I only got by with friends and family helping me out.
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Bob Menendez (D-NJ) got by with a hung jury on federal corruption charges.
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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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In her first bout with breast cancer, Kate Benjamin got by with a lumpectomy and radiation.
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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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He got by with a thousand hours of work in three years, or one hour a day, he estimated.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"'Things have been difficult': How Ballyboden got by with their manager in lockdown Kildare". The42.ie. 31 August 2020.
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" Tony Falls of Virgin Media was also highly critical of the song awarding it zero out of ten. "Never have a group got by with so little a contribution to music, but so big a contribution to rolling back feminist progress.
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Rainbow was managing Dublin club Ballyboden St Enda's during the COVID-19 pandemic when he was held within County Kildare to stop the spread."'Things have been difficult': How Ballyboden got by with their manager in lockdown Kildare". The42.ie. 31 August 2020.
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This was taken care of by the fact that block mode terminals were the only type supported. The B1000 series could address a maximum of 2 megabytes of memory. In these days of multiple gigabytes that sounds fairly limiting, but most commercial installations got by with hundreds of kilobytes of storage.
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The 1884 Providence Grays. Sweeney is standing second from left, and Radbourn is standing next to him on the far left. By 1884, Sweeney and Charles Radbourn were the Grays' two main pitchers. The 1884 season had 50 fewer scheduled games than today, and most teams got by with two-man starting rotations.
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The things they would say to an umpire were unbelievably vile, and they broke the spirits of some fine men. I've seen umpires bathe their feet by the hour after McGraw and others spiked them through their shoes. The club never was a constructive force in the game. The worst of it was they got by with much of their browbeating and hooliganism.
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Residents got by with local products such as fish, poultry, iguanas, chicken and turtle eggs. After the Sola de Vega road to the capital of Oaxaca was constructed, this problem was alleviated somewhat. In the 1960s, Highway 200 was built, connecting Oaxacan coastal towns with Acapulco. Surfers and other tourists began to find the quiet beaches around Puerto Escondido and tourism began to flourish.
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Nicks joined in with perfect harmony, then they introduced themselves. They did not see each other again until college, where they started a relationship and started a duo called Buckingham Nicks. They barely got by with the income from Nicks' work as a waitress and cleaning lady. They could not afford a bed frame, so they slept on a single mattress, directly on the floor.
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One of Thalberg's traits was his ability to work long hours into the night with little sign of fatigue. According to Vieira, Thalberg believed that as long as his mind was active in his work and he was not bored, he would not feel tired. Thalberg, who often got by with only five hours of sleep, felt that most people could get by with less than they realized. To keep his mental faculties at peak, he would read philosophical books by Bacon, Epictetus, or Kant.
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He was part of the celebrated nonet on the first session of Miles Davis' Birth of the Cool. For much of the 1950s and 1960s, "Haig was all but a forgotten giant", in Brian Case's words; "Jazz pianism, ever more percussive in a crass simplification of [Bud] Powell's methods, had no room for the crystalline touch and swift, logical turnover of ideas. Haig got by with semi- cocktail piano in New York bars." Although Haig is best remembered for playing bebop, he spent much of his career playing in non-jazz contexts.
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