It's mostly about getting through the day, about getting through the week, about getting through life.
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Getting through them, getting through the at-bats, you watch them hang in there.
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"The only way I'm getting through it is through faith."
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Despite all this, the message is still not getting through.
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Ew. Any suggestions for getting through the next few days?
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With love and support from the community, they're getting through.
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They want to know that their message is getting through.
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They do a good job of getting through that experience.
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She might have a hard time getting through security checkpoints.
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It's also a matter of just getting through the day.
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We are getting through because the neighbor there, they cook.
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People need help getting through password resets and PIN issues.
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Getting through the concussion and dislocation is a big deal.
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Tropeano was efficient, getting through six innings on 143 pitches.
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So that's an indication that there's probably stuff getting through.
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They have a hard time getting through to the mainstream.
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Ahead, we'll cover the important steps for getting through it.
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Today, it'd be getting through to folks with DVRs. Monster.
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" "We need to plan for getting through the next decade.
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But they have developed a few strategies for getting through.
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You might need some help getting through the turkey dinner.
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We mean the advice, and I think it's getting through.
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Most divorce literature focuses on getting through the process itself.
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You're not getting through your queue fast enough, he said.
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But there was a lot of passion getting through it.
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In some cases, the message seems to be getting through.
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Heavy users should have no problem getting through a full day.
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It keeps anything traveling slower than light speed from getting through.
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Best of luck getting through the utterly cringeworthy first 20 seconds.
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If broadcasts aren't getting through, that might be the reason why.
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Getting through the next four years will be no small task.
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So if you're having trouble getting through, just, like, do that.
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First of all, its likelihood of getting through Congress is nil.
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So, having this name, getting through times, it's different for us.
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Ahead, nine tips to getting up and getting through the morning.
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But some of us have been getting through it...with memes.
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But far too many of these basic attacks are getting through.
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Like, I'm just going to dream about getting through this day.
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Getting through the Great Recession, especially the auto bailout, was important.
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" "First of all, its likelihood of getting through Congress is nil.
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Right now, they are just focused on getting through this ordeal.
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And the trick is keeping yourself together and getting through them.
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I'm not getting through to him by writing nasty, threatening texts.
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"I don't see it getting through a Republican Senate," she said.
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And I'm very confident about getting through this one as well.
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But make no mistake: We're just all getting through this one.
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What is clear is that no medical aid is getting through.
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Having a hard time getting through to anyone on the phone.
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Kevin Durant reportedly had no such issue getting through to Irving.
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It's Sufjan promising to make 50 albums and getting through two.
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But Ms. Dash is still having trouble getting through the door.
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Basic necessities like food and water are still not getting through.
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No matter that getting through a doorway might take a contortionist.
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But the groups said they feared insufficient aid was getting through.
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Building relationships with these kids, getting through to them, is incredibly rewarding.
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They have a tough time getting through a lot of major legislation.
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No, sorry, you aren't getting through this list without a Trump meme.
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But in fact you're getting through to them on some subconscious level.
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Getting through the day itself actually isn't that big of a struggle.
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It's exciting to know you're getting through to the country that way.
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If you're ambivalent, congratulations for getting through another day on planet earth!
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This bill in its current form is not getting through the Senate.
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Preparation is key to getting through the occasionally tedious yet rewarding process.
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For those fleeing the Middle East's war zones, getting through means everything.
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The Canola Council of Canada now says no imports are getting through.
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Or are you only focused on getting through the next few months?
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We live in an information age, but the information isn't getting through.
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"Today was pretty tough but I'm getting through it," the singer tweeted.
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It's a busy day—focus on getting through your to-do list!
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But as I said, none of this seems to be getting through.
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His unfiltered message is getting through just fine, and it's a mess.
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And I hope I hope you're getting through this as best possible.
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And I hope I hope you're getting through this as best possible.
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For now, Ms. Alvarado's group was concentrating on getting through each day.
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"We feel very good about getting through this process," Warner told reporters.
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But we're very adaptable to getting through a lot of this stuff.
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And Flake may face his own problems getting through his primary first.
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The sneaker resale industry is not getting through the coronavirus outbreak unscathed.
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They're more interested in the microcosmic task of getting through everyday life.
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Since the start of the Arakan Army conflict, little has been getting through.
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It's getting through a never-ending list of things that they absolutely need.
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If seizures are rising, so too is the amount of drugs getting through.
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She's got a big smile on her face and she's getting through it.
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The excitement of getting through the latest posts has worn down over time.
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Getting through The Bachelorette's Men Tell All special this year felt especially difficult.
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Odds are, you had trouble getting through because of the heightened service demand.
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Yes, they have special drill bits just for getting through skull and tissue.
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Read on for advice from 12 people on getting through a panic attack.
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Ibrahim's The Girl Guide is a treasure map for getting through puberty unscathed.
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Getting through this hole actually results in a glass of whiskey being poured.
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"We're getting through it," Jones said of her life's newfound lack of GoT.
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She says getting through the lawsuit toughened her up for her cancer diagnosis.
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My way of getting through the day is to text with loved ones.
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Ahead, some advice for getting through wedding season and still having friends after.
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She ruined any chance I had of getting through school without being bullied.
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First and foremost, the children are the reason I am getting through this.
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Regardless of how the public feels about scientists, their messages aren't getting through.
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"Things are happening, names are taken off, people aren't getting through," Trump said.
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Clearly, his grit chips are getting through to management, if not the players.
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Getting through the Siouxsie and the Banshees catalog can be a daunting task.
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Getting through a challenge, whether it's mechanically or mentally demanding, is so gratifying.
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"There's no way of getting through this unless we try together," he says.
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This past New Year's Eve, I expressed thanks for getting through another year.
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Another was "Getting Through the Night," a 1976 play about four lonely women.
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That's Senate-speak for: No way this guy is getting through my chamber.
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For Anna, it's just getting through the day without being manipulated or abused.
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Good luck getting through it without bobbing along to all the nostalgic goodness.
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That's a private thing, people getting through something and wanting to stay together.
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Besides, the hackers had sabotaged Bangladesh Bank's systems to stop messages getting through.
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But she also got the impression that she was getting through to them.
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But the numbers suggest it is likely to have difficulty getting through parliament.
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Yet despite all the warnings, the message doesn't seem to be getting through.
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At the top, the WCC's message seems to be getting through in some areas.
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It also supports circular scrolling motions for getting through, say, a long song playlist.
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But, wouldn't fewer apprehensions mean more illegal immigrants must be getting through the border?
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My main concern is that Brittany's okay and making sure she's getting through this.
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But despite costing a premium, Sprint's solution doesn't automatically block anything from getting through.
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William H. Macy is getting through the Primetime Emmy Awards with some liquid courage.
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Young Charles was a speed reader, getting through two or three books a day.
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Chastened, he focuses instead on getting through the Federal Reserve's annual stress tests. Psycho.
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But getting through these three debates with Donald has to count as a miracle.
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But in Jaipur, at least some of the messages seem to be getting through.
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The Right To Smooth Sailing: Booking flights and getting through security are bad enough.
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Let's remember they're getting through all of this new stuff in only six episodes.
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The combat isn't especially deep, but successfully getting through a challenging encounter is rewarding.
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"Everyone has their issues and their problems," Hussey says of getting through dark times.
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Darvish uncharacteristically showed some emotion with a fist pump after getting through the inning.
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"We're surviving and focusing on getting through an hour at a time," she says.
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It's all about getting through this season and trying to help this team win.
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Clearly, as seen by the amateur hobbyist's radio rig, that message isn't getting through.
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But unfortunately, this is necessary for getting through this and also for saving lives.
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"It's not just about getting through the game and not discussing it," Sherlock said.
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VOICES This past New Year's Eve, I expressed thanks for getting through another year.
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With speed essential in the dispatch of information, calls weren't getting through fast enough.
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It's been a productive week and I'm proud of myself for getting through it!
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The timeframe for 'getting through this' seems to be a little over 2 months.
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"Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone" by Mark Goulston
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Mazie Hirono when asked if she thought the arguments were getting through to Republicans.
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Harvey, 27, said he was focused on getting through spring training in one piece.
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However, getting through the ice to gather evidence is going to be extremely difficult.
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Public health officials are concerned the pro-vaccination message isn't getting through, they tell Axios.
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If your computer is reading and writing data faster, it's getting through its processes quicker.
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It can't be easy for Jorah or even Iain Glen, but they're getting through it.
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Pensions, somehow, are still getting through, and families are managing on those and on debt.
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The measure will have a tough time getting through Congress, particularly the Republican-held Senate.
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This investigation was the goal of the unit, not simply getting through an important novel.
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The trick to getting through this transition may be as simple as shifting your perspective.
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I found this rather hilariously overblown: Good luck getting through Mr. Warner's 23-page report.
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The message appears to be getting through, with Rouhani's rallies attracting chants of reformist slogans.
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But it's unclear how much, if any of it, is getting through to the voters.
|
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But critics say the hard-hitting public service announcements are not getting through to people.
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Regardless of how the public feels about scientists, some of their messages aren't getting through.
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Getting through a job interview while sitting inside of a glass cube in midtown Manhattan?
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To put it on your body for life shows that we're getting through this together.
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For Hamrouni, it's about getting through each day and trying to keep her family intact.
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Low ratesFeloni: What about getting through this low rate environment and the challenges with that?
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I love so many people who might have a very rough time getting through this.
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She had trouble getting through her first television interview, but not because she was upset.
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After getting through security, I wander for 15 minutes to find the shortest coffee line.
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Some claimed to have waited hours on hold without getting through to a staff member.
|
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People also reported having trouble getting through to Synchrony Bank&aposs customer-service phone lines.
|
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In most instances, a blue slipped nominee has a difficult time getting through the senate.
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Many banks in Europe said they had stepped up efforts to prevent attackers getting through.
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BECKY QUICK: Do you feel like that's a message that is getting through to people?
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However, doubts prevail about the proposed deal getting through the British parliament in Saturday's vote.
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"He worked around some trouble, but getting through the sixth inning was tough for him."
|
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And yet the men who conned Jared apparently had no trouble getting through to him.
|
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Just my luck, getting through the Transportation Security Administration's security takes me longer than anticipated.
|
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But it's clearly not getting through some employees, if this new memo is any indication.
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If we got through a second season, I wouldn't see us getting through a third one.
|
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Well I have a question, is this message really getting through to younger generations of women?
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I was not alone in my belief that getting through withdrawal was all that was needed.
|
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But if you normally deal with seasonal allergies, the key to getting through it is prevention.
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"We're getting through this by staying great friends and being the best parents possible," he said.
|
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"[Right now] the wrong people are getting through because the barriers are so high," he says.
|
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His owner tells WJLA that General is "a little Houdini," and he's always getting through doors.
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Think of it as a reward for getting through the winter — and all that binge-watching.
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He added that if drugs are getting through it is because his office is grossly understaffed.
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"We're getting through this by staying great friends and being the best parents possible," says Tarek.
|
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When it comes to getting through the darkness, the ability to laugh at it is powerful.
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You earned that seat by getting through our very, very difficult and in-depth vetting process.
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"Getting through that slump was probably actually the toughest part of my career," Taylor, 2200, said.
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"I'm interested in Twitter because it seemed to be the only news getting through," notes Roth.
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The attacks, the department said, are getting through student emails via their institution's password-protected website.
|
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"Oh, for sure, I definitely thought that was getting through to my guy Cash," Jones said.
|
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"The message is not getting through," Mr. Thrasher said at a news conference on Monday afternoon.
|
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Granted, getting through a school closure is not the same as choosing to homeschool your kid.
|
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These precursor missions would set the stage for getting through the ice and reaching the ocean.
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What if everything fails, and getting through life is simply learning to cope with the failure?
|
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We are still in a recovery and making sure that people are getting through the storm.
|
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In an interview late Tuesday, Ginsburg talked about the rules for getting through the courthouse doors.
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Bottom line: While conservatives support the measure, it has little chance of getting through the Senate.
|
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What's your strategy for getting through to the white people who may not be particularly sympathetic?
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Simple things — like talking to other students or getting through a lecture — grew into insurmountable challenges.
|
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It's main job in the magazine originally was your strategies for getting through New York City.
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Depending on how fast the line is going, getting through the checkpoint can take several hours.
|
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Vital provisions – food, medicine, fuel, medical equipment, batteries, solar panels and more – are not getting through.
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Technology becomes more about what we use outside that is a part of getting through the day.
|
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Case in point: her latest Instagram post that reveals her true motivation for getting through a workout.
|
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The "thank u, next" singer was seen in the video appearing to struggle getting through a song.
|
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They really have to hustle to get the votes to prevent somebody from getting through this process.
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You just want to make people feel better and help people get through whatever they're getting through.
|
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"All of the sudden I'm meeting these people who are getting through this tremendous loss," Gonzalez says.
|
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Somehow the lessons about organizational culture are not getting through to everyone -- or simply not being implemented.
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I've had no problem getting through a full day of fairly constant use, but certainly not more.
|
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Nevada, more than any other early contest, will show how well he is getting through to them.
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A number of police forces have been sounding the alarm over illicit fentanyl getting through Canada's borders.
|
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Rachel Brosnahan has a very trendy trick for getting through the long hours on set — bone broth.
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They had meant to be there earlier but getting through the crowd had taken longer than expected.
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The only tip I can give on getting through parties in Ibiza is just to stay awake.
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Best features: Cryptographic protection: Bank-level AES-219.99 encryption ensures no one's getting through to your data.
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I can't speak to that, but I can speak to the way I'm getting through it: memes.
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"I think that's sort of the secret of getting through something that's sort of torturous," Fiennes said.
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Not quite the ~22 hours HP advertises, but solid in my book for getting through a day.
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" And for now, his focus is on "passing exams and getting through law school in one piece.
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The White House has made a late push to stop the resolution from getting through the Senate.
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The most stressful part about traveling with a mother is getting through the security at the airport.
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"I also think he would have a relatively easy time getting through the approval process," said Simons.
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I don't know why, but getting through a Thursday always feels better to me than a Friday.
|
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The shock is so great it feels surreal, and just getting through the next hour seems overwhelming.
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DHS TRIP can provide resolution to travelers with difficulties getting through security and inspection at airport checkpoints.
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When I get ready to hit the baseball, I'm cutting my swing off, not getting through it.
|
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He rightfully pointed out that a Republican-crafted bill has little chance of getting through the Senate.
|
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Traders appear sanguine despite the uncertainties of tax reform getting through in Washington and escalated geopolitical tensions.
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Don't do it: Getting through 68 homophone clues is fabulous solving practice and a great brain workout.
|
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She joined Oprah Magazine's digital director Arianna Davis to talk about how she's getting through her days.
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If I were Sydney, I would think that meant I was getting through to hometowns at least.
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But getting through the day and dealing with people at work, dealing with family, that's just life.
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Two police cruisers were parked at the corner to keep neighbors and passers-by from getting through.
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Each one of us has his or her own way of appreciating and getting through the season.
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After getting through customs, contact that person and ask him or her to read off your passwords.
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Others went for the jugular, trying to use partisan politics to prevent a provision from getting through.
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It's just the process of getting through these ... I get process and I get no dialog. Right.
|
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It has a "slim-to-none" chance of ever getting through Congress, according to CNN reporter Phil Mattingly.
|
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But Trump could threaten to veto it, jeopardizing the chances of it getting through the GOP-held Senate.
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It's hard getting through a film, especially a film in Massachusetts in the middle of the winter [laughs].
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I don't think there's any getting through with you and I don't want to be friends with you.
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Getting through a rough patch of sea, he had to dive into the water to save her life.
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One passenger reported being stranded in Tokyo, with no success in getting through to a call center number.
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He seemed to emote more than ever before, and I felt like I was getting through to him.
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With their help, he's got a good shot of getting through this anniversary and many more to come.
|
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What if aid starts getting through, the fighting abates and the Russians and Americans settle into their JIC?
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However, the person does not believe the roadblocks pose any serious risk to the legislation getting through Congress.
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Even worse: additional screening could cause delays that would prevent it from getting through the checkpoint at all.
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I'm barely getting through this but I am being told I'm the lucky one, some sort of VIP.
|
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In 2002, the Angels won a seven-game World Series without a starter getting through the sixth inning.
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She is the author of Getting Through It: A Workbook for Suicide Survivors, which is available on Amazon.com.
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Ryan on Wednesday downplayed the chances of the bill getting through the House and past Trump's possible veto.
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In addition to the challenges of getting through a school week, there are appointments with therapists and psychiatrists.
|
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If the Trump administration had embraced the idea, it would have had a tough time getting through Congress.
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The most difficult part of their relationship was getting through the long hours at work, Ms. Sullwold said.
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CreditCreditCassidy Araiza for The New York Times Samantha Flores was having a tough time getting through the airport.
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Getting through them, then beating Trump, keeping the House and taking the Senate is, correctly, the primary objective.
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He says his relatively moderate economic proposals stand a better chance of getting through the polarized U.S. Congress.
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"We've been trying to drive the message home and it does seem to be getting through," she said.
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I stop by the cafeteria for a bagel and grapes before getting through a marathon of morning meetings.
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I think for me, it was always just literally surviving in the moment, getting through that single day.
|
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"Veterans and other victims of trauma are starting to speak up, and we're finally getting through," Kahl said.
|
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He also suggested some of the cuts are seasonal and cyclical — related to getting through the holiday season.
|
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Giving constructive feedback will deepen and strengthen our relationship and getting through challenging things together bring people closer.
|
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"But I've faced other challenges and I'm very confident about getting through this one as well," he said.
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London Theater Reviews Some dramas derive their potency from the struggle involved in simply getting through the day.
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It takes antibiotics and it takes getting through a thick skull like Hillary's and mine to slow down.
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Anything from a bear that has no chance of getting through, even down to little frogs and toads.
|
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He sees other priests installing solar panels on their churches, giving him hope that the message is getting through.
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This number is for people who have witnessed and might need assistance getting through the trauma piece of this.
|
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And virtually everyone can feel a little (or a lot) heroic getting through the day without dropping the ball.
|
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To help you deal with it all, we're providing tips and tricks for getting through the day stress-free.
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The threat that one of the 10% getting through might be carrying a nuclear warhead would not be eliminated.
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They said that when they did come to cancel the membership, they encountered issues getting through to customer service.
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"First of all, its likelihood of getting through Congress is nil," Sanders said when asked about reparations in Iowa.
|
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"Right now, our main concern is getting through through Krijger's memorial service and paying respects to him," he said.
|
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Lance has called the proposal an "exercise in futility" because it has little chance of getting through the Senate.
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You got all these judges, 23 judges on the circuit courts getting through, I mean this is good stuff.
|
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My entire set of problems was funneled into a single uber-problem: getting through the day on 600 calories.
|
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The stress of getting through a complete review of your finances for an entire year can be pretty intense.
|
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Then Lara asks if getting through all this anger and coming out on the other side makes you stronger.
|
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While her face looks bummed out, Kristin seems to be getting through by doing what she does best ... shopping.
|
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But getting through a full day of work with a hangover, on the other hand, may prove more difficult.
|
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Rep. Ann Wagner is comparing the battle in Congress over repealing ObamaCare to getting through bathtime with the kids.
|
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The request likely has little chance of getting through (but it's dependent on the Trump administration, so who knows).
|
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Drug pricing advocates are trying to stop one of Pharma's top priorities from getting through Congress with new ads.
|
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No matter how many times she said it, though, she sensed that it somehow wasn't getting through to him.
|
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But the groups said they feared aid getting through would "not be sufficient to meet the enormous humanitarian needs".
|
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International monitors should be deployed along the border to make sure that no fighters or weapons are getting through.
|
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Besides allaying travelers' concerns about getting through security, wait-time data can also alert security officials about processing bottlenecks.
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If it is damaged, the neural signals can have trouble getting through, leaving a person paralyzed or otherwise disabled.
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"Getting through the boring stuff is almost always the difference between a project existing or not existing," he says.
|
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I've been so focused on getting through chemo that I haven't processed that this will always be a thing.
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There was this whole A to B of getting through this breakup; it felt like a sort of season.
|
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I try to maximize my work from home days by getting through as much laundry as possible between tasks.
|
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Rays 24, Yankees 21 Getting through the Yankees' lineup used to be about as easy as navigating a minefield.
|
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In the café, the woman working the burrito counter was frustrated because none of their deliveries were getting through.
|
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But medical marijuana isn't about getting high, it's about getting through each day with a reprieve from devastating symptoms.
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He also represents a last chance at getting through to Anat, who hates him for neglecting her in childhood.
|
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The talk of contingency plans come as the House measure has a narrow path to getting through the Senate.
|
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Instead, they're willing to reach out to people who can assist them in getting through tough times more easily.
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Even if Saudi airstrikes were precise, they would probably cripple Al Hudaydah's infrastructure and stop food from getting through.
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We were impressed by the honesty with which many described painful experiences and their advice for getting through them.
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But after getting through four innings without giving up a run, Hess couldn't get an out in the fifth.
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Terry Haines, head of political analysis for Evercore ISI, said Clinton's proposed panel had little hope of getting through Congress.
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The grades are important because they help the Fed gauge how well its message is getting through to financial markets.
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So trust us, this is a tried and true way for getting through the winter to the bounty of spring.
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The process lasted hours for each boy, and involved them getting through long passageways barely bigger than an adult body.
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The other six options here assume that Obama wants to maximize the odds of his nominee getting through the Senate.
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It feels like they just survived one war (because they did), and now they're already anxious about getting through another.
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Firstly, Rebel Nell employs underemployed, impoverished women, and provides financial-literacy training, among offering other essential "getting through life" resources.
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If it is that long, then getting through a 14-day quarantine is no guarantee that you won't get sick.
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The couple have had trouble getting through hotlines and groups that are helping people get in touch with loved ones.
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Wood also said that getting through the detox, as Mikhaila said Peterson has done, doesn't mean a person won't relapse.
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It's the sunny television equivalent of a beach read, a perfect escapist fantasy for getting through the worst of winter.
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These sounds are also something very good for getting through a convention, if you don't have to talk that much.
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Getting through the long weekdays can feel hard enough, without the added challenge of actually getting stuff done during them.
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And bonding with new friends helped enormously when it came to getting through the tough early years after being adopted.
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Even agencies trying to help the children had a difficult time getting through to them because of the language barrier.
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The legislation has little shot of getting through the GOP-held Senate and could face resistance in the business world.
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However, one lawyer has said without exceptional new evidence, it will be like "getting through the eye of a needle".
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It's a little chaotic and we don't always know what we're doing, but we've been learning and getting through it.
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ID left behind during escape from bombings Even for refugees who fit the new restrictions, getting through can be daunting.
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"He seems he's on the verge of getting through but then he makes too many mistakes," manager Pete Mackanin said.
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Getting through that first inning, just couldn't really get loose out there and obviously you could tell with the velocity.
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While Mr. Ryan keeps his eyes on getting through 2016, many of his Republican colleagues are clearly looking to 2020.
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Others are getting through their warm-up exercises as quickly as possible so they can get onto some ball work.
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But given the vibe emanating from his old colleagues, he's not exactly optimistic about meaningful reform getting through the legislature.
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Kap touched down around 5 AM in hopes of getting through the airport without fanfare -- and he pretty much did.
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Perhaps we should give thanks to God for each breath, for each day, even when getting through it gets tougher.
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You could wrap yourself in plastic garbage bags and hike for hours without a single drop of rain getting through.
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We asked you if you've ever struggled to make friends and if you have any advice for getting through it.
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But it was his way of getting through to the team, and it showed how much he understood his group.
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Spotify users have created more than 20 playlists for the sole purpose of getting through the New York City commute.
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They also had food to last several days — "mostly bread," Mr. Fox said — and wire cutters for getting through fences.
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He sang about hard times and about getting through them with love; he rejoiced at surviving stomach cancer last year.
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That's my record for getting through border controls at John F. Kennedy International Airport, armed with my Global Entry card.
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Eating on air is de rigueur here, so try getting through an episode without a snack at your own peril.
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Pichai would need lots of help and luck getting through it, and Page and Brin would only be a distraction.
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I've scrounged up some of the best Chrome extensions to make getting through email easier, faster, and even more fun!
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Trump's rating on immigration policy are still below 50 but have improved, suggesting he is getting through on the issue.
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NewsGuard's method of greenlighting entire publications (rather than articles individually) means it's possible some fake news is still getting through.
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We head home around 8, and I watch part of a documentary I've been getting through somewhat slowly this whole week.
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This is exactly how Emily Blunt and her husband John Krasinski are getting through the day leading up to the SAGs.
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Carrying all of that information in our pockets is incredibly powerful, and it makes getting through our days a little easier.
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And by the way, you&aposve done an amazing job tonight, I don&apost know how you&aposre getting through it.
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After anxiously getting through a long day of work I returned to my apartment on the Upper East Side in Manhattan.
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PERINO: -- and inspiration for them to go out into the world, to celebrate the fact that they&aposre getting through college.
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The message that the US will send migrants back to their home countries "is getting through loud and clear," she said.
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But two died from overdose before getting through the paperwork, and one was sentenced to five years for drug-related charges.
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But judging from United's lack of accountability in its official responses, it doesn't seem that message is getting through fast enough.
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Listening to music (or podcasts, or audiobooks) can be an integral part of getting through that daily commute or lengthy flight.
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And that could affect the chances of a final version getting through the House, even if the Senate can pass it.
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He seemed downtrodden but at peace with the situation, and he's getting through the 41-month sentence by keeping himself occupied.
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In terms of getting through Kim's makeup routine every day, I didn't struggle as much as I did with the skin.
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It's shocking how a video of James Corden getting through airport security with zero hiccups can make such an important statement.
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In his recent interview with the AP, Pitt shared that he is getting through the divorce as best as he can.
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But the chances of that getting through Congress are politically small, Deese said, which makes further executive action even more important.
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Yet, given the number of people who go into debt to travel, the message does not seem to be getting through.
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But this isn't going to be—every single deal we heard about it getting through, "the Cornhusker Kickback," this and that.
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But if even Collins is on board with a rules change, Gorsuch is probably getting through one way or the other.
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"Getting through this, sticking with me through that and then after we get out, wanted to make it official," Krueger said.
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And while a deal with Turkey has cut refugee flows, smugglers are still getting through and Greek islands are dangerously overcrowded.
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They set up highway check posts to stop supplies getting through from states bordering Maharashtra, home to some 120 million people.
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Despite the fact that Republicans control Congress and the White House, the nominees are not getting through the Senate confirmation process.
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If you've been mindlessly getting through your job, it's possible that you've forgotten what you truly care about in your career.
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Consumers Union is urging telephone companies to deploy better screening technology to help prevent unwanted calls from getting through to customers.
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"I think they've been as supportive and helpful of getting through a tough time as they possibly can be," Headley said.
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Our live blog tracked markets as investors focused on President Donald Trump's tax proposal and its chances of getting through Congress.
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"We have told members of Congress that the FTC cannot do the job and that message is getting through," Chester said.
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Getting through the heavily patrolled 22000-mile zone beyond the border can be just as difficult as getting into the country.
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" It's not a spoiler to say that they get through this; getting through is in a way the subject of "Catastrophe.
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" He added, "I'm just looking forward to getting through these four rounds and having a better understanding of where I'm at.
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Getting through security and to my gate was a relatively speedy process once I checked in and got my boarding pass.
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The Port Everglades account said it would take about three days to arrive in South Florida after getting through the canal.
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For precinct officials who had trouble with the app, some also reported difficulties getting through on the phone to report results.
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But Alaina pulled herself together and said she felt "really proud" of herself for getting through it and honoring her stepfather.
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Brody offers tips on finding and keeping a babysitter, getting through rough patches at the office and recommitting to your career.
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I realized that although Oktoberfest represented a lot of things I dislike, the key to getting through it is surrendering mentally.
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It's about getting through the hard times, having someone to talk to and someone to lean on, to get advice from.
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But I've found that, at least for now, Alberta's capital is more focused on getting through its grief than assigning blame.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon says conservatives need to work on getting through a "corrupt and incompetent" Republican establishment.
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But winning a general election against Mr Trump looks relatively straightforward compared with the challenge of getting through a Democratic primary.
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Running has always kept me on track with getting through treatment and having something to look forward to in my recovery.
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Of the 400,4503 daily riders, 225,000 of those folks depend on getting through the tunnel, to get from Brooklyn to Manhattan.
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The measure couldn't even get through the Senate, because a minority of senators blocked the bill from getting through a filibuster.
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They're doing it, but more so just getting through their days, desperate to be happy even as they're both radiating misery.
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There's an opportunity to create a larger ecosystem for all of us, rather than one of us getting through at a time.
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Did he forget that during Obama&aposs term, Jay-Z, Rihanna, Zach Galifianakis, a lot of celebs getting through the White House?
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By 5 PM I'm knackered, on my sixth espresso, with the Stone Roses on my speakers, just getting through the dinner service.
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"We're getting through it, but I would say this is not an assignment for people with families, it's very difficult," she says.
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At the rate that Brits are getting through the spirit, let's hope that hangover-free gin is here sooner rather than later.
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Getting through that mug was an easy milestone for me to hit to start my day off, which made me feel accomplished.
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After eating that sad serving of soup the next afternoon, I realized I needed some major help getting through the next week.
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Theresa Starcher, 33, who made the trip from Denver with her two children, said getting through security was easier than she anticipated.
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Though it's summer now and Mattox has more free time, getting through the school year while running a hedge fund was challenging.
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I told readers to stay positive and grow from their negative experiences, because that's how I'm getting through my journey with cancer.
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The trick to getting through any retrograde is to move slowly and deliberately — and this summer of retrogrades galore is no exception.
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If you had a hard time getting through The Affair last week, when we learned that Alison (Ruth Wilson) died, buckle up.
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So this is I think a very, very positive thing that certainly the message is getting through in ways big and small.
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Try to imagine the player, unable to see anything, getting through a virtual tennis game without running into the walls or furniture.
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Be it blasting out of your car or through your earbuds, there's no way you're getting through the summer without a soundtrack.
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"He had a difficult time just getting through last night's game with what he's dealing with," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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He settled down from there, retiring nine in a row at one point and getting through six frames with two runs allowed.
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Moreover, some of their proposals would have difficulty getting through the Senate without significant support from Democrats - and that appears very unlikely.
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Charfauros added that the chance of a missile getting through the "various layers of defense" between North Korea and Guam were 0.0001%.
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On Inauguration Day, dozens of anti-Trump protestors were arrested for destroying property and blocking inauguration attendees from getting through security checkpoints.
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Karen Ward, a market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said that investors were still "most nervous" about the deal getting through parliament.
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Unless he's so bright, and unless his family life at home is incredibly structured, there's no way he's getting through high school.
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On the morning of the shooting, Turner says Gerald's wife, Dechia, tried calling him, but had trouble getting through to his phone.
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The firm said Beyond Meat's risk/reward "skewed towards the upside" as the company is getting through it IPO lock-up expiration.
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Even if a GOP immigration bill passes the House, it appears to have little to no chance of getting through the Senate.
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When we are stressed, we may be preoccupied with deadlines, worries about getting through our commitments, and fears about letting people down.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she didn't think the NRA's pushback would affect the law's chances of getting through the lower chamber.
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" Then she rolled her eyes and said, "I've had a really rough year, blah, blah, blah—you know, we're getting through it.
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And if Democrats take back the House, it's where any legislation with a prayer of getting through Congress will be hammered out.
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It not only received acclaim from critics but from photographers who identified with her creative outlet for getting through life's darkest moments.
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But he feels the message is slowly getting through that fruit needs to be picked, electric fences installed and sight lines cleared.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — It takes determination to have a normal childbirth in Brazil, and I'm not talking about just getting through labor.
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Last week in Houston, some residents reported trouble getting through to 20163, and many said calls to officials for help went unanswered.
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And how can we talk to our relatives, especially older, not-extremely-online relatives, and make sure the message is getting through?
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Who knows how many potential terrorists may be trying to come to the United States, but few appear to be getting through.
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We experienced issues with the review unit's display that appeared to be from debris getting through the hinge and damaging the screen.
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My focus is on getting through the order we have now and making sure we get all the candidates back to Georgia.
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So there's a wide range of things, but I discovered that bureaucracy is probably the biggest challenge, getting through the city's process.
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Getting through the next 100 years will require, however, extraordinary innovation in manufacturing that surely will require a social resurgence of labor productivity.
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We catch the shuttle from the parking lot to the airport and start the process of checking our backpacks and getting through security.
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So I've kind of been making sure he's okay, that he's getting through this and he knows there are people here for him.
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She says there was no getting through that tough period without Fisher, 39, who retired in 2018 after 19 years on the ice.
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But it also suggests messaging from the right is getting through to Republican voters, meaning moderates are feeling extreme heat from all sides.
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Understandably, perhaps; maybe it is just too painful for her right now to do that -- to do anything but focus on getting through.
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It has been really encouraging, to feel as though I have been getting through to people, and spreading the message that I intended.
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Brexit The United Kingdom and the European Union strike a deal on Brexit, but it faces long odds of getting through Britain's Parliament.
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I haven't quite reached Google's claimed 12 hours of use, but I haven't had any problems getting through a full eight-hour workday.
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For some people, self-care is about getting through a to-do list, or finally doing laundry, or actually texting a friend back.
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The three men escaped last Friday after getting through a half-inch steel screen in their holding tank and crawling through plumbing tunnels.
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After getting through security, I grab a cup of tea and a Marshmallow Dream Bar at Starbucks and settle in at my gate.
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Flying is clearly the best choice, despite being uncomfortable, oftentimes inconvenient and delay-ridden, not to mention the thrill of getting through security.
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I was trying to reach Elizabeth and I wasn't getting through to her and I was wondering, 'Is she really upset about this?
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You can understand why airline employees get frustrated because everybody in the airport is mad because conditions in the airport, getting through TSA.
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After getting through most of an early planet, I had the gnawing feeling that, uh, this all looked exactly like the launch game.
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He turned in his second solid appearance in a row by getting through the scoreless inning despite allowing a walk and a single.
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Listening to music (or podcasts, or audiobooks) can be an integral part of getting through that daily commute or a restless transatlantic flight.
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That can be a good thing, and it also means the battery is equally robust; I never had trouble getting through the day.
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Getting through all the various trials and tribulations means an entire fleet of virtual aircraft — and some one-of-a-kind bragging rights.
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The type of information getting through to Americans varies significantly depending on whether the candidate in question is Mr. Trump or Mrs. Clinton.
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In earlier evidence, he said he was getting through 10 grams per day, washed down with red wine and Red Bull energy drinks.
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Battery life also veers into mediocre territory, as getting through a day of moderate use can be a serious challenge for the DTEK50.
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He gave himself a chance by getting through the seventh and eighth innings on only 18 pitches, bearing down against an overmatched lineup.
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I liked the fact that he showed there was a way of getting through the traditional gatekeepers if you had the right conviction.
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Yet friends and even family members have had difficulty getting through the tight protective screen that Mr. Kelly has built around the president.
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I think we found, which I think many incumbents find, is the first stage is getting through denial as quickly as you can.
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I'm not talking about these guys not getting them; it's just: A lot of balls are getting through the infield, which is unfortunate.
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And since her doctors were confident she would be fine, she wanted to focus on getting through the treatment while being newly married.
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If you need help getting through an audit, dealing with owed taxes, or receiving your refund, the Low Income Taxpayer Clinics can help.
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"We are getting through extension season — a nightmare," said Dan Herron, CPA and principal of Elemental Wealth Advisors in San Luis Obispo, California.
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"Maybe the silver lining was getting through the back injury and just going out there and playing," Love told reporters after Saturday's win.
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They were "just getting through life on the bus," said Dailey, 17, who has since moved into a bigger apartment with his family.
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He was not capable of getting through the military training for special forces because his body was frail, and we're honest about that.
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The 50,000 recipients of the visas are not guaranteed permanent residence, only a chance at getting through the rest of the immigration process.
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He reckons that some 30-40 migrants a night had been getting through in the good weather, though these numbers will fall in winter.
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" Asked whether he would be in favor of "reparations for slavery," Sanders said no, arguing that "its likelihood of getting through Congress is nil.
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"Emotional detachment is bad for resolving conflicts in close relationships, but for getting through short-term ones, it's not a bad solution," she said.
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My colleague Vlad Savov has spent more time with the smaller one, and he tells me he's getting through a full day without issue.
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Residents in Santa María, at the peninsula's tip, say their neighbors smashed a hole in it on purpose to stop aid from getting through.
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That might not necessarily stop it from getting through the Canadian Parliament, but it may become a campaign issue during federal elections next year.
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If this seems anticlimactic to you, then you try getting through TSA checkpoint without getting your curls ruffled by an officer at least once.
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We now employ more than 250,000 people, and the chances of that number getting through the day without any bad behavior occurring is nil.
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They were getting through this divorce that happened in November 2017 the best they could and trying to keep the kids out of it.
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Saar had no problem getting through security, but event staff followed Safai from security to the ticket scanner, noting what seat she was assigned.
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"The general view is if FCC takes jurisdiction over this deal, it's probably not getting through at all," he told "Power Lunch" on Monday.
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Whether you've already committed to a sober month, or are on the fence about starting, use this as a guide for getting through January.
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I had no problem at all getting through full days on this phone, even with heavy usage at the Mobile World Congress trade show.
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I think that because there was, frankly, a level of arrogance for so long in the tech community, the story isn't really getting through.
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This time, Knebel was not discussing the disappointment of giving up a game-winning homer but the joy of getting through a tough inning.
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The big picture: Of course, May hasn't stepped down — and her pledge to do so was contingent on her Brexit deal getting through Parliament.
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Just like in previous Pikmin games, the little creatures have different powers based on their color, essential for getting through a variety of obstacles.
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Maeda was one strike away from getting through seven scoreless innings when Renfroe lifted a 1-2 slider over the wall in center field.
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When you're in the midst of doing all that work, the focus is really on getting through that particular situation, because they're all different.
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Tyron told us Conor needs to focus on getting through Khabib Nurmagomedov next month first -- and then "maybe" the two can work something out.
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"With the extremely long Senate voting form, people want to reward themselves for getting through it with a sausage," said Snagvotes creator Grant Castner.
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The drugs destined for the illicit US market are getting through and dealers are successfully receiving the contraband after they easily clear US Customs.
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One morning, I was occupied with a client from Congo who was pregnant and was having difficulty getting through the application process for Medicaid.
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They slide on and off quickly so getting through airport security is a breeze, and they're foldable so they'll fit comfortably in your luggage.
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But he has a reputation for tenacity — a useful asset for getting through the extensive negotiations required to get Chinese executives to pay up.
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Ontarians are tweeting about not receiving alerts on their mobile devices, but there are scattered reports of alerts getting through to some mobile devices.
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Also as expected, it does not have any shot of getting through Congress, as Democrats who control the House quickly came out against it.
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When Toronto F.C. began play in 2007, interest was so high that just getting through the gates at BMO Field was a tough task.
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I've been getting a lot of support from everyone around me, from the guys here and everyone else, so with that I'm getting through.
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But you can also activate an optional account feature called Scam Block which prevents those scammers from getting through to your number at all.
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Since knowledge is power, I want to share some tips I've learned with anyone who might need a little support getting through this time.
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On a less extreme note, some companies have programs in place that flag emails containing certain language, thus resulting in messages not getting through.
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It also has trouble getting through physical obstacles like buildings, so one transmitter on its own isn't the most useful thing in the world.
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Not only are the budgetary implication of year-year Pell Grants misguiding, they also overlook the advantages of getting through their degrees more quickly.
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The budget, which faces long — if not impossible odds — of getting through Congress in its current form, also seeks to slash spending on Medicare.
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"John McCain's going to have a hard time getting through the Republican primary," Dean Debnam, president of Public Policy Polling, said in a statement.
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"Right now, everyone's in that mode of getting through the holiday and seeing what's on line in 2020," said Mr. Moore, the union official.
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"After getting through the initial embarrassment of wearing it in bed with my husband, I started to look forward to it every night," she says.
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By using the WiGig standard, Terragraph uses a 60GHz frequency to deliver connectivity, which has a difficult time getting through things like walls and water.
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Check out the Touring Artists website, a valuable resource for navigating the head-spinning details of taxes, visas, contracts, insurance issues and getting through customs.
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DIMON: WELL FIRST DAVID, LET ME JUST TELL YOU, I'M THRILLED TO SEE YOU ON THE SHOW AND GETTING THROUGH YOUR TREATMENTS AND ALL THAT.
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In a confidential report submitted to the Security Council in April, U.N. investigators detailed many of the delays ships have faced getting through the blockade.
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None of this spoils the intrinsic fun of getting through some clever and compelling puzzles, and getting to know your teammates in a limited way.
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"Egypt, with its security (forces)... is capable of getting through this difficult stage and destroying this terrorism that is foreign to our land," he said.
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For many of the more severe cases (hello), getting through a flight requires either alcohol or a prescribed anxiety medication (do not mix those, though).
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Getting through every emoji with Siri's slow, semi-lifeless drawl takes a good 30 minutes, so some of the best ones are a little buried.
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All of them allow you to maintain your own personal blacklist of numbers that might be bothering you and whitelist those you want getting through.
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It's still winter here on the East Coast, making it seem like we're trapped in a terrible Groundhog Day scenario, but we're getting through it.
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Eimertenbrink explains that most are living in "housing projects and shelters," while people like Dietmar attend as a way of getting through a recent trauma.
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For now, though, Holiday is focused on getting through the grind of a NBA season, and maybe, he hopes, returning to the All-Star Game.
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Even if it was grueling getting through it, afterwards you didn't have to work for two weeks, so I'd just get wasted all the time.
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"I think it's following oil and getting through the 200-day on WTI was pretty important," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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We are here today, we've got an OTA [organized team activity] practice in these next couple days getting through next week and onto training camp.
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TMZ broke the story, Joycelyn's parents also want to confront Kelly at his Chicago Trump Tower apartment in hopes of getting through to their daughter.
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Plus, coconut water does contain some potassium, an electrolyte mineral which many of us have a hard time getting through our diet alone, Larson explains.
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Trump is said to be strongly considering a national emergency declaration as it appears a funding bill getting through Congress with his demands is unlikely.
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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) took credit for "finally" getting through to the "reality star in the White House" about the costs of the parade.
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But with few shots getting through to the front of the net, his scoring opportunities in the series have been limited and his points nonexistent.
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Muzammil urged him to get up, telling him they were close to finally getting through, that it wouldn't be much longer, but he wouldn't budge.
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But getting through a Democratic primary could be difficult: Ojeda voted for Trump in 2016, something that may be beyond the pale for some Democrats.
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So, if that makes getting through this week's episode, filled with fleshy skin tabs, spider veins, and one farting cyst easier to stomach — then godspeed.
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It is contingent on him getting through a 30-pitch bullpen session on Monday and a live batting practice session against hitters Thursday without difficulty.
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There's nothing like summer in the city, though getting through three months of sweltering temps in close quarters can necessitate some very strategic fashion choices.
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" They added, "Getting through this New York issue is the top priority for the N.R.A., and they're working like heck to fight these malicious attacks.
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And getting through the bad stuff with your kids may be your act of heroism, your heartwarming story, and even your moment of scientific brilliance.
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I take my mascara off, do my nightly skincare routine, and brush my teeth before getting through the exercises (the planks felt easier being buzzed?!).
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But signals traveling on high-band spectrum can't travel very far and have a hard time getting through walls, windows, lampposts and other hard surfaces.
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The holiday season may be full of cheer, but let's be honest: Sometimes getting through cold and dreary winters is a bit of a slog.
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Odorizzi then escaped a second-inning jam that included another hot shot by Ortiz that was caught and began to settle down, getting through four.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Wasserman Schultz said the party needs to focus on getting through the primary and then working to prepare for the general election.
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When he's not hanging with his sons, Black is super into video gaming — specifically, working on getting through the entirety of Red Dead Redemption 2.
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It was clear that nothing that was radical was going to have a chance of getting through Congress, even after big Democratic victories in 2008.
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After getting through last month's anniversary of her daughter's death and consulting with her lawyer, though, she decided she had to do it, she said.
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The outage affected lights in front of a window through which the thieves gained entrance, getting through bars and safety glass to the Jewel Room.
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As if getting through airport security wasn't already a pain, the Transportation Security Administration just announced a major change that will affect travelers from nine states.
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For now, Ms. Towns is focused on getting through each day, making sure she has enough bottled water to prepare formula for Taeyana every two hours.
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The newer the immigrant, the easier it may be to shut the door against them, though enough remember the journey getting through to pry it back.
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Two of the moments came in August: getting through the first Republican debate, then drawing tens of thousands of people to a stadium in Mobile, Ala.
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Everything took longer because I could only advance the screen when it was responsive (getting through the 'Hello' and setup easily took 10 minutes each time).
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For the non-technical reader, getting through each article could be a challenge, with all the new terminology and abbreviations that were used by the industry.
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The large crowds that wandered the long hallways of the Fira Gran Via conference center proved it was getting through, at least to a specific group.
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The folks at Power 106 -- who threw the event -- say Breezy's security told Chris they weren't getting through to the other side so he stepped in.
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Climate scientists have been warning for a very long time that we're approaching this crunch point, but they have not been getting through with the message.
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" He spoke of his late son, noting that the holiday season has been difficult for the Biden family after Beau's death – "but we're getting through it.
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Sure, he's a know-nothing and fraud, incapable of processing information or getting through a day without a half-dozen lies — but it's just a role.
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If you are a Republican right now, you are focused on getting through these midterms and trying to hold on to the House, Senate and governorships.
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Brooke Hogan says Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson getting through TT's cheating scandal is gonna be hell on earth ... but NOT 'cause of Khloe's reality show!
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In the digital exclusive extended cut above, the hip-hop artist also discusses getting through Ramadan, living in the Bronx, and building a hospital in Uganda.
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The thing we also learn from TV is that when you're in jail, your motivation for getting through every day is the thought of getting out.
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Still, it is unclear whether the bill can win enough support to pass the House, and it faces a tough path to getting through the Senate.
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But even mundane calls aren't exactly a welcome respite, since there's always the chance that they're preventing a call about a real emergency from getting through.
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Until this year, Federer, 37, hadn't played at Roland Garros since that loss, but he has looked sharp, getting through four rounds without losing a set.
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Here are some recommendations for getting through an injury, based on what I did to wait while my leg stitched itself back together: Revise your goals.
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"Slacker" was, by all counts, a seminal film, although I don't remember any of my Gen X friends getting through more than 30 minutes of it.
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If you're looking for a monitor to binge-watch your favorite shows on while getting through your coursework and projects, there's no better choice right now.
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That makes those documents federally recognized, and once issued, they can be used for everything from getting through security at the airport to opening bank accounts.
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"They're trying to figure out how to reduce that mental tax of getting through chores, particularly as it relates to, shopping and groceries and everyday essentials."
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Giving yourself an extra 20 minutes will usually allow you not to have to stress out about getting through security and to your gate in time.
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About 11 o'clock, suspecting that the men in Memphis were having trouble getting through, Gelb had Bob McFadden on rewrite call them at the Commercial Appeal.
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I couldn't imagine it getting through airport security so I could use it in hotel rooms, but that too would be an excellent use for it.
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"This is a shock that none of us could have ever expected and we're focused on praying for his family and getting through this," Cotter said.
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It is no secret that advertisers have faced difficulty getting through to savvier audiences that are far less trusting of brands and institutions than previous generations.
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It's about learning to thrive, in a more significant way than just getting through the day — and the same holds true for just about everyone else.
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Ahead, we've compiled a gift guide full of everything an introvert might want, whether it's for some uninterrupted time alone, or for (begrudgingly) getting through social interactions.
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And though beauty as a creative outlet has been a big part in getting through my grief, I think my community has played an even bigger part.
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Its community is just as dedicated and active, but it's curiously set apart by the mundanity of its participants' goals: getting through the semester, keeping a 3.5.
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Yet with Labour and Tory rebels ready to vote against any deal that Mrs May brings back, the risk of its not getting through Parliament is rising.
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All our trailers are very close together, with narrow doors, so getting through any doors I was like a moose trying to get into a phone booth.
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Samsung later confirmed in a letter on February 15th that it had deleted some watchfaces but not all, indicating to Swatch that the message wasn't getting through.
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If you try and try again, and it's not getting through to them for whatever reason, consider enlisting the help of another person they trust or admire.
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LG: So Chase, the short answer is you can sleep in longer because you can actually predict what time you would be getting through, according to Caryn.
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The message might be getting through, because 73 percent of registered voters say they trust Democrats on handling border security compared to 49 percent who trust Republicans.
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From the baggage drop to the security line to the boarding gate, just getting through the airport these days can throw pitfalls that you never saw coming.
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Click through to see our picks for the films that will aid you in getting through every one of those five stages — and straight on to renewal.
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Thirty days after Saudi Arabia eased its crippling blockade on Yemen, humanitarian aid groups say only a sliver of critical fuel and commercial goods are getting through.
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She says their sights are always set on the dreams they're working to build for their life together, and that's what makes getting through momentary difficulties worthwhile.
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According to Skopos Labs, a software company that predicts the likelihood of proposed legislation getting through Congress, it has a slim one percent chance of being enacted.
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It's an old message, but "the customer is always right" is getting through to tech companies who were more concerned with keeping things walled-off and proprietary.
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It also has Vigilant Mode which prevents data from getting through your connection during the time it takes TunnelBear to reconnect if a connection is suddenly dropped.
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One of the less amusing parts of doing your taxes is getting through the alphabet soup it presents: AGI, EIN, EIC — what do all those abbreviations mean?
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The company offered few details about its plans but appeared to accept the view, hardening among analysts, that getting through the crisis would require a major transformation.
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The Khans were were offered the usual precautions about getting through the heavy security at the Wells Fargo Arena: bring as little as possible to save time.
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"I'm happy to say that Lily, who's 26, I don't think has ever had a body image problem, so maybe something's getting through, I hope," she said.
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And a lot of stuff that we've been working on is primarily Democratic, but not exclusively, and a lot was bipartisan and is just not getting through.
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If successful in getting through carrier-testing and then getting ranged, it will have to master the art of supporting the carriers' way of going to market.
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If the lens is too tight, said Corte, it can lead to complications from a lack of oxygen getting through from the tear film to the cornea.
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As with his earlier books, like "The Village" (about Greenwich Village), getting through "Victory City" will require either a photographic memory or dexterous use of the index.
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The absorbent fabric will hold up to five times its weight in liquids, and the non-slip waterproof backing prevents leaks from getting through to the wood.
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Legislation to establish the tax credit program has virtually no chance of getting through Congress, though the department is working to get Democratic sponsors, an official said.
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And there are already deep divisions within the caucus about what, if anything, should pass, complicating the chance of any bill getting through the GOP-controlled chamber.
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And for some travelers, getting through those airports has never been faster, thanks to Global Entry, a federal program that allows people to bypass lengthy customs lines.
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Getting through the evening without a resurgent Atlético scoring — meaning the reigning European champion would need three goals against Diego Simeone's obdurate defense — is a different matter.
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I gave myself permission to do very little because sometimes just getting through the day and remembering to eat took up most of the energy I had.
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I end up getting through the bars and chicken, and make the pickled cucumber and cabbage slaw from my first cookbook because my kids like crunchy salads.
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At school, she had always hated holidays, getting through in an empty dormitory or as a friend's appendage or sometimes just staying in a cheap Boston hotel.
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With a Republican majority unable to agree on pretty much anything, and given the complexity of reform, the chances of any major package getting through are dim.
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You've also got project overview and calendar screens to play around with, letting you know what's coming up and how quickly you're getting through your to do lists.
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"All in all, it's always a great feeling getting through to the second week here at Wimbledon," Anderson, who also reached the fourth round at Roland Garros, said.
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In addition, he says hundreds of other product decisions in Superhuman, each which may seem minor on their own, also help to make getting through the inbox faster.
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The high cost of airport food and parking, hassles they may have experienced getting through TSA, and confusion navigating the concourse can also rev up passengers, she explains.
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And I think that that goes a long way in terms of being productive, staying inspired and encouraged, but also, getting through some of those more challenging times.
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"You really blew this babe / We ain't getting through this one, babe / This is the last time I'll ever call you, babe," read the lyrics to the chorus.
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"He had problems, like many young people do, and was getting through them and for the past eight months had been absolutely perfect," lawyer J. David Bogenschutz insists.
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Every person relies on an assortment of mental shortcuts that make getting through the day easier, but we do so at some cost to accurately understanding the world.
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Your blood moves from your mouth and nose down to your digestive system so your body can focus on getting through the next phase of eating spicy peppers.
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Even the San Diego County Water Authority, in the drier southern part of the state, has requested relief, and there are signs the message may be getting through.
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We hope that this was a misunderstanding of the situation, and a false assumption by Norton that Delevingne was playing up her embarrassment before getting through the story.
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I had more and more questions about what we were doing, but my main focus was on getting through the court call of a hundred or more cases.
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At that volume, it is nearly impossible for agents to catch even a large portion of illegal shipments or to know how much drug cargo is getting through.
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I'd like to be a mother at some point, [but] I'm focused on getting through the run of the show and then figuring out the next phase is.
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Training for a fall marathon means a lot of miles are covered with the summer sun beating down on you and hydration is key to getting through workouts.
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HTC says it has also worked hard to extend battery life on the 103, and it has no trouble getting through a day of heavy use for me.
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Meanwhile, in places such as Hartlepool, Northern Ireland, and Tyneside, codeine is increasingly being used, the report says, by adults as a way of getting through the day.
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They said that no, that we had extraordinary training on getting through difficult times together, and it'll only make us a stronger couple and stronger in married life.
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"'Party Down' is a song about getting through the grind of your daily life and wanting to make the good times last longer," Freedom Fry wrote to Noisey.
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This, perfect shitstorm along with flagging energy levels, and a talkative abdomen can and do make getting through the first part of a 72-hour fast extremely challenging.
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With a plan in place and with the proper supplies at the ready, you greatly increase your chances of getting through an earthquake and its aftermath relatively unscathed.
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While the president's legislative agenda on repatriation, tax reform and health care may have trouble getting through the Hill, Lu said the president is his own worst enemy.
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The chances of him winning the presidency seem slim and even if he did win, the likelihood of him getting through his first term unscathed seems even slimmer.
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Instead, Congress routinely focuses on getting through the next election cycle, rather than the generations who will be most affected by their devotion to take the easy road.
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"I think getting through the summer was probably the biggest hurdle," he said, adding that the best case scenario is that the grounded planes are back by Thanksgiving.
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Whether the message was getting through was open to debate; only a handful of the players arrayed before the coach, Jonathan Vaughan, spoke English as their first language.
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Moore says the album's breezy opener, "In the Morning I'll Be Better," is their mantra: "The song is about our way of getting through a struggle," she says.
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"We thought we were ready to use it, but getting through the crowd and the architecture of the stadium proved overwhelming," Detective Bill Todd said at the time.
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The key to getting through a one-sided conversation while conscious is to maintain eye contact while interjecting an interest-feigning sound like "Huh!" every now and then.
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As Craig reflects on his life and family, he said that there is no blueprint for getting through grief -- it will be a different journey for different people.
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And there are already deep divisions within the caucus about what, if anything, should pass, complicating the chance of any bill getting through the GOP-controlled chamber. Sen.
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The big thing I think that Prime Minister Abe could work on is getting through the ball ... you can see how he hangs back on his right foot.
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The software issues kicked off a cascading series of problems, including difficulties getting through on the phone to report results after precinct officials had trouble with the app.
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Even in the era of online resumes and job postings on LinkedIn, "getting through the firewall is not easy, it always helps if you know someone," Collinson added.
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Even if it's not the most effective way to pack the bag, I just fix it after getting through security as a sense of relief rushes over me.
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The government said minimum services were being upheld at ports to ensure perishable goods such as fruit and vegetables were getting through and passenger services were not disrupted.
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Getting them into Wuhan involved flying to an airport in Changsha, driving 373 miles and getting through multiple government checkpoints to enter the city, according to the company.
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The failure of that vote revealed that Trump's approach, as is, didn't stand a chance of getting through either the Republican-controlled Senate or the Democrat-controlled House.
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But regardless of one's strategy for getting through the door, where Diddy is often greeting guests with a bottle of Ciroc, one thing is certain: there will be techno.
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However, keep in mind that though frozen liquids are allowed through airport security, obviously melted liquids are not, so you'll be betting on getting through that TSA line quickly.
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A BuzzFeed News report from last July showed clear-cut harassment cases were getting through the cracks, despite the social media network making abuse its focus for the year.
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Following the app meltdown, officials tried to call the results in by phone but had trouble getting through to the party and were often met with long wait times.
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After getting through to Lorna, the two hide in a closet to avoid being swept up in the kickball field with the other shank-wielding girls from D Block.
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My way of getting through it was to speak to a lot of experts — doctors, anthropologists — because I wanted to be sure this wasn't some sort of big misunderstanding.
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The film centers on two college buddies who hit upon an ingenious idea for getting through that endless stack of wedding invites: They'll go as each other's platonic dates.
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Plus, on issues of race, white people probably have a better chance of getting through to other white people because they're not seen as acting out of self-interest.
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There is no tax-whammy quite as disheartening as getting through all those forms on a "free" website — and then getting slammed with a sneaky fee at the end.
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Teigen went on to share another cute clip of her daughter getting through the entire line from start to finish — and then celebrating by twirling for her adoring audience.
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This week American Airlines blamed the Transportation Security Administration for almost 6,800 passengers missing their flights during one week in mid-March because they were stuck getting through security.
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The problem is that getting through the PRA clearance process can take a year or more, in part because there are so many requests for OMB staff to review.
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"Clearly the message is not getting through," Chris Fordham, APAC leader of the fraud unit, said on CNBC's Squawk Box, citing the lack of simplicity and consistency in policies.
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" While Hunter has stayed relatively quiet regarding he and his wife's divorce, a source close to him tells PEOPLE, "He's focused on getting through this chapter in his life.
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As Ross Douthat put it, illegal or unconstitutional orders will have a harder time getting through the bureaucracy if public servants with a solid ethical compass remain in place.
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More than others on this list, Ayotte would have a good chance of getting through the Senate because she is a former member of the traditionally collegial legislative body.
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On the other hand, Big Oil and auto manufacturers also seem to have struggled getting through with their message that higher ethanol blends could impair vehicle durability and performance.
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That's the thing that nobody tells you, or at least that nobody told me, about being a working mom: Getting through the weekdays, juggling everyone and everything, is hard.
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Getting through a mission is its own reward, but it's less fun to wander around and explore the world when you don't particularly care about what's happening in it.
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It's nice to feel comfortable shooting that puck finally, getting through traffic, seeing one go in, and hopefully we'll keep going and getting that confidence that comes with it.
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Hedge funds' slump has many managers focused on just getting through the short term and "not thinking five to 10 years down the road" the way many pensions are.
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After getting through a practice session on Sunday and pregame evaluations on Monday, Durant duly sank his first two 3-pointers and scored 11 points in the opening quarter.
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Farmers in this corner of Fukushima always led austere lives, getting through the harsh winters by sending their sons to cities, where they built roads and sent money home.
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Security officials at the Honduran border with Guatemala in Agua Caliente blocked the road to prevent another much smaller group from getting through, television images from the border showed.
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Because I'm very much interested in thinking about getting through this political moment and what it will mean to come out on the other side hopefully not terribly scathed.
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Well done for just getting through the damn day," she wrote in the caption under a photo of herself making a pouty face and holding balloons that read "Happy.
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Some of the procedures, like handwriting analysis and bite-mark comparisons, stood little chance of getting through a scientific review, the judge said, while others, like fingerprinting, probably could.
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Getting through first-round encounters at the Australian Open has never been a problem for Kyrgios, who has now done it six times out of seven at Melbourne Park.
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The Urban analysis had estimated a roughly 30% reduction in prescription drug prices, which it thought had a better shot of getting through Congress and the influential pharmaceutical lobbyists.
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"It's got the best chance of getting through the House of Representatives, and it's the only one that you hear talked about that the president will sign," Grassley added.
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"There is no chance that this bill is getting through the Senate, but I think Democrats will continue to talk about the impact of the SALT deduction," Kaeding said.
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"The reason it's getting through is that there are no red robocalls or blue robocalls, just hated robocalls, and that is what brought Democrats and Republicans together," said Sen.
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Navigating the workplace is never easy, so we've pulled together our best tips and tricks for taking your career into your own hands and just getting through the day.
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As a result, people with knowledge of the industry say, many films — particularly those that deal with delicate topics — are having a harder time getting through China's byzantine bureaucracy.
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Though the legislation has virtually no chance of getting through a GOP-controlled Congress and White House, it marks a sharp turn to the left for Democratic economic policies.
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For Wi-Fi you've got 2.4 gigahertz and 5 gigahertz, kind of the higher up you go the less good the signal is at getting through walls and obstructions.
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If getting through an entire season of Orange Is the New Black or House of Cards feels like running a marathon (okay, half-marathon), that's because it sort of is.
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"I'm so proud of myself not only for getting through my pregnancy workouts but remaining strong mentally and physically for the sake of baby boy and our health!" she added.
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Getting through Sephora's black-and-white doors help a brand's reach expand considerably, given that the retailer has approximately 2,300 stores across 33 countries worldwide and a massive online presence.
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Getting through each stage is generally easy enough, but finding the hidden crowns and using as few boxes as possible adds a new layer of challenge to otherwise straightforward puzzles.
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Republicans are trying to agree on their own plan in time to head off the embarrassing scenario of a bill backed mostly by Democrats getting through a GOP-controlled House.
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Carmen was Mikhail's designated conservator, giving her legal decision-making power, but the company needed documentation for her and Mikhail — a passport, a driver's license — and she wasn't getting through.
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A few tricky boss battles aside, getting through the main campaign (which took me a little over 20 hours) isn't especially difficult if you've played a 3D Super Mario before.
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To see what techniques people living with anxiety use to combat their mental illness, we asked The Mighty's mental health community to share their tips for getting through rough times.
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After three seasons of The Good Place (and a former life as a U.K. TV show host), Jameela Jamil knows the tricks for getting through a red carpet event comfortably.
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But it's not clear how much of that is getting through to the President, whose inputs are extremely constricted under the regime of new Chief of Staff General John Kelly.
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"I know everybody else is excited about the race, but I'm more excited about just getting through Charlotte and hoping we can just get through this race," Enfinger said smiling.
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The outside and lining of the Method Jacket are made of a soft brushed fleece, but sandwiched between these two layers is waterproof membrane that blocks rain from getting through.
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News that United Kingdom and European Union struck a Brexit divorce deal which, however, may face hurdles getting through the House of Commons, kept the dollar's European rivals at bay.
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A ceasefire, which has been in place since February 27th, is continuing to hold generally, though numerous minor violations have been reported, and aid is getting through to more areas.
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But the real message is getting through to his supporters, like Kathy Miller, chairman of the Trump campaign in Mahoning County, Ohio, which includes the rust-belt city of Youngstown.
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That means getting through even one round of Apex Legends on battery power alone could be real dicey, though that shouldn't really be a surprise on a laptop like this.
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So in terms of the narrow goal of getting through Wednesday without either markets falling apart or the Fed's credibility being shredded, it was a good day for Mr. Powell.
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If the Cavs continue to produce on offense and make the kind of shots they've been getting through the first two rounds of the playoffs, they can beat the Warriors.
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While some of the budget provisions could pass the Democratic House, others, like the elimination of the student loan forgiveness plan, will have a much harder time getting through. 4.
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Mom was getting through the front door slowly, so I squeezed past her to catch the opening credits, which to me had some kind of mystique for reasons I forget.
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I considered possibly lowering my dose and trying for a second week, but truth be told I couldn't picture getting through another week of being so tired throughout the day.
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Like it&aposs so sad it had to be over this but it&aposs really helped us out all of us a lot getting through it because we have each other.
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After getting through its five hours of content and 59 lectures, you'll be able to write and a/b test effective ads, and you'll understand how to pick offers to promote.
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Heide Gardner, senior vice president and chief diversity and inclusion officer at Interpublic Group (IPG), a global provider of marketing solutions, said that getting through the interview is just the beginning.
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Whether you finally ditched your roommate or leveled up and bought a place, chances are you could use a little guidance on getting through this new experience without all the stress.
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A lot of people want to order the Rift ... We're still getting pre-orders as we speak, and so we're getting through those issues, it's because of a lot of traffic.
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I've been reading On the Come Up by Angie Thomas, but I'm having a hard time getting through this book compared to the last book I read, The Hate U Give.
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If I was on the opposite side I don't know how you can take that playing for so long and coming out short... getting through something like that is quite different.
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Although few military supplies are getting through now, there are reports of the Saudis and Qataris preparing to send more heavy weapons to the defenders, including shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles.
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As we reported, the controversial sentence has pissed off a lot of people in the hip-hop community ... including T.I. ... who offered Meek some advice on getting through his prison bid.
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Ultimately, if used responsibly by its user base, Flare can end up being a legitimate benefit to entrepreneurs looking for a little extra feedback than they are getting through existing channels.
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Mr. Rubio's campaign, once hopeful that Florida would be the final stop on his road to the nomination, has gone from fighting for its life to just getting through the day.
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The mother of a gay child, Chopra Dhar co-wrote the script with Gazal Dhaliwal, who is a trans woman, in the hopes of getting through to parents of LGBTQ children.
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He's not fast and he won't jitterbug around anyone, but he consistently misleads safeties coming up to tackle him with slight changes of direction as he's getting through a rushing lane.
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The director and adapter, David Staller, means it as a tribute to the company's namesake, the British actress Hermione Gingold, who remembered getting through bombings in the Blitz just that way.
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Instead, like everyone else in the country, his priorities have shifted to getting through the crisis which has so far killed 144 people in the UK and infected more than 3,000.
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Getting through "American Dirt," in all the overdone stinging suspense, means readers can imagine themselves compassionate and in possession of a scale on which to judge the actual migrants around them.
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"We're looking for solutions to manage the high [number] of calls," she wrote, and advised her constituents to contact her online if they are having trouble getting through over the phone.
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Scollon's advice for getting through the first year of freelancing is to do what he did: analyze your monthly expenses and cut away any luxuries that you don't need or use.
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To help you navigate these tricky times, we asked experts to weigh in with some tips for getting through the family festivities — and maybe even having a good time doing it.
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The government is finally waking up to the severity of the issue by funding and developing a suite of tools, apps and approaches intended to prevent the scammers from getting through.
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Micah: So I don't quite get getting through the first full disk encryption FileVault, but the hidden partition part was pretty awesome Harlo: How do we know he had FileVault on?
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"A booby-trapped car was confronted while trying to break through the outer security ... and (security) prevented it from getting through by opening fire at it and detonating it," the statement said.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Satirical dark comedy "The Oath" could reflect many American households this Thanksgiving with its depiction of a family getting through the holiday while trying to avoid politically polarizing arguments.
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But, what if the airport was more like a five-star hotel suite and the process of getting through security to your plane was as relaxing as a day at the spa?
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If you're having trouble getting through, or would simply prefer to leave a voicemail, you can use the app Stance to record a message and have it delivered at a later time.
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Finally, conservative journalists are now recognized at the beginning of press conferences, cabinet nominees are getting through confirmation, and Republicans on the Hill are finding they can work with the new president.
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Moderate Republicans have grown even more wary of supporting a House bill that would lead to millions losing coverage -- particularly as it appears to have no chance of getting through the Senate.
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Identify officials who appeal to a broader audience, who can speak to why decisions were made and what motivates your boss, people who aren't just getting through the interview, but are storytelling.
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As Frank Kerney, a consumer protection attorney with the Florida-based law firm Morgan & Morgan points out, you'd be right to be concerned about your bank or pharmacy or doctor getting through.
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"It's interesting that people come here thinking about the end of the world while the people who live here are thinking about just getting through the rest of the week," Macdonald said.
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Disagreement between London and the European Union over the trade insurance policy for the border between Northern Ireland and EU-member Ireland is blocking a Brexit deal from getting through Britain's parliament.
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Jimmie Johnson, the track's all-time wins leader, took the lead by taking only two tires during the previous caution but had a hard time getting through the gears on the restart.
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In general, even if some are still getting through, always remember to never share personal information such as full credit card numbers, passwords, bank information, or Social Security numbers over the phone.
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South Korea went on to win 2-0 with two stoppage-time goals and Germany will go home without getting through the group stage of the World Cup for the first time.
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But like other partisan picks Trump could make, Gowdy would face near impossible odds of getting through the Senate, especially considering the reservations some Republicans have in Trump's handling of Comey's departure.
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I think getting through premiere week made him realizes what's expected of him when he's on stage and what it's like to be out there with all the crowd and the lights.
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Mr. Durrant said that since the lanes began operation, on average, 30 percent more passengers are getting through security in a day than was the case before the new system was instituted.
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If this were to happen on a wider basis — if getting through airport security begins to take hours or is deemed virtually impossible for the average traveler — Americans would be rightly outraged.
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The prime minister currently has a majority of minus 45, meaning that none of the legislation the Queen announces on Monday has much hope of getting through parliament before another general election.
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Respondents to a poll released earlier this year by Ipsos for the Airlines for America trade group found that getting through airport security was the most stressful part of their air travel.
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LaDue gave the Kings a 2-1 lead when he scored on a severe angle from the right circle at 16:14 of the second period, the puck getting through Bernier's pads.
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" After Rood again declined to say yes or no, McCain, who is the committee's chairman, warned: "I suggest you answer the question or you're going to have trouble getting through this committee.
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As Dr. Amanda Reisman, Weigert pulls off a performance infused with empathy and restraint; you really believe that this is a person capable of getting through to the evasive and intellectual Celeste.
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"For now, we have an impasse with no new deal ... from the EU and no chance of the current one getting through parliament," noted Kit Juckes, a strategist at Societe Generale. 4.
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In a company where people are meeting with one another in person, there is often the (wrong) impression that messages are getting through and people know what to do after a meeting.
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Ultimately, techniques of discipline have to be about effectiveness, about getting through the day while trying to get your kids to do what you want and not do what you don't want.
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I remember getting through the rest of that phone call in this robotic state of shock, mentally questioning what I did wrong, trying not to let my voice break over the phone.
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Getting through modern life seems to require adopting a corrosive view of society that makes a hash of our fundamental ideas about the value of cooperation and trust among our fellow humans.
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There's a new image moderation feature, for example, as well as a new RegEx profanity filter that gives moderators a lot of options for how to prevent specific messages from getting through.
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But she said she felt pretty insecure on campus and gave me advice on how to "get through" it all — as if getting through college, not enjoying it, should be the objective.
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"With an initial diagnosis, the focus is on planning treatment, getting through treatment, and then putting life back together after a major stressful event while hopefully leaving cancer behind," she told Insider.
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Getting through that day's three meals without meat, poultry or fish isn't even a challenge anymore; I would guess that I'm not eating any sort of meat at about half my meals.
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At one point, a homemade bomb made from a bottle is hurled toward the police, who were blocking a bridge connecting Colombia and Venezuela to prevent the aid trucks from getting through.
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Over the last several years, doctors noticed a mystifying trend: Fewer and fewer new pain drugs were getting through double-blind placebo control trials, the gold standard for testing a drug's effectiveness.
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And the problem isn't one of financial aid (which is already very generous at these schools) but of outreach; these schools just aren't getting through to thousands of high-achieving poor kids.
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Endurance, he&aposs going to need getting through this because there are plenty of objections from the left, from folks who said from the beginning they would object to anyone this president nominated.
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Transmitting location data to a third-party without a user's permission is a very big deal, and it's more than surprising that these apps have been getting through the review process at all.
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Opinion polls show Le Pen, who has said she admires Putin, getting through to the second, decisive round of France's presidential election on May 7 but then losing to centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron.
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I changed some of the graphics settings to see if that would help, but the game continued to crash occasionally, which made getting through missions very difficult and severely slowed down my progress.
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The hard part was getting through the weeks after my boyfriend arrived, feeling the distance deepening between us and talking about that distance but never the other man I'd spent the night with.
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It was a pattern and it wouldn't last long, I knew that, so it just a matter of getting through whatever amount of time it took her to go through that anxiety attack.
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Just like kids in England, their main concern was getting through their schooldays so that they could go skate, or getting some work so that they could live and still afford to skateboard.
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My favorite moment from the Pokemon video games was in the Red & Blue... After defeating the Elite Four, getting through the cave near the end and finding Mewtwo to battle and catch him!
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Kathleen Williams had a ritual for getting through a tough day back when she staffed the Montana Legislature: She'd go visit Jeannette Rankin, the first woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.
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In short, with typical use, you will not have any issue getting through a day of heavy usage, and you can quickly add about an hour of playtime through 15 minutes of charging.
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This is a great game for catching up on your podcasts, getting through a large audiobook, or if nothing else, putting on some Redbone and recreating the intro to Guardians of the Galaxy.
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We spoke to the 'Office' star Wednesday on "TMZ Live" on the heels of her elimination, and asked why she thinks Spicer keeps getting through ... despite the judges giving him incredibly low scores.
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As others have pointed out, getting through that process is hardly a walk in the park, and after that you may get a whopping $1,200 a month, MAX (which is taxable income BTW).
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A report examining the many ways climate change threatens coffee and coffee farmers has alarmed people who are now imagining what it would be like getting through the day without their caffeine fix.
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It is not clear whether the message is getting through to more establishment leaders on both sides of the Atlantic, or what lessons they are taking from the shock of the British exit.
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"The biggest thing I think we need to learn from tonight, more so than anything, is that we did a terrible job of getting through the neutral zone," Rangers center Derek Stepan said.
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In it you can hear the energy that courses through their full LP; there is anger, contempt, and full on indifference that powers the band as they sing about just getting through life.
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Just winning Monday night and getting through the Spokane Region, where Notre Dame and Oregon are top seeds, would represent a collective flourish to a career perhaps too much defined by individual achievement.
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Some of them make work to describe their depression, while others use photography as its own cure for getting through the day, or, like Wray, offer an open-ended combination of the two.
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Burke was one out away from getting through the fifth inning with the score still tied at 4-4, but Santander hit his 18th homer of the season for a 6-4 lead.
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Despite proteins' variety and complexity, however, Dr. Blobel demonstrated that their signaling system for getting through barriers and finding their worksites is universal, operating similarly in all animals, plants and even common yeasts.
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They said they are getting through the backlog of suspect cases — so people who had clinical symptoms, CT scan findings — and rather than clinically confirming them, they are making sure they test them.
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Gum Cheung, 43, an artist and curator who travels to the mainland for work, said he abandoned WeChat last year after he noticed some messages he sent to friends were not getting through.
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Overall, the data compiled by CNN and separately collected from court officials could suggest that if people have valid complaints about judges, they are not using the system or not getting through it.
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"He could nominate a more liberal candidate who would have no real chance of getting through a Republican Senate - in which case this would become a salient political issue in 2016," Hasen said.
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For example, a teacher trying to explain the intricacies of business may have an easier time getting through to their students if they can speak from the experience of working in that world.
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So, at the end of this piece, I've excerpted a quote from a recent interview I held with the CEO of Smartsheet, Mark Mader, about tech cycles, downturns, and getting through tough times.
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The Syrian government initially barred most medical supplies in the aid convoy from getting through, according to Linda Tom, spokeswoman for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Syria.
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Ryan said nothing will stop a Harvey aid bill from getting through Congress and he didn't foresee any problems with it passing, despite opposition to federal aid from some Republicans following Superstorm Sandy.
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After getting through Japanese airport security, Ghosn was flown to Istanbul, Turkey, for a short stopover, then continued on to Lebanon where he was able to enter the company legally as a citizen.
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But, he argued, Trump's support will be crucial if any bill has a chance of getting through the GOP-controlled House and Senate, where lawmakers have bristled over some of the president's remarks.
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The Haggler has, for a long time, tried to make it clear that this nitwit is not to be confused with the Haggler, but the message does not seem to be getting through.
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Farris found it amusing that he and a Jordanian friend had the most trouble getting through security points and their white friend, who had never stepped foot on Middle Eastern soil, sailed through.
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Under normal circumstances, cough is a very useful reflex that can help to clear the airways of mucus or an irritating substance and prevent debris or liquids from getting through to the lungs.
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Macron wasn't always successful in getting through to Trump — the president announced he would withdraw from the Paris climate accord and Iran deal, despite Macron's entreaties — but the two seemed to get along.
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Had the court ruled the other way, it would have allowed companies to make settlement offers just to head off class-action suits — preventing many class actions from ever getting through the courthouse door.
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If you would have told me that we would have had the opportunity to be 123-0 getting through October and going into November, I probably would have told you that you were crazy.
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"What's more likely to happen than a confidence vote (in May) is this deal will be rejected by the House of Commons... There's no way I can see it getting through," Davis told CNBC.
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Spam calls can be annoying or even frightening, and while it may not be possible to stop every single one from getting through, you can at least block and / or avoid most of them.
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"How you talk about hard times really shows both self-awareness and where you fall on the optimistic and positivity spectrum, which often is very important getting through these kinds of jobs," Foster said.
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Ann Wojas, the Indiana State Police Public Information Officer, revealed the news in a series of tweets, where she also explained that the overturn blocked the left 3 lanes from other drivers getting through.
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Ms Williams is superb as a desperate woman who knows that she has to stay composed and polite if she is to have any chance of getting through to her former father-in-law.
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" After getting through on the phone this time they emailed to hammer home a final thought: "Check out the attached docs – there's a level of hypocrisy here especially before tomorrow's hearing with FB & Twitter.
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You get points for getting through each round of the selection process… and then the only way to get more points is to buy merchandise from Mars One or to donate money to them.
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Most of what's great about the iOS version is still great here: the app looks great (especially compared to Gmail's somewhat creaky design), it's fast, and makes getting through your email quick and easy.
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The 23-year-old has allowed one run in each of his first two starts since coming back, going 4 1/3 innings in his return and getting through five frames Saturday at Milwaukee.
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While he's no doubt getting through the 265 experiments he's supposed to have on his To Do list, he seems to be more focussed on talking to his fans than getting serious work done.
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CBP and TSA are likely to defend the merits of facial recognition technology, which can be used to identify people in the U.S. illegally and speed up the process of getting through the airport.
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"I thought he was getting through the first inning," said manager John Farrell, who has seen Buchholz hit in the first inning of all three of his starts since returning from his bullpen exile.
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Some folks, however, still cling to the old idea that cities are for people, that more common space should be devoted to living in the city rather than getting through it or around it.
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The 24-year-old has been inefficient in his past two outings, getting through only 4 2/3 innings Saturday at San Francisco while allowing four runs and eight hits in a no-decision.
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Conor has said his main goal is to run it back with Khabib -- but Dana White wants him to EARN his rematch by getting through Cowboy first at UFC 246, only available on ESPN+.
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"How you talk about hard times really shows both self awareness and where you fall on the optimistic and positivity spectrum, which often is very important getting through these kinds of jobs," she said.
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Members of the Kochs' sprawling donor network told Reuters about their efforts to lobby the duo on behalf of the Trump campaign and expressed some optimism that they were getting through to the brothers.
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According to Jason Blevins of The Denver Post, Swaney has been competing in World Cup halfpipe events since 2013 with the approach of not performing any tricks and simply getting through the course without falling.
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Getting through university is one very rough proxy for this sort of foundational skill, which helps explain why so many employers stipulate degrees for jobs which on the face of it do not require them.
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Eventually, all sides came to an agreement last week, but getting through some provisions, like what to do about paying rights-holders for older music that was recorded before modern copyright laws, took some nudging.
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This year, Mrs Clinton's hopes of getting through to young voters were additionally blighted by Senator Bernie Sanders, her main opponent in the primaries, who promised the radical changes that younger voters tend to want.
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Whether you're celebrating a week or a month of sobriety, getting through the day without a panic attack, or even asking for help for the first time, it's important to acknowledge the progress you've made.
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"I'm sure that now with all the attention that opioids have been getting through the media, that anybody prescribing them is going to remind any user of the risks," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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In an op-ed piece through the Washington Post, Caitlyn says she has come to realize there is simply no getting through to the Trump administration on issues important to her and the trans community.
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"We see no chance of it getting through the CMA without a major dismemberment of the combined business," Peel Hunt analyst Charles Hall said, adding Morrisons was the only viable buyer of a large chunk.
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According to Envoy CEO Dick Burke, 42% of the companies surveyed report that foreign hires are anxious about getting through the immigration process, and 35% say individual visa cases are in fact becoming more difficult.
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" (Major props to her for getting through that quote.) They hung in there for an impressive period of time, but the moms eventually gave up and exclaimed things like "Oh, I can't do that one!
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But if you invest, as most people do, with a large fund manager, like BlackRock or the Vanguard Group, the chances are very good that your objections to common corporate practices are not getting through.
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Rescuers are hopeful of getting through to a larger, deeper chamber, informally named Pattaya Beach, where the group, members of the Wild Boar soccer team, is believed to have been trapped by the rising water.
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But getting through a Democratic primary would have been difficult: Ojeda voted for Trump in 2016, something that may be beyond the pale for some Democrats, and failed to attract significant attention in his bid.
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"It's about getting rid of a lot of older product that doesn't meet city and state requirements and getting through that old inventory and moving on to the next steps after July 1," he said.
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In a first batch of emails, released in May, Mr. de Blasio lashed out at his advisers and staff members, often irritated that his message was not getting through to the media, Albany and elsewhere.
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Getting through can be difficult — in 2018, 15 percent of callers heard a busy signal, according to the National Council of Social Security Management Associations, an organization of field office and telecommunications service center managers.
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Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, said in a statement that she had asked volunteers to add more support at the border, and suggested that American citizens may encounter difficulty getting through as a result.
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Though federal agencies have registered each child with an identification number and set up hotlines for parents, immigrant advocates say that many parents have trouble getting through or are not given answers when they call.
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I usually get frustrated at them, so I try and dress more feminine for the ease of getting through it—which sucks because I'm more comfortable looking masculine or playing with androgyny in my appearance.
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These activities involve incredible physical discomfort in the service of impressing a future outside observer, so dissociating is essential both to gritting my teeth and getting through it and understanding why I am doing so.
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Blue Jays RH Marco Estrada (23-22, 13) Pineda failed to complete five innings in his first three September starts before getting through 21 25/22 in a no-decision at Tampa Bay on Tuesday.
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Another GOP senator, asked about the possibility, told reporters recently that he assumed McConnell "will want it to be as painful as it can possibly be" to keep senators focused on getting through the trial.
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Fox News' target audience is more vulnerable to the coronavirusFox News' message is getting through to the network's audience, some of whom gathered at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Maryland this week.
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In my support group, most of the conversation revolved around tips for getting through chemo — the depression, mouth sores, numb hands and feet, and what to do when hair that fell out never grew back.
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Appointing a career diplomat would send an encouraging signal to the Foreign Service in the wake of the impeachment inquiry, and a career diplomat would likely have an easier time getting through the confirmation process.
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You heard something that Warren says on the stump a lot, her story about getting through school and dealing with sexist policies in the workplace when she was pregnant and trying to get a job.
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But if it hasn't been on your radar, you're not alone — in fact, some are deliberately trying to avoid the inevitable: I'm getting through 2017 w/o knowing what it means if it kills me.
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That could be through some sort of clever solution you come up with for getting through a ship, or some mistake you made that ended in a hilarious way, or two characters having an unexpected connection.
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Jennings, Wethington and Wallace said while they recognize the dangers of using e-cigarettes at a young age and never made a habit of it, the FDA's warnings aren't getting through to most of their peers.
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With many representatives coming from swing districts where decarbonization policies and the labor and social justice goals that are attached to them, the Green New Deal may have a hard time event getting through the house.
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Dave and Rebecca, a couple just about to get their lives back after getting through the baby gauntlet, are shocked when it turns out that Dave's parents are broke and need to move in with them.
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Using factors such as the house a character belongs to, their age, whether they're single or married and the number of previously perished relatives, the algorithm predicts their chances of getting through to the series finale.
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Several of these outbreaks (defined as 3 or more cases) are continuing into 2019, including in NYC and Rockland County, N.Y. Public health officials are concerned the pro-vaccination message isn't getting through, they tell Axios.
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The goal of Whole30, besides getting through the 30 days, is to develop what Hartwig calls "food freedom," which is the idea that you're in control of food, as opposed to feeling like food controls you.
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It struck me as sad, in a book about getting over so much, getting through so much turmoil, and finding a place of peace, that this aspect of his life felt a state of arrested development.
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Some vehicles and pedestrians were having trouble getting through the muck created by recent rain and snow, and cleanup efforts were suspended in part because camp officials did not want heavy equipment making the conditions worse.
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"Getting through all these issues, even though we do like CVS's strategy for the long term, it's something that we don't think is going to happen overnight," Edward Jones analyst John Boylan said in an interview.
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"When Tim sings it, it seems like a bigger message, and when I saw the video it blew me away," says McKenna, who admits she sometimes has a hard time getting through the song without crying.
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You may not think of grocery shopping as the most romantic activity, but after getting through this ad shared by Mashable for the French grocery store Intermarché, you just might start to see it that way.
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Luring single enemies away from their peers is key to getting through some of Dark Souls III's tougher sections, but you should also try dragging them to where you can make best use of your weapon.
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The result is that one of the most routine parenting responsibilities - getting children to school - now requires constantly juggling of contingency plans and calculating the odds of getting through protests that have left 75 people dead.
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Ms. Hernandez is planning multiple trips during the period from Thanksgiving to Christmas, and intends to give herself an extra 90 minutes beyond the hour she usually budgets for checking a bag and getting through security.
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You mentioned one thing in this broader conversation that just does not seem to be getting through to a lot of people: that the evidence does not show that opioids are effective for treating chronic pain.
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Those crossing the border entered a clean, sterile environment to be searched, and in all, the process of getting through several stages of scrutiny and security takes around half a day, one of the travelers said.
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Battery life and other featuresThe MacBook Air's battery life is adequate for getting through most of the work day, but in my experience it doesn't live up to Apple's claims of 11 hours of battery life.
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Nobody likes sentences that start with "You should …" or "What you really need to do is ..." If facts and directives aren't getting through, try sharing what you are doing as a way to remove the imperative.
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While the effort has little chance of getting through Congress, it is part of Democrats' push to keep health care at the top of voters' minds as the White House tries to chip away at Obamacare.
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When David Kuntin, a biomedical researcher at the University of York, was discussing plastic waste with his lab mates, he soon found he wasn't the only one who had noticed how much they were getting through.
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As the chart below shows, lower income Americans of all ages and older ones in middle income brackets would receive materially less in government support under the Republican proposal than they are currently getting through Obamacare.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The ceasefire in the Syria war is holding for the most part but humanitarian aid is still not getting through to besieged areas where food is running out, the U.N. envoy said on Thursday.
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The U.S. won't likely move fast enough to reach the caps this year for certain refugees, such as Iraqis, who have had trouble getting through the refugee system under enhanced Trump-era security hurdles and vetting.
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However, make no mistake, it's worth getting through the uncomfortable parts of this wonderfully honest and heartfelt show, which centers on Joe but finds its rhythm in the push-and-pull relationships of the larger family unit.
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Some parts of the story are super tough—especially for someone like me who hasn't played many games like this—but beyond appreciating the help getting through rough spots, experiencing a story with others was so fun.
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A couple of other tips might help: you can turn on a notification sound to alert you when Alexa is listening (via Sounds on the device settings page), which might stop a few accidental commands getting through.
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While none of the ones attacking along the street were getting through the wall of gunfire from my fireteam, a lot of them were taking a shortcut through the abandoned diner where the Warlock was taking cover.
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It is an explanatory let's play, depicting some strategies for getting through the trickier parts of the game and showing how the basic puzzles of the game operate, as well as walking through the game's confusing plot.
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Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, said in a statement on Friday that she had asked volunteers to add more support at the border, and suggested that American citizens may encounter difficulty getting through as a result.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to replace British Prime Minister Theresa May, won the most votes cast in the second round of voting for Conservative Party leader on Tuesday, with four other candidates also getting through.
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A few of the puzzle rooms have some frustrating precision platforming (mainly toward the end of the game), although most of the rooms have a trick to getting through them which makes it more of a puzzle.
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"I think the movie has a lot of highs and a lot of lows and that happens in life -- and it's getting through those lows, hopefully back to some highs again and everything in between," Shults explained.
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While there were nine actors in that original production, at Irondale there is just one: the extraordinary David Greenspan, whose performance is such a feat of daring that merely getting through it would have been an accomplishment.
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The technique being used by her team re-energizes the walking function, although the patients still need some support because all the information needed to maintain balance — sensory information processed by the brain — still has trouble getting through.
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"I don't think Elizabeth Warren would be successful ... if she were chosen president in getting through the policies that she's proposing," Baron, a lifelong Democrat, said on "Squawk Box," speaking from his annual investment conference in New York.
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" The podcast to listen to when you're feeling blue and need a friend:The Struggle Bus by Katharine Heller and Sally Tamarkin is an advice show that "tackles mental health, self-care, and just getting through the damn day.
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The paper reports that "operators in at least a dozen states across the U.S" were hit as a result of this hack, meaning that people trying to report legitimate emergencies had trouble getting through to 911 call centers.
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In December 2013, doctors at Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee were finally able to make a diagnosis: Superior mesenteric artery syndrome, a rare digestive-system disorder where part of the small intestine is pinched, blocking food from getting through.
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In the context of the past few decades, this set of policies is in fact remarkably liberal — so liberal that it's difficult to imagine the vast majority of it ever getting through a Republican-controlled House of Representatives.
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"This all adds up to attempted containment - getting through 2016 until it becomes someone else's problem," said Frederic Hof, a former State Department adviser on Syria during Obama's first term and now at the Atlantic Council think tank.
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"I don't see anything substantial getting through Congress before the end of the year," said lawmaker Marcelo Ramos, of the Liberal Party, which like other centrist parties broadly sees the reforms as needed to jumpstart an underperforming economy.
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For Allan Ripp, who runs a public relations business in New York, the key to getting through 10 years of college tuition payments is the age spread of his children - who are now 32, almost 30 and 19.
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Iridium officials have repeatedly called the company's satellite phone onboard the vessel since Friday, but have had no luck getting through, according to an employee familiar with the effort who was not authorized to speak on the record.
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There were some reports of caucus precinct leaders having trouble getting through to the call-in hotline, and other precincts had a volunteer shortage, but the issues fell short of the chaos that ensued in the Iowa primary.
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Shane McLeod: Well, there is the outcome of the conflict, and for what the people of Bougainville have been through, this peace process has been a real tribute to their patience and their persistence in getting through this.
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They explained that what many students glean from the admissions madness is that the supreme achievement — for which you tap your fiercest energy and summon your best self — is breaching an exclusive sanctum, getting through a narrow door.
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"What really stood out for me at the Times was that they do a lot of critical reporting on big issues, but it just wasn't getting through to people on the other side of the filter bubble," Slezak says.
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We were this close to getting through the entire first month of 2018 without a single misstep — and then, well, this happened: Kim's most recent Snapchat video shows the star running her fingers through her new blonde, beaded cornrows.
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Kopp said he and others had to work overtime to keep operations going while others were off on political work, and he said he tried and failed to raise concerns through various channels before getting through at this level.
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Getting through the first inning without incident could be the key Sunday for the Cubs and right-hander Jake Arrieta, who has an 8.25 ERA in the opening frame this season and averages 20.1 pitches in the first inning.
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President Trump has good reason to not to trust intelligence bureaucrats who owe their jobs to former CIA director John Brennan, a highly partisan pol, and wants a second opinion on the information he's been getting through official channels.
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For decades, the US immigration system has allowed immigrants to reunite with immediate family, like a spouse or parent, but only after getting through a gauntlet-like process of becoming a citizen—which often takes upwards of 10 years.
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But it is not clear if the stark message is getting through to everybody, especially younger Americans, who are vital to stopping a disease now spreading like wildfire before it reaches levels that could overwhelm the US health system.
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Whatever members of a species typically do to survive and reproduce should be sufficient to keep them physically fit, without the necessity to set aside time and energy over and above what they expend just getting through their day.
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These stories did not jibe with numbers put forth by the city attesting to the progress it was making getting through its enormous backlog of repairs; but as the federal investigation also indicates, some of these numbers were manipulated.
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Entering the fair on opening night had its rituals: getting through the line at the door, past the coat check and into the relative warmth where the Puck's high ceilings, lustrous dark-wood floors and eccentric layout seemed perfect.
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That's what the Tea Party did: It leveraged the controversy around Obamacare when the legislation was getting through Congress, and then it set up vast communication networks that kept allies — both in the public and in Congress — in touch.
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After mom Andrea's cancer diagnosis was publicly revealed, "an ocean of people rose up around me to offer support and open up about their own experiences," he says of getting through the difficult time with the help of his classmates.
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However over the past 24 hours, Powell has become increasingly aware of the difficulties she may have faced getting through a Senate confirmation hearing without being grilled about her work at Goldman, according to one source briefed on the matter.
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Seizures represent, very roughly, around 10 percent of what is actually getting through, according to Mike Vigil, a former chief of International Operations at the DEA who spent nearly two decades working Mexico, as well as other law enforcement experts.
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Their increasingly jagged edges make the music stiffer and starker, yet the electronic polish is retained; sound effects like the garbled robot voices on "Panorama" and the cascading sirens that explode in the middle of "Getting Through" fit right in.
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Being an older sister in a large family and having my brothers and sisters to look after gave me a sense of purpose and a strong work ethic that has served me well – getting through college and becoming a teacher.
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Doctors Without Borders says that in the five weeks before the attack, when aid was still getting through, it had treated 3,0003 people, including those with skin diseases, over 200 children suffering from malnutrition and diarrhea, and 450 pregnancy-related cases.
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I thought about the days when I could run 4 or 5 miles in that amount of time, and it all paled in comparison to how proud I was of getting through this first workout, huffing and puffing in my headscarf.
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I've been comparison shopping for a few days, and finally settle on a pair of slip-on Pumas that can do double duty for traveling, as I've wanted a non-lace-up shoes for getting through TSA for a while.
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A lot about video games has changed since Kingdom Hearts II. In addition to getting through the main campaign of most big box titles, players have come to expect photo modes, collectibles, and mini challenges that offer more combat-free playtime.
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"We were both having really short innings so we were kind of building off that and getting through the game, and all of a sudden, you look up and it is the eighth inning, it is the ninth inning," Hamels said.
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The Lizzie McGuire Movie (2003) After getting through two TV seasons in the friend zone and an ill-fated romance with an Italian celebrity named Paolo, Lizzie (Hilary Duff) and Gordo (Adam Lamberg) finally acknowledge the sparks and lock lips.
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By the 1780s abolitionists were gaining influence and they started getting through to French King Louis XVI, who signed an ordinance allowing slaves to appeal to public officials if they were subject to extreme cruelty, which worried the Saint Domingue planters.
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But when you get reports like we have been talking about for the last two days about the establishment of more missiles, the construction of more missiles in North Korea, you wonder whether or not that message is getting through.
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That line of thinking has been echoed by other top Democrats, who regard a recently confirmed judge, or a member of Obama's Cabinet who gained approval from GOP lawmakers, as having the best chance of getting through a Republican Senate.
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This may have been some attempt to create a measure of sympathy, but he was on a backfiring streak, and it only seemed to make people realize that messages they thought were getting sent into the void were actually getting through.
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With new groups of migrants from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere continuing to arrive along Turkey's coast in the hope of crossing to Greece, that message appears for now not to be getting through, to the frustration of some local residents.
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But as recently as this past week against Pittsburgh, I saw this: This is a nice job getting through a hole and accelerating for some positive yardage, but when Allen gets to the second level, he meets Steelers safety Robert Golden.
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It's also hard to see much big legislation getting through Congress this close to an election year when the Senate is already going to be busy with the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court and overdue spending bills.
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After getting through tour school to keep his place on the European Tour, he had a fourth-place finish at the Irish Open in May, earning the biggest paycheck of his career, and then qualified for the Open last month.
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Nicola Woolf, a 31-year-old marketing manager who was wearing a fascinator that featured giant loops of black wire, was having trouble getting through doorways; her friends had not offered any assistance, but instead documented her struggles with their cellphones.
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If Republicans hold the House with a slightly more conservative conference and Republicans in the Senate gain one or two seats, the thinking is that a repeal would have an easier time getting through Congress than it did in 2017.
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The Stoneman Douglas students and parents also confronted NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch, who said the organization feels the system for buying firearms is flawed and too many people who shouldn't be able to buy guns are getting through the cracks.
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In an attempt to make a life-to-text connection, I whisper to my daughter that she read about this in Ta-Nehisi Coates's "Between the World and Me." Radio silence and eyeroll — which mean I'm getting through to her.
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As for his high-profile executives orders, the most extreme ones—the "travel ban" targeting citizens of several Muslim-majority countries and the attempt to revoke federal funding for sanctuary cities—are having a tough time getting through the courts.
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"It is impossible to say whether this is as bad as it gets for sterling, as that depends on what May gets back from Brussels and the odds of that getting through parliament," said John Marley, a consultant at FX risk manager SmartCurrencyBusiness.
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In a personal and reflective interview on Elvis Duran and the Morning Show, the "Praying" singer opened up about her return to music and getting through the last few years in which she's been embroiled in an ongoing lawsuit against producer Dr. Luke.
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Right now, every ounce of our family's energy is focused on getting through the next few days as we say goodbye to our son who brought joy to so many and who will never be forgotten by all those who loved him.
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" In the weeks since, Webre-Hayes, who is now back in school part time, has endured, according to his mother, "constant bandage-changing, getting through all the doctors, trauma therapy, orthopedic surgeons, infectious disease … It's really rocked our life as we know it.
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"This year, what I'm proudest of myself for is getting through all of the crazy aftermath of my son's accident last Thanksgiving — confronting my own PTSD/postpartum anxiety and depression and getting to the other side of that," says Amurri Martino, 32.
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There is a lot at stake for Le Pen, who has moderated her party's image to broaden its appeal before the spring election and who pollsters say has a good chance of getting through to the runoff vote for the Elysee in May.
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"I feel like just getting through it in general was all I'm looking at now and not looking back and just moving towards the next match," offered a relieved Williams, safely through to the last eight at Flushing Meadows for a 15th time.
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Boosting its chances of getting through Congress, co-sponsors include Senator John Cornyn, the chamber's No. 2 Republican, and Senator Dick Durbin, the No. 2 Democrat, as well as Republican Senator John McCain, the influential chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Most Americans can't imagine getting through the day without the boost from (at least) one morning cup of joe, and plenty of evidence suggests drinking it can be good for your brain and body and may even lead to a longer life.
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Johnson, the face of the campaign to leave the European Union in the 2016 referendum, won 126 of 313 votes, by far the largest number in the second round of voting for Conservative Party leader, with four other candidates also getting through.
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But he has found both love and a fine patch of tennis form in the past few months, and he managed to reach the main draw at Wimbledon for the first time after getting through the imposing gantlet of prequalifying and qualifying.
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Particularly for those who cannot quickly retreat to a safe, supportive environment and those who are exposed to additional or continuous trauma (such as in combat), getting through the process unscathed is almost impossible and some degree of disruptive PTSD symptomatology will emerge.
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"Teams worked very hard this evening, diligently getting through the launch process, looking at everything that they had to to get into the terminal count this evening," Mic Woltman, of NASA's Launch Services Program, said during NASA's broadcast of the launch attempt.
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Yet after perusing iPhone black markets in Shenzhen, examining the booming app scene in Nairobi, or observing the lithium mines in Chile, the first thing I'd do after getting through with the day was always the same; FaceTime with the family back home.
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If there's one reason why the study's findings should be held suspect (and why such research keeps getting through the cracks), it's that Frontiers supports a model in which its contributors pay anywhere from $450 to $2,490 to have their articles published.
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Justin Verlander had been absolutely dominating batters, and looked well on his way to getting through five innings without allowing a hit, but with two outs, Joc Pederson worked a 2-1 count and then hit a solo home run to right-center.
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Joshua Henry, the star of a new Off Broadway musical called "The Wrong Man," had tried repeatedly to signal his disapproval to the man in the onstage seating who was using his smartphone to capture his performance, but he wasn't getting through.
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"The number-one focus for the entire company is getting through the PMTA submission," one employee told BuzzFeed News, referring to the "pre-market tobacco product application" that will detail the ingredients, components, manufacturing processes, and health and environmental studies behind their product.
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Take the ordinary difficulties of getting through the day and add, for example, loss of motor function, a deteriorating memory or a blocked vein in the liver and a body so swollen with lymphatic fluid that clothes and shoes no longer fit.
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Mr. Cotton has had more impact than many other Republicans in getting through to the president, including his recommending General McMaster and suggesting that the Trump team take a look at John F. Kelly, who is now the Department of Homeland Security secretary.
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Johnson, the face of the campaign to leave the European Union in the 123 referendum, won 126 of 313 votes, by far the largest number in the second round of voting for Conservative Party leader, with four other candidates also getting through.
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The odds of his health care proposal getting through Congress are also nil, and proposing to eliminate the entire health insurance industry and replace it with a new government program is certainly divisive, especially if that program proceeds to pay doctors a lot less.
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"What I'm most proud of is the way our people are responding, the way we are getting at cost structure, restructuring and getting through this the way we never have in prior downturn[s], so I'm pretty happy with that," Oberhelman told CNBC's "Squawk Box. "
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The 38-year-old gave up a first-inning home run against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday before working out of a jam and getting through six frames without allowing another run, striking out 10 in the process but getting saddled with the loss.
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And once you've done that, or maybe in between and throughout, allow me to present my questionably but possibly handy guide for getting through the holidays without your mom: a plan that may or may not work, but fuck it, it's worth a try.
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The overall reading experience isn't as good as it is with a dedicated Kindle ereader, but your ebook reading progress is seamlessly synced between devices, so it's a good way of getting through some extra pages when you don't have your Kindle with you.
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Part of what Locy said is striking—specifically, the idea of "containing possibility" within the context of a black movie, and how that speaks to the ways that in-depth portrayals of black communities are getting through to those who are creating and producing stories.
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"Market participants figure that there is virtually no chance of any U.S. company tax cuts getting through the Congress while President Trump is defending the allegations of an obstruction of justice - an impeachable offence," Commonwealth Bank of Australia said in a note on Thursday.
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"With GCox saying May's new legally binding text doesn't change legal risk on backstop...it is probably safe to say game-over for sterling climbing above $1.33 on deal getting through Parliament today," said Viraj Patel, a currency strategist at financial advisory firm Arkera.
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TAOYUAN, Taiwan (Reuters) - The wife of Taiwanese activist Li Ming-che, who is serving a five-year prison sentence in China for subversion, said on Wednesday after visiting her husband that he looks well but can't write letters and some books were not getting through.
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A book that at first seemed to be about strategies for getting through bullying has turned — sneakily and delightfully — into an introduction to some distinctive patterns that are identifiable with painters of modern Western art: leafy Matisse cutouts, Jackson Pollock splatters, Mondrian geometric patterns.
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Because I could only rent one disc at a time, I found myself aching for the series in the days between receiving the next installment; it was my first real experience with compulsive watching, even though getting through all eight episodes took me weeks.
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Other diplomats said Rogers, who had been central to a difficult renegotiation of the terms of Britain's EU membership led by former prime minister David Cameron before last year's referendum, was frustrated that his message that the talks would be tough was not getting through.
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Those representing the private sector in the exercise also indicated that they felt they wouldn't be getting much support from the federal government, and that they would largely have to lead the charge in getting through and recovering from the attack, according to the report.
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Beneath this are lists of new games or apps that the editorial team likes, relevant lists (like apps for getting through the hurricane) and those that are focused on a topic (apps to help you "find your zen," games with "gorgeous graphics," for example).
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"I'm working in the hospital trying to figure out how the hospital is going to be getting through the next weeks because we know the explosion of cases is going to be in the next weeks," Moreno told the New York Times on March 24.
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" Silver touched on a variety of China-related topics during our conversation ... here are some of the hit points: -- Silver says he's spoken with Daryl Morey several times since the initial "Stand with Hong Kong" tweet to make sure he's "getting through this okay.
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Basic information is still lacking, or isn't getting through: According to a recent survey, 65 percent of people in Hong Kong had enough surgical masks for a month or more — this, even though such masks will do little to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
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When breaking General Madine out of an Imperial detention cell, I was floored when I realized that the key to getting through security was to call an elevator car to a different floor, and then use the now-empty elevator shaft to break-in.
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CÚCUTA, Colombia — An ambitious plan by Venezuela's opposition to peacefully import foreign aid in truck convoys degenerated into deadly skirmishes Saturday along the impoverished country's borders, with a smattering of supplies getting through but most of it blocked by armed loyalists of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Even with the appeal process laid out by the CMS, the letter argues that it's likely many patients will be left suffering needlessly, thanks to delays in getting through to doctors for their approval, which could require coordination between doctors' offices, pharmacies, insurers, and prior authorization managers.
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It wasn't clear if that message was getting through: More than 55 percent of millennials surveyed on behalf of Laurel Road were unaware of their state and local candidates' stances on the issue, and other polls have suggested millennials cared more about social issues than education.
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In addition to the 4K panel and LED backlight that most TVs use to display content, Hisense's ULED XD has an additional 1080p panel, which sits in front of the backlight in order to stop its light from getting through the darkest areas of the image.
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Part of the plan is to bring the content to the cloud, as well (you didn't think we were getting through a thousand words without saying "cloud," did you?) — because Actiview also aims to be an accessibility option for when you're watching movies and TV at home.
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"I was consuming the same amount of calories w/o the activity & ultimately I just felt detached & sad, getting through the days consuming food/alcohol to feel better and not participating in my life the way I FELT DEEP DOWN that I KNEW I could," she said.
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Though there's some obviously sinister stuff getting through on platforms like YouTube, thanks to algorithmic blind spots — Spider-Man and Frozen's Elsa, in particular, have had a rough go of it — most of the stuff that's getting under adults' skin has been the weird, almost disturbing stuff.
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It doesn't help that mental health providers have imprecise tools to aid recovery, or that mental health help is so hard to come by in the U.S. But what if getting through burnout is actually a learning process over which you have a decent amount of control?
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Deng was participating in a brutal initiation ritual in which pledges were blindfolded and forced to carry backpacks filled with 30 pounds of sand while trying to break through a line of fraternity brothers who repeatedly tackled them to prevent them from getting through, court records state.
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When McConnell sent this letter eight years ago, there was an implicit threat that GOP senators would filibuster — which would require 60 out of 100 votes in the Senate to overcome — Obama's nominees if Democrats didn't follow the rules, effectively stopping any nominee from getting through.
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Though, true to this capsule's moniker, Ganni could perhaps use a moment or two to pause: "The last few years have been super-hectic, and frankly we wouldn't mind getting through 2017 at a slower pace, making sure we keep ourselves whole in the process," she says.
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To make matters worse for the former IFL champion, Andrei Arlovski, who also attended the Dublin event as a guest fighter, was confirmed to meet Miocic at UFC 195 in January while the two heavyweights were getting through their various media obligations in the Irish capital.
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The story of the fight up to that point had been of Holm doing the damage on the feet and getting through the rounds relatively unmarked, but Tate coming dangerously close to the choke in the second round and succeeding with it later in the fifth.
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"We have a very powerful border now ... We took old broken wall and we wrapped it with barbed wire plus ... nobody is getting through these walls and we're going to make sure they're the right people because that's what you and your family want," he said.
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While you're worrying about catching planes and trains, getting through security, the security of your stuff, getting to places on time, and trying to stay as comfortable as possible in the meantime, the last thing you want to be worrying about is your carry-on kit.
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And while Mr. Sanders frequently points out that he was a member of a committee that helped draft Obamacare, he still wants to scrap it in favor of a European-style single-payer model, which would certainly face an even harder time getting through Congress than Obamacare did.
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However, I have been told that at one point, when I lifted up my hand to put it to my mouth, where my ventilation tube was, my consultant instructed me to put my hand back down to my side, and I did, so maybe something was getting through.
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It was early in 2014 when Flint leaders, under emergency management due to bankruptcy, announced that to save money they were going to switch the source of water from Lake Huron, something they'd been getting through Detroit for the last 40 years, to a local source, the Flint River.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Hillary Clinton's challenge this week is reintroducing herself to a country that has known her for decades and getting through to the millions of Americans who are convinced that they already know everything there is to know about the former secretary of state and first lady.
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Click here to view original GIFThe photo cells are powered by solar cells on the opposite side of the candle, and also come equipped with an adjustable filter to increase or decrease the amount of light getting through—which acts similarly to the dry/wet knob on other effects.
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It reads as a nostalgic look back on her life and everything that inspired her as a younger person (shout out Ms Tina), but also kind of as a guide for the publication's young audience to getting through what can be some very trying, exhilerating and sometimes tricky years.
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A McConnell aide said noted the Kentucky senator voted against Garland when he was confirmed to the appeals court in 1997 and argued Obama's choice is a recognition that this pick not getting through -- otherwise the President would have picked a younger nominee who would serve longer. Sen.
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If you still feel nostalgic after getting through the new episodes of Twin Peaks, or the upcoming Friday and Top Gun reboots, don't worry—Diablo Cody is reportedly penning an entire musical with Alanis Morissette's music called Jagged Little Pill, a throwback to the singer's 1995 Grammy-winning album.
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"We can think of all kinds of theories and some of them may work, getting through the administrative process, but the reality is some people are going to die because of what Sessions did," said David Leopold, a former president and general counsel of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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Which isn't to say that he's spent that time sitting around getting through the extensive stacks of first editions and paperbacks that litter his flat, a collection crammed with the kind of esoteric material you'd expect from a songwriter beloved by a certain kind of bookish music fan.
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If you can practice getting through an entire conversation, or part of your presentation, with the same level of energy and volume you hope to use in real-life, you'll get good at carrying on a presentation or speech even when the audience isn't smiling back at you.
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And for those with young children, especially those at home now for the foreseeable future with those young children, with schools and day care centers closed, with "social distancing" the order of the day, I want to talk about getting through, making memories and being the grown-ups.
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There were scattered reports of volunteer shortfalls at some precincts, though not on a scale that seemed to alter the contest in any appreciable way, and some precincts had problems getting through on the telephone hotline to report caucus results, prompting the state party to add phone lines.
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"To all of the girls who are speaking up: you're so, so brave for getting through this and speaking up about the issues that are in this scene," she said in a now-deleted social media post, which she removed due to "victim blaming" harassment she was receiving online.
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