In this cleverly edited YouTube video from zouru aptly titled "Jon Snow gets to work," Jon Snow....gets to work.
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It's an efficient toothbrush that gets to work in style.
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She pulls out a legal pad and gets to work.
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We chat for about 10 minutes until he gets to work.
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His teammates make the necessary adjustments, and he gets to work.
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"We can fix it all up," he says and gets to work.
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CrunchMatch gets to work matching people based on their mutual business interests.
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He then stabilizes the backhoe and gets to work on the ATM.
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I guess she gets to work out with me and M. today.
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Armed with scissors and a sheet tray, Ben gets to work gathering herbs.
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She requests a Taylor Swift station on Pandora, and then gets to work.
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No word on if X gets to work with the K-9 unit.
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Once on the ship, Mason swiftly gets to work as the expedition photographer.
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The Hill: Senate gets to work in August – but many don't show up.
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With today's phones you don't hear anything while the machine gets to work.
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And so, our hero gets to work cleaning up a town in north Ontario.
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She puts everything in a glass then gets to work with some egg beaters.
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He meanders down the road, dons an apron and gets to work, serving customers.
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He then gets to work at least 30 or 45 minutes before he has to.
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Then the artist gets to work, eventually showing the man his back in a mirror.
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How it works: The user takes a selfie, and Google's neural network gets to work.
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With a sledge hammer in hand, the model gets to work bashing a tire. Why?
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He gets up at 241:212, showers, grabs a quick breakfast and gets to work.
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She grabs it, snaps the brush head on, and gets to work on her oral hygiene.
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It's not every day that a regular person gets to work out like a pro athlete.
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Every single artist that gets to work with her always says she is always so happy.
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With the resources and the companionship, Stone really gets to work... but so does Det. Box.
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The bachelor's student is self-sufficient, so she gets to work analyzing data from her experiments.
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She immediately gets to work on connecting quotes and characters/scenes with no time to spare.
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As Eileen gets to work, a giant rat crawls from the floor up to her wig.
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But he sits up, wipes his face, laughs, licks his dirty lips, and gets to work.
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Now, the actress said she's focused on being grateful that she gets to work her dream job.
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When Warren Hardie gets to work at Twilio's office in downtown San Francisco, he logs onto Slack.
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So an academic gets to work on exciting ideas and there's not much cost to being wrong.
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Every morning she posts a new photo to her wall, then gets to work on her inbox.
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In a seven minute workout, each of the four muscle groups gets to work out three times.
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But with these first few baby steps, the internet's most famous robot dog finally gets to work.
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B. gets to work on Christmas cookies, and I make a sandwich with turkey, arugula, cheese, and hummus.
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Each time an engineer checks code into the repository, the CI server wakes up and gets to work.
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She gets to work and after around 90 minutes, hands me a mirror to see my revitalized smile.
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When she gets to work or home, she does a "super wash" of her hands in the sink.
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Picard immediately gets to work on unraveling what has always been Star Trek's rosy view of humanity's future.
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When he does, she balks, then gets to work cleaning the knife and cleaning the blood off of him.
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He's not hungry and still has office work to do, so he grabs a beer and gets to work.
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Inside the camera app, you can enable Bixby Vision, point the camera at something, and Bixby gets to work.
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Once the chip is tipped off by someone speaking, the neural network kicks into gear and gets to work.
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Meanwhile, fans will get to see Fukunaga's next project well before he gets to work on the Bond film.
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But he gets to work his own hours, work out of his home, and work in his favorite sport.
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So when your altered organism mates, its chromosome gets to work, engineering the chromosome inherited from the mate too.
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He gets to work with Jourdan Price (Panjabi), a crisis management consultant brought in to help with the scandal.
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It works as a standard set of wireless headphones, even as it gets to work sending impulses through the skull.
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Before he gets to work, Cliff decides to take off his shirt — revealing 55-year-old Pitt's stellar physique underneath.
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He rises and gets to work on his computer, a major departure from the first three episodes of season two.
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Her favorite part about running a major company, she says, is the people she gets to work with every day.
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Here's what cybersecurity experts will be looking at as the new administration gets to work and its policies take shape.
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His new show airs on Wednesday and he gets to work with his whole family — because they are all his costars.
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Even before Price gets to work, the Trump team is deleting references to the Affordable Care Act from government websites. 5.
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Mom gets to work cleaning off the new baby, but before too long her contractions start again for the second lamb.
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While he likes jumping out of helicopters, Stalling's favorite part about the job is the people he gets to work with.
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Most importantly, the malware also gets to work on wiping a target's machine, and attempts to cover up its own tracks.
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So Gillespie gets to work pumping the jab early and puts it in his opponent's mind next to the level-change.
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Armed with the plot points, the robot then gets to work drawing your special selfie portrait using its attached ink pen.
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Then he gets to work, alternating two days of lower/full body workouts with two days of upper/full body workouts.
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Wearing a sky-blue shirt that may actually be scrubs, gloved, and ready to unveil the truth, Johnson gets to work.
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Expectations are high for a flurry of excitement and activity from Washington in the week ahead as President Trump gets to work.
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Rousey's main issue seems to be that she gets to work on her boxing on a whim and do whatever she likes.
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A perk of this position is that Reeg gets to work out of his home, alongside his two dogs, Meeka and Kya.
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Now, as the Senate returns from recess and gets to work drafting its measure, we must be sure to hold Congress accountable.
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With the smarts to analyze your air before it gets to work, the Dyson Pure Cool can significantly improve your indoor allergies.
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C. picked up toggle bolts at Home Depot ($2.82), and he gets to work finishing the dining room mirror and other tasks upstairs.
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But instead of just sitting back and relaxing in her seat, the second she gets on the plane Campbell gets to work cleaning.
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You can select the shape you want with the control panel on the machine, which then reads "bending..." when it gets to work.
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Now, read the article, "With Battle Over, Kavanaugh Quickly Gets to Work as a Supreme Court Justice," and answer the following questions: 1.
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"Driveline gets to work with athletes for a week at a time or, at most, an off-season of three months," Bauer said.
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If a dish makes an impression on him and seems as if it could be made at home, Mr. Sifton gets to work.
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In both cases, you can choose the type of file you've lost and where it was (if you know), and Recuva gets to work.
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Basically, they try to diversify the assignments so everyone gets to work on some potential big blockbuster products as well as lesser star ones.
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They have not missed a beat in trying to undermine the Trump administration as it gets to work on cleaning up the mess they inherited.
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However, despite the texture, the mask gets to work quickly, immediately soothing the skin upon contact and drying down in about 10 to 15 minutes.
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During the summer months, the staff at project management software company Basecamp gets to work four days per week, resulting in a 32-hour workweek.
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While Tati walks in the Women's March, Precious gets to work on her rap career, and Alex spends time practicing dance at a mainstream studio.
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If he's convinced that the person has ALS and not a disease with symptoms that mimic it, he gets to work, trying to crack the case.
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With Cohen-Watnick, Harvey, and Higgins out, it's clear that McMaster has managed to gain some degree of control over who gets to work for him.
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It'll be a little while until the system gets to work, with more tests to run until its project commissioning date sometime around October or November.
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The tests for who gets to work at publications like The Times or The Atlantic ought to revolve around considerations of liveliness, integrity, maturity, and talent.
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As the ice capsule melts, the robot unfolds to action mode and gets to work removing foreign objects—in this case, a button battery—from the body.
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It then drops some DNA molecules into each tube and the gloop gets to work on the process of turning the information in those molecules into proteins.
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The series starts somewhat sluggishly but picks up by Episode 3, when the misfit crew lands an actual account and gets to work on an advertising campaign.
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Brett Kavanaugh gets to work at the Supreme Court, Hurricane Michael takes aim at Florida and South Korea says North Korea wants to 'ardently welcome' Pope Francis.
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The night is all about snacks, and the gang gets to work making THC-infused chips, dips, and popcorn—topped off by Merhe's world-famous weed brownies.
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It was not immediately clear how long the New York-based Trumps will stick around town -- but as the President gets to work, his full house will diminish.
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After he spends the morning responding to emails, he gets to work on playing in the workshop: putting things together, measuring them and testing to see what's working.
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She's the kind of person who sees a problem — say, a gross lack of diversity in the technology field — and instead of simply getting frustrated, gets to work.
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These days, Jada Pinkett Smith gets to work with her daughter Willow Smith and her mother Adrienne Banfield Norris, thanks to their Facebook Watch series Red Table Talk.
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Gibson nods and points to his head and both of his knees, and Goldsmith gets to work, closing both eyes and hovering his hands above the boy's legs.
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"As a Montanan, the new Secretary is excited to highlight the Department's rich and diverse cultural heritage as he gets to work advancing the Department's mission," said Swift.
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MATTIS GETS TO WORK: Mattis dug into his new role shortly after his confirmation Friday, showing up at the Pentagon on Saturday and having a packed day Monday.
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It may be a long time before any one engineer gets to work on something that's going to space, and even longer before that project actually achieves liftoff.
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With the Thanksgiving and Christmas episodes —you got left on the sidelines for Thanksgiving — the actors say they're enjoying these big scenes in which everyone gets to work together.
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To create the ideal cleaning path for your home, it utilizes its Visionary Mapping Plus and FullView Sensor 453 so it can avoid obstacles once it gets to work.
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Once the new team gets to work, it will have less than a month to persuade voters that it is worth backing with a proper legislative mandate in June.
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Then, after their heart-to-heart, Bea gets to work tossing beaucoup blushes, body lotions, and bronzers — all while teaching her client a valuable lesson in product expiration dates.
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I also check the map nearly every morning to make sure she gets to work OK. It's not like I set out to monitor someone's whereabouts at all times.
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And while old me was all "misery loves company," this year, I want to be the kind of company that has no use for misery and instead gets to work.
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In a small, dark lab Jim Cole, special agent and supervisor of Victim Identification at the Homeland Security Investigations Cyber Crimes Center gets to work using the latest technology available.
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But there are two significant signs that as Donald Trump's first Supreme Court nominee gets to work, he may envision his job in more muscular terms than did Mr Scalia.
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In the kitchen, a location that is known to double as a beauty shop in many Black homes, Beth gets to work detangling Deja's hair and finds several bald spots.
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The family gets to work on the farm, including Nova and Charley, who Remy admits he's surprised to see doing some physical work because of her bougie basketball wife status.
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But without widespread change, "the issue will continue to be ongoing for every future event they host unless the Russian government gets behind this and gets to work," she said.
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When he was here at TMZ last week, Ye said he'd been trying to encourage Colin Kaepernick to sit down with POTUS ... now he gets to work the other side.
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Mostly, Will gets to work, or rather Mr. Johnson does, as the character undergoes the hero's crucible of suffering with throbbing muscles, an impressive deadpan and yards of duct tape.
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Nauman told me that he lets things pile up until he decides he needs the space; then he clears up one of the dust-covered piles and gets to work.
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NASA's second free-flying assistant robot gets to work NASA activated a free-floating autonomous robot called 'Bumble' earlier this year, and now Bumble has a new companion called Honey.
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When consumers sign up or make purchases on those apps, Adyen's software gets to work determining how much it can trust the buyer and whether another form of authentication is needed.
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Any budget issued by the White House is merely an opening bid, and many soon become worthless documents once Congress, with its competing demands on the public purse, gets to work.
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Michaels humbly accepted the trophy, expressing that he has the best job in New York City because he gets to work with people like those who honored him at the event.
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It also helps that Fleischer gets to work with such an amazing cast — including, presciently, a hilarious surprise cameo by an actor who also appears in Jarmusch's The Dead Don't Die.
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Sunday's events will further electrify political tensions in Washington as it gets to work after the Thanksgiving holiday and ahead of a month of transition and increasing vulnerability for the President.
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Afterward, he gets to work hanging a very large mirror in our dining room, except the drywall anchors break as he starts screwing in the screws, so we leave the task unfinished.
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Clinical depression is associated with distinct impairment (such as "absenteeism" with the individual unable to get to work, or "presenteeism" where the individual gets to work but the depression compromises their performance).
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After she discovers her superhuman ability to kick ass by shape-shifting and lengthening her arms and legs, Khan dons a shalwar kameez-inspired red, blue, and yellow costume and gets to work.
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Schumer's caucus will also have a new opening to hammer McConnell next year as the majority leader gets to work rebuffing the new House Democratic majority's priorities on issues that otherwise poll well.
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I'm the exceptional Army wife who gets to work full time and has been able to keep my job as a remote-based editor as we get transferred from duty station to duty station.
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As part of her education, she also volunteers at a civilian hospital for 32 hours a week and gets to work directly with patients — the one thing she loves most about being a nurse.
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Once unpacked in one of Julie's guest rooms, David gets to work decluttering the house and sets his sights on Kenneth, the proprietor of a home goods boutique whose primary appeal is his proximity.
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Perkins sprinkles in her own lovely drawings, and there's some quietly breathtaking nature writing when one of the sisters gets to work with a falcon at a sanctuary and releases him into the wild.
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Danielle then gets to work on the schedule with her sister Ashley, setting up and sending out a detailed spreadsheet asking for help with tasks like feeding, washing bottles, prepping bottles, doing laundry and more.
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As he unravels his bartending kit and gets to work, Best explains his strategy in taming the Jeppson's beast by working in other ingredients to add some sort of balance to a very unbalanced liqueur.
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When the guy manning the griddle at my local deli sees me walk in, he gets to work on my standard order: two eggs, cheddar, and avocado on a toasted everything bagel with hot sauce.
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Overnight, while connected to wifi, the system gets to work and in the morning, you're left with about 22680GB of free space with several apps (whichever is the oldest used or downloaded) stored in the cloud.
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It's a well-paid union job in which she gets to work with her hands while earning $42 an hour, more than three times what she once made as an office worker at a non-profit.
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As the new administration gears up and the Republican Congress gets to work, many corporations and institutions are asking what is motivating the president and what will be some of the administration's key early policy priorities.
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As Powell gets to work, he will have a close ally on the Fed board in the form of Randal Quarles, a lawyer who was appointed to the role of Fed vice chair for supervision on Oct.
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As people pay more upfront, the market gets to work its magic; then the tax code can help people with high medical bills both through this exemption and from health savings accounts, which the AHCA also expanded.
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And while it's back to work for him, it's not all that bad since he gets to work with small and big screen icon Nick Nolte in the new EPIX series about a former president, played by Nolte.
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It turns out that weed leaves are more nutritionally dense than kale, and Jasmine gets to work adopting them into a dish while Abdullah helps her infuse avocados with marijuana smoke for a guilt-free feast packed with THC.
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If you choose the full archive export, LinkedIn gets to work right away, saying it will send you a download link within 10 minutes containing CSV files with information like your profile, first-degree connections, resume, and full inbox.
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When the explosion hits, Mr. Jimmy, as the crew calls him, is in the shower; though naked and half-blinded by the blast, he plucks a jagged shard from his foot, tugs on his overalls and boots, and gets to work.
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Thede lists the subjects at hand in a graphic over her shoulder like she's on ESPN running down the biggest sports stories of the day, then gets to work reeling them off like she's delivering one knockout punch after another.
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Just upload your selfie, wait a few ticks while the AI gets to work figuring out which bits of your face are hair and which are not, and then tap on a shade of your choice to try out a new do.
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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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After a long day, there is no sweeter joy than seeing him walk in the door, plop a grocery bag down on the counter, and woo me with olives and some yummy cheese he has procured before he gets to work on the evening's meal.
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I get the plus side, that anyone gets to work whenever they want, they get to earn a living or extra money if they're a mother or, you know, whatever, you're a college student, you need extra money to do these things and you have skills.
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"The team encourages self-advocacy, and as long as you work hard and consistently wave your 'freak-flag,' you can go from an entry level team member to someone who gets to work closely with the Trump-like CEO, in a matter of months," reads one.
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These books are often built around love stories, but the real juice comes from the scenes in which the heroine shakes her head grimly at a veritable mess — a pile of unpaid bills, a messy room, an inefficiently laid-out shop — and then rolls up her sleeves and gets to work.
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" Miranda was joined on stage by his Hamilton costar and Tony Award winner Renée Elise Goldsberry with a new, appropriate interpretation of the "Ten Duel Commandments" from the musical, rapping lyrics such as "In a world gone berserk, Hillary rolls up her sleeves and gets to work" and "I want to vote the candidate who puts our kids first.
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Collectively, these various pieces enable an employee to log into Sendoso and — according to a budget that has been preset — click on a contact, type out a customer message and choose a gift if desired, and that directive will show up as a campaign on the company's end and as an order over at Sendoso, which then gets to work.
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