Two laps later, Harvick also got by Newman for second.
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With 122 laps remaining, he got by Larson for second.
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"Cookie got by them a few times deep," Brady said.
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I only got by with friends and family helping me out.
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He got by on food donations from travelers and airport snacks.
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Harvick and Johnson also got by Larson for second and third.
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Main Street got by while Wall Street got rich … or richer.
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I honestly don't know how parents ever got by without baby monitors.
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"At the Yay-Steve celebration… people got, by all accounts, loaded," writes Pao.
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Google's search has become so dominant that it got by the European Commission.
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Strong women who got by on their wits, sassy one-liners and style.
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At the Golden Globes, they got by silently wearing Time's Up lapel pins.
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Janmark got by Devils forward Nikita Gusev, and his initial shot was stopped.
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Italy got by Russia by mounting a stalwart defense and scoring at every opportunity.
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Instead the family got by on the money his wife made from her needlework.
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Jones also got by Larson on lap 125 to take second in stage one.
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Bob Menendez (D-NJ) got by with a hung jury on federal corruption charges.
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But we got by, thanks to help from family, church, and sometimes, even the government.
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People would be surprised that you weren't on Facebook and wonder how you got by.
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Right fielder Chris Owings was charged with an error when the ball got by him.
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He ripped a shot from the slot that got by Howard on his stick side.
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Edwards threw an outside pitch that got by Willson Contreras and Napoli advanced to second.
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In Astoria, they got by with a countertop dishwasher that attached to the kitchen sink.
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It was quite the opposite, as his family got by with very little of anything.
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He reached a national audience with the album "We Got By," released by Warner Bros.
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The family got by on his wife's wages as a nurse, plus unemployment and child benefits.
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Larson took his first lead of the race when he got by Edwards on lap 118.
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The ball got by him for double that scored Cowart, evening the game at 29-3.
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In her first bout with breast cancer, Kate Benjamin got by with a lumpectomy and radiation.
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He got by on a three-thousand-dollar grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.
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Although it's best played with a controller, I got by perfectly fine with a keyboard and mouse.
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"We caught a little break on the ball that got by Montero," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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The Yankees' offense got by without much help from Gary Sanchez, who hit two runs on Monday.
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He reminded me of how much traction Trump got by portraying himself as an outsider to Washington.
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She has not a moment to revel in this so-called accomplishment, which she got by default.
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I got by on welfare and food stamps, and I sold my clothes for gas and food money.
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It recently released its first phone, using technology and personnel it got by acquiring the assets of NextBit.
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Troy Tulowitzki charged Pedroia's softly hit grounder and tried to barehand the ball before it got by him.
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And I didn't see that people with money seemed any happier than those who got by on less.
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"What I Got" by Sublime Your main source of income is a YouTube channel where you review bongs.
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In the House, only 79 Republicans voted for the extra spending, but it got by with 187 Democrats.
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"I looked at him and said, 'It looks like we got by with this [expletive]," Autry said in court.
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The son of Chinese immigrants who got by on little, the blogger doesn't place much value on consumer goods.
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My journalism degree seemed worthless, and I got by selling sperm three times a week at $100 a pop.
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I was chasing a little girl, and we ran across the street, and she got by and I didn't.
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I never got hundreds when it came time to recite in front of the class, but I got by.
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The Panthers tied it on Yandle's goal at 8:45, when his shot from the point got by Lundqvist.
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He got by with a thousand hours of work in three years, or one hour a day, he estimated.
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I would like to close this post with a quote that I got by e-mail today from www.gratefulness.org.
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One of them was a young surfer who got by begging for pesos or food on the popular beachfront.
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It's starting to separate the really good players from those who just got by from broken stuff in the game.
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Johnson cleared Larson and got by Harvick to take his final lead of the race with 21 laps to go.
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Once Truex got by Logano for second, he was more successful than his predecessor at surpassing Larson for the lead.
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Evans says he got by with a half-dozen T-shirts, four pairs of pants — and one laundry pit stop.
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Russia advanced into Saudi space with numbers, Denis Cheryshev got by the defense and had the keeper at his mercy.
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Just like the experience of using a really nice pen, you'll wonder how you ever got by without wireless earbuds.
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Show off what you've got by seeing if you can figure out the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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Unlike most patients, Ms. Reynolds got by for more than four decades before the disease finally started taking a toll.
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So what you're looking at below is what we got by changing color temperature but leaving True Tone on in both.
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As a boy in elementary school in the Greenwich Village section of Manhattan, Mr. Salzer got by on charm and bluster.
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Others noted GE lost out on premium increases that rivals got by moving quickly when long-term care costs became apparent.
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Our class, on the other hand, marveled at how the people in the past got by with such abysmal living conditions.
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She's now the ADA, a job she admits to Nate (Billy Brown) she got by blackmailing District Attorney Todd Denver (Benito Martinez).
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The whole "shooters without shooting" streak started with Half-Life 2, where he got by using only the gravity gun and crowbar.
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Larson took his first lead of the race when he got by Edwards on lap 118 and took command from lap 144.
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Take a cue from the queen of personal style and work with what you've got by practicing on the people you know.
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The Panthers tied it at 3 on Yandle&aposs goal at 8:45 when his shot from the point got by Lundqvist.
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In politics, Gore never got by on charisma or gathered much of a cult of personality (nothing like Bill Clinton or Obama).
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He often felt shortchanged by the attention other (white) artists got by covering his songs, and wasn't shy about voicing his displeasure.
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But once Elliott and Larson got by Logano early in the second stage, they maintained their positions throughout the second 75 laps.
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"After several attempts to interview me (all declined) for what we discovered was a mockery, this addition clearly got by," he wrote.
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Jones and Kenseth swapped second back and forth for much of the remaining 50 laps before Hamlin got by Kenseth for third.
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Larson got by Kevin Harvick to get back into the top five on lap 235 and finish the second stage in fifth.
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Allen dropped back, swivelled right, and threw to Grimes, who, after catching the ball, cut inside and got by a potential tackler.
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She got by on nerve and hustle (the cocaine the line cooks used to snort through dried penne probably helped, she said).
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My dad would get these cash advances from private companies that charge a 30-percent interest rate, so we barely got by.
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The Stars couldn't stop any shots last season but got by with an elite offense, so are the Flames doing the same?
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They still love to remember how, for ages, they got by with one set of linens, one pillow, and one pair of slippers.
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Most recently, the tragic passing of Dave Mirra saw me taking to YouTube playlists as I repeatedly played "What I Got" by Sublime.
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Busch took second from Chase Elliott and then got by Earnhardt to take the top spot soon after the race returned to green.
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My thought bubble: Apple could have avoided some of the grief it got by being more upfront sooner about what it was doing.
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In London, while living in a squat in Kentish Town, he got by with a bit of dealing and a bit of thieving.
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But I was always convinced they'd be too soft to remedy any soreness I was experiencing, so I got by on Icy Hot patches.
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He's also in his early 2490s, reasonably handsome, and genuinely a self-made man rather than someone who got by on loans from daddy.
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And he can ask after the poor woman whose pills he got by mistake and who didn't get that cure for her yeast infection.
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Panarin then got by Islanders defenseman Scott Mayfield, stopped near the left side of the net and lifted a backhander over goaltender Semyon Varlamov.
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As a line cook who used to live paycheck to paycheck and barely got by up until that day, the moment made me reassess everything.
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To make my tacro, a food trend that was born in San Francisco, I got by with a little help from my friend, puff pastry.
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She and her daughter moved into her parents' basement and got by with donations from her local Assemblies of God church, where she was active.
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The stunning Uncharted 2: Among Thieves had a similar combat-heavy formula, but got by largely on the back of spectacle and smart encounter design.
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Here's a classy move from Tom Brady ... praising his former teammate, LeGarrette Blount, on the new Super Bowl ring he got by BEATING the Patriots!
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Murphy followed with a double that just got by the diving Jonathan Davis in center field to score two more and make it 3-0.
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The father was Thomas William Berrigan, a man full of words and grievances who got by as a railroad engineer, labor union officer and farmer.
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As deputy navigation chief of the mission, he had to watch New Horizons' position constantly to make sure it got by Pluto safely and precisely.
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It was an amazing experience because the deeper into that scene I got, by the time the day was over I couldn't remember what had happened.
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"While he was quite shallow on public affairs and didn't have much of a presence, he was personally poised, spoke well, and got by," Green said.
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But we also know that "being himself" generally involves backsliding toward the days when he got by via faking falls on the snowy streets of Chicago.
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In addition, AMC is projecting that it will see increased U.S. attendance for the first time since 2015, excluding the bump it got by acquiring Carmike Cinemas.
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Mr Saleh and his henchmen are thought to have stolen billions of dollars of state funds, while most Yemenis got by on less than $3 a day.
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"At one point, the only way I got by was by living in an apartment with a 303-year-old metalhead in an illegal sublet," he said.
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For the extraction of my wisdom teeth I got by with nitrous oxide only, and needless to say, I toughed it out afterward without using the painkillers.
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Miller and his allies got by far the most attention back in the earliest days of the administration, when they crafted the initial version of Trump's travel ban.
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Sethi was reading "Getting Everything You Can Out of All You've Got " by Jay Abraham, one of his self-professed mentors, when he came across a key insight.
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The best came in the 23rd minute when Kevin Doyle came down the left side, got by defender Roman Torres and had only keeper Stefan Frei to beat.
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They have already managed to confirm more judges since Trump took office than former presidents Obama, Bush, or Clinton got by the end of their first two years.
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I am extremely proud of the bone charm I got by stopping time, dropping behind a gravehound skull, and blinking up to a chandelier before it could materialize.
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The Flames captain tossed a backhand shot, looking to rim the puck behind the net, but Backstrom was alert to glove the puck before it got by him.
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He had never boarded a plane until his first trip to Arizona for rookie ball, in 1994, when he and his teammates got by on $59 per week.
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Brendan Lemieux recovered the puck, got by Vatanen and fed Zibanejad at the left side of the crease for his sixth career shorthanded goal with 17:25 remaining.
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He threw a soft shot at the net from the right circle, got by Marino and batted the rebound into the net after it caromed off Murray's catching glove.
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Not only did she stop short of ensuring that FISA remains the "exclusive means" to conduct surveillance, she allowed the government to keep data it got by breaking the rules.
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Before Kylie Jenner basically broke the internet when she created her own lip colors, she got by on beauty hacks just like you and I to get those perfect results.
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As simple as they sound on paper, they have become so enmeshed in daily life that one wonders how people young and old got by all this time without them.
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The people who made up the Ghost Ship collective got by on very little in pursuit of a dream — it is the stuff on which our beloved country was built.
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Flores wasn't raised around cars and had even less familiarity with electric vehicles, but the feeling of empowerment she got by working on her car inspired her to do more.
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Some days she said she got by on little more than two and a half hours of sleep and earned as little as 18 cents a day, enough for bread.
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But Panetta got by far the most hostile reaction of any DNC speaker to date, and that includes Michael Bloomberg, who purposely included attacks on the Democratic Party in his speech.
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A 9-1 fighter who had just got by Ian McCall by TKO (rope burn), then celebrated as if he had done something incredible, turning the crowd even further against him.
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That said, how we ever got by without a song whose lyrics are auto-populated by a combination of Morrissey's words and customer reviews of P90X on Amazon is a mystery.
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While my time as a single parent was not easy, we got by, and today my life is nothing like the one predicted by that chorus of pessimism 29 years ago.
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Harvick, who won here in 2011 and 2013, was the best of the rest — he got by Johnson 44 laps from the end yet never made a serious run at the top.
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The lackluster performance came against a Washington team that finished fifth in the Pacific-12 and barely got by Penn in the opening round for its first N.C.A.A. tournament victory since 2006.
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The game was closer than the score would indicate, however, as the Legion won 250-214 on Hardpoint on Rammaza, then got by London on Search and Destroy Arklov Peak 6-4.
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Sneaky Rachel got by with grand theft by hiding them under a pile of Persian rugs, sat on the pile and told Dad she couldn't move because she was having her period. 5.
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" Of the director, then 26, she wrote, "I can't tell if he has any mind, or even a strong personality, but then a lot of good moviemakers have got by without being profound.
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For many years, companies got by with the so-called Safe Harbor agreement, under which the EU permitted transfer of EU data to U.S. companies that voluntarily agree to meet certain privacy standards.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Paris Hilton throw shade your way, show off what you've got by seeing if you can figure out the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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The song, "Prathet Ku Me," or "What My Country's Got," by Thai rap group Rap Against Dictatorship, has been watched more than 24 million times since it was posted to YouTube eight days ago.
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In high school, he split his time between his classes, playing basketball, and tutoring math to other students — a job he got by advertising his services through a paid ad in the local newspaper.
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It didn't work any better in the land of beach volleyball than it ever did for me in Europe, but in both cases I got by well enough to eat, and went home happy.
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Freeman hit a clean two-out double to left-center and scored when third baseman Derek Dietrich scooped up a dribbler by Matt Kemp and bounced a throw that got by Bour at first base.
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There were nights when he seemed untouchable, then there were the nights where he just got by, and then there were the nights where his bullheaded will was the only thing that held him up.
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Before the Hall of Fame catcher made a name for himself — and a multimillion dollar salary — he got by on much less: "My first contract was $2500 a month," Piazza tells online investing platform Wealthsimple.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have charged three Chinese citizens with making more than $4 million by trading on information they got by hacking into some of the top merger-advising law firms in New York.
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Golden Knights 3, Sharks 1 Malcolm Subban finished with 37 saves and Shea Theodore scored what proved to be the game-winning goal midway through the third period as Vegas got by host San Jose.
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Once they got by Friday (when many juries try to finish to avoid disrupting yet another week of their lives), I figured they would go at least two more days, and maybe a few more.
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Felix, who sells candies from a stand outside her home, got by on her modest sales but was delighted when Castro became aware of her case, delivering a check and an apology to her in person.
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When billionaire Elon Musk was a 17-year-old college student at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, he had a brief stint where he only spent a dollar a day on food — and he successfully got by.
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It also helped spike HBO's awards totals after the network had earned the most nominations of any network — and made it even more plain just how few Netflix, which had received 22017 nominations overall, got by comparison.
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Edgar Wright's latest also appears to be his biggest box office hit, as it's cruising to $30 million from 3,226 locations — that's including the $5.7 million head start the movie got by opening early in previews on Tuesday.
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The intervening years largely got by on the fact that President Obama (and perhaps more to the point, his writers) were adept at crafting jokes for him to deliver in that setting, making him the night's clear headliner.
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The Warriors got by Wednesday night thanks to Thompson (42.93 points after two rough games in Houston), Green (242.9 points, 23 rebounds and 22005 assists), Kevon Looney (five of Golden State's nine offensive rebounds) and, of course, Curry.
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Employed by Uber from: 2010 to 2017Position at Uber: Former SVP Global Operations, current Board MemberWhere he is now: Graves was Uber's first employee and first CEO, a job he got by answering a tweet by cofounder Travis Kalanick.
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Atlanta still resembles last season's team in terms of critical players, but instead of having an elite offense and a defense that just got by, the Falcons are fairly middle-of-the-pack on both sides of the ball.
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Until recently, the villager from northern Pakistan got by making clothes for family weddings and religious festivals, but now she is encouraging other women to set up tree nurseries like hers that can earn them a handsome monthly income.
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The game appeared set to head to the third period tied 210-210 before Nurse's bad-angle shot from near the left boards got by Halak with 13 seconds left in the second for a 21-27 Oilers edge.
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This won't concern Del Bosque, a once-a-generation mustache with a man affixed to it, as he had bigger issues up front four years ago–when he mostly played Fabregas as a false nine–and got by regardless.
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Heck, it had a settings toggle area you got by swiping down from the upper-right of the screen, just like the iPhone X. But to me, the most important thing webOS did first popularizing the idea of multitasking with cards.
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With starting offensive tackles David Bakhtiari (hamstring) and Bryan Bulaga (ankle) inactive, and backup tackles Jason Spriggs, Kyle Murphy and Don Barclay on injured reserve, the Packers got by with a makeshift offensive line that didn't include any career tackles.
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As far as battling its rivals, Facebook has pretty much surged ahead in the competition for users' attention, in part due to the increased eyeballs it got by surfacing content from the brands and publishers it's now punishing with less traffic.
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He got by helping with administrative duties for his stepfather's therapist practice, and there was a brief stint attending flight attendant school where he was kicked out for alleged misbehavior ("She snuck in my room and we drank champagne...you know, kids' stuff").
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Writing with a really nice pen is like watching a movie in 4K for the first time: It's still the same thing you've done a million times, but it's better in every conceivable way and you wonder how you got by before.
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Huawei reportedly got by with a lot of help from the Chinese government For those following Huawei's substantial rise over the past several years, it'll come as no surprise that the Chinese government played an important role in fostering the hardware maker.
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While China should maintain its developing country status, if it wants to avoid the ire of the Trump administration and the world community, China should pay back some of the "raise" it got by playing a more active role in supporting the world trading system.
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Democrat Jon Ossoff — a 30-year-old documentary filmmaker powered by $9 million in donations — got by far the most votes in the special election to fill HHS Secretary Tom Price's House seat in Georgia, but fell short of the 50% threshold needed to win outright.
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After accounting for inflation, Musk, by contrast, spent less than $50 U.S. For recommendations on how to keep your weekly food budget low, check out how CNBC Make It reporter Kathleen Elkins got by on a "cash diet," spending just $30 U.S. a week on groceries.
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But the more I got into it, the more intrigued I got by the whole life story of the British spy George Blake, from living in Egypt to working as a courier for the Dutch resistance during World War II to being recruited by British intelligence.
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"Of all my achievements, the title of first lady resonates the least with me because it's the one title that I have really done nothing to deserve, that I got by virtue of marriage," said Geingos, whose husband won a second and final term in November.
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He had a pair of hits in the 20-2356 victory — and probably could have had at least one more, if not for a pair of grounders that got by Seattle infielders and were ruled errors — and continues to be a thorn in the side of the Mariners.
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New Girl premiered on Fox in 2011, about six months before Girls, pitched as a less absurd, female-forward alternative to HBO shows like Flight of the Concords or the Britcom Peep Show, both of which got by without much of a hard premise beyond two men living together as roommates.
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After two similar events last February, Allen struck again Wednesday night against Elon, when Steven Santa Ana got by him on the baseline and, rather than concede defeat or try to catch up within the rules of the game, Allen stuck his leg out and hooked Santa Ana to the ground.
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Corruption rampant He was candid in describing how he got by, saying that, in his former job as a police officer he "would turn a blind eye to people who broke the law but gave me money," and that he would threaten them with jail time if they didn't pay him the requested bribe.
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The Trump Organization has engaged in business deals with shady foreign partners and been decried for turning a profit off his presidency, whereas the potential illegal activity in the Daniels case is a violation of campaign finance law—if the $22008,000 she got by way of Trump lawyer Michael Cohen just before the 2016 election counts as a contribution.
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But if Coloradans lose or never receive their mail-in ballots or just want to get a new ballot before they mail their old one in, they can void their old ballots — the ones that they got by mail — and get a new ballot at a local election office that they can then file by mail or in person.
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"I've lost to enough major figures — Michael Bloomberg, Chuck Schumer, Andrew Cuomo and Bill de Blasio — that I began to think that someone couldn't rise in New York politics unless they got by me first," Mr. Green, 71, writes in his reflective, frank (if sometimes defensive) autobiography, "Bright, Infinite Future: A Generational Memoir on the Progressive Rise" (St.
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On the other end of the court, Diallo is using Summer League to improve his recognition; he thinks too much, and there were a few possessions defending a DHO or high pick-and-roll where he either came up too high on the floor or didn't realize what was happening until the ball-handler already got by him.
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Mr. Joseph tries to cover a lot of ground in this loosely structured tone poem, perhaps too much: racism, violence and resistance; neocolonialism and sports' ingrained sexism; the burden of passing years — from his own aging ("I'm now slightly less likely to get got by the police than by life") to his teenage son reaching the stage when a black boy becomes threatening to others.
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