His nearest challenger, Communist Party candidate Pavel Grudinin, got around 13 percent, according to partial results, while nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky got around 6 percent.
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DC: It's a real cast of characters he's got around.
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I finally got around to watching Mid90s the other week.
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I finally got around to watching Roma the other week.
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The S.E.C. just got around to approving that on Monday.
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For whatever reason, I never got around to the original.
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He estimated that he got around five matches per week.
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"We just never got around to it," Micky Dolenz tells PEOPLE.
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But word got around and people started seeking out Mikkelson's site.
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Maserati finally got around to updating the Quattroporte, its flagship sedan.
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Our ancient human relatives got around more than scientists previously thought.
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They arranged a lunch date — but never got around to eating.
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It just didn't seem to be something she got around to.
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Apple finally got around to fixing that oversight with iOS 5.
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Mr Levitt got around such problems by making his experiment voluntary.
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Netscape got around to releasing RSS 0.91 the very next month.
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He got around to showing it to players early this season.
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The group that did the Tonbridge Securitas got around $72 million.
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Finally, in late April, I got around to making the assignment.
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"The government got around the sanctions with its allies," Oliveros said.
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Obama never got around to forcing Putin to render up Snowden.
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As with many things, though, I never got around to it.
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I finally got around to seeing The Farewell the other week.
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Word got around that the Bog Girl was actually a princess.
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They just never got around to ending the Perkins loan program.
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The way he got around it was the money supply target.
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Before I got around to it, both became my WeChat friends.
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Last summer, I finally got around to reading Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan Novels.
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Now -- after another 7 years -- he got around to filing for divorce.
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One only got around to modifying his privacy settings after uncomfortable scrutiny.
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And yet, I never got around to playing the other Zelda games.
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They got around Twitter's new locking policy by changing up Musk's name.
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You know, the Security Council finally got around to adopting a resolution.
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Looks like Ciara and Russell Wilson got around to consummating their marriage.
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I got around this by never putting one down on a surface.
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But it'd be nice if someone got around to closing this one.
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Word got around about the tamales, and her friends started ordering them.
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They finally got around to lighting the Capitol Christmas Tree on Thursday.
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After that, the host got around to addressing Syria and Mr. Mattis.
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Within months word got around that Mr. Wisnia was a gifted singer.
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In Cuba, he got around by hitchhiking, just as ordinary Cubans do.
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But as word of the leaked audio got around, committee member Sen.
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But when word got around, the Iraqi community came in increasing numbers.
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Maybe you never got around to checking out The Godfather or Citizen Kane.
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Instead, he got around 23 percent — coming within striking distance of Donald Trump.
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In the past several decades, I never really got around to all that.
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Also on infrastructure, I finally got around to that Guardian article on concrete.
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Growing up in Atlanta and Houston, Rowland's family got around via public transportation.
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She got around 2800,27 votes, and she&aposs on every major news outlet.
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So as soon as I got around to it, I started researching cameras.
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Residents got around flooded towns in kayaks, an indication that not everyone evacuated.
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In all the excitement, Becker never got around to giving it a name.
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Is there a classic book you never got around to reading until recently?
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"Before then, Santorinians got around by foot or on a donkey," he said.
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I always wanted to paint big, and I never got around to it.
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However, he never got around to offering fresh ideas or concrete policy proposals.
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I finally got around to watching Widows, the latest film from Steve McQueen.
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I'd estimate that I got around 12 hours of combined use each time.
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People seemed to dig the update, but I never got around to it.
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His Virginia winery just got around to firing some longtime employees this week.
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By the time I got around to telling him, it wasn't a surprise.
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We got around that by switching the song to "Suspicious Minds" by Elvis.
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All together, they only got around 309,000 views between 2015 and late 2016.
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" Over the winter break I finally got around to binge-watching "Parks and Recreation.
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The basicsWant to see everything in your inbox you haven't got around to yet?
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Rather than they haven't got around to saying that they wouldn't like to be.
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In 1939 Parker Brothers finally got around to putting the Landlord's Game into production.
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I THINK THEY WERE CLUMSY IN HOW THEY GOT AROUND TO RESPONDING TO THIS.
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But by the time he got around to Trump, Graham was out of jokes.
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For three months, they got around on bicycles with trailers to haul their stuff.
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His family was, needless to say, confused when he finally got around to them.
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Romney and McCain got around 6 to 7 percent of the African-American vote.
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But somehow over that time, it never got around to picking a national bird.
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I've had it in proof for ages but just haven't got around to it.
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But they never got around to figuring out what the right replacement plan was.
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"Word got around among black artists that I bought abstract art," Mr. Ollie said.
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The measure in both 2016 and 2017 got around 5 percent of shareholder support.
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At its coldest, it is estimated that the Arctic got around 57 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Eventually they got around to the material Apted and Lewis discussed in the van.
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Because we got around it, and she got through it, and we're still here.
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A few commenters noted they easily got around 48 hours on a single charge.
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He got around the restriction by having Google Translate render his question in French.
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By the time he got around to checking his messages, it was June 2014.
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I got around to watching Solo the other week now that it's streaming on Netflix.
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Once news got around, the gym was filled with crying and screaming, according to reports.
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As for the 200 mAh battery, I got around three full days without a charge.
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It got around on four bicycle tires and relied on a car battery for power.
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He got around on an inside fastball from Fulmer, who then struck out the side.
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In recent months, 8chan got around 15 million unique visitors each month, according to Similarweb.
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I was still thinking about giving it a try, but never got around to it.
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But McDonald's got around the ban on giveaways by charging 10 cents for each toy.
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I also became thankful that I never got around to upgrading to an Apple Watch.
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But we've got around 300,000 years of ancestral experience telling us it just isn't so.
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And then he got around FileVault by booting to single-user mode, deleting /var/db/.
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I'd always meant to play Shadow of the Colossus but never got around to it.
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He got around to repeating the lie an astonishing six times, according to The Washington Post.
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But they lucked out with this gem of a one-bedroom, and got around to decorating.
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You finally got around to adapting the books' Antarctica arc long after I figured you would.
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Word got around about the passionate politician and his powerful anti-slavery speeches at those debates.
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I finally got around to seeing Wonder Woman last month on my flight back from CES.
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HAYDON ROCHESTER JROnancock, Virginia I'm glad you got around to mentioning Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World".
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As time goes by, we talk about doing a tape but never got around to it.
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It was not until right before his second inauguration that he got around to doing so.
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It didn't take long for Schneider to respond once word of Rogen's tweets got around online.
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On Sunday, he kept plugging his line ... and even got around to plugging Kylie Jenner too.
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He could have offered this program years ago, but he somehow never got around to it.
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King's College London got around this by conducting twenty-five years of research in New Zealand.
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I'd known about it when I was a kid, but I never got around to it.
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We got tons of gifts when our kids were born; never got around to using these.
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But as they got around a few bends, they saw the crackling fire was much closer.
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Once the word got around, would-be parents streamed into clinics to try the procedure themselves.
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With everyone in my family cooking and everything else, I never got around to eating them.
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A month into the marriage, he took it off and never got around to replacing it.
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His method got around but even soPoor Indonesian workers would agreeVanilla is too difficult to grow.
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Trump finally got around to criticizing racism and bigotry in his nationally televised speech Monday night.
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However, in my testing, I got around 3-4.5 hours of playback, depending on the volume level.
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But then, always, it got around to Charles Knew that I had a background different from his.
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Adam Neumann still controls the voting stock and he's got around 200 million reasons to support SoftBank.
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Maybe, at least, we'd have a conversation starter — whenever we finally got around to seeing each other.
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Still, you're getting a double charging pad that costs $28.60 and supports any input you've got around.
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Last week I finally got around to seeing Last Flag Flying now that it's streaming on Amazon.
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"I've always wanted to do an African adventure and never got around to it," Hobbs told CNN.
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"I got around it all by not saying much and not using systems that captured the data."
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That got around a standoff over Ankara's refusal to open Turkish ports and airports to Cypriot traffic.
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There are plenty of things that I would like to do that I haven't got around to.
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Well, now you can buy his Bay Area mansion ... if you've got around $3.7 MILLION to drop!
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"What I'm proposing is on top of what the Congress finally got around to passing," she added.
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He got around Gostisbehere at the left point, moved in and beat Stolarz over the left shoulder.
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Word even got around that before the murder, Leticia had supposedly asked Brandon to be his valentine.
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Is that push by the bad press that they got around the buses and everything else, or ...?
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Following his funeral, the family never got around to inviting Robert, Miguel's lover, into their collective grief.
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Word got around that the data was in, and that those flaky Californians had been proved right.
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He had many stories and intended to make an impact, but never got around to do it.
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And so Ms. Ginott never got around to learning about her husband's will, assets or their estate.
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"For years and years and years, the F train was the way I got around," he said.
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That, too, was cool — until word got around that I had had something to do with it.
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When they got around to Horse, he was handcuffed so tightly he lost feeling in two fingers.
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But he did, leaving a backlog of 1,100 open cases he never got around to sorting out.
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What is the one question you've been dying to ask Kara Swisher but haven't got around to?
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When he got around to me, I kicked him where it counts and told everybody who would listen.
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It's ok that you missed a Thor movie and never got around to watching The Punisher on Netflix.
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Word got around, and Lucía's lawyers got in touch with Gijena while he tried to recruit an anesthesiologist.
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I never got around to watching Deadwood, so I have no idea what's going on in this trailer.
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Thirteen tumultuous months later Mrs May has finally got around to addressing Britain's "irrational" and "unhealthy" pay gap.
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That, in turn, would make them easy targets once the crown got around to punishing them for treason.
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Ms Suu Kyi has at least got around that: she is, in her own words, "above the president".
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I recently got around to watching one of the standout films of last year's Sundance: A Ghost Story.
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He got around enough to avoid the terrible fate of having his privacy draw more attention to him.
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Hackers reportedly got around those too, and all it took was a printed photo and a contact lens.
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When Calapucha was a kid, the streets of Ahuano were unpaved and people mostly got around by boat.
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He got a pass from Mark Barberio at the Florida blue line and got around defenseman Aaron Ekblad.
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Currently, self-driving cars are controlled by states, and most haven't got around to writing any rules yet.
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All I can go by is what is on the public record, and who she's got around her.
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I even told him a while ago I would drop it, I just never got around to it.
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Other unlicensed console developers, like Color Dreams and Camerica, got around the chip by using negative voltage spikes.
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Goulding has another Woo tattoo, a lotus on her right ribcage, which she got around Coachella in 2014.
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When the Braves got around to firing Gonzalez, they neglected to tell him before changing his travel itinerary.
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But when word got around that there was a crystal panel on the trading floor, I was surrounded.
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A representative of the Wenzhou city government, he queried journalists about how they got around China's internet filters.
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Harry and Stephanie couldn't come for Christmas this year, and I never got around to mailing their present.
|
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At this morning's Surface event in New York City, however, Microsoft finally got around to planting its flag.
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When he was a young man, word got around that Mr. Berry had slept with a white woman.
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It wasn't until this week that he got around to filing the appropriate disclosure forms for foreign agents.
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Anyone who pays attention to politics, however, knows that Donald Trump got around 63 million votes in 2016.
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At first, we told only our friends and friends of friends about it, but word got around fast.
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In one arm of the study, those without a camera got around 7 out of 10 questions right.
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Henry Jones: I had always thought of doing something like a kids' book, but never got around to it.
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Back in July, word got around that Wonder Woman had set its sights on the Oscars, with Warner Bros.
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Last week I finally got around to finishing Season 4 of Netflix's surreal and acclaimed animated series BoJack Horseman.
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Word got around, and as she worked with more models, the demand for that signature Robin Black creativity increased.
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The company declined to elaborate on how the scam got around Twitter's filters or what the preventative signals are.
|
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The brand has been around for over three decades and just got around to launching a full makeup range.
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I loved what I read, but I never got around to finishing it while it was coming out online.
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" He "got around" such rules, he wrote, "by not saying much and not using systems that captured the data.
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Like, actually new, not that 5-year-old note-taking app you only just got around to checking out.
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As you can see, she was keen on organizing something else, but I just hadn't got around to it.
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She eventually moved into the Bunny House across from the Playboy Mansion and word got around about her illness.
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Or when you get a reminder of an appointment that you never got around to putting into your calendar.
|
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I got around 5 1/2 hours of playtime which is half what I got on my recommended pair.
|
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Until the bikeshare's arrival, only a dozen or so die-hards got around the 28-acre community by bike.
|
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Roma pulled one back five minutes before halftime when Aleksandar Kolarov got around Cesar Azpilicueta and struck past Courtois.
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The idea had been rattling around in my brain for a while before I got around to making it.
|
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Eventually, word got around the train we'd be at least a day late in getting to Dar es Salaam.
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Word got around and before long, Ehrig-Burgess said, booksellers were reaching out to him and offering to help.
|
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Her tweets both got around 2,000 retweets, whereas MrBeast&aposs most recent nomination tweet got just over 100 retweets.
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By the time they got around to making Good Time, the Safdies had spent almost ten years making films.
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Two teams of scientists got around this problem by hooking their random-number generator up to a pair of telescopes.
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Google claims that it never got around to implementing this feature, and the team has decided to scrap it altogether.
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By the time we got around to making Howdy, Creation was gone, but we were able to make the record.
|
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But then the local media got wind of her story, word got around, and people began flocking to her yard.
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Sometimes, the absence of a matching sequence will be because geneticists have not got around to sampling that particular species.
|
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And the other week I got around to seeing A Quiet Place, which is another that definitely works for me.
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He said that wasn't possible because there are fixed costs, including involving multiple partners, that can't be got around completely.
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I finally got around to watching Master of None this month and sped through its two seasons with my girlfriend.
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It was only a matter of time until they got around to showing off Halloween's (and pop culture's) favorite monster.
|
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I finally got around to watching the much buzzed-about Netflix show Tidying Up with Marie Kondo over the weekend.
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The Tajamar project got around this restriction because it was originally approved five years before that, and then lay dormant.
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In Bologna, another traditional bastion of the center-left, the Democratic Party-backed candidate, Virginio Merola, got around 40 percent.
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Word eventually got around campus, and the questions kept finding me: Is it true that you have a bunk bed?
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Remember last summer when word got around that Whole Foods was opening a new, cheaper grocery chain aimed at millennials?
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They tried as much when they finally got around to officially releasing The Devil and God's leaked demos last year.
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The only one that ended up with any money is the estate of Tupac's mom, Afeni, which got around $75k.
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Baldwin said she spoke with around 50 men and got around eight "commits," meaning they committed to caucus for Warren.
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The leaders of this first occupying regime outlawed prostitution, but got around the prohibition by building brothels for U.S. troops.
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And Apple got around the space needed for a physical SIM card by adding what's called an eSIM (electronic SIM).
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I didn't own a car until I was 25, so the only way I got around was with my skateboard.
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What Really Happened: Last week, the Trump administration finally got around to having an official response to the impeachment inquiry.
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Before long, word got around, especially when people caught what Mr. Atkins had done with Gladys Knight and the Pips.
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It was a pretty interesting examination of people trying to solve this massive puddle, and how they got around it.
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It could've been ripped straight from the Disney film about Erlendsson that Disney somehow hasn't got around to making yet.
|
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Though Potter went on to write at least three drafts of the story, she never got around to illustrating it fully.
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Before cameras, prisoners hardly ever got around direct-order tickets because the word of the CO had always trumped the prisoner's.
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Or has it been something you felt like you'd be great at, but you've never got around to actually doing it.
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Or the excitement around Power Rangers' first queer superhero ... who never actually got around to addressing her queerness in the movie.
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Usually no one got around to taking them downstairs, and so the pile grew until it stacked up to the ceiling.
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As word of her complaint got around, Inserillo said, seven women privately confided that they too had had problems with Margolis.
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While Paralympic regulations don't allow for decorations like Stockwell's sticker, she got around them by covering it with blue electrical tape.
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They let you use your phone to toggle the lamps and other myriad non-connected devices you've got around the house.
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There's a headphone jack, of course, but Mighty also works with Bluetooth headphones — something the iPod shuffle never got around to.
|
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It took a fairly long time, but today Sonos finally got around to adding lock screen controls to its iOS app.
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Instead, the state argued that the discovery of the valid warrant — after the illegal stop — got around the Fourth amendment violation.
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Word of my exploits got around, and my art teacher made a documentary about me for the local cable-access channel.
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I tested the original iteration of the DemerBox last summer and was thrilled, but never got around to writing a review.
|
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I got around this system by playing with the girliest boy toys I could trick my parents into getting for me.
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Plastic gun designs got around this restriction by adding a removable metal block, which isn't required for the firearm to function.
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As word got around that Mason was not welcome, some of his peers in the program urged Ms. Rubinstein to reconsider.
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It's as if, by the time Nicks got around to singing about something, she already knew that she would survive it.
|
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Word got around to curator Nora Burnett Abrams at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, who agreed to take a look.
|
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That's a lot, but by the time I got around to sending a private message about it, they'd pulled the trigger.
|
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After Mr. Carter opened the retreat, named Cockatoo Rise, and alerted veterans' organizations, "the word got around reasonably quickly," he said.
|
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The rapper got around him pretty quick ... but things got heated with the car the rest of his crew was in.
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We can only guess how much higher the estimate would be if more of them got around to filling out the survey.
|
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A month later, after the FCC voted to do exactly what Ms. Osgood feared, LePage got around to responding to the letter.
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Facebook finally got around to submitting all those answers last week, and the Senate published the questions and answers in full Monday.
|
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Last week, word got around that the Queen's favorite song might be "Dancing Queen" by ABBA— she is the Queen, after all.
|
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Swift turned 27 on Tuesday, December 13, and Lively finally got around to sharing the standard celebratory Instagram post late last night.
|
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I found that I got around nine hours of battery life with mixed usage of apps for work, and no gaming involved.
|
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In my testing, I typically got around 24 minutes, which is still a lengthy amount of time to keep a drone aloft.
|
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I finally got around to seeing Call Me By Your Name last weekend, and it's just as wonderful as everyone's been saying.
|
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The company, which holds nearly a quarter of the European smartphone market, got around this by installing Google Play on overseas models.
|
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I got around 43 to 4 hours using it as my work machine at work, at home and even during my commute.
|
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Hesitant, "We tiptoed into it and the more we got around each other, the more we started to build trust," Jr. says.
|
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The Soviets had not only launched Sputnik, but also pioneering space dog Laika, before the Eisenhower administration got around to founding NASA.
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Under the circumstances, America's struggling families should feel lucky that Ryan never really got around to implementing his vision for their future.
|
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Nick, who's on tour with Demi Lovato, rented the place off Airbnb for the dark week and got around thanks to Lyft.
|
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Shortly after Disick and Thorne were snapped together, word got around that he left her behind for his ex-girlfriend, Chloe Bartoli.
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And there was an ineluctable reality: By the time the government got around to cutting checks, many of the men were dead.
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He grew up in the Atlanta suburbs, but had spent a year studying in Paris, where he got around without a car.
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The current record holder for street-legal rides is the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, which got around the Ring in 6:44:97.
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She never got around to noting that Rice was saying something diametrically at odds to her prior statement on this very controversy.
|
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For a period of years once he was in charge, he would open up the bar when he got around to it.
|
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Location services startup Point One was the unofficial winner when its car got around the track in three minutes and 37.9 seconds.
|
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Two years later, her creators finally got around to revealing her origin in the single-issue comic The Batman Adventures: Mad Love.
|
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Ceracchi also considered making a Statue of Liberty, nearly a century before France sent one over, but never got around to it.
|
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"We also had plans to put horizontal fencing between our deck and our neighbors', but truthfully never got around to it," Mrs.
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By Microsoft's metric, which includes "a mixture of active use and modern standby," I'd say I got around nine or 10 hours.
|
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At S.I.R., the day I visited, word got around that Kiss and the Foo Fighters were rehearsing in the studios next door.
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His song-and-dance number, "A Whale of a Tale," suggests a future in musicals that he never got around to pursuing.
|
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He got around this by creating a subterranean space, invisible above ground and linked to each section of the house by steps.
|
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Once word got around the hospital about the 3D-printed molds, orders started coming into the department for spines, skulls and full faces.
|
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"I got around it all by not saying much and not using systems that captured the data," Powell said, according to the summary.
|
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I got around to watching The Old Man & the Gun the other week, the newest film from A Ghost Story director David Lowery.
|
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I check my Fitbit and apparently only got around five hours of sleep last night, so I anticipate that today will be rough.
|
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Like a lot of The Golden Circle, the moment plays like rough notes for a scene no one got around to actually writing.
|
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I got around six hours of battery life during regular daily use, which isn't enough for a laptop of this class and price.
|
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I think when I got around Parcells, he was the one who really started saying, 'When you become a head coach, remember this.
|
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Tatsu asked me months ago if I'd be up for touring, but we never really got around to discussing it at any length.
|
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Net neutrality was the obvious choice — and if we're honest, he'd promised years earlier to do it and never got around to it.
|
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"When I posted the photo about a month ago it got around 53 retweets, mostly from my friends and close followers," Sweren shared.
|
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As a result, the trio had to work fast on a relatively small budget (each musician got around $128 for their initial work).
|
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In poking around at it I found myself watching several of the brands' "hot" shows that I never actually got around to seeing.
|
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Informally, the incognito phase ended when a photograph of Mr. Gold celebrating his Pulitzer win in a pink, Champagne-basted shirt got around.
|
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Eighty-three minutes had elapsed in Tuesday night's Democratic debate before the CBS News moderators got around to asking the candidates about coronavirus.
|
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"One way of thinking about what happened is that Bernie Sanders got around a quarter of the vote and he won," Barbaro said.
|
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Gloria Steinem calls her recent memoir "My Life on the Road," but she never learned to drive; she got around largely on planes.
|
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According to Quantcast, a site that measures web traffic, the Palmer Report got around 400,000 visitors last month — more than GQ magazine's website.
|
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During Friday's trip, authorities got around 1,600 feet from the island and studied the behavior of four or five islanders for a few hours.
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As he hit his mid-40s, he decided it was time he finally got around to living out his dream of getting into racing.
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I do some banking and fill several orders that were placed yesterday when word got around that we needed cash for the vet bill.
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She used an ostomy pouch and gall bladder drain bag at home and got around in a wheelchair due to her depleted muscle mass.
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I was supposed to return her call that afternoon but had forgotten, and by the time I got around to calling, she wasn't answering.
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People in Detroit at the time, because of how dire the situation got around the financial crisis, were completely freaked out about their futures.
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Apple only got around to adding public transit directions last year, so it's clear there is still quite a bit of work to do.
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I finally got around to it the other weekend, and the film's comedy really is quite often surprisingly timeless and fun in its silliness.
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Mr Moctar honed his craft performing at local weddings, and word got around that a young, left-handed guitar player was a rising star.
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She tried her best to eat healthy and have salad whenever she could, especially after word got around someone spotted maggots in the rice!
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In Forcepoint's case, the researchers got around it by essentially obtaining the keys to the kingdom in the malware sample they were working on.
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Trooper Michael Patterson stopped Matthew Bailly in Kingwood Township for driving with tinted windows, but never got around to giving the ticket, NJ.com reported.
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When I got around to doing Bond they did think that my hair was a little long and that I was a little overweight.
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It's a good option for people who love spontaneity or never quite got around to making vacation plans and then pretend to love spontaneity.
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None had gone on to sign one: the most common reason was that they had not got around to it, though they intended to.
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Asthana was frustrated with how APIs were an afterthought for many developers, as they usually got around to building them in the eleventh hour.
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I decided years ago that I was going to wrap one of my perfumes in lavender [cellophane], and I never got around to it.
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How many times have you included "Learn A New Language" on your New Year's resolutions list but never got around to actually doing it?
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For most of the Republican contest, Mr Trump got around 276% of the vote, mainly from white men with only a high-school education.
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Then I put it back in the jar and refrigerate it, and I've got around a week and a half's worth of cold brew.
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Just a few hours after Lucasfilm announced a new director for Star Wars Episode IX, it got around to announcing a new release date.
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Yet when it came to the popular vote, the race was much tighter: Clinton got around 15.8 million votes while Sanders got 12 million.
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Ryne Harper pitched a perfect eighth inning, and Matt Magill got around a single in the bottom of the ninth to complete the shutout.
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He didn't own a car or a motorbike, so he got around on his own "hooves," he said, but sometimes people gave him rides.
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Matthias Goerne, the baritone, got around the notes well with a somewhat heavy, cavernous sound, but as so often, his physical mannerisms proved distracting.
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Foreigners have never been legally allowed to join rallies in the city-state, but many have got around the restriction by "observing" such events.
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Once the grill had been shipped over to the UK—and became the first one of its kind in the county—word got around.
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Mr. Putin's closest competitor was Pavel N. Grudinin, 57, the Communist Party candidate; preliminary results showed he got around 13 percent of the vote.
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That company got around $120 million to sell an internet-connected juicer that seems to be no better than a packet of Go-Gurt.
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Criminals and nation state hackers alike had a field day with the tool, as Windows machines around the world slowly got around to patching.
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The book came out in 2016, but Gates got around to reading it this year, after his brother-in-law sent him a copy.
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After word got around in Lebanon that the government was planning to tax WhatsApp calls, thousands of people demonstrated in the streets of Beirut.
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Kennedy never got around to a decision holding that the Constitution casts a skeptical eye on all discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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Last month, we got around to making a list of places where we'd like to get married and split up reaching out to them.
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In Obama's second term, he got around that obstructionist Congress by using executive orders and rule changes to advance some parts of his agenda.
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Or you might want to snuggle up on your couch and check out the Disney movies you never got around to seeing (hello, Cars 3!).
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But FlyNYON got around the restrictions by departing from New Jersey and designating its flights as aerial photography missions rather than tours with defined itineraries.
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Foreigners have never been legally allowed to join rallies in the conservative city-state, but many have got around the restriction by "observing" such events.
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"I'll be honest with you, I haven't even checked yet — I'm definitely thinking I got around an A or a B on it," Walker said.
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In reality, I got around a full day's usage, while I listened to tracks from The Black Keys, Fleetwood Mac, Lorde and The Arctic Monkeys.
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"They got around to the right apology, a little too late in my estimation, but they got it right and they moved forward," Gerstner said.
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I've been on the side of all the people you've been oppressing this whole time, so I'm glad you got around to me by now.
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What appears to be a small village square turns out to be a plot on which the owner has not yet got around to building.
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"I had an idea to tweet at him daily how much he lost the popular vote for but never got around to it," one recommended.
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It was a stark contrast from a briefing we got around the device's announcement, where the company's reps spent significantly more time justifying the move.
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Google Maps has become so pervasive and useful since its launch in 2005 that it's almost impossible to remember how we got around without it.
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What Trump said: After a long talk on immigration, Trump finally got around to health care in his speech to a small business group today.
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He went to the Reddit page /r/WhiteRights, where he's a moderator, and posted a screenshot: "Finally got around to checking my privilege," he wrote.
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Back on our unit, Whitey eventually got around to telling some stories about his life, often producing documents and photos he said backed them up.
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But insurers got around the law by replacing dollar limits on mental health care with numerical limits on doctor visits or days in the hospital.
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The "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" host said he finally got around to watching "Game of Thrones" while he recuperated in self-isolation.
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And in Mr. Pompeo's office sit more than 1,400 memos needing his approval for significant spending decisions — decisions Mr. Tillerson never got around to making.
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I never got around to speed dating or hiking, but by August I had worked up the courage to sign up for a cuddle party.
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By the time Kennedy got around to marriage equality, he doled out the right to marry partners of the same sex out in two stages.
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Based on what we know, it looks like Chris and his team simply never got around to filing an answer, which they'll probably do now.
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Goodrow came in from the right circle and got around defenseman Brayden McNabb, then beat Marc-Andre Fleury on his blocker side for the game-winner.
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Austin Hill and Johnny Sauter got around another Canadian, fellow truck series playoff driver Stewart Friesen, on the last lap to round out the top-six.
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After two hugely successful retro console re-releases with the NES Classic and SNES Classic, Nintendo unfortunately never got around to shrinking down its other consoles.
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Worst case, you can take up a hobby — from pottery to painting — that you always wanted to try but never got around to signing up for.
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It was a town where people got around on horseback and fended for themselves, and where the drug trade was becoming more central to the economy.
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Word gradually got around that the team had arrived, and we rushed toward the back of the hotel, near the garden area, to catch a glimpse.
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Above all, sanctions have not worked because China, more concerned about the prospect of instability next door than the North's nuclear activities, has got around them.
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It's got around two dozen experiments and facilities exploring the nature of matter, all the way down to how neutrons and protons arrange in atomic nuclei.
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I got around to seeing I, Tonya last weekend, and it was just so good that pieces of it kept coming back to me for days.
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A couple of years ago in Bakersfield, California, police got around 20 calls on clowns, including one about someone in a clown suit brandishing a weapon.
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After word of the Farmers project got around, other companies came calling, but they didn't necessarily want to concentrate on process-based learning like Farmers had.
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Ric Flair certainly got around the ring in his prime, but the legendary wrestler now says he doesn't necessarily look back on his exploits with pride.
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In its monumental incompetence, the Obama administration never got around to responding to that act of espionage, an oversight that the Trump administration could now correct.
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But the point is that it didn't have to wait for months while a committee from around the organization got around to signing off in triplicate.
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At first there was hope that fish and rice would be reunited there one day, but eventually word got around that Uogashi had closed for good.
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After being self-employed as a freelance writer for about three years, I finally got around to opening a business credit card for my business expenses.
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It was puzzling to readers, including some on the right, that Buckley never got around to saying what conservatism meant or even what conservatives should do.
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Word got around to the department, which mounted an investigation revealing that Leahy didn't know he was being recorded, and wasn't complicit in making the video.
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As a matter of fact, I didn't think this thing was real until I finally got around to ordering one via the Danish equivalent of eBay.
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Only Renki, an older wolf who had suffered from bone cancer and now got around on three legs, let me scratch his head for a while.
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Once I got around to opening the box, I found the system surprisingly easy to use, with simple instructions, stick-on equipment and a nifty app.
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The abalone never got around to building batteries, but Belcher realized this same fundamental process could be implemented in viruses to build useful materials for humans.
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Right, because one way of thinking about what happened tonight is that Bernie Sanders got around a quarter of the vote, 20183 percent, and he won.
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Right, because one way of thinking about what happened tonight is that Bernie Sanders got around a quarter of the vote, 200 percent, and he won.
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"That word, I think, honestly I love him dearly, but I think that word was used by Newt in a memo that got around," Giuliani said.
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By the time I got around to signing up, it was 70 degrees outside and raining torrentially, breaking a rainfall record that had stood since 1884.
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EPA only got around to proposing existing plant standards — the Clean Power Plan — in June 22, fully three years after it had promised to do so.
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A few textures from the 20183s did survive into the game that ultimately published a few weeks back because he never got around to making new ones.
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Sure I got around to seeing some, but I still haven't seen Citizen Kane, Jaws, Memento, The Shining, or about 100 others that I'd like to watch.
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The two got around this problem by devising a three-part method in which they stretched out the laser pulse, amplified it, then compressed it once again.
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According to several reporters inside the show, he got around to thanking Coogler and stars Michael B. Jordan and Tessa Thompson after they went to commercial break.
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But China got around those taxes, according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office, which in 2016 found that China's growers were not paying the duties in full.
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"A long time ago maybe I could have got around this, but nowadays, everything is done with documents, registrations...it's really difficult," the 24-year-old said.
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But this year, I finally got around to testing a pair of the AirPods for myself, and I finally understand why everyone who owns them loves them.
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I finally got around to watching one of the movies I'd been most interested in seeing last year: Columbus, the debut feature from the film essayist Kogonada.
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In 2012, the party's presidential candidate, Gary Johnson, got around 1.2 million ballots (full disclosure: including mine), which equalled a mere 1 percent of the popular vote.
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The curvature of his spine made him stoop, his legs were weak, and he got around with the aid of a two-wheeled walker, which he hated.
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I never got around to Sonic Adventure 2, as I was too taken by other Dreamcast classics, like Jet Set Radio, Chu Chu Rocket, and Soul Calibur.
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Even then, it was only after dozens of procedures on men over fifteen years that he got around trying out sensory restoration in a woman's sexual organs.
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And I do think that they don't admit that they had an enormous impact from that conservative attack that they got around algorithms and their Trending news.
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I bought a doublewide in 2012, with the intention of using the second bedroom as a painting studio and finally got around to completing it last summer.
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Bannon is also the guy who only last month got around to disavowing his long and productive association with Milo Yiannopoulos, neo-Nazi Richard Spencer's favorite chanteur.
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I realize she's a bestselling author, and my first-year college students have been recommending her for years, but somehow I never got around to reading her!
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Carl Crow, an American advertising executive who lived in China between 1911 and 1937, visited Wuhan regularly and saw how the Chinese manufacturers got around this problem.
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Mr. Fishman, who got around on a motorized scooter, gave the golfer Jim Furyk, who had shot a record-setting round of 20043, a check for $58,000.
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By the time Kirkman got around to planning issue #100, he knew who Negan's symbolic first victim would be: "It was always supposed to be Glenn," he said.
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For those who were looking forward to binge-watching a Western series on Netflix created by accomplished American auteurs, well… it's time they got around to watching Godless.
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And of course after word got around that Jordan had flipped a coin to decide the winner on his season of The Bachelor, the group really grilled him.
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Word got around to the cast and crew of the show, which stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Selena Meyer, a former US senator who winds up becoming president.
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On the evening of September 25th, when Mr Trump finally got around to commenting on Puerto Ricans' trials, he seemed to suggest they were to blame for them.
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By the end of the decade, he was in a state of "financial desperation" and finally got around to a novel he had been thinking about for years.
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When it was envisioned, planners thought that the transit center would be a hub where light-rail lines — if Cincinnati ever got around to building them — could converge.
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Ms. Hakamada is going on a field trip to the ocean, and she never got around to voting by absentee ballot in her hometown, Shizuoka, near Mount Fuji.
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When Arty got around to the subject of the consortium, Gertie said that they would do what they could, of course, but their budget was a dumpster fire.
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That said, it's possible Epstein designed the building as a future burial ground for his parents but never got around to having their remains shipped to the island.
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When I finally got around to cluing the puzzle, I loved riffing on the conventional "Part 303, Part 2, ..." that appear in crossword clues from time to time.
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Being escorted by four police officers to a public psych ward while carrying two bags of heroin in my underwear was an obstacle, but I got around it.
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Then through a series of coincidences she discovered that several girls in the firm where she worked earned even less than she did and got around no more.
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If there's one thing awards season is good for, it's reminding you just how many great movies you totally meant to watch, but never quite got around to.
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Here's what I'd do - the congress finally got around to pass the Highway Transportation Bill, which should never have been partisan - it turned into be one partisan argument.
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And based on the swarm of media attention that the small spa has received since word got around a few weeks ago, he is on to something big.
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Earlier this year, she got around to creating her first box: a gift for Estelle, her third child and only daughter, on the occasion of her first birthday.
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As for the I.A.E.A., the agency only got around to inspecting the site earlier this year, long after the suspicious materials had vanished, and Amano died in July.
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By the time she'd established herself onscreen — "Selena" was her breakthrough — and finally got around to giving pop stardom a go, Jenny had been around the proverbial block.
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Chances are, you have gently worn clothing or perhaps gifts that you didn't want and never got around to regifting or antiques that you've stored in the basement.
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Per WSJ's accounting of public records, Huawei got around $46 billion in loans and other support, coupled with $25 billion in tax cuts used to accelerate tech advances.
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When I finally got around to checking how much of a massacre was going on in my pants, I found it wasn't nearly as much as I thought.
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Some acquirers brushed off the political uncertainty, and often got around disagreements over the cash value of a company by using their stock as currency to pay for deals.
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I'm really happy Apple finally got around to releasing AirPods with wireless charging as both a bundle and a standalone case to (upgrade AirPods 22 or AirPods 22 later).
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I was pretty sucked in by Christine's tailer when it hit last year, and now that the film is on Netflix, I finally got around to checking it out.
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But maybe, despite everything, you never got around to it, or maybe you saw it so long ago that you no longer recall what all the fuss was about.
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Definers got around to issuing its first public statement, letting everyone know that the implications of their name aside, they are basically just a humble neighborhood press clippings service.
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While the Independence Party clearly emerged as the top party, its senior coalition partner, the Progressive Party, only got around 10 percent with around 32 percent of votes counted.
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For instance, I saw on Lyst that this unicorn bracelet was sold out, and I decided to make my own unicorn bracelet, which I never got around to selling.
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Word got around that a strange young boy was performing for the dead at night, and a local theatre group approached him to play the part of a prince.
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" Manigault-Newman had high ambitions for her role, telling the Times in October 2016 that "Romney and McCain got around 6 to 7 percent of the African-American vote.
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News surfaced earlier this month that Powell had sent Clinton a detailed explanation of how he got around some of the State Department's security measures in a 2009 email.
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And that has big implications for the understanding of how locomotion evolved on land, not to mention how scientists study the ways extinct animals of all types got around.
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Speaking of the NHL's decades-long quest to increase scoring, we got the latest chapter this week when the league finally got around to making smaller goaltending equipment mandatory.
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"When it got around my neck, no one helped me, so I had to pull it off by myself," she said in an interview with The Dallas Morning News.
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I left it a few weeks, but when I finally got around to it, it proved to be one of the greatest surprises I've had in covering video games.
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I moved from San Francisco and then New York, so I never got around to it and I am reluctant of the payment, gas, insurance, parking, and added responsibility.
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While I took a fair swing at Isolation, it's only now that I've got around to downloading its two pieces of Alien-inspired DLC, Crew Expendable and Last Survivor.
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Up until just a few years ago, I got around 350 emails a day, which presented me with an exhausting, time-consuming daily task that I grumbled about plenty.
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Rouhani got around this problem by promising that the deal would bring economic relief and an opening with the outside world, which would itself bring Iranians dignity and pride.
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Forest Laboratories was sold to Actavis, now Allergan, for approximately $28 billion in 2014; Howard Solomon made roughly $47 million off the sale, and David got around $20 million.
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For now, it's a great moment to catch up on some old movies you haven't watched in a while or check out a show you never got around to.
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For now, it's a great moment to catch up on some old movies you haven't watched in a while or check out a show you never got around to.
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In the early 2000s, researchers finally got around to testing how effective these fear-mongering ads really were at reducing teen drug use—and the results were not inspiring.
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Before I got around to asking him about his connection to Alternative for Germany, a young girl in a white dress, the daughter of a visitor, approached our table.
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We figured we'd have some time to get them to her, but she had the baby before we got around to it so now I'm mailing them to her.
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Once they've got around the firewall and accessed TikTok, the international Uyghur activists then have to "teach" the app's algorithm to show them the videos they want to see.
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For instance, traces of German shepherd were found unexpectedly in the Mexican hairless and Peruvian hairless, evidence that the dogs of the first Europeans in the Americas got around.
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The dream fights which came within an inch of being signed, or the fighters who teased a campaign in the next weightclass up but never got around to it.
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There's a very good reason why Married at First Sight star Jamie Otis just got around to celebrating Christmas with her family — they had the flu during the actual holiday.
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Image: ScreenshotIn the last couple of years Apple and Google have finally got around to putting in a photo and video management solution that's actually easy to use and understand.
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But when, a few hours later, she got around to looking at her captives she found the bag was full of holes and the caterpillars were roaming around her house.
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Fullerton noted that, in play testing, players often hurried to earn money and pay off Thoreau's back taxes, but reading the menus closely reveals Thoreau never got around to it.
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Rumors about the crumbling state of Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid's relationship were already swirling by the time they got around to making their statements in tweets in March 2018.
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Word got around and now he says some 200 of them are doing it, earning up to 30 euros a day compared with 10 euros they previously earned from begging.
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Last weekend, I finally got around to watching The Bad Batch, Ana Lily Amirpour's second feature — her first being the excellent vampire film A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night.
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And Ono himself, once we've got around a translation issue of the phrase "a rising tide lifts all boats," is fairly modest about the impact SFIV had on the FGC.
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Jobs famously thought anything bigger than a 3.5 inch screen was folly and Apple only got around that by waiting for Jobs to be too busy dying to stop them.
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When J.R.R. Tolkien died in 1973, he left behind mountains of notes, poetry, and stories set within his larger Middle-earth fantasy world that he never got around to finishing.
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He estimates that he got around 600 stings all over his body, including his ears, mouth and down his throat, from the Africanized honey bees, also known as killer bees.
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When we got around to being able to just watch movies together as friends is when we were able to let our guards down and open up to each other.
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In Vermont, the idea of a state-level Medicare-for-all plan was very popular until the legislature got around to the tax side, at which point consensus fell apart.
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"We've not got around to discussing that yet," Chen Yunying, a senior defector from self-ruled Taiwan who is married to Justin Yifu Lin, the World Bank's former chief economist.
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We're told Shia returned to set on Monday and no one spoke of the arrest, except word got around it was "no big deal" and would be handled in court.
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Pokémon... Up until just a few years ago, I got around 350 emails a day, which presented me with an exhausting, time-consuming daily task that I grumbled about plenty.
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By the time they got around to enforcing any sort of regulations, the services were too popular, and Uber and Lyft were given temporary permission to operate in the city.
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Sevnicans have got around this by naming a few products "First Lady," and so one can pick up local First Lady red wine and soaps at the tiny tourist center.
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When the video was removed from Facebook and WhatsApp, users got around the ban by posting graphic screenshots from the video, some as recently as last month's Lok Sabha elections.
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Finally, after most of the day had passed, member countries got around to addressing the substance of Britain's proposal, which is backed by the European Union and the United States.
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But by the time he got around to writing it his hurt feelings had given way to more indeterminate sentiments, and the idea grew to become an interactive music video.
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However, it just got a host of updates this week, including themes, avatars, and a new UI. And then suddenly, on Thursday, it got around 250 downloads in one day.
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Of course I knew that those Vikings got around quite a bit, but now I am a 1 percenter and can truly enjoy my corned beef and cabbage this Friday.
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He said he had considered sending a photograph to the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for help in identifying them but never got around to doing so.
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She disregarded many of the usual strategies of music promotion, most notably live performance (Ms Bush undertook one series of concerts in 1979, and got around to a second in 2014).
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And luckily for those who never got around to purchasing an iron (being a grown-up is time-consuming, we get it), achieving the look doesn't require any equipment or prep.
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Having changed his name and moved to Los Angeles in 1924, he ran shipboard casinos that got around gambling and drinking restrictions by ferrying their glamorous clientele out to international waters.
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We're talking about the mid-terms, which are coming up right now, and I think we've got around the country some good people who are running in a real opportunity there.
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"I haven't got around to watching 'Sex Education' yet, however I have seen bits that have shown the uni and it brings back many memories of my time there," she said.
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In total, the Browns got around $10.2 million in surplus value from the deal, compared to just $2.2 million going to the Eagles, according to calculations that Burke did at ESPN.
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One of the most rare baseball cards EVER is about to hit the auction block ... a T19673 Ty Cobb ... and it could be yours if you've got around $21967,275 laying around!
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It got around filters by making traffic appear to come from a huge platform, since countries weren't willing to ban the entirety of a site like Google to shut down Signal.
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On the flip side, in mid-March, Netflix finally got around to airing the second half of Arrested Development's fifth season, and that once-groundbreaking comedy doesn't look so good anymore.
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The PD got around 21 percent of the vote, some 10 points behind the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and even further behind a center-right coalition, the exit polls suggested.
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"We've got around 200 people in China, in Shanghai and Beijing, and that is a big chunk of their work - to find out exactly what's happening in the marketplace," Jacques added.
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Michelle looked fit for a fancy, fun night on the luxury ship ... but things took a turn for the worse when word got around Notre Dame was going up in flames.
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Once I finally got around to listening to NYC feminist hardcore punx Krimewatch, my main response was wanting to kick my own ass for waiting so long to check them out.
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On the other hand, the company only just now got around to patching a 20-year-old modem bug, and noted macOS hacker Patrick Wardle dropped yet another zero day vulnerability.
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Last spring similar resolutions got around 30 percent support of votes cast, like one at First Republic Bank that got 33 percent support and which Trillium has refiled for this year.
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And though he made many murals on my body in the wee, small hours of our stoked, gypsy mornings with our friends, for whatever reason we never got around to it.
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One firm, Chris Pitts L.L.C., is named for a minor Democratic activist in rural northeastern Connecticut who, until recently, lived with his sister and got around town in an aging Chevrolet.
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Theater The most hellish eternal torture Dante never got around to mentioning — the staff meeting that never ends — is brought to vividly exasperating life by the theater troupe the Mad Ones.
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Once word of the incident got around to the Ohio State team, they sent the kid a ball signed by the entire team to make up for the lost foul ball.
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After word of the jelly sandwiches got around, a West Warwick business owner revealed that she had tried to donate $4,000 to Warwick Public Schools to pay off student lunch debts.
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Because of his support of the exiled cleric Fethullah Gülen and his criticism of Erdoğan, Kanter was effectively in exile long before his home country got around to pulling his passport.
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I hadn't listened to them in years, but never quite got around to dealing with them (which is a bad excuse, but I'm a flawed human with a lot going on!).
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When aquarium officials last year finally got around to completing the long-promised building that houses this new shark exhibit, maybe the biggest move, architecturally speaking, was breaking through that wall.
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In Cameroon earlier this year, people got around an internet blackout by typing up messages on phones and paying someone to haul them out of the blackout area and hit send.
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When Ferrara arrived in Bakersfield, he was cut almost immediately, yet word got around that there was this guy trying out for the Condors who had impressed with his work ethic.
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Complicating matters, her mother, a Lebanese Christian national, hadn't got around to marrying her father, who was still married to a wife with a daughter in Japan when he was captured.
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We planned on returning that dress that wasn't flattering or the lamp that didn't look quite right in its designated spot, but we just never got around to taking it back.
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He's got around 40 fights and is only a year younger than me, so he's definitely got the experience advantage and it would be stupid not to respect him for that.
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Although the first question of the interview was about the NBA—it's a Bill Simmons interview—eventually the pair got around to soccer, within the context of women's sports in general.
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But Treat hopes that in the same way Uber redefined how we got around cities, it can affordably redefine urban pet care by subsidizing peace of mind through e-commerce product sales.
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When he finally got around to giving his Nobel lecture earlier this month, Dylan focused on three literary works in particular: The Odyssey, All Quiet On The Western Front, and Moby-Dick.
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We walked over to the studio that evening, got around the piano with Smokey, and he started playing "The Way You Do the Things You Do." And he passed out the lyrics.
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We even got around to tackling that age-old question: Why is it so much easier to set a sitcom in a bar than it is to set one in a restaurant?
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Palmieri got around defenseman Derrick Pouliot in the neutral zone, skated down the slot and tucked the puck behind the left skate of goaltender Matt Murray at 5:35 of the first.
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The picture comes nearly a year after Gallagher admitted to GQ that he had "never got around" to meeting Molly, explaining that he didn't get along with her mom, singer Lisa Moorish.
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Porting the app, which lets you paint and create artwork in 3D space inside the VR world, to Oculus Rift wasn't practical until the company got around to shipping its Touch controllers.
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Lunden also asked whether GoEuro is talking to last mile public transport app Citymapper about an integration — but Shaam said it's not yet got around the table with the UK-based startup.
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It has a rich and varied mythos to play with, and I think that there's a lot of untapped potential that Whedon and executive producer Tim Minear never got around to exploring.
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We've all been there: You wake up with a start and have the sudden, horrifying realization that it's Valentine's Day and you never actually got around to buying your Valentine a gift.
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I finally got around to connecting a Pinterest board which contained only a couple of things – more of a test to see if the pins had any influence on the clothing selections.
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After being in business as a full-time freelance writer for about three years, I finally got around to opening a credit card to put all my small business expenses on it.
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But, the Jets superstar finally got around to replacing the ice while on the road for NY's preseason game against the Falcons last weekend ... and we're told his shopping sesh was epic.
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Franklin's lawyer has represented her in entertainment matters for nearly three decades, and told the paper that he constantly asked her to do a trust, but she never got around to it.
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Brooklyn held two three-point leads in the final two minutes and had a 24-269 lead when Dinwiddie got around Robinson and Thomas Bryant for a layup with 268 seconds left.
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But Trump got around this by securing a contorted Justice Department opinion that the statute does not apply, somehow persuading the department to overturn decades of its own guidance to the contrary.
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Judith Haussling, a 46-year-old project manager for a real estate company, has lived in Paris for 25 years and got around via traditional French taxis for 24 of those years.
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Using a makeshift "rope" cops believe was fashioned out of bed sheets and jail clothes, the inmates got around barbed wire and rappelled down a roof to the ground four stories below.
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I loved Anne of Green Gables as a kid but never got around to reading the other books, which is a shame, because Anne Shirley is one of my very favorite fictional characters!
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Foreign investment is banned in Chinese internet companies, but by getting foreigners to put money into VIEs to which the Chinese firm promises to pay dividends, many firms have got around this ban.
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And, on Friday, our Tweeter-in-Chief finally got around to addressing the situation with a shot at ESPN where he thinks it counts (their ratings) though he didn't mention Hill by name.
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Proof was in later revelations surrounding the "real" humans behind the star images: Rock Hudson wasn't even straight; maybe Cary Grant wasn't either; Joan Crawford was a bad mother; Grace Kelly got around.
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As a somewhat heavy user, I got around 40 hours on a charge, but as always, if you manage your phone settings well, you can squeeze more battery life from a single charge.
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That's not far off: I got around 15 hours of use before hitting critical battery levels by binge-watching on Netflix and writing out the occasional Slack message or email with the keyboard.
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Mike Green flipped the puck from the Wings' zone the way of Athanasiou, who got around Panthers defender Aaron Ekblad to beat Reimer on the backhand for his ninth goal of the season.
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For all that they got around the problem of slavery by defining "all men" as "all white men," and that they wrote women out of self-government altogether, their vision was still astonishing.
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As a toddler, she got around on a tricycle and a makeshift scooter — a carpeted board with wheels — until receiving her first prosthetic leg and foot, which she continually upgraded as she grew.
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But before Mr. Trump got around to what was a grudging and terse admission, which itself included a falsehood about the provenance of so-called birtherism, he had some business to tend to.
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Lebo is especially good at recounting the maneuvers to suppress the film once word got around that it was based on the life of William Randolph Hearst and Hearst's minions wheeled into action.
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But over the weekend, the comedian and Saturday Night Live star finally got around to watching it—and for whatever reason, she decided to bless this world by live-tweeting the whole thing.
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When LaBeouf and his father got around to reading the script and talking about a potential movie, Har'el said LaBeouf didn't initially say he was going to play the role of his father.
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For so long now, I have wanted to travel to Russia to see Chekhov's towns and villages and meet and get to know the people, but somehow I never got around to it.
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In the early 2000s, I searched online for a way to find my offspring and discovered the Donor Sibling Registry but didn't see any leads there and never got around to checking back.
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He scored after getting a bounce pass from Jagan Mosely and got around St. John's forward LJ Figueroa to give Georgetown its first lead since the 163:54 mark of the first half.
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Somehow Cruz got around to supporting him anyway in the general election (cough cough Supreme Court cough cough) and has made peace with the President's unique approach to the job once in office.
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Raise your hand if this is something you've been telling yourself you'd do for years, but never got around to it because the task seemed too daunting (so many pictures, so little time...).
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He got around this problem by seeking out a new type of earplug, a cone-shaped insert attached to a headband that a shooter could press into service shortly before pressing the trigger.
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"We wanted to excerpt the book on the cover of our magazine, but word got around, and phone calls started coming in," Krishna Prasad, who was then the editor of Outlook , told me.
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Captain Cameron Hillier told Gizmodo by phone that the organization got around 126,000 phone calls last year at a rate of about 1.8 per second, and that number is expected to hike this year.
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Former President Taur Matan Ruak's newly established People's Liberation Party (PLP), which ran an anti-corruption campaign calling for more spending on areas like health and education, got around 10 percent of the vote.
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Austria got around 90,000 asylum requests in 2015 after large numbers of migrants and refugees, many fleeing conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, arrived in the staunchly Roman Catholic country of 8.5 million people.
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It's been streaming on Amazon for a few months now (it's pretty long, at almost three hours, so I sort of put it off), and I finally got around to watching it last week.
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There once was a time when people actually got around without navigation systems, and it's almost nightmarish to imagine how many times we tech dependents would've gotten lost in the days of *gulp*... maps.
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They tend to be scary, discomforting, and uniquely descriptive takes on the challenges of adolescence, and I finally got around to seeing one of the buzzier names from this category in recent years, Raw.
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It's been more than four years since FTL was released, but it was only two weeks ago that Subset Games got around to announcing their next game, the mech-and-monsters Into the Breach.
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It wasn't long until word got around about the "crazy" chef serving locals along with rich tourists—and, once, Dilara says, a Kuwaiti prince—who came to the Cukurcuma Beyoglu neighborhood looking for antiques.
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You're not supposed to be able to pinpoint someone's exact location, but the researches got around this by giving the app fake coordinates and then seeing how their distance from a given user changed.
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He will have some experience around him, however, such as Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson and Chelsea's Gary Cahill "Harry will need the support of the other good leaders we've got around him," Southgate said.
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The 53-year-old Kim Wong, a casino resort manager, who got around $21 million of the stolen funds, promised to reveal all he knows about the heist, his lawyer told Reuters last week.
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It's been more than four years since FTL was released, but it was only two weeks ago that Subset Games got around to announcing their next game, the mech-and-monsters Into the Breach.
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Jagr, uncovered in the corner, dished off to Jonathan Huberdeau, who got around Canadiens defenseman Alexei Emelin to feed Barkov at the bottom of the right circle at 11:32 of the third period.
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Dr. Lockwood said a secondary caution for anyone entering a burned site is human idiosyncrasy, in the things people store in garages, use in their hobbies or just never got around to throwing away.
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The first night of the July debates got around half of the viewership of the June debates, hosted by MSNBC, and there's little reason to think this night will be all that much better.
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Gustavo Medeiros, Ashmore's deputy head of research, said data for the last 200 years showed when an emerging market government defaulted on its debt, investors on average got around 69% of their money back.
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As I got older, I started to be able to drive the ball, and also word got around that I could bunt, third basemen became better, and there was less opportunity to do it.
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" As for her famous Shakespeare role, Paltrow told Variety that once she actually got around to reading the script, she was sold, despite an agent who told her it was "more of a guy's part.
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IN THE SOIL, where plants' roots meet fungal hyphae, there are trading posts of a type that came into being more than 200m years ago—long before people got around to engaging in similar activities.
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They tried to stay lean, to avoid going too far into the red, but reasoned that Congress did not intend to close them; it merely had not yet got around to formally providing their funding.
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By the time I got around to trying to pull them back up, Twitter had already suspended the accounts, so you'll have to take my word for it—they were spamming Trump's tweets with ads.
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I could mention that the Chicago Cubs, who last won a World Series in 1908, when Teddy Roosevelt was president and more Americans got around by horse than car, have the best record in baseball.
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Somali teenager Mokhtar fled his homeland 18 months ago, but not before a policeman shot the 18-year-old in the thigh and then his lower leg after word got around he intended to leave.
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He recounts that during their wedding "we had an amazing cake that we designed with Butter End out of San Francisco," but there was one big problem: they never actually got around to eating it.
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"It's insane they only got around to patching it now, when the exact same vulnerability was exploited for piracy on 3DS and Wii U for years," one pirate who uploads large archives of games said.
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All software has flaws, and Facebook quickly pushed a fix for this one—but not before word got around on message boards like 4chan, where people posted screenshots that doxed the accounts behind prominent pages.
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My credit file was so thin from so many years of living pretty much off the grid that when I finally got around to applying for a Discover card, Experian thought I might be dead.
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Facebook took down the page temporarily for violating a ban on nudity after the complaint, Mr. Albert said, but the group apparently got around restrictions on nudity by shifting photos to a shared Google file.
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As for his long hair, doesn't seem Cole's got around to cuttin' that down just yet ... but it looks like Yankees' brass might let it slide if he goes with a little product in it.
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It wouldn't be my GOTY list if it didn't have at least ONE game that didn't come out this year, and this year's old-game-that-I-finally-got-around-to-playing is Titanfall 2.
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Today it's the grilled chicken that L. made last night and I never got around to actually eating with some sautéed spinach, tomatoes, and Trader Joe's Everything But The Bagel seasoning that turns out *chef's kiss*.
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On Thursday, EU officials were urging speed to avoid catastrophe and one German politician close to Chancellor Angela Merkel hinted that one bone of contention - the participation of the International Monetary Fund - may be got around.
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This was another way to get leverage — the fear of losing him to someone else — and when he "quietly" met with the head of one of those networks, and word got around, his hand was strengthened.
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Porsche is in the process of renaming its sub-911 line — the Boxster and Cayman — to "718," and it finally got around to updating the Cayman to match the Boxster update from a few months back.
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Insys got around this by finding calculated ways for its employees to create the impression on the phone calls that the answer was yes, they did have cancer, without explicitly saying so, according to the report.
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Committee Democrats on Wednesday night released a 2009 email exchange between Clinton and her predecessor, Powell, in which Powell sent her a detailed explanation of how he got around some of the State Department's security measures.
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That was the major legislative demand of the US union movement during the Obama years, one that Congress never got around to passing (if it even had the votes), and one that Henry now considers insufficient.
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The Freedom Party (FPO) got around 26 percent of votes in Sunday's parliamentary vote, boosted by a European migration crisis in 2015 that affected Austria and also led Kurz to campaign on an anti-migration platform.
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Krame was cleaning up his basement when he came across "The Family Book of Verse" and realized that he never got around to returning it to its rightful place at his former school in Fair Lawn.
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Did doing those side-projects have an effect on your new materialYeah, when we got around the late 90s, we kind of thought we had taken the band as far as we could with the heavy sound.
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Here's the gist of the essay I never got around to writing: The Catcher in the Rye is a gravely overrated book, clinging like stubborn gum to the shoe sole of the American public school system's curricula.
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For some reason, the NFL rookie never got around to getting his license when he was 16 ... and had been using a bike (which was recently stolen) to get back and forth to the Steelers training facility.
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Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel held a deep yearning for the VAIO P, too, and also got around to buying one earlier this year, so I figured I should ask him if his thoughts matched mine.
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I wish I could have told him then the thing my own mother would tell me years later, the thing that I eventually got around to telling my own child about the world we all would share.
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And it turns out that, for instance, the home page, when we finally got around to checking how many people actually visit the home page, there's more people visiting the home page than going to the exhibitions.
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SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS "Call on God" (Daptone) The soul belter Sharon Jones, who died in 2017, never got around to recording a whole album of gospel; there's just this song, fervently insisting on divine generosity.
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Abstract art did not culminate in the 1960s and it is about time we got around to embracing that fact, and not the fake news that institutions and various authorities have repeatedly tried to foist on us.
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The Cambridge team got around this issue by taking embryonic stem cells (cells found in embryos that can mature into any type of body tissue) and growing them alongside trophoblast stem cells (the cells that produce the placenta).
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Her birthday was a few months ago and I never got around to getting her anything, and I figured that she'd most likely be salty about me buying a gift for our other sister and not her, too.
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It's got around 300 miles of electric range, and full all-wheel drive, along with boosted charging capabilities that let it recover 80 percent of its driving time in just 30 minutes of charging using 150kW DC chargers.
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Those of us on staff are committing to putting 10 hours or so in the game, though I'm pretty excited to play through the whole thing, including the Directors Cut content that I never got around to before.
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I finally got around to listening to the Limetown podcast this weekend over the course of a few long train rides across Massachusetts, which only makes me two or three years late to the party on that podcast.
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This process, invented by Texas Instruments researcher Jack Kilby, got around a major problem at the time—the "tyranny of numbers," or the idea that you can only fit so many transistors into a certain amount of space.
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Maybe it's because it's a newer game with a larger community than the original Destiny was by the time I got around to it, and therefore there's a bigger community of talentless incompetents for me to hide in.
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You knew the guy had a lot of crazy stories to tell about gamblers, smugglers and other wild characters he hung around with before he joined the Rebellion, but somehow you never got around to hearing them all.
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Sometime in early October — no one is sure of the date — Mr. Thomas gave Joshua Rice a few dollars to wash his prized motor scooter, but the older man never got around to the chore, the police said.
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Other attacks include simply tricking users into giving up login credentials, using extreme amounts of online traffic to crash networks, monitoring unsecured communications like email and simply exploiting well-worn vulnerabilities a target never got around to patching.
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But you don't want to look back on your buyout moment and realize that you goofed off until it was time to scramble desperately for a new gig, and you never quite got around to that passion project.
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The hackers got around it by calling Verizon Wireless, impersonating him, and changing his SIM, which redirected his texts and allowed the hackers to reset his passwords, according to Mckesson, who spoke out in a tweet storm Friday afternoon.
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" When Trump finally got around to the teased "immigration reform" section of the speech, all he said was that reform should "improve jobs and wages for Americans, to strengthen our nation's security, and to restore respect for our laws.
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I'll finish the next game having hoarded a different kind of resource that I never got around to employing, or having passed on several opportunities to build my own infrastructure because I was holding out for the perfect card.
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Not long ago I finally got around to reading a children's adventure that friends have often recommended: Brian Jacques' Redwall, which is about an idyllic forest full of friendly and adorable animals threatened by a horde of evil rats.
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In my testing, the Moto Z Force got around a day and a half of battery life and the Moto Z just makes it through a day with anywhere between 10 to 15 percent battery life leftover by bedtime.
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Speculation about Powell's role in Clinton's decision to use a personal server grew after a 2009 email came to light showing him giving Clinton a detailed explanation of how he got around some of the State Department's security measures.
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If legal restrictions or moral sanctions had forced prices to remain close to face value, it is likely that no tickets would have been available by the time my family got around to planning its trip to the city.
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Next, Johnston reports that when Trump finally got around to filling out the agency, he didn't pick anyone with a consumer-protection background, like the chairman he'd just sacked, instead nominating three new commissioners who all favored the utilities.
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Oddly, I never got around to doing my homework on the economics of drug-price bargaining – partly because I was realistic enough about the political economy to realize that it wasn't going to happen in America any time soon.
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They very seldom got around to mentioning the fact that one thousand, three hundred sanitation workers were on strike, and that Memphis is not being fair to them, and that Mayor Loeb is in dire need of a doctor.
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You never know what book or poem or piece of art is going to show you something — it could be a classic you never got around to reading, or it could be a first novel that was just published.
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I downloaded many for my job testing smart home and fitness tech, and I never got around to deleting them because, well, it's only a matter of time before Garmin puts out another fitness tracker for me to test right?
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He had decided to look at how general relativity works, using a very practical approach that got around this whole problem of the coordinate system, and he showed that the waves would move particles back and forth as they pass by.
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Along the office wall rose a stack of countless crates of empty soda bottles, which the denizens of the PLATO penthouse collected until someone got around to taking them all the way downstairs to the soda machine on the first floor.
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Amid servings of sausages, beer and white wine spritzer, Kurz's acolytes at the People's Party (OVP) election celebrations sounded enthusiastic about working with the anti-immigration Freedom Party, which got around 26 percent, within a whisker of the Social Democrats.
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It's as if instead of spending months building a case for war, the Bush administration suddenly announced that they had already arrested and executed Saddam Hussein, and only then got around to feeding cooked intelligence to The New York Times.
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In a four-paragraph email response from Powell, he told Clinton he didn't use a BlackBerry, but detailed how he got around having his communications with both employees and people outside the State Department becoming part of the agency's official record.
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Giroux got around Penguins defenseman Justin Schultz, who lost his stick, and his shot from the slot squirted through the pads of goaltender Matt Murray as the Flyers erased a two-goal deficit to end a two-game losing streak.
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In order to pay for her divemaster license, she started cooking at the dive center's restaurant, and it wasn't long before word got around Taganga, then a sleepy fishing village—and now backpacker cesspool— about the town's new international restaurant.
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Google Tasks (Android/iOS, free)Screenshot: GizmodoGoogle Tasks is undoubtedly worth a place on this list of minimalist apps, but whether that's by design or because Google just hasn't got around to doing much with it yet isn't really clear.
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Between new releases and neo-classics I finally got around to reading (*cough* American Gods *cough*), not to mention the WIRED Book Club, the year remains the most consistently pleasant span on my otherwise dusty and shame-ridden Goodreads page.
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News. As it turns out, not only did she not care for stories about "personages no longer alive" but once she got around to watching it, she didn't have much time for Murphy's story about her very-much-alive personage either.
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Despite enjoying plenty of portable strategy games, like the Final Fantasy Tactics and Advance Wars series, I never got around to checking out Nintendo's beloved entry in the genre, which first started in Japan in 1990 on the original NES.
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That's worse than the new Surface Book, which got between six and eight hours of battery life in our use, and it's significantly worse than last year's MacBook Pro, which our reviewer got around 153 hours out of on a charge.
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And they never got around to voting on a bill to stabilize the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) individual health insurance marketplaces, something Republican leadership promised to do in exchange for a key tax bill vote from Maine senator Susan Collins.
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The servers, run by fans, effectively got around a problem largely caused by EA and other large game-makers in recent years: The shutdown of servers for old game content, out of interest in ensuring that players upgrade to newer games.
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One of the many, many problems here is that the Democrats are just at the beginning of their presidential selection process, so you've got around 20 people waving their hands, none of whom have the stature to speak as the opposition.
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Another night, at Kundori Izakaya, we ordered the small portion of a raw fish dinner for two people ($92) and got around 10 appetizers, enough sashimi to feed a small army, then fried chicken, pasta Bolognese, fried shrimp and vegetable tempura.
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Meanwhile, Friday evening I got around to reading the Wall Street Journal's exhaustive review of FBI agent Peter Strzok's text message exchanges with government lawyer Lisa Page, which concluded there was no anti-Trump bias or conspiracy there after all.
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By the time Trump finally got around to declaring a national emergency, Disney had already closed the company's theme parks, several governors had declared states of emergency, and every major professional and amateur sports had suspended or ended their season.
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One of the big questions I got around the time the Apple Card launched was whether you'd be able to download a file of your transactions to either work with manually or import into a piece of expenses management software.
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For the first 499 pages of the book, we barely used any energy at all — we got around with sailboats and walking and running and horses; we developed submarines and cars and planes and space travel all on page 500 alone.
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And then, yesterday, I got around to watching the short films (including one by Cowboy Bebop director Shinichiro Watanabe) dropped, and while none of them are fantastic, each proved to me that there was space to tell more stories in this world.
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You can also watch chef Magnus Reid do it over on our series How To. This easy, marinated mackerel dish needs barely any cooking and pairs well with whatever veggies you've got around—perfect for using up your bounty of summer tomatoes.
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Your morning commute could only feature a few albums at a time Whether you got around by car, by bus or by train, one thing was key: you had to really love whatever album you put in your Discman for the ride.
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I told myself time and time again I'd pick up Bayonetta 2 when it came out on the Wii U in 2014, but sadly, I never got around to it, because, well… I was too busy watching anime and that's the truth.
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The way that we got around that is by creating a point-of-use additive, so, for example for our wipes device, only as the wipe goes through our lid, right before you use it, does it get impregnated with the chemistry.
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Normally one of our sons mows down the monkey grass in late fall, after the first frost, but our youngest child left for college in August, and this year neither my husband nor I ever got around to cutting it back ourselves.
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Essentially a barely modified Humvee, it weighed roughly 7,000 pounds — or far more than two Honda Civics combined — got around 10 mpg, and retained military-specific appointments like hoops up front that would potentially allow it to be dropped from a plane.
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When Mr. Joyce finally got around to reading his grandfather's books ("I am a Joyce, not a Joycean," he liked to say), he said he had been surprised that the denser ones, like "Ulysses" and "Finnegans Wake," were not so baffling after all.
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So finally I got around to writing the novel all these years later, and I posit a new crew, a fictional crew of a second enclosure, taking the lessons of the first [failed experiment], and refuse, no matter what, to open that airlock.
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But in the same way word got around Hollywood about Weinstein way before he was outed, leaving some actresses with warnings about being alone with the producer, stories about Kelly's intentions for showing up unannounced to his high school floated among our ranks, too.
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We never got around to using that in Iron Fist, and years later, after Spider-Man got his alien costume in Secret Wars, Roger Stern asked if he could use the notion, and added the idea that the suit was some kind of symbiote.
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The group held its first full bat mitzvah, a coming-of-age ceremony for girls, at the wall in 2014 and got around the strictures against women reading from the Torah there by sneaking in a miniature scroll that was read with a magnifying glass.
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" He added that when the Trump administration finally got around to filling some spots in understaffed agencies, like the Department of Energy and the Department of Agriculture, "very few [new hires] had any kind of qualifications for the jobs they were being sent into.
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The elder Thompson didn't get a chance to drive the streamliner, named Challenger 2, that year due to bad weather, and he never got around to trying again before he and his wife were murdered in 1988 by gunmen hired by a former business associate.
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When Trump got around to foreign affairs, you could certainly pick up echoes of Nixon's plea that "all of America's peacekeeping operations and all of America's foreign commitments must be reappraised"—way too much foreign aid and military assistance for far too little in return.
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The genteel polygraph operator, perhaps sensing Maguire's inner tumult, told him to relax, everything was going to be OK. And sure enough, when the older man eventually got around to asking the moment-of-truth questions, they were all about Russia and Russian intelligence.
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He got around it by launching a brand called Inhibitif, whose products prevented hair regrowth, a supplement drink brand called Fountain, and an anti-aging hand care brand called Hand Chemistry, all under the umbrella of a company called Deciem (tagline: "The Abnormal Beauty Company").
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The Senate got around this problem by sunsetting almost all the individual tax relief measures at the end of 2025 — including the increased child tax credit, the doubled standard deduction, the estate tax cut, and even the tax break for pass-through business income.
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Why Cutting Carbs Is So Tough Thanks to Venmo, We Know How Cheap Our Friends Are What We Finally Got Around to Learning at the Procrastination Research Conference How Actors Fall in Instant Love Should Superstar Athletes Make More Money and Run Their Leagues?
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After we exchange kisses, she ushers me in, explaining that she has turned the photo shoot for this story into an opportunity to fulfill a project she never got around to: giving birth to her beloved cat, Souris ("Mouse"), who died three years ago.
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"In the 1960s and 1970s, we stopped doing chest X-ray screening for lung cancer because, after 20 years of doing it, we finally got around to doing an assessment and we found the death rates were higher in the screened versus the unscreened group," said Brawley.
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Let me say this up front: you should only install the beta on a secondary Mac you've got around the house; it's been fairly stable in my testing, but it's by no means ready to be put on your full-time laptop, iMac, or Mac mini.
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It was Houston Street on the far west hand side of the island, as far as you can go before you get to the Hudson River on a bike path that&aposs been there long before bikes were the way people got around in the city.
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A league that just got around—as in: a few weeks ago—to clumsily admitting that football and the disease are linked, and repeatedly has shown it's not in any particular hurry to explore that connection, especially if doing so costs money or is bad for business.
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Giguere stole the puck from a defender just outside the Colgate blue lane, got around the stumbling player, and briefly went down on one knee to keep her balance before faking a move to the right and going left to tuck the puck behind Julia Vandyk.
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So in collaboration with Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews and recommends products, here are five cheap(ish) things every home should have, whether you're settling into a new place or you've been planted for years and never got around to picking up these essentials.
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After the ratification of the United States Constitution, which required states to write their own election laws, the voting rights of women were revoked everywhere except for New Jersey, where apparently everything was legal—until 1807, when the Garden State got around to ending women's suffrage, too.
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When he got around to defense, the president began with a near ritualistic condemnation of the defense sequester that truly hamstrings Pentagon planning and budgeting, but didn't suggest how to end it in the face of revenues made even more limited by his recent tax cuts.
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You've been able to create activity zones for years, of course — this just handles one of the more popular use cases, which should lead to more people (all those people who never got around to drawing a little box themselves and/or forgot they could) actually using it.
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Banks alleges she and Grimes never got around to making music and went on to claim billionaire tech mogul Musk, 47, tweeted business dealings while on an acid trip, then wildly speculated that Musk and Grimes only invited her to L.A. to participate in a threesome with them.
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We're sure he'd make a fine king on TV. Now that we know neither Arya, Jamie or even Daenerys got around to killing Cersei themselves -- turns out, it was a bunch of rubble that got it done -- there are new bets on how the final episode will play out.
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The Chase Ink Preferred comes with extra benefits such as travel protection, purchase protection, and no foreign transaction feesAfter being in business as a full-time freelancer writer for about three years, I finally got around to opening a credit card to use for all my small business expenses.
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The hypothetical Senate run certainly smelled like a publicity stunt, especially since Ritchie never got around to filing the official FEC paperwork, but he wrote in an impassioned blog post that the whole thing was "not a hoax" before admitting to Howard Stern that, well, yeah, it was.
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In parts charmingly originated onscreen by Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis, the house-haunting, newly dead young couple Adam and Barbara (the talented Rob McClure and Kerry Butler in thankless roles) are shown mourning the absence of the child they never got around to having while they were alive.
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"François-Paul Journe, Invenit et Fecit," by Jean-Pierre Grosz FP Journe SA, 357 pages (in French), 235 Swiss francs (about $231) The watchmaker François-Paul Journe said he had been thinking about his legacy for more than a decade before he finally got around to publishing his biography.
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When a new homeowner recently posted photos of a teenager who wasn't picking up after his dog — and word got around to Ms. Smith that the teen was planning to splash paint on the man's door in retaliation — she defused the situation by talking to the teen's parents.
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Woods finished joint 23rd at Torrey Pines and the way he got around the course was encouraging, especially considering he missed the cut at the same event in 2017 when his back betrayed him and then withdrew after one round the next week in Dubai and was out until December.
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Cate Blanchett and Sarah Paulson stopped by the Today show Tuesday morning to chat with host Hoda Kotb about the movie (out Friday) — but they never actually got around to promoting the all-female heist comedy also starring Sandra Bullock, Anne Hathaway, Mindy Kaling, Helena Bonham Carter, Rihanna and Awkwafina.
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The original five Planet of the Apes movies in the '60s and '70s eventually got around to making the apes their main characters, but only after a couple of movies where humans were tossed onto the titular planet to gawk at the funhouse mirror it threw up to human society.
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" Another chapter dealing with the milking of cows of the Sabbath, a practice forbidden in Judaism but which can be got around by having a non-Jew do the milking, tells readers that Jews do not have Arabs living among them for fear "they might... harm us or spy on us.
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This strategy worked better for Nintendo than it did Worlds of Wonder: Nintendo got around the nerves of toy stores throughout the country with this method, and within a year, the NES was enough of a hit that it could break off the co-distribution deal and sell the consoles itself.
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But I don't know if I can give human language to Rainbow Birch's personality, or the feeling I got around her—fascination, and love, and the sense that the tree accepted my feelings—that even if she didn't love me back, exactly, she was receptive to my love for her.
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He eventually got around to trying to deflect from Mueller's investigation of his campaign for possible collusion with Russia by making unfounded allegations against Democrats, including accusing them of being the real colluders, and capped off his morning with a remarkably dishonest tweet in which each sentence contains a distinct falsehood.
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Word got around that if you were an unwed mother and your priest would not let you baptize your baby, or if you wanted to remarry but didn't have the information to get an annulment, you could go to Father Crowley at Holy Angels in a Pittsburgh neighborhood called Hays.
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The ensemble cast also includes a commie-hating New York police detective and a former British officer who, in a turn of phrase I wish I'd never read, hopes to "scoop up the contracts before the Nazis got around to scooping up the directors" of some Jewish-owned record companies.
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One of the best stories in this collection, "The Pearl and the Fur," was sold in 1936 for the relatively negligible sum of $1,000 (about $18,19363 today) to something called The Pictorial Review, a once-popular women's magazine that never got around to running Fitzgerald's story before going under in 1939.
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Farrow recalled that he was due to interview former secretary of state Hillary Clinton for his last book, War on Peace: The End of Diplomacy and the Decline of American Influence (published in 2018), when word got around political circles that he was working on a story about Harvey Weinstein.
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Chris Webber made a sound of hesitation somewhere in there, but otherwise there was a palpable stretch of nothing between when Dan Patrick asked Webber if he had ever played in a game he believed to be fixed and the moment when Webber finally got around to answering that question.
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Most of it was pretty standard stuff—stories of fan interactions, a discussion of humor and Donald Trump—but then they got around to addressing what Times reporter Sopan Deb called the "elephant in the room": Jeffrey Tambor's departure from Transparent in the wake of allegations he sexually harassed two women.
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Perhaps a rematch with Gustafsson would have been warranted after Johnson given the closeness of their first meeting in September 2013, but you would have to imagine that Jones would have got around to that inside the eleven months he will have been inactive should the April meeting with Cormier go ahead.
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Hynes's twisted anti-pop and Girlpool's power chord-fuelled melodies wouldn't be the most obvious candidates for joint project, but the success of "Picturesong" makes more sense when you consider that Hynes pulled on just about every hat imaginable in his career before he got around to collaborations with artists like Blondie.
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In case you never got around to devouring L'Engle's 1963 novel and its four sequels, A Wrinkle in Time follows 13-year-old Meg Murry, her mind-reading 5-year-old brother, Charles Wallace, and her schoolmate Calvin O'Keefe as they travel to another dimension in search of Meg and Charles' scientist father.
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"Let's just say Canadian heroism in Tehran in 1979 in helping free American hostages, and Canadian generosity in 85033 after the terrorist attack on the U.S., not to mention Canadians sacrificing their lives in the Second World War two years before America got around to joining is hardly that," the staff penned.
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"The provocative gesture of the so-called solidarity of these countries with London, which blindly followed the British authorities in the so-called 'Skripal case,' and which never got around to sort out the circumstances of the incident, is a continuation of the confrontational policy to escalate the situation," the statement said.
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After delivering an address at the United Nations on Tuesday in which he threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea and inspired his own chief of staff to noticeably wince, Donald Trump finally got around to commenting on something that had apparently perturbed him for the previous couple of days: the 2017 Emmy Awards.
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In a bit of a historical irony, however, when Harrison got around to signing the 1890 tariff-hiking legislation sponsored by McKinley it actually wound up modestly reducing tariff revenue because even though taxes on most goods rose, the tax on raw sugar — the single most lucrative tariff of the whole bunch — was cut.
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I was giving a talk at CERN a few months ago; obviously they create more data than pretty much anyone on the planet, and for all we know there could be new particles sitting on their massive hard drives somewhere and no-one's got around to analyzing that because there's just so much data.
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Mark Cuban Trump feuded with Cuban throughout the 2016 campaign, but when word got around that the Dallas Mavericks owner and investor on the reality TV show "Shark Tank" was considering his own presidential run, Trump fired off a tweet in February, reminding the world that he is not fond of his fellow business mogul.
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One of the first serious ideas was put forward in 1802 by French mining engineer Mathieu-Favier, who proposed a tunnel or pathway that would go across the English Channel, with an artificial island in the middle for changing horses (since cars and trains didn't exist back then and horses were how people got around).
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There's no need to shelve that summer vacation you wanted to take but never got around to planning: the last two weeks of August may be the most popular time to get away for the season, but there are still plenty of options available for travelers who are game for a last-minute escape.
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As Congress debated the assault weapons ban in 1993, production of assault rifles soared, according to a 2004 report from the University of Pennsylvania: Even while the ban was in effect, barring the production of certain kinds of assault weapons, gun manufacturers got around it by creating new "postban" models of guns that went by different names.
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But Turkey also got around many international requirements for accepting refugees, like guaranteeing them the right to work and travel freely, and guaranteeing that the government will not deport them back into unsafe conditions, by referring to Syrians who fled to Turkey because of the Syrian civil war as guests with temporary protected status rather than refugees.
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The Trump administration's rescission of the government's birth control mandate, not only for these organizations but also for others that never even got around to asking for it, is thus a reward for intransigence matched only by the Senate's blockade of the Supreme Court vacancy intended for Merrick Garland that it eventually handed to Neil Gorsuch.
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Ahmari, on the other hand, speaks for cultural conservatives who believe that the old conservative fusion mostly failed their part of the movement — winning victories for tax cutters and business interests while marriage rates declined, birthrates plummeted and religious affiliation waned; and appeasing social conservatives with judges who never actually got around to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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After some chitchat about the Jenningses' marriage — in which Andrei, in response to Philip's admission that he had lied to Elizabeth, delivered the key line, "Then there must be something between you she thinks is worth staying for" — Andrei got around to business, reporting that his rival Father Viktor was meeting with the F.B.I., maybe that day.
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The point I never really got around to making in my earlier piece is that JavaScript is in itself a fine general-purpose programming language to learn, even if it skips over some key things like variable types and memory pointers, but it's also become the nexus of a roiling sea of shortcuts and pre-defined patterns in the form of frameworks.
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By the time she'd got around the cul-de-sac, it was morning again, that same morning, and she was on her way to the storage lockers to meet Emily, and they were to begin their run, to do it all over again—the house on the lake, the king mattress in the garage, the motorcyclist, and the grad students.
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To wit: Having lived outside the Bay Area — where I grew up and went to college — for more than 25 years, it was only on a Christmas vacation to San Francisco this year that I finally got around to seeing "Beach Blanket Babylon," the fabled nightclub revue that has been running in the city, in regularly updated versions, since 1974.
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You could argue that there's no such thing as a truly secure computer — it'll always be a cat and mouse game between Microsoft and hackers — and no laptop truly gets all-day battery life with real-world usage (I got around 29-224 hours of mixed usage; Microsoft advertises up to 210 hours of local video playback), and I agree.
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After a bit of preamble in which he established how hard it is to be Andy Rubin, a founder who must make "thousands of micro-decisions" to keep the company "laser-focused" he got around to the apology part: Yesterday, we made an error in our customer care function that resulted in personal information from approximately 70 customers being shared with a small group of other customers.
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In Delaware County, Republican Balderson won narrowly on Tuesday but only got around 220006 percent of the vote that Donald Trump won in 2202, while Democrat O'Connor got nearly 2628 percent of the vote that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 28500 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE received.
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These particular bank employees, the FBI said, were chosen because they worked long ago with customers who might have known bank robbers in the past — maybe not the particular robbers planning a bank robbery this time, but different people who knew people who were thought to have robbed banks in the past ... or, perhaps, people who thought of robbing banks at some point but never got around to it.
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As expected, Nicki Minaj took to her weekly Beats 1 radio show to give some back story of that video that got around this weekend (you know the one where Cardi B approached her...and let's not linger on it even though Nicki will!) It would be the first time Minaj would address the altercation at New York Fashion Week, although Cardi addressed her side of the story in an Instagram post.
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It was also our most recommended book by EC members, and I've also personally loved it (and discussed it a bit, although never truly got around to reviewing it – sorry!) Price: $13 on Amazon Routledge / 258 pages / October 2018 McLuhan's oft-repeated and often wrongly-interpreted "the medium is the message" is a key aspect of communications studies, but another angle is that the medium determines the types of stories that can be communicated.
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Ironically, the tiny self-selected group at the Game of Thrones convention — gathered there to celebrate a crushingly cynical series of books in which thousands of people die in hundreds of ways, and love is such a joke that intimacy is the only thing the genius at the helm never got around to learning how to write even close to properly — modeled a much better and kinder idea of society than the one we actually live in.
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That makes the film arguably Netflix's buzziest production since its hit TV series Stranger Things — so much so that when Kim Kardashian finally got around to watching it on New Year's Day, she met with an inevitable 'get with the times' reaction from fellow supercelebrity (and Twitter powerhouse) Chrissy Teigen: kimberly like everyone in the entire world All of this is fun, but it might be baffling considering that the memes have been going strong for well over a week and show no sign of slowing down.
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In an impressively wide-ranging interview with Zane Lowe on Beats 1 today, the frontman talked through the joys and pitfalls of striking out on the band's own label (it's hard but fun), the possibility of new Strokes music (looks like there will be some), and a new video that the band are shooting for "Threat of Joy" from their recent Future Present Past EP. He also got around to talking about the festival scene and the feeling of playing to 10,000 people or more on a regular basis.
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