I honestly don't know how parents ever got by without baby monitors.
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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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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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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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" 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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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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Marie-Lynn Hammond (born August 31, 1948) is a Canadian folk singer- songwriter, broadcaster and playwright. Born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada to a Franco-Ontarian mother and an Anglo-Quebecer father, she is fluently bilingual and writes and performs material in both English and French. She began her career as a founder of the folk music group Stringband,"Stringband got by without a record label". Vancouver Sun, May 21, 2003.
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En route to this goal he introduced the notion of the order of an element of a group, conjugacy, the cycle decomposition of elements of permutation groups and the notions of primitive and imprimitive and proved some important theorems relating these concepts, such as However, he got by without formalizing the concept of a group, or even of a permutation group. The next step was taken by Évariste Galois in 1832, although his work remained unpublished until 1846, when he considered for the first time what is now called the closure property of a group of permutations, which he expressed as The theory of permutation groups received further far-reaching development in the hands of Augustin Cauchy and Camille Jordan, both through introduction of new concepts and, primarily, a great wealth of results about special classes of permutation groups and even some general theorems. Among other things, Jordan defined a notion of isomorphism, still in the context of permutation groups and, incidentally, it was he who put the term group in wide use. The abstract notion of a group appeared for the first time in Arthur Cayley's papers in 1854.
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