Some especially enchanted growers were tardy in getting out of the way.
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And here is why "getting out of the way" is so hard.
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"I'm not really good about getting out of the way, anyway," he said.
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But at least the national government is helping—or getting out of the way.
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Effective management is about getting out of the way and enabling the team to succeed.
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Government can be a force for fixing healthcare – mostly by getting out of the way.
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That thing is ON. Wait, what's happening here, the hosts are... getting out of the way!
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Some might hear her tale as an example of the government getting out of the way.
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Where your hardware and software are getting out of the way of your ideas is critical.
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These companies are terrible at anything other than delivering service and getting out of the way.
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"I do not think it is getting out of the way of innovation and investment," he said.
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We still don't know if Irma will hit the US, but people are getting out of the way.
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It's the politics of government getting out of the way of market's invisible hand and inevitable good judgment.
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It's not about taking that away from anyone, but rather getting out of the way and letting kids lead.
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Embracing permissionless innovation and getting out of the way of innovation is a wise course of action for policymakers.
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But those safeguards have been focused on getting out of the way to let Apple's products to 'just work'.
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The first four generations of wireless services were marked by competition, deregulation, and governments getting out of the way.
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But even when we see the risks and vulnerabilities, we have a hard time getting out of the way.
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The Vive controllers are a big dollop of awesome, tracking my hands unerringly and simply getting out of the way.
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"This speaks to a Reddit philosophy of giving creators the tools to flourish and getting out of the way," Motamedi says.
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Hurricane Matthew Matthew will smash into Florida later today as a Category 4 storm, and millions are getting out of the way.
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Similar to Lyoto Machida he will occasionally forget about getting out of the way after a counter and hang around to attempt more.
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To their credit, this trio significantly improved on this score, getting out of the way a bit more and letting the candidates engage.
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He threw a 49 MPH pitch, and plunked Ryan Zimmerman (who should actually be embarrassed with himself for not getting out of the way).
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Alfa Romeo branding has boosted morale but Leclerc can still expect to spend much of his time getting out of the way of faster cars.
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But what makes it special is the way it uses all the latest tech to enhance your life, often by getting out of the way.
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And then handing the ball to Kyrie Irving, getting out of the way, and watching him bring the team to the doorstep of the NBA Finals.
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If the cop decides to shoot, that could put him in harm's way, since, instead of getting out of the way, he'll be focused on shooting.
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Here's how the Saudi-9/11 bill became a snowball rolling downhill, with all but the White House and Saudi government getting out of the way.
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Work that includes facing our own privilege and unconscious (or conscious but unacknowledged) biases, and getting out of the way to make room for all voices.
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Fugate argued the states would have to have a big role in the response to the coronavirus, with the federal government getting out of the way.
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"If you look at the world and look at the problems it's usually old people — usually old men — not getting out of the way," he said.
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"If you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way," he said.
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While it's rarely as easy as nodding at a brilliant developer and getting out of the way, the best systems are, like good software, minimalist and lightweight.
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Tropical Cyclone Vayu People in northwest India are getting out of the way as the strongest storm to threaten this part of India in decades barrels toward them.
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"[Obama] should be doing exactly what everyone else in the Democratic Party should be doing: following the resistance, fighting back against Trump, or getting out of the way."
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That means purposely getting into the way of a pitch, or just not getting out of the way, in order to obtain a free trip to first base.
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As host, Seth Meyers did about the best that he could, delivering a fairly tame opening monologue before essentially getting out of the way and letting the ceremony unfold.
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"If you look at the world and look at the problems it's usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way," the former president went on.
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" Joe added that the former President went on to suggest that the cause of the world's problems were "usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way.
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The Packers have been a real bullfighter in their four-game losing streak — good at getting out of the way as opposing teams blow right through their sheet-thin defense.
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BECAUSE WHEN WE LESSEN THE REGULATORY BURDEN -- WE'RE NOT TALK ABOUT GETTING RID OF REGULATIONS WE ARE TALKING ABOUT A LIGHTER HAND AND GETTING OUT OF THE WAY OF AMERICAN CAPITALISM.
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It would seem that part of dealing with death is getting out of the way of ourselves, which is linked, I imagine, to ways of facing death with a peaceful mind.
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A news reporter in San Francisco is lucky to be alive ... after narrowly getting out of the way of a brutal car crash -- while in the middle of a LIVE TV shot!!!!
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But at least some of his decision to run in the first place was tied to Biden's perceived weakness, and now that Biden is rising, Bloomberg is getting out of the way.
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That would have been a pretty big gamble on Iran's part -- they would have had to bank on early-detection systems kicking into gear and all personnel getting out of the way.
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"If you look at the ethos of Silicon Valley and look at the ethos of our companies ... it's not about me, it's not about Reid, it's about us getting out of the way," he said.
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Few announcements from the Trump White House have engendered such bipartisan outrage as the news that Turkey was preparing to attack Kurdish forces in Syria — and the U.S. would be getting out of the way.
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" Michael Wilbon is credited with the earliest use of the term, in a 1991 Washington Post article, when he described Sam Perkins getting out of the way of a Michael Jordan dunk to avoid being "posterized.
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The narrative went something like this: Now that the government was getting out of the way of buoyant entrepreneurs, a rising tide was lifting the boats of all Indians aspiring to the richness of the world.
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"If you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way," the 44th president reportedly said during his speech, which centered around leadership.
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On the next play, with the bases loaded, a foul pop by Eric Sogard fell harmlessly to the ground when Mets third baseman Wilmer Flores collided with a Brewers bat boy, who had trouble getting out of the way.
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" Former President Barack Obama recently said female leaders would significantly improve the world and that "if you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men not getting out of the way.
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I sat down with Edwards and legendary visual effects supervisor John Knoll for two conversations about the ways technology as a tool is getting out of the way to let filmmakers do their most important job: tell a fascinating story.
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He has found ways to accommodate must-pass legislation he does not necessarily support — spending bills to keep the government open and legislation raising the debt limit, for example — by getting out of the way, thus keeping his fingerprints off them.
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The first time he encountered the future president, he wrote, was when he saw Mr. Daoud leave his vehicle on a highway to beat up a driver who wasn't getting out of the way and then bite off the man's left ear.
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"The president should be doing exactly what everyone else in the Democratic Party should be doing: following the resistance, fighting back against Trump, or getting out of the way," says Charles Chamberlain, executive director of the left-leaning advocacy group Democracy for America.
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He played better basketball in the second half of the season, but there were also longer stretches, earlier in the year, when he was effectively invisible in an offense that consisted largely of throwing the ball to Jahlil Okafor and getting out of the way.
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The sin here is not that American troops are getting out of the way of a Turkish-Kurdish struggle; rather, it's that the White House refused to support Kurdish attempts to strike their own political and security arrangements with the Assad regime last year.
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It was picture perfect and punished Edgar for becoming a little predictable in his charges—the only way a fighter is dealing with that elbow is having their forearm very high or reacting in time and getting out of the way or rolling it off.
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The big picture: Few announcements from the Trump White House have engendered such bipartisan outrage as the news that Turkey was preparing to attack Kurdish forces in Syria — and that the U.S. would be getting out of the way, according to Axios' Dave Lawler.
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He is not yet exempt for the U.S. Open in June at Winged Foot, where he threw away victory with a final-hole double-bogey 14 years ago, but says his game has been sharp for a while and his mind is finally getting out of the way.
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I am still annoyed with Adrianne because she managed to look rather futurey with these giant goggles—they look like some Top Gun business, by the way, which is pretty sick and Microsoft is insane for not having a fighter jet game preloaded on every model—on her head, and I'm also annoyed with that man and his sandwich for not getting out of the way of this picture.
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Tanju is the art of pistol defense often learned in the martial art of jujutsu. Collectively they are an unarmed response to a close range pistol, such as in a mugging situation. The basics of the art are the appraisal of the situation, getting out of the way, and disarming or neutralizing the attacker. Even with the mastery of this art it is often much safer to comply with any person that is pointing a gun at you.
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Lubuntu ( ) is a lightweight Linux distribution based on Ubuntu, using the LXQt desktop environment in place of Ubuntu's GNOME desktop. Lubuntu was originally touted as being "lighter, less resource hungry and more energy- efficient", but now aims to be "a functional yet modular distribution focused on getting out of the way and letting users use their computer". Lubuntu originally used the LXDE desktop, but moved to the LXQt desktop with the release of Lubuntu 18.10 in October 2018. The name Lubuntu is a portmanteau of LXQt and Ubuntu.
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Young prefers shooting with available light. For example, in Pariah, for a nighttime bedroom scene, he shot using only Christmas lights and an IKEA lamp with a red lampshade. Amanda Petrusich in her 2012 article on Young for The New York Times states that he "favors raw light and has a penchant for shooting into it, but said he ultimately focuses on getting out of the way." In a 2013 article from The Washington Post about cinematographers who were trained at Howard University, Hans Charles, a frequent camera assistant for Young said that he has developed a versatile but also consistently poetic, oblique visual style.
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In its most uncivil form, it can be a case of road rage and/or intimidation. An example would be where the tailgating driver (the driver in the following vehicle) threatens damage to the leading vehicle and its occupants by driving aggressively — perhaps also with use of headlights and horn — to coerce the leading vehicle's driver into getting out of the way. The driver being tailgated might not wish to comply, especially if doing so would involve breaking the law, such as by increasing speed beyond the speed limit or changing lanes without due regard for safety. Note, however, that in some jurisdictions (E.g.
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Dan Whitehead from Eurogamer described Sheva's abilities as a bit hit-or-miss, saying that in a game where ammunition is scarce it was often frustrating watching her miss her targets. In 2012, PLAY included her among the most unintentionally annoying PlayStation characters, citing the AI issues. Ryan Geddes from IGN was more mixed, describing her performance as fair and saying her limitations were on par with other AI characters at the time, while IGN's Chris Reed included her among most useful sidekicks in video games, saying that unlike many AI characters, she was quick to offer assistance and skilled at getting out of the way when the player was moving or shooting. Several sources have criticized Sheva's depiction for adhering to both gender and racial stereotypes.
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