who gets to decide who gets to be a hero," Kreisberg said.
|
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Nope, 435 members of Congress, and only one gets to know who that is, only one member of Congress has the staff that gets to talk to that person, the rest of us don't.
|
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Hopper gets to go do very heroic things, and he gets to have this relationship with Joyce — you get to see him as full-fledged human being, and that was really important to me.
|
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But the blend of Romani and white European traditions in Hungarian Nights also forces an uncomfortable question: Who gets to claim a dance tradition as their own, and who gets to perform for recognition?
|
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Yergeau and Rodas embrace these autistic forms for their narrative richness, but also for their resistance to ableist assumptions about what gets to count as language and by proxy who gets to count as human.
|
|
Lynch looks like more of a babyface, Flair gets to go back to being more heelish, and Rousey gets to ride out of WWE (maybe) giving the rub to one and maybe two stars. Predictable?
|
|
Tommy Lee Jones at least gets to play the exasperation he usually brings to weary administrators with agendas, in films from The Fugitive to Men In Black, and Stiles gets to play frightened-and-frantic.
|
|
Because like it or not, when universities hire writers, they are making important decisions not just about who gets to teach (and what they teach), but about who gets to write (and what they write).
|
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And who, anyway, gets to pronounce on what's good and bad?
|
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Then it gets to what one thing could you do today.
|
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Some people plant, some people water, and God gets to increase.
|
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"When it gets to my face, there's a problem," she explains.
|
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That's ok though... everyone else gets to see how he is.
|
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Now, she gets to send the first woman to the moon.
|
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It's almost never that character who gets to tell the story.
|
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That said, not everyone gets to walk away with a statue.
|
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Beltran gets to third on a wild pitch with one out.
|
|
Let's see if Jay Singletary gets to the same conclusion first.
|
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So, he gets to sleep -- that&aposs good enough for me.
|
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It's about time Stone gets to tell her own damn jokes.
|
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Before he gets to the car, he is tackled by police.
|
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If Hillary gets to put her judges … right now we're tied.
|
|
The NYT says she also gets to keep her $150k fee.
|
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But if he realizes -- he gets to keep power with nukes.
|
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"If the ball gets to the backstop, I'm scoring," Duvall said.
|
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Moscow gets to criticize the United States as a fake democracy.
|
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Now, whenever she has idea, Universal gets to hear it first.
|
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Davey: This reminds me of who gets to be at pride.
|
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Now, the electorate gets to decide if my view is better.
|
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The same pattern also influences who gets to positions of leadership.
|
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Which I think gets to my big takeaway from this conversation.
|
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The victory means Ukraine gets to host the contest next year.
|
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It's only fair that everyone gets to use the plane equally.
|
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But who gets to determine what "appropriate" means in this case?
|
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Who gets to decide what is appropriate or fashionable to wear????
|
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This conflict gets to the heart of the trouble with Twitter.
|
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This is the McKinsey I hope the world gets to know.
|
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But don't be surprised if he gets to "96%" sometime soon.
|
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Most weightily, in Bush v Gore: Who gets to be president?
|
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He's making a statement about who gets to live that narrative.
|
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It wasn't phrased as who gets to nominate Supreme Court appointees.
|
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She gets to wake up with her family, meanwhile, where's Conrad?
|
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These days, Kardashian gets to control who sees her naked form.
|
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Occasionally, he even gets to fully embrace his horror-movie sensibilities.
|
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Service Dog in training gets to meet his favorite character Pluto!
|
|
We chat for about 10 minutes until he gets to work.
|
|
This gets to a key problem in US politics about guns.
|
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Gets to the heart of people's wealth: Assets instead of income.
|
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If Khloe gets to make up rules, Kris can break 'em.
|
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Who gets to be the surrogate mom of Kim's third child?
|
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In return, Betty gets to ask the masked killer any question.
|
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The original Han Solo gets to crash whatever interview he wants.
|
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When she gets to the top, she peers over the edge.
|
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I think it gets to the question of a social compact.
|
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On Wednesdays, the sitter gets to the house at 28 a.m.
|
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The interior minister gets to decide on limiting movement of suspects.
|
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If it ever gets to orange we will release further instructions.
|
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Okay, not really, but it pretty much gets to that level.
|
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I&aposm dubious that this gets to a good place fast.
|
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Lee gets to the house just as this is all happening.
|
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A simple total of their market caps gets to nearly €70bn.
|
|
And why does it seem like nothing ever gets to them?
|
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It's the miracle of life that not everyone gets to experience.
|
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Bryan: That actually gets to my overall feelings with porgs, though.
|
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I'd like to know when my balance gets to be $100.
|
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I'm hoping to be around for when she gets to 100.
|
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Buy some more, and if it gets to $43, buy more.
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The lack of respect these days, that really gets to me.
|
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When Shondo finally gets to meet his kissing partner, he's hesitant.
|
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Nobody ever gets to that bit of the story, do they?
|
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Now guess who gets to experience all of these novelties first.
|
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"Whoever has the most debt gets to go first," tweeted another.
|
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Now retired, he gets to shed his objectivity and pick sides.
|
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He gets to fly into New Hampshire regardless of the outcome.
|
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The question of who gets to lead the way must follow.
|
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In a perfect Street View world, everyone gets to live forever.
|
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It gets to a point where you weigh up your odds.
|
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Too many seat miles around, it just gets to be brutal.
|
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Who gets to use the middle seat armrests on an airplane?
|
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Much of this gets to the root of the inequality debate.
|
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Trump now gets to paint the media with a broad brush.
|
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And William Shatner gets to say, I care about these people.
|
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And who gets to shape the conversation and narrative surrounding it?
|
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DeGraff gets to keep his 2014 Volvo, and that's about it.
|
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So why does it matter if China gets to 5G first?
|
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I asked him if he ever gets to be a kid.
|
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Once the powder gets to sintering temperature, the entire thing fuses.
|
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The recipient gets to virtually scratch to reveal the suggested gift.
|
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But no scenario gets to the 2025 target with current policies.
|
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Iceland now gets to play the tournament hosts, France, next Sunday.
|
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It gets to a different atmosphere doing the shows, for real.
|
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Under the foundation's bylaws, Gevers gets to nominate Schmitz-Krummacher's replacement.
|
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He also, in a way, gets to be like Donatello again.
|
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And like, it gets to a point where it is cyberbullying.
|
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With an August session, McConnell gets to call the Schumer hand.
|
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It's when it gets to twelve that it gets really bad.
|
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The "prize" is that Josh gets to choose the show's loser.
|
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"Either the guy gets to 1,237 or he doesn't," he said.
|
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I don't like Alex Jones, but Alex Jones gets to speak.
|
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A winner is declared once somebody gets to an outright majority.
|
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But not everybody gets to where they're going the same way.
|
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James Hathaway (Laurence Fox), finally gets to know his estranged father.
|
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And that's what's gonna happen when he gets to the field!
|
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So now he gets to stick out his tongue at you.
|
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Meanwhile, the political appointee gets to avoid responsibility for the decision.
|
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That's where Rebellion Developments' thoughtful level design really gets to shine.
|
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Then all the rest of the government gets to weigh in.
|
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But the rules are that the sitting president gets to appoint.
|
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As Witte gets to his feet, Taylor offers him a hand.
|
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Finally, your audience only gets to see the perfected end results.
|
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It's not exactly original, but it gets to the point, right?
|
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He gets to hang out with them all day, every day.
|
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It gets to a point where you are just constantly tired.
|
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It's a broom handle-wielding Cookie who gets to Hakeem first.
|
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If the archeopteryx emoji gets to have feathers, raptors do too.
|
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Who gets to decide what you choose to do with it?
|
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It gets to seven seconds and they're still moving the ball.
|
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Lindy West It's Billy Bush's snickering that really gets to me.
|
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"Nothing gets to him," said Zack Cozart, the Angels' third baseman.
|
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Luckily, the band gets to sleep in hotel rooms at night.
|
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The base gets to cheer its leader and boo the haters.
|
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You buy some now, buy some when it gets to 3.5%.
|
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Failure to do so means Horford gets to feast in space.
|
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No campaign should be deciding who gets to cover its events.
|
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And sometimes, the public gets to see notes about a horse.
|
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It's (Kim's) team and he gets to run it his way.
|
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His teammates make the necessary adjustments, and he gets to work.
|
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Tuesday's primary will determine which Democrat gets to take on Heller.
|
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Every president gets to choose nominees of his or her liking.
|
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Finally the phone gets to 50 and dies out of nowhere.
|
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But the Constitution doesn't say The Washington Post gets to decide.
|
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Now she gets to see her drawing in a catalogue raisonné.
|
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Mané gets to it before Navas, though, and stabs it in.
|
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And she almost gets to the final of the U.S. Open.
|
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She is the one who gets to turn off the lights.
|
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So the bank gets to pocket millions in ill-gotten gains.
|
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He gets to Philadelphia and experiences life as a free man.
|
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Mr. Borgognone gets to the restaurant every day at 6 a.m.
|
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It also means Timmy finally gets to lose his V-card.
|
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For now, she's just happy she gets to keep her fossil.
|
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The fashion industry gets to sell double-priced oxfords and sweatshirts!
|
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And not every fetus exposed to CRS gets to say that.
|
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"Who gets to own a color?" the Brooklyn-based designer mused.
|
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But it's a reminder that not everyone gets to move on.
|
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" Finally, the bus gets to "our house," where "we get off.
|
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Take your appetite, because the audience gets to taste everything afterward.
|
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It's off-putting and it gets to a scary bully level.
|
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That's the policy change that gets to Eskelsen García the most.
|
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Who gets to relate to which Housewife, then, becomes more complicated.
|
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When enough people call you ugly, it definitely gets to you.
|
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He's a bruiser who gets to the front of the net.
|
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"It really gets to the heart of the problem," she said.
|
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That means Kemp essentially gets to pick his own running mate.
|
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It also fundamentally altered who gets to be a federal judge.
|
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Musk is going to look good when he gets to Mars.
|
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Collins, if she gets to yes, would be vote No. 85033.
|
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And the selfie-obsessed girl gets to be, surprise, Jack Black.
|
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Several editors touch a story before it gets to the reader.
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On weekends, Ms. Alarcón gets to the restaurant at 4 a.m.
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" I was like, "Yeah, he gets to do whatever he wants.
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"YC somewhat gets to direct the course of technology," he said.
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Each person gets to decide how to dress to signal authority.
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This gets to the real value add of vice presidential debates.
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The lucky winner gets to have sex with them, on film.
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Voters will decide Tuesday if she gets to bring that fight.
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A lot of this other stuff gets to values and opinions.
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Who gets to live in one of Silicon Valley's richest cities?
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Ain't nobody gets to sit this one out, you hear me?
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It gets to a ceiling, and there's no farther to go.
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Instead, Mueller wrote that Congress gets to decide what happens next.
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Maybe in standup a woman gets to yell a little bit.
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Right now, though, that's not a decision he gets to make.
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With that, Microsoft still gets to run the workloads and Oracle gets to do what it does best (though Azure users will also continue be able to run their Oracle databases in the Azure cloud, too).
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But of course in peak season, once it gets to uh to Christmas time, once it gets to the great sales that are taking place, that 3 million literally explodes in a very, very short window.
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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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The deal is either Ralph gets to kill the guard or Ralph gets to kill Tom Larsen, so naturally the guard lets Ralph and Cyrus into Tom's cell because Billy Riggins is nothing if not self-preserving.
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" Jason Tesauro, the food writer behind the Modern Gentleman series of advice books, said: "The chef gets to showcase her taste-making range, and the diner gets to spin the wheel of curiosity without going all-in.
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On Sunday, tournament rookie Oyonnax gets to play the match against Ulster.
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This is when Freddy really gets to make use of his hand.
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Then there's the question of who even gets to be an artist.
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People in power determine how and where everyone else gets to live.
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If I ask for a red triangle, your mind gets to drawing.
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Woods is crossing his fingers that he gets to see something new.
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But the situation gets more complicated if neither candidate gets to 24.
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The more she gets to know him, the more she likes him.
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The state says it will soon work out who gets to participate.
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How much time Snap gets to figure that out is still unclear.
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The trade war is about who gets to be a global superpower.
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When it gets to a certain point I just want it off!
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And I think this gets to the bigger challenge that companies have.
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It's always a wonder when the major label machine gets to grinding.
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So who gets to decide who's a good person and who's not?
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At dinner, the Real Housewives of New Jersey alum gets to play.
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After we order espresso, he gets to explaining how it all started.
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And because of Nelson's foresight, the internet gets to see the benefits.
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Fame gets to your head in interesting ways, especially as a toddler.
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Deciding what gets to hitch a ride when requires ultra-careful preparation.
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Sarah never gets to go on to be a wife, a mother.
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Kelly Clarkson gets to meet Meryl Streep at the 2018 Golden Globes.
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At least in this one he gets to be, you know, hot.
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Jack and Barbossa fighting over who gets to captain the Black Pearl?
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"We can fix it all up," he says and gets to work.
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But not everyone gets to live in the same world as you.
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Not everyone gets to be matched by Patti or have her help.
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"It's a film about who gets to tell the story," he said.
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The food we eat and how it gets to our table matters.
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When she gets to the top, there is a crew up above.
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It's the rare ingénue who gets to play the newbie role twice.
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The drug snowballs in value as it gets to the actual consumer.
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That is a sound thesis that gets to the heart of racism.
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Also, she gets to not marry Nick and be the new Bachelorette.
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Just like Tony Soprano gets to be everything that Tony Soprano is.
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Nyberg will be nervous until she gets to see things in person.
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It was a quest about power and who gets to use it.
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Unlike the actual debate, Clinton gets to say what we're all thinking.
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You need to be awake when the train gets to your stop.
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Thanks to Commander Fred, June gets to see her daughter (sort of).
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But what happens when our healthy, vigorous retiree gets to be 99?
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It's just a matter of who gets to sit on the throne.
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And always exciting when a child on "Downton Abbey" gets to speak.
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Escobar gets to go to a sweet prison/mansion and subsequently escapes.
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For these, Pisciotti gets to really put his culinary expertise to use.
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Claire finally gets to put Duncan in custody for the evil app.
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And who's the lucky staffer who gets to clean up Tiaa's piddles?
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She gets to wake up to a mother who loves her unconditionally.
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I think the whole issue is, again, who gets to decide. Right.
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Or it's the annual Tahoe trip where everyone gets to relive college.
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It's not the government's place to decide who gets to do what.
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And he gets to try the first pair, as the teaser revealed.
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"For the first time, she gets to be herself," Decker told Refinery29.
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For his second dish, Lee gets to the meat of things... literally.
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And every month, one member gets to take home the full pot.
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We estimate that Slack gets to this level of growth by CY573.
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That gets to why experts are a bit down on Congress's actions.
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And Ray relishes every moment he gets to spend in her presence.
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As soon as Kourtney gets to Kim's a wild dog chase begins.
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Much of the money spent on welfare never gets to the poor.
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And it gets to collect more surveillance data on websites visited etc.
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And it actually gets to be a little bit worrisome, doesn't it?
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Which you know, which gets to the historic nature of both candidates.
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And Louis just gets to glide back in on his own terms?
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Euron gets to be the bad boy, felling dragons and seducing queens.
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"People need to realize how this work gets to us," she says.
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He'll be ready the by the time he gets to the league.
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CrunchMatch gets to work matching people based on their mutual business interests.
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It gets to 3.5 percent yield and it's a buy, buy, buy.
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Who gets to go on the local news and talk about Pride?
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She gets to it, she opens it up, her eyes go wide.
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And this gets to the heart of why any of this matters.
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And that's when Rowena gets to meet her grandson Gavin [Theo Devaney].
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It gets to 3.30 PM and the mood in the office shifts.
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Idle: By saving his idol – well, Tai gets to keep an idol.
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He gets to preside because he knows how to deliver them regardless.
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It kinda gets to me, but, honestly, there's pollution in any city.
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She gets to hang out with this BEAUTIFUL dog all the time.
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But he gets to cavort with Mariah ... so that explains the smirk.
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And then the prankee gets to beat that person to a pulp.
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Then I log off and she gets to sit in my lap.
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The above exchange really gets to the heart of the characters, too.
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JOHN HARWOOD: But that gets to the point that I was raising.
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Powerful and unique, it's as close as narrative film gets to poetry.
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So I'm really solid, and then [Hemsworth] gets to be really solid.
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We face a great emergency if Trump gets to the White House.
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No word yet on whether the winner gets to hold Thor's mjolnir.
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This line just gets to the point and actually looks cool, too.
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Thanks to Rachel Lynde, Matthew gets to the bottom of the matter.
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Where does the line get drawn, and who gets to draw it?
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The fish gets to your primary fish distribution centre on Friday morning.
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The winner of the competition gets to choose the next city Wag!
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But the guest gets to choose how she wants to experience them.
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The closer he gets to the net, the slower time itself becomes.
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It's on the latter occasion that Vanessa gets to do the penetrating.
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But the upside is that he gets to see them in uniform.
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Everyone wants to talk about who gets to speak on campus now.
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This wrap from Iowa Starting Line gets to what's driving the campaign.
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ANOTHER QUESTION IS WHAT YOU DO UNDERNEATH IT. THAT GETS TO ZELLE.
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Ocasio-Cortez will have enormous political firepower when she gets to Congress.
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Everyone gets to hold onto the thought that they're the "real" America.
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Well, not only because ... so that gets to a really important point.
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Towns makes one quick dribble, and gets to the hoop with ease.
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How do you think sustainable fish gets to your fucking fish shop?
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Pelosi thinks that she gets to set the terms of the debate.
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These are big industries the public never usually gets to invest in.
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Instead, the discussion should be focused on who gets to feel powerful?
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It concerns how decisions are made, and who gets to make them.
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This video gets to the heart of the Amash town hall: pic.twitter.
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When it gets to be about money, that's when it gets difficult.
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"So I don't see how this particular program gets to enhance security."
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And who gets to investigate the president for acting contrary to it?
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What exactly does the cross stand for, and who gets to decide?
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Now it's 'illegal immigrants' and 'infesting' before he gets to MS-13.
|
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What are Trump's options if a spending bill gets to his desk?
|
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But at least today he gets to take off the red suit.
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I want to see how close the vacuum gets to the corner.
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"He gets to run his campaign any way he chooses," she said.
|
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The officer pulls out his Taser as McDowell gets to his knees.
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Stone also gets to give the most uninterested handjob in cinematic history.
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He then stabilizes the backhoe and gets to work on the ATM.
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It's the first thing he does when he gets to the clubhouse.
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They will fail spectacularly if the case gets to the Supreme Court.
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In the world of Mr. Rapp, everybody gets to be a metaphor.
|
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The issue is who gets to see the data from black boxes.
|
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That's how The Division gets to the heart of the holiday season.
|
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As Carroll put it, "Every woman gets to choose to her word."
|
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And that person gets to stay here and live in abject horror.
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Consequently, ABC gets to keep the bulk of the money from advertising.
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Life is precious, so thank God he gets to see another day.
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Brings ten bathing suits... only gets to wear one on a balcony.
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When Jesse gets to Alaska, he drives off in a blue Toyota.
|
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Perhaps you're asking why the Greenwich meridian gets to define earth time.
|
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But sport only gets to transcend our daily lives until it doesn't.
|
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But when she gets to Congress, she won't be replacing a Republican.
|
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Then she's fired, and the perpetrator gets to stay on the job.
|
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Lindsey: But that's the thing with The Bachelor that gets to me.
|
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Why is it important to her that she gets to kill him?
|
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If she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks.
|
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Plus, Mark Ruffalo gets to play the hot rebel — a rare treat.
|
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Generally, the type of income determines which state gets to tax it.
|
|
Is there a red line before it gets to actually firing Mueller?
|
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And then so-and-so gets to cry and make a share.
|
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And that gets to your question about why we're doing a podcast.
|
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What are the lines, and who gets to decide where they're drawn?
|
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Their writing really shines when Carol gets to interact with other characters.
|
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What does the United States look like, and who gets to decide?
|
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It's the only time he gets to eat the food he likes.
|
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If—if Hillary gets to put her judges—right now, we're tied.
|
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The user who offered the most Karma gets to claim the item.
|
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Then it's a frantic scramble as Griezmann nearly gets to it first.
|
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How does the officiant 'pronounce' us — and who gets to kiss who?
|
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When a surfer lands a skateboard trick, who gets to name it?
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I mean, my family gets to travel with me a little bit.
|
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The show gets to have its crazy cake and eat it, too.
|
|
She gets to the final of Wimbledon, loses to, to ... Garbiñe Muguruza.
|
|
"If Beale Street Could Talk," by James Baldwin, always gets to me.
|
|
"It gets to me easily because we were so behind," he said.
|
|
Oh, that sounds great, but who gets to choose the membership committee?
|
|
"It gets to the point where you need to laugh," she said.
|
|
This is as close as big business gets to a consensus position.
|
|
They are about power: who has it, who gets to keep it.
|
|
The helicopter, therefore, ensures that he gets to Staples Center feeling fresh.
|
|
When the news gets to be too much: Read more advice here.
|
|
"We have to ensure that equipment gets to troops faster," he said.
|
|
All of which gets to what rubs Mr. Brodsky raw: ticket prices.
|
|
No one in Mr. Levenson's play gets to make the definitive statement.
|
|
If Creighton gets to the finals in March Madness, I'll take you.
|
|
Neither build nor athletic acumen determine who gets to compete and succeed.
|
|
"It gets to be about an hour, and I'm panicking," he says.
|
|
That is overstretched, but gets to the heart of the German question.
|
|
No. 23 Cincinnati, meanwhile, finally gets to play somebody other than Memphis.
|
|
When she gets to school, Maeve asks what happened to the cake.
|
|
Everyone gets to build their salad just the way they like it.
|
|
And then, when this set dies, she gets to pick her set.
|
|
"I don't know, who gets to decide what 'supreme' is?" asks Terhal.
|
|
"That gets to me a little bit," he said, tapping his chest.
|
|
Slowly, as he gets to know his youthful squad, his wrath recedes.
|
|
Now, the public gets to vote on a people&aposs choice award.
|
|
Second place gets to hang out with the principal for the day.
|
|
JERUSALEM — How short is a short skirt and who gets to decide?
|
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At the very least, it gets to go out with a bang.
|
|
I guess she gets to work out with me and M. today.
|
|
"I'm more worried what people say and if it gets to her."
|
|
In fact, very little of that benefit gets to families, Grundman says.
|
|
It feels like a rude joke only the cosmos gets to tell.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) gets to push her way back into the race.
|
|
We also announced the lucky traveler who gets to see them all.
|
|
He gets to keep whatever cash and gift certificates in his possession.
|
|
This climaxes when the movie finally gets to the Benghazi attack itself.
|
|
KS: But when she gets to the general election she might be.
|
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It has always been about, who gets to define what for whom?
|
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No one else gets to pretend their politics are free of identity.
|
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"Weaponizing information is really about who gets to write the truth, who gets to write the narrative and who benefits from that narrative — and that is incredibly powerful," said Laura Galante, director of intelligence analysis at cybersecurity firm FireEye.
|
|
He gets to the ball in whatever the midair equivalent of a stumble is, his limbs all wrenched, but he gets to it, and so gets the Cavaliers' sharper operators one more possession than they would otherwise have had.
|
|
"Every time one of us goes to China and gets to celebrate the game, or goes to Japan and gets to celebrate the game, I think it does so much good and that'll only continue, for sure," he said.
|
|
"And whoever shows up to vote gets to support the film they like."
|
|
Because if companies choose to stay private, nobody gets to invest in them.
|
|
And the point is, each of us gets to make a different decision.
|
|
"It's like American Idol, where the public gets to choose," Greenberg Sachs says.
|
|
Actually, it's fun to talk about how Foursquare gets to power that stuff.
|
|
Before Colton gets to his point, there's silence and awkward pauses in between.
|
|
Armed with scissors and a sheet tray, Ben gets to work gathering herbs.
|
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Second, she also gets to perform with one of her idols, Eric Church.
|
|
She requests a Taylor Swift station on Pandora, and then gets to work.
|
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He gets to play a guy being chased by ants on her stage.
|
|
However, once the object gets to a certain size, it always becomes spherical.
|
|
The excitement clearly gets to me because I pass out watching Queer Eye.
|
|
It's almost, I won't say nonexistent, but it gets to be pretty close.
|
|
He gets to rebrand this court for posterity for at least a generation.
|
|
I want to do all the stuff an SNL host gets to do!
|
|
"So he gets to take advantage of the tax savings on both sides."
|
|
" "Still," J-Zone said, "it gets to the point where it gets ridiculous.
|
|
It is the sponsor of the talks and gets to decide who comes.
|
|
"Russia gets to violate the treaty and Trump takes the blame," he added.
|
|
He plans to keep North Tabor Capital going when he gets to college.
|
|
It will be a while before the world gets to hear it, though.
|
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She's the only person in the whole movie who gets to say fuck.
|
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Who gets to decide which rules apply, for example, and if they're fair?
|
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When Eve gets to the hotel, however, there's no Hugo to be found.
|
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Each White House gets to decide how it wants to approach the process.
|
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Given our previous communication around Who Gets To Be On The Steam Store?
|
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It's the whole reason John Tavares gets to sign a $77-million contract.
|
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It happens naturally, and she enjoys it then she gets to do it.
|
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Baker Paul finally gets to show off his sugar craft and takes first.
|
|
How many hands does a song pass through before it gets to you?
|
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The winner gets to write a new rule for the next time around.
|
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But when you get beyond that, it gets to be a tricky issue.
|
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That runway no longer gets to be an arbiter of what is sexy.
|
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Comer gets to be outrageous, but Oh more than keeps up with her.
|
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This could be the last thing he gets to do, to help someone.
|
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"He feels it's very important that he gets to meet Thomas," Nicholl said.
|
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"It gets to the first responders because they have kids, too," he said.
|
|
The biggest challenge will probably be deciding who gets to take the wheel.
|
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Others like Eaze have vied to handle how it gets to your door.
|
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In case you don&apost know, only the prosecution gets to present evidence.
|
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Just one person from Florida gets to claim a $1.63 million lottery jackpot.
|
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If anything, she's just expanding the category of who gets to be objectified.
|
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The documentary's biggest success is in how close it gets to its subjects.
|
|
Whoever manages to pull her out of the circle gets to keep her.
|
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We spend days tuning them and optimizing what energy gets to the top.
|
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Who gets to take the jet to her children's sports games and performances?
|
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The constituency that she serves gets to know her and can value her.
|
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It's funny the extremes that this spacecraft gets to experience during its lifetime.
|
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If it gets to the floor, it will pass overwhelmingly with bipartisan vote.
|
|
Now, Archie gets to face off against the Black Hood mano a mano.
|
|
Every chance she gets to point this out will rack up her score.
|
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"On Tuesday, November 7th, Virginia gets to stand up to hate," it reads.
|
|
Episode 7: "Life Sucks And Then You Die" Josh gets to Colton's house.
|
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Once it gets to that point, there's no difference in behavior between services.
|
|
It gets to seven and then you have trouble getting back into it.
|
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Even so, ensuring it gets to patients in need will be a challenge.
|
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The storm is now expected to weaken before it gets to South Carolina.
|
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Everybody gets to select their own porg to eat out of the tank.
|
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We're back to that question: Who decides who gets to be a writer?
|
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It will also be the first time Rippon gets to meet Kajaala's family.
|
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But when your question gets to, really, how do you value the seat?
|
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It gets to you and will ruin your life if you let it.
|
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The company currently gets to deduct 100% of the interest on those loans.
|
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Then suddenly she gets to the finish line and she's like, Oh shit.
|
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She also gets to keep a timeshare in Mexico and her Subaru Crosstrek.
|
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"When it gets to the brain, you can have eosinophilic meningitis," she said.
|
|
Apple gets to be a savior for reasons less noble than they initially
|
|
Perry even gets to show off her faux British accent during the interview.
|
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So, she gets to do that, and that's what she wanted to do.
|
|
BUT IT COULD GET -- SORKIN: DO YOU THINK IT GETS TO 3.5%, 4%?
|
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The closer someone gets to a president, the harsher the spotlight can be.
|
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I get to work, my sibling gets to vent, and everyone's better off.
|
|
However, George is a talkative little prince once he gets to know someone.
|
|
She gets to keep their Bev Hills mansion and other property as well.
|
|
But that more or less gets to the absurdity of the whole thing.
|
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No word on if X gets to work with the K-9 unit.
|
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WATTERS: Isn&apost that amazing, how he just gets to go in there.
|
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Who gets to decide if celebrities are turned into holograms after they die?
|
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The FCC controls who gets to use these waves through an auction process.
|
|
But when Bobby Cannavale gets to play him discovering something new, he's ecstatic.
|
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But I think the pressure from the fans and press gets to them.
|
|
Cruz gets to go one-on-one, there's still enough time for Sen.
|
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What I worry about is who the hell Netflix gets to play Geralt.
|
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And Jeff Fisher gets to make the trip to LA with the Rams.
|
|
Once on the ship, Mason swiftly gets to work as the expedition photographer.
|
|
Whoever gets to Mars first will forever change how we see that world.
|
|
For that, he now gets to spend the next 50 years in prison.
|
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EACH SHOW GETS TO HAVE ITS OWN AUDIENCE BECAUSE IT IS VERY PERSONALIZED.
|
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But his workaround is that Connerty gets to be lead prosecution on it.
|
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Between 2 Dope Queens and SMWG, she gets to enjoy making that difference.
|
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Tune into the Super Bowl because Squidward gets to introduce the halftime entertainment!!!!
|
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When it gets to the point of settlement, we can do different things.
|
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This gets to the larger problem with Mr. Trump's reliance on social media.
|
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No one gets to the president without permission from the chief of staff.
|
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The Hill: Senate gets to work in August – but many don't show up.
|
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And they're experiencing so much inside that nobody else necessarily gets to see.
|
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And who gets to decide how much you get to be into yourself?
|
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However, the whole electorate gets to decide on Mr Trump's merits in November.
|
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She gets to say goodbye to her former love and now best friend.
|
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Everyone laughs, and so does Scissons, and then he gets to his point.
|
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For starters, who gets to choose what method, if any, should be employed?
|
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So many of their conflicts are about who exactly gets to run things.
|
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"We do have control on who gets to use our technology," he said.
|
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He gets to brag about manufacturing jobs for American companies coming back home.
|
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Unless you're a tax expert, some of it gets to be very deep.
|
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While she dines on his nuptial gift, he gets to mate with her.
|
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With today's phones you don't hear anything while the machine gets to work.
|
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It doesn't seem to get to me as it gets to other people.
|
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Who will be the Democrat that gets to take Trump on in 2020?
|
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This is, by the way, the last choice the woman gets to make.
|
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It's about who has power and who gets to decide what gets funded.
|
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You know, Sheed gets to talking some trash and he'll bring up something.
|
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The company then gets to deduct 100% of the interest on those loans.
|
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An arbiter of truth gets to shape the reality that its users perceive.
|
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But then Golub gets to the nitty-gritty in "Horsing Around IV" (1983).
|
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And I think that gets to the bigger problem with Musk's master plan.
|
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Here's Pence getting booed as he gets to his seats at Hamilton pic.twitter.
|
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Who gets to see your de-identified (not attached to your name) information?
|
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A Supreme Court vacancy is the closest Washington gets to a soap opera.
|
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Without net neutrality, I.S.P.s become gatekeepers of which content gets to their customers.
|
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"I think that gets to the heart of the issue," Mr. Swain said.
|
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Are they slowing down Snapchat before it even gets to the public markets?
|
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They exert an increasingly strong gravitational pull the closer one gets to them.
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Who gets to draw the line between democratically healthy and democratically toxic speech?
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Saria also gets to travel for free on his own time as well.
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If she doesn't get confirmed by the Senate, he gets to stay in.
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But for now, Haley gets to keep her job — and her Twitter account.
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He still gets to be his charismatic, interesting, clever self in these movies.
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"Why is it that a network gets to monetize our election?" he said.
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Gottfried gets to prove his competence: lighting a fire, pumping water, making dinner.
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Everyone gets to watch and think whether it really is a good idea.
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It's become a flash point for some — who gets to tell whose story.
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While physical disability is unnerving, it's the memory loss that gets to her.
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"Not everybody in Korea gets to experience being around black foreigners," Youman says.
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Unfortunately not everybody gets to participate in it because of the economic situation.
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The bride gets to keep it, no matter where the marriage ends up.
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"Guests always argue over who gets to sleep in there," Ms. Freymann said.
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It's at this juncture that Eli first gets to pull out his weapon.
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But that is near to the closest it ever gets to the sun.
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"Who gets to tell the stories?" he asks in this episode's closing narration.
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You add a bunch of those things up, it gets to $260 billion.
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No one else gets to enter or else armed guards mow them down.
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"When Korbin gets to high school, his following will be huge," she said.
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Gets to connect no matter what anyone has that they're willing to offer.
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How do they decide who gets to fly in the Super Bowl flyover?
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But I work on stuff all the time that nobody gets to see.
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Who gets to decide which applications of AI are ethical and which aren't?
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And it will determine who gets to run against Donald Trump in November.
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The lessons are raw ones about power and who gets to wield it.
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It's a quality organic to Sarandon but one she rarely gets to play.
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In this puzzle, he gets to do it with one of his puzzles.
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That person gets to decide who gets the sympathetic treatment and who doesn't.
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News Analysis Who gets to define what it means to be pro-women?
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"It gets to 22-4 and it's like, oh my gosh," Self said.
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They're actually drawings used to decide who gets to run in a race.
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"It gets to the point where you say enough is enough," Marks said.
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"One gets to decide on what country one wants to live," she said.
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An alarm will go off once the meat gets to the right temperature.
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They should solve this with a rap battle, winner gets to be president.
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It's no wonder that this time he gets to play on both teams.
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It gets to a point where they can't imagine not flossing every day.
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Because he gets to pick his own, and I for one am fascinated.
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"This isn't a decision that gets to be made by me," Cicilline said.
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Coaches, players and fans vote on who gets to participate in the game.
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He finally gets to make new memories, to become, perhaps, his own person.
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Then the question is, who gets to decide what that national identity is?
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"Bolton gets to the point very fast," a senior Administration official told me.
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It gets to be a little more tedious, but it can be done.
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Under Indonesian law, charges are only laid once the case gets to court.
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Whichever party wins the majority of seats gets to choose the prime minister.
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That gets to another key point: Gun owners like to own many guns.
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But unlike any other 30-something, Mercado also gets to attend Oscar parties.
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Then she meets a prospect (John Turturro), and Moore gets to sensualize herself.
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And even when he gets to politics, he gives viewers an opt-out.
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It's never the case that everybody gets to speak; not everyone gets heard.
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Every other nation on earth gets to determine where its capital is located.
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The mockery gets to him because deep down, he knows he's a fraud.
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The majority even gets to designate what kind of minority to be: model.
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NBC's Matt Lauer, host of the Today Show, gets to ask the questions.
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It's really interesting, and it gets to kind of a few interesting issues.
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But before he gets to that, he has to delegitimize the whole investigation.
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Who gets to shape and make those standards and imprison us in them?
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We started modeling what happens if California gets to 10, 15 percent solar.
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" And it's like, "Yeah, because he gets to choose what he puts on.
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As a Handmaid, she wears red and barely gets to speak to anyone.
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Nobody gets to have the moniker of "real" Americans, there's just different Americans.
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She gets to live her best life, eating grass and pulling a cart.
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And it's not just like there's one set of recommendations or a single recommendation that gets to dominate what we do and that that gets to be overwhelming either in the totalitarian or the capitalist model of what you were saying.
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We think it's really critical to talk about what actually happened to them and really call out who in our society gets to be seen as a child, and who in our society gets to be seen as a victim.
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This gets to the heart of why some economists are pessimistic about greying societies.
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And maybe the inflammation gets to the point where it becomes a bigger problem.
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Their meetings are held at a secure location nobody else gets to know about.
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His goal has been to remove friction so that food gets to customers faster.
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There is no blanket person that gets to stay on Twitter no matter what.
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Before it gets to that point, however, it's worth trying some less invasive approaches.
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Once it gets to 230-214 it's hard to dig out of that hole.
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Joe Giudice gets to call the United States home for a little while longer.
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He prefers working in the Halloween store primarily because he gets to be inside.
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But that syringe doesn't work if you respawn before the medic gets to you.
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No one gets to opt-out of taxes, even if the website is down.
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I'm glad that Pray Tell gets to be a really three-dimensional human being.
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In the process, Simon gets to smell delicious with Iyoda's specialty: eau de curry.
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He cautioned, though, that not everyone gets to reap the benefits of that potential.
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Why not be the one who gets to go be a lottery-pick (representative)?
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While Nokia gets to re-enter the mobile phones market as a brand licensee.
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They all want to be the one who gets to keep the photo, too.
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The closer biotech gets to modifying humans, the more ethical concerns will attend it.
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Siegel loves that when she does do it, she gets to be in control.
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I hope the song we were making gets to live in the world someday.
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Our daughter, Uma, gets to be surrounded by all these smart, beautiful, compassionate women.
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In that case, the person fetching the fare gets to keep any leftover cash.
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You can start to feel mentally unwell, this kind of uncertainty gets to you.
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Or just a few more films where Haddish gets to do whatever she wants.
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Eventually it gets to [the General Services Administration,] and we can make a bid.
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And the closer Life gets to the climax, the more balls its story drops.
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"An amazing guy, I hope he gets to meet the president," says another one.
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Sasha has just one condition: she's the one that gets to take the killshot.
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So keeping your lettuce safe actually starts way before it gets to your sink.
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Nobody notices Hopper sneaking into the building…until he gets to the biohazard area.
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Then the chef gets to making the cheesecake base, butter, cream cheese, and milk.
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Which kind of gets to a question, Jim, that I think is fascinating here.
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The way it gets to you is more important than what it is. Absolutely.
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Who gets to lay claim to citizenship, and what is its price of admission?
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It gets to keep that revenue since it currently doesn't split any with creators.
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Delgado — and it's something he gets to do every day with the U.S. Army.
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"They have been fighting like crazy over who gets to hold him," says Canning.
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It all comes down to money and who gets to control how it's spent.
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Ted Cruz is totally unelectable, if he even gets to run (born in Canada).
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Okay...but when it gets to the liver, that's when it's clear something's up.
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But she gets to feel the baby, so to her it's a real thing.
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Whoever solves it first gets to tell the network what the updated state is.
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It never gets to that point, so again, I try not to worry, but.
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Angela survives, yes, but she gets to live in a dark and horrible world.
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If it gets to be too much, you can dismiss upcoming events at will.
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"The president gets to decide that," he said in an interview with The Hill.
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She added Ruby Rose – who is as badass as it gets – to her squad.
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If Apple closes below $114 on October expiration, he gets to keep that money.
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He gets to do what he wants, take what he wants and live comfortably.
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Roberto's ideal day is Friday because that's when he gets to see his dad.
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We are so grateful that our son gets to have an incredible preschool experience.
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I've done an autobiography and in many ways this gets to the point quicker.
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That way Beijing always gets to be the big party at the negotiating table.
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But the comment about taxes gets to a fundamental weakness in the Trump appeal.
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Nick is watching his life spiral (though he gets to enjoy some sweet pasta).
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And if it gets to that point, what does it mean for human musicians?
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Every chance she gets to point this out has the potential to add points.
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I'm probably one of the first trans people that gets to talk about anything.
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In "Vincent and the Doctor," Amy gets to know fellow redhead Vincent van Gogh.
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The fund manager is the one who gets to decide what the bets are.
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This means that Tencent gets to decide which songs rivals are allowed to play.
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Finally, Schiller gets to the much-anticipated dual cameras on the iPhone 7 Plus.
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" The new iteration's title gets to the point quicker: "Pharma Bro: An American Douchical!
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It matters that she gets to be complicated—strong and vulnerable, flawed and adored.
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It's a live game show for the Snapchat generation—and everybody gets to play.
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He's so fluid, he gets to everything, and you never see him off-balance.
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She gets to keep the 2017 Maserati and he keeps the 2016 Cadillac Escalade.
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Do you listen to music and who gets to pick what everybody listens to?
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I'm just excited the world gets to meet the person I love so much.
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Which gets to the reason Unilever would probably decide against a bid: Kraft's portfolio.
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But it gets to the point where you can be overwhelming to other people.
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"If she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks," Trump said.
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This is our official recommendation to listen now, before someone gets to the end.
|
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Choksi and Hartman hope their message gets to brands, parents and young girls themselves.
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And she gets to the emperor himself, and convinces him to let her try.
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Nobody except for you gets to decide what your physical boundaries and limits are.
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"My daughter gets to the bottom of situations quicker than I do," he says.
|
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Plus, Chloe still gets to see her saviors, since Smith lives in the neighborhood.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Not everyone gets to live this life.
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This would set a dangerous precedent, saying the Senate gets to hold a date.
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Whoever gets to AI first, I believe, will have dominance for many years afterward.
|
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It's the all-alone-ness of meditation that really gets to us, she thinks.
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Having to compete against bros like Jordan finally gets to James, and he cracks.
|
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The bigger your event, the harder (and more expensive) it gets to truly capture.
|
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I am one of those fortunate people that gets to go back and forth.
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She gets to continue being the person who chooses what the standard will be.
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There's even two whole factions of antagonistic Indigenous people that Lara gets to kill.
|
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And so, our hero gets to work cleaning up a town in north Ontario.
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It's this latter point that most clearly gets to the core of net neutrality.
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Race determines who gets to play detective and who gets marked as a suspect.
|
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When someone gets to memorize the Koran, it's unlikely for them to do wrong.
|
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But — to be clear — this unregulated company still gets to mark its own homework.
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Brazil's Philippe Coutinho can do remarkable things — but only if he gets to play.
|
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Hereditary has nightmare fodder to spare, and nobody, in the end, gets to escape.
|
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That was the biggest dream come true because not everyone gets to do it.
|
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This is the one honest moment anyone ever gets to have in this world.
|
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"If it gets to the floor, it could be a close vote," Straus observed.
|
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If it gets to 50%, for example, he'd be a favorite for re-election.
|
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It's like the weirdo that gets to find their voice for the first time.
|
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When he gets to the bottom level—"a yearning for the absent phallus," etc.
|
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"This whole 'Made in England' thing gets to be a bit much," he says.
|
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The company gets to exit bankruptcy flush with cash and often virtually debt-free.
|
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" But she also gets to "drink coffee in the morning and hear birds sing.
|
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It gets to me because it was senseless and so unceasingly brutal to watch.
|
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By the way, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do.
|
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"If she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks," he said.
|
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Therefore, Hamilton gets to wear a lot of rare and limited edition IWC watches.
|
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If it gets to three, James said, there will be something to talk about.
|
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We're seeing the same politics of who gets to control land and who doesn't.
|
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"Time doesn't really matter because pretty much no one gets to finish," he said.
|
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Am I a guy who gets to the top 40 and then sinks backward?
|
|
It's still up in the air whether the more moderate bill gets to 28503.
|
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It gets to this enduring question: What are the ethics of representing extreme violence?
|
|
It was also about how change is made and who gets to make change.
|
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What do you usually try to do when it gets to be too much?
|
|
Sweeney gets to sit down in the House of Doueh for tea and illumination.
|
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The remaining disputes revolve around the basics of pre-emption: Who gets to sue?
|
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JULY 18, 2017 —Just who gets to regulate America's many seasonal streams and wetlands?
|
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It's still up in the air whether the more moderate bill gets to 218.
|
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Glu is picky about who gets to join what's becoming an increasingly elite club.
|
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Blithe brightens when asked what will happen after that first product gets to market.
|
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Who gets to define what's laughable and what's acceptable in this sphere of things?
|
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Eventually, the girls open the locked bedroom and the groom gets to his bride.
|
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Curry will not be what he was; nobody gets to stay there for long.
|
|
Dany isn't going to see her movement snuffed out before she gets to Westeros.
|
|
So I really feel like this episode gets to the essence of the holiday.
|
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Nothing gets to the heart of human behaviour more than vulnerability, fear, irrational paranoia.
|
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It gets to the Russian idea of defamiliarization and the Brechtian idea of alienation.
|
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The background: By tradition, the U.S. pick for the post gets to fill it.
|
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Now the 43 year-old gets to leave his mark on Sequoia's future leaders.
|
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That's why Karpf gets to spend two weekends a month as a free man.
|
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She puts everything in a glass then gets to work with some egg beaters.
|
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By the time the band gets to the swirling "Tasteless," Steen's shirt is gone.
|
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Nor is it about who gets to be president or whose supporters are better.
|
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"It gets to a conversation of what exactly is Canadian food," Mr. Vartanian said.
|
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In 'Harriet,' Tubman gets to be determined, psychic, briefly heartbroken — and that's about it.
|
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I get to give you an opportunity and now your life gets to change.
|
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And Belgium gets to be the underdog again, a status that Martínez revels in.
|
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Sure, she gets to drop the whip and call herself the Breaker of Chains.
|
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The show is a multicultural utopia, but she still gets to keep her blackness.
|
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The closer Mueller gets to the full truth, the more Trump's panic will grow.
|
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And I think the question should be about who gets to transform into what.
|
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Stranger Things gets to the same place but handles things in a different fashion.
|
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So who gets to decide why and when a prime minister must step down?
|
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The person picking up the tab ordinarily gets to choose the place to eat.
|
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At the heart of the dispute lies the question: Who gets to be counted?
|
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Most of the time, the winner gets to ask Mr. Buffett for investing advice.
|
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No one at home gets to experience what pure love and appreciation feels like.
|
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"When he gets to Washington, he's got to vote with the Democrats," she said.
|
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I have to stop halfway through once it gets to a particularly uncomfortable scene.
|
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She gets to the range and positions herself on the mat, eyeing her targets.
|
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But if Trump gets to fill another Supreme Court seat, all bets are off.
|
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Instead, because South Korea scored twice during stoppage time, Mexico gets to move on.
|
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Accelerometers tell coaches how quickly a defensive back gets to the line of scrimmage.
|
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What these fantasies ask is, Who gets to tell you what you look like?
|
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But what if the Supreme Court never gets to the constitutional question at all?
|
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Wendy gets to keep a crib they have in Florida, where her mom lives.
|
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When Malik gets to class he claims he had to fight off a lion.
|
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Or is he a wealthy white man who gets to leapfrog over everyone else?
|
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Mr. Paxton gets to deliver the best lines and blow the most stuff up.
|
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I am the Jew who after 280,000 years gets to witness Jewish political independence.
|
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There may be some sibling rivalry over who gets to use the toaster first.
|
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That can happen to any horse once it gets to be a certain age.
|
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The worker has the right of free expression: He gets to exhibit the flag.
|
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Who in the agency gets to look at the data and for what purposes?
|
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Ryan's really cerebral — he's always got a plan when he gets to the plate.
|
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Ms. McMullen gets to enjoy her sprouted rye guilt-free and (mostly) sugar free.
|
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What happens when China gets to the stage where it doesn't need you anymore?
|
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" She added: "Who gets to do that, at my age, and from my background?
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Who gets to decide that, and what if any punishment should that comedian face?
|
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We are the generation that has to act, that gets to act, says Figueres.
|
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"On Tuesday November 7th, Virginia Gets To Stand Up ... To Hate," the mailer says.
|
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And she gets to the M.P. and she says, here, would you hold this?
|
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The kid instantly ignores her cramps and gets to snapping pics like her dad.
|
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"We're prepared to keep going," he said, "even if it gets to the millions."
|
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Bee gets to do zero detective work, and anyway her character is never developed.
|
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That is a warning for the next British government, whoever gets to form it.
|
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With WhatsApp, Ms. Reef said, she gets to see a stream of baby pictures.
|
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That's right, even a cartoon alcoholic horse gets to see Hamilton before you do.
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EST: President Trump gets to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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I'm excited to see my family fight over who gets to take it home.
|
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The question is, as in all discussions of dress code: Who gets to decide?
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He meanders down the road, dons an apron and gets to work, serving customers.
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I'm talking about the kind of nothing where the brain finally gets to relax.
|
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"One thing that gets to me is how much waste we make," she said.
|
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The Scars From 'Bell-Ringing' Football Tackles Who Gets to Race as a Woman?
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It's a hazy and enveloping pink world that your body gets to float within.
|
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Everyone gets to hold a candle, which can be surprisingly hypnotic for a kid!
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The man who assaults you gets to brag about it, while you're the liar.
|
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It's about policing the boundaries of who gets to be part of the home.
|
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"My dream would be that Ms. Marvel gets to come into play," she said.
|
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This gets to the heart of Bitcoin's core innovation, and also its core compromise.
|
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And at the end, the girl gets to get married and have a dress!
|
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So most often, what happens is that the investors gets to sell early on.
|
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It's not until fairly late in the film that Carol finally gets to soar.
|
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But what gets her going at that particular moment — she gets to want that.
|
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They fight over who gets to take her out of her crib in the morning, who gets to hold her and even who spends their only money from chores or mowing lawns on sweet gifts for the only little girl in the house.
|
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The educated consumer gets to feel good about the food they eat, while Mirando gets to appear environmentally conscious, as these creatures are alleged to have a small ecological footprint and can feed hundreds more people than the average pig, cow, or chicken.
|
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That's an upside if you think it's important for immigrants to become American — and a downside if you think the US should be much pickier about who gets to move here for good than it is about who gets to work here.
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What lives inside all of us, but definitely inside of me, is genderless, shameless, doesn't feel guilty about her body, about her sex, doesn't feel incompetent, doesn't feel like she has to perform — just gets to play, just gets to have fun.
|
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That's because when the word "poetry" is applied to Dylan, it isn't being used to describe an activity but to bestow an honorific — he gets to be called a poet just as he gets to be a Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient.
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You're very facilitating and supportive, something not everyone gets to experience when pursuing their dreams.
|
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Misunderstandings abound between the characters and only the reader gets to experience everyone's true self.
|
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"Nobody gets to live like this but a very select group of guys," she says.
|
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More officers than ever are now wearing cameras, but who gets to see the footage?
|
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He then gets to work at least 30 or 45 minutes before he has to.
|
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Chad, however, has a lot of work to do before he gets to that point.
|
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Uruguay will play Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, while Egypt gets to play Russia on Tuesday.
|
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Yet when Chris gets to Tyler, Hannah's face immediately lights up like a Christmas tree.
|
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Now it's just a question of if and when that story gets to be told.
|
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But at least I'm doing something about it before it gets to be too late.
|
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"They have been fighting like crazy over who gets to hold him," Canning tells PEOPLE.
|
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This gets to the exact spot on your body where your three nervous systems meet.
|
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And when he gets to daylight, he leaps right over the defender in his way.
|
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Scientist Hugh (Ariyon Bakare) gets to hang out in the lab observing and testing Calvin.
|
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"I can be a bully when it gets to, like, late at night," she said.
|
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An unfunny script doesn't get funnier just because it gets to use the F-word.
|
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As Speaker, Pelosi controls what happens — and who gets to speak — on the House floor.
|
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Then I realized that I'm the guy that gets to stand up and say 'BINGO!
|
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But every president also gets to fill hundreds of other jobs throughout the federal government.
|
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Amazon gets to flex its muscles over its competition and juice its quarterly sales numbers.
|
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Additionally, Google gets to give money to charities that it likes to butter up anyway.
|
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Boom: Your story now gets to annoy slightly amuse users on two huge social platforms.
|
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The winner gets to open for him, and also host their own stand-up special.
|
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This also gets to one of the major confusions that Trump perpetuated in his campaign.
|
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Parenting philosophy: My mission is to ensure that Asia gets to enjoy her childhood comfortably.
|
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"Every college or university comes into compliance before it gets to that stage," he said.
|
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He jumps at every chance he gets to come spend time with his fur grandbabies.
|
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If the IWM remains below $114 next Friday, Gordon gets to keep that entire amount.
|
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So, every one of your resources gets to look up to create business differentiating circumstances.
|
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It means President Trump gets to fill another seat on an influential federal appeals court.
|
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But the trial phase will come later, in the Senate, if it gets to that.
|
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After warming up with a couple of Cambridge Analytica questions, she gets to political misinformation.
|
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Anyway, it works: Ira gets to keep Taiga, which is what he wanted all along.
|
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And what's even more frustrating (and stress-inducing) is how close she gets to them.
|
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When the politics of representation have become so fraught, who gets to write about whom?
|
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A vote in Parliament could likely decide exactly which guy gets to be prime minister.
|
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And so, Bowser gets to focus on the games, both pitching them and playing them.
|
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But that neither explains the different responses nor gets to the heart of the matter.
|
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How it gets to you is just as important is what the thing is ... Precisely.
|
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This gets to the heart of the problem with so many Nazi-themed alternate histories.
|
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And, often, the closer it gets to that cut-off, the less that gets reimbursed.
|
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Information is passed on to social workers who ensure information gets to the right person.
|
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But what gets to count as literature and what as the rest of the planet?
|
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"Today @realDonaldTrump gets to drive like a big boy," the tweeter wrote alongside the photo.
|
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If someone gets to this point, they might need to be put on a ventilator.
|
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Who deserves to go extinct, and who gets to decide the answer to that question?
|
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We've been inseparable since day one and now it gets to be that way forever.
|
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Lucas is loving it—he's loving all these new people he gets to wave at.
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