There were certain things that we got going, programs we got going.
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"It really depends on what you've got going on in your life at any point in time and what you've got going on during the day," explained Walmart Chief Customer Officer Janey Whiteside.
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Britain's Industrial Revolution may not have got going without coal.
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Once Alexandra Rivera got going, there was no stopping her.
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As PDIS got going, Uber had recently opened in Taiwan.
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They are less sure how and when life got going.
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It's also not the only trouble Russia's got going on.
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The first omnibus service got going in London in 1829.
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But then when we got going, it was so challenging.
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But once I got going, there was no turning back.
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The only thing she's got going is the woman's card.
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I've been traveling pretty constantly since this impeachment thing got going.
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He got going like we have seen him do pretty often.
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It's hard to keep up with what he's got going on.
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What was the LA punk scene like once it got going?
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But then the Dodgers really got going in the 8th inning.
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Tell me more about this friendship you got going with Sterling.
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That's pretty much all we've got going for us right now.
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But just as Wright got going then, he injured his shoulder.
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But that's when Black got going and squashed the Rutgers' rally.
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I'd say 50-50, depending on what we've got going on.
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It's time we got going telling you about all the rest.
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"In the past I have played on big courts and come off saying I didn't quite get my game going or only got going later on in the match, but I got going quite quickly," he said.
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Once the youthful Pistons got going, there was no stemming the tide.
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We thought that was a really clever niche that they've got going.
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The Resident Evil movie franchise almost derailed before it even got going.
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"The only thing she's got going is the woman's card," Trump said.
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He died in 153, so before all of this got going, really.
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Basically, whatever you've got going on, Pixie Market, it looks damn good.
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I'm so excited for all the momentum they've got going right now.
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He got going in the first quarter and kept going from there.
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Not if 5G is all the innovation it's got going for it.
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Griffeth would make some quick introductions and then the conversation got going.
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But once I got going, I felt like I played really well.
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With rain pounding the ice in third period, the Flyers got going.
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Sounds ominous given that was just before a brutal rolling correction got going.
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What the f— does she got going on that's more important than me?
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Both got going as the first glimmer of AIDS appeared on the horizon.
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In 2003 America's PEPFAR, the President's Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief, got going.
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You walk into this understanding, 'Okay, there's a superhero formula they've got going.
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Once I got going today, I was moving well and I finished strong.
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This is not a traditional ancient African culture you got going on here.
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We never won a faceoff or got going just enough to turn it.
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But that was easy to solve: We shook him awake and got going.
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I got going with FETCHING, BABE RUTH, and a few others already mentioned.
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There are many reasons to commend what we've got going here on Cooking.
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What I've got going on in the hole is a whole other critter.
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Tesla's energy would take a few more years before it really got going.
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I think that the only thing she's got going is that she's a woman.
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H. • What's that "little bit of indigestion" that Earl of G's got going on?
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Once we got going it was kind of hands off for me, I think.
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It's about everything we got going on and everything we're currently experiencing right now.
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" Or: "What cool stuff have you got going on this week (besides this gathering!)?
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But, that is no excuse for what I got going on on this field.
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But once I got going, the war stories flowed out of me like vomit.
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Theatre in San Francisco, but after operations got going at the ranch in Oregon,
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Think about the airline industry—which really got going after the Second World War!
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"We have a restless energy here, and we've just got going," Mr. Easterbrook said.
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He worked as a schoolteacher and as a bouncer until his career got going.
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Once we actually got going on the race, it was adrenaline the whole time.
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Then the ceremony paused for half an hour and the entertainment really got going.
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But Higa got going quickly with birdies on the third, fourth and fifth holes.
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When they eventually got going late, Fleury was more than up to the task.
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Ultimately, the film's overarching themes worked well for me, once they really got going.
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On September 27, Mars enters Capricorn, which will give you a lot of energy to deal with the emotionally complicated stuff you've got going in your life, whether that's your sexuality, intimate relationships, or tricky situations you've got going on concerning cash.
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"But you didn't have any challenges like we got going on now," Rockeymoore Cummings added.
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But the ~scandal~ really got going after the Post tweeted out the piece on Sunday.
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But — jokes aside — we're very into the his-and-hers vibe they've got going on.
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Once the 30-year-old's career really got going, she remembers, it couldn't be stopped.
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"He got going from the perimeter," Indiana coach Frank Vogel told reporters of George's turnaround.
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I want to kill this body-shaming situation we've got going on, because it's bulls—.
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"I'm not digging the brown spots I've got going on at this age," she admits.
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We just came out and got going and tried to fight our way through it.
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"This is some crazy long hair you got going on here, Dad," I said aloud.
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Is it that free-love hippie commune thing you've got going on at your place?
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The black market got going even before recorded music got up a head of steam.
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I can't get caught up in the racial, sexist bulls**t he's got going on.
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Ms. Monk's music should feel like conversation; it did, once this performance really got going.
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Once it got going, it was bound to gain momentum simply because of that size.
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"They didn't think they would like it, but they did once it got going," Howard says.
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When commercial aviation got going after the second world war there was only one class: first.
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"That's how FCAT got going," Johnson said on stage at the company's Boston headquarters last Friday.
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"I'm subscribing to whatever she's got going on, that's all I know," Jordan tells the camera.
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I don't want to follow anybody, I don't want to see what you got going on.
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Your cryptocurrency, drugs, stolen IDs, and whatever else you've got going on are safe for now.
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"Jeff got going early, and he was aggressive offensively and defensively," Grizzlies guard Mike Conley said.
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"They got going early and everybody pretty much had a rhythm throughout the game," Payton said.
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They weren't going to ever split… Why would I jump in what they've got going on?
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Begin is a bot that helps you stay on top of everything you've got going on.
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Are [the therapists] equipped to and able to address all the things you got going on?
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Green's afterlife got going very quickly, and looked set to be a series of false dawns.
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Jimmy Fallon taped Tuesday's "Tonight Show" in Puerto Rico, and things got going with a bang.
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"The only thing she's got going is the woman's card," Trump said during his speech Tuesday.
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I'm pretty sure it was Peter Jackson's idea in the first few weeks that we got going.
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To go back to the band for a second, let's assess what we've got going on here.
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By contrast, the economy went into recession just as Nixon's impeachment battle got going in November 1973.
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But one of the things Cozmo's got going for it on this front is wide install base.
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Then the advertiser controversy got going and Ingraham went on what FNC said was a planned vacation.
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This will be super illuminating around some private, intimate issues you've got going on in your life.
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We felt like we were kind of where we were, and we never really got going again.
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Once Golden State got going in transition, the crowd became deafening and the Pelicans couldn't keep pace.
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All he's got going for him is that he hasn't overseen a genocide campaign, and seems nice!
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When it comes to the bomb, this taboo is the best thing we've got going for us.
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So, once we got going and once we learnt how to grow it, we ramped up very fast.
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"That is one hell of a gene pool they got going in that family!" wrote one Twitter user.
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Once you got going, did the jobs come to you or did you have to seek them out?
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The things that we've got going are hope for a better future and there's people here getting that.
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What kind of things were you hoping to explore on this one once you got going with it?
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I don't think my time at Mission Chinese Food directly inspired this Mediterrasian thing I've got going on.
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We won the gold medal, and people said, 'Hey, good job, what do you got going for dinner?
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I think it's the best thing he's got going and his kids, if you wanna know the truth.
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The pound slid 0.3 percent as London trading got going, dipping to $1.2985 and 88.58 pence per euro.
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"Love got going on us and that was a difficult matchup for us," Raptors coach Dwane Casey said.
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"Once he got going, logic and decorum gave way to threats, personal attacks and multiple distortions," he wrote.
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The performance really got going as Day lent her voice to Goulding's song — and then eclipsed Goulding altogether.
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Our ancient-history counterparts weren't so lucky (if "lucky" is the right word, for what we've got going here).
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"He kind of kept them in the game and then they got going," Flyers right winger Matt Read said.
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Clubs here closed at 1AM, so just as things really got going we'd all find ourselves on the street.
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What is at fault, really — Rachel's insistence they put off a baby till after her career really got going?
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Look, when the yield curve moved around, the punditocracy got going, saying, 'Here, this means a recession is coming.
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The only thing she's got going is the woman's card, and the beautiful thing is, women don't like her.
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"Sometimes we get caught up with all the stuff that we got going on," Alves, 35, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Then things really got going at night, when the crowd from the venue spilled out into the parking lot.
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Olympic champion and race favourite Elaine Thompson never got going and finished fifth, as Dutchwoman Dafne Schippers took bronze.
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Each team's first nine batters were set down in order before the offenses got going in the fourth inning.
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"Once they got going, it's kind of tough to stop," USC guard Jordan McLaughlin told the Los Angeles Times.
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Spieth, the defending champion, got going on the back nine and shot 68 to wind up six shots behind.
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When the summer melt season got going, the snow that had accumulated started to vanish, exposing bare glacier ice.
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She just got going again and did one more lap, still winning the race by a good ten metres.
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I only got going on the crosses and the simpler examples, one of which was fortunately at the top.
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But Hundley never truly got going, completing 2117 of 2116 passes for 212 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions.
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"Four years is a long wait, but the second I got going this morning, I felt good," Poulter said.
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An ominous and now familiar hush fell over Honda Center, but the Ducks got going in an unlikely way.
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But there is a difference between what I've got going on and the jarringly perfect faces of K-pop idols.
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What ever [sic] he&aposs got going on in his life, he absolutely has no time to make two trips.
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But the old fight really got going last week when Hillary Clinton made a series of disparaging comments about Bernie.
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"They mainly care about defense and research and development, not the civilian economy — that's what they've got going for them."
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At Bowman Field a few miles from the site of the youth tournament, the Cubs got going in the first.
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The only thing she's got going is the woman's card and the beautiful thing is women don't like her, okay?
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No, I won't break up with them, and I won't tell them about what I've got going on with Snapchat.
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The Nuggets scored 219 points in the first, a season high for a quarter for them, before James got going.
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"The economy stalled ahead of the Brexit vote ... and in certain areas it hasn't really got going again," Bailey added.
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Sports Briefing Once Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Zach Davies got going, the Arizona Diamondbacks did not have much of a chance.
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But once the prologue got going, it was gently comic, with appealing music that blends Broadway sass and Baroque pastiche.
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The Rangers got going in the first on Adrian Beltre's two-out double to left, scoring Elvis Andrus from first.
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"It just never felt like you were going to get beat until they really got going," Coach David Richman said.
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Once the match got going, she continuously kept her opponent off balance by keeping the ball low, deep and flat.
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When Blondie came on— Rapture, be pure — things really got going & then the dancing got shut down by some square.
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Tesla's rally really got going earlier this month after Argus Research raised its price target to $808 on Feb 3.
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It was a very sensitive time, and once a bunch of voices got going, they would shut the lights on you.
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But once Muangthai got going we got to see the pros and cons of the small gloves for an elbow wizard.
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"I don't know that the shots were that much better than they've been, I just think they got going," Kerr said.
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"The guys got going and came up with some huge goals, and it was a real fun team win," Reimer said.
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"This stretch that (Butler's) got going right now, he continues to add to his game," Chicago coach Fred Hoiberg told reporters.
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I'd say with what I got going, it's still worth it but I should probably do a better job at accounting.
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Grasso simply never got going in the fight, struggling to ever properly gauge her distance properly and Herrig took full advantage.
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As European bond markets got going on Monday, U.S. Treasury yields gained less from the oil bounce than their German equivalents.
|
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The Cowboys rarely got going offensively as the Panthers defeated Dallas for only the third time in 12 regular-season meetings.
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"The only thing she's got going is the women card," Trump said in the excerpts released by the network on Friday.
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I also try to fly away from the nest once in awhile to see what the other side's got going on.
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The sophomore got going early, scoring on a trio of strong moves to the basket in the game's first 3:13.
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Davis's very early art is missing and that's quite a bit of work for an artist who got going very young.
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The banner year for stocks continued a rally that really got going after Donald Trump won the presidency in November 268.
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Meanwhile, take inspiration from our lively Instagram and Facebook pages — and see what we've got going in the newsroom, on Twitter.
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They are the best we've got, going to work every single day with one focus of making America dominant in space.
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I thought it was unbelievable that that stock was even down for a day with what we've got going on geopolitically.
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As the trial got going, there was other news that could influence how the trial plays out this week and next.
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"We did a good job on him in the first half and he kind of got going in the second," Padgett said.
|
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Both teams got going in the third quarter — particularly Samuelson, who tallied 15 points after being shut out in the first half.
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Many AI firms got going only a year or two ago, but plenty have been progressing more rapidly than their Western counterparts.
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"What I've learned is that if you train hard, you can offset some of what you've got going against you," she says.
|
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This first scandal really got going after we found out about the hack of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in June 25.
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When #GetWellMeechy got going shortly after the diagnosis was announced, the response seemed huge: Natural hair companies donated; well-wishes flowed in.
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I thought JR (Smith) got going and Richard Jefferson gave them good minutes, and it was a great team effort for Cleveland.
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France were hot favorites to beat Portugal in the Euro 2016 final in Paris but never got going and lost 1-0.
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Tonight, maybe we started slow, but once we got going, you could see that we were back the way we were before.
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We got going as the game went on, but our focus needs to be to dictate the pace from the opening faceoff.
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Bradley really got going, and as he usually does, John ran the team and got the ball where it needed to be.
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I got going with MARITAL and ADAMITE (side by side, of course!), SCALE, COLORADO, EASTERN, ALISON, TOYING and a few shorter entries.
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Tonight, whatever you've got going, would be a nice one for bay scallops if you have access to them, sweet and clean.
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Boy, if I can pop two artists right now, I'm down to slow up on what I got going on, straight up.
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Trainer: John Shirreffs Jockey: Victor Espinoza Odds: 8-1 Drape: The Santa Anita Derby winner never got going in the Kentucky Derby.
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She immediately got going after the long break by rolling in an 11-foot birdie putt and tying Korda at the top.
|
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Finally, we have had the question answered of what would happen if and when both star guards got going at the same time?
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In 2017, Tropical Storm Arlene got going even earlier, becoming only the second tropical storm to be named in the month of April.
|
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A look at reports of U.S. middle-schoolers being bullied appears to have gone up when the presidential race got going in 2015.
|
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If you somehow exceed it, the app will prompt you to call the company and explain whatever unusual situation you've got going on.
|
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WHEN migration from Europe to Australia first got going in the 19th century, it would take several months to get there by ship.
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Good brows can anchor your face, define your eyes, and add emphasis to any makeup mastery you've got going on on your lids.
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Once the crowd and the Flyers settled down, the Capitals got going and looked every bit as dominant as they had all season.
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LR: By the time I got going, he got about a half-mile ahead, and very quickly I caught right up to him.
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Of those conversations that actually got going, just 19 percent resulted in one of the parties sharing a phone number over the app.
|
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Neptune rules delusions and illusions, and this could play out in many different ways, depending on what you've got going on in your partnerships.
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But last June, just as his racing career got going, Patch's trainer, Todd Pletcher, noticed Patch's left eye was swollen and filled with tears.
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The NeverTrump folks really got going after Super Tuesday, when Trump swept the contests and Rubio had an especially disappointing night (sorry, Minnesota caucuses).
|
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The modern diamond industry got going about 150 years ago, when a farmer's son found a diamond near the Orange River in South Africa.
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If life got going on Earth so quickly, and was able to diversify so rapidly, it suggests the same might have happened elsewhere, too.
|
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Once the Games got going, the gaffe that drew the most attention was an Olympic ring's failure to open during an Opening Ceremony performance.
|
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Slowly over time, as Toy Story got going, artistic people, like storytellers and designers came in, and that was the major transition that happened.
|
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However, this friendship really got going over the past few days, when Kardashian congratulated the couple on their September engagement on her Instagram story.
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I mean, that's one of quite a handful of things I've got going in the film world, but they're all related to this stuff.
|
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As the 4×4 got going, William quickly spotted a rhino mother and her baby wading in a marsh-like patch in the distance.
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From asshole pets to prima donna princesses, these finds are bound to help combat that whole SAD thing you've got going on right now.
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Chole Wright, 103, and Alex Bresner, 24 Noisey: Talk us through what you've got going on here Alex: It's a 1984 VW Transporter camper.
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I wish once we had taken a couple of those green flags after the cautions, we could have got going and ran some laps.
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"I don't know if i'm going to do every day because there's this little music career thing that i've got going on," he joked.
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The highly animated and passionate man could not be stopped once he got going about how unfair Clinton's loss is for the American people.
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Dealing with that and then trying to deal with what you got going on overseas with your team, it makes it a little frustrating.
|
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The blazes got going in 23, which the Australian Bureau of Meteorology has now confirmed was the country's hottest and driest year on record.
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DeRozan, who averaged 23 points per game in the regular season and was producing 25.8 points per game in the playoffs, never got going.
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And then at a certain point, we were told we needed to wrap that up and it never really got going again after that.
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With a new a new bike and a new shoe, he got going again and was treated while he rode by the Tour's doctor.
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Very complicated, actually, but we got going something called National Citizen Service, which is basically non-military national service for all 2100-year-olds.
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It's not a coincidence that the outbreak really got going after April 17, when the sewage systems in the Yemeni capital of Sana'a stopped working.
|
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When the likes of Alibaba got going, it helped that China was already home to many manufacturers looking for new ways to sell excess inventory.
|
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"Our start wasn't great but then we kind of got going and were working hard and we just get back in the game," Forsberg said.
|
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Then, Bill went and possibly spoiled the good thing he's got going by cracking a joke that might make ya laugh ... unless you're Brianna's parents.
|
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Nor was the Bretton Woods set-up much better: Having only got going in the mid-1950s, that system lasted barely a decade before unravelling.
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But in quintessential Trump fashion, members of President Donald Trump's legal team wasted no time telling a number of lies before things really got going.
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Down by 23-0, the Giants finally got going when Manning threw a 10-yard pass to Beckham to cut the deficit to 14-214.
|
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" Because it was once Earth's sister planet, Parker said scientists must ask themselves, "When life got going on Earth, did it get going on Mars?
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For one thing, Mozilla has shown that the open-source approach can work in consumer software, which even its champions doubted when the outfit got going.
|
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This year's red carpet just got going, with minor musicians starting to hit the carpet in some seriously crazy outfits that already has our heads turning.
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One of the most famous was Business Week's "Death of Equities" cover in 21999 (which actually came three years before the great bull market got going).
|
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Just as things got going, Hillary Clinton released a lengthy statement responding to reports over her handling sexual harassment allegations against member of her 2008 campaign.
|
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Yet, once the speakers got going, we all unexpectedly veered off into uncharted territory: our obligation as the creative class to give back to the community.
|
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The obvious benefit is there's no one in the middle of the conversations you've got going, and that makes them much harder to monitor or control.
|
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But once the hearing got going, Judge Alsup concluded that this was an overstep, a use of secrecy that was motivated by embarrassment rather than legitimate reasons.
|
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Carnegie-Brown said he hoped to hire someone with international and previous CEO experience and insurance knowledge, who was "capable of continuing the transformation we've got going".
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Bike thefts fell from 275,21 in 2600, when Mr Wessung conceived of his plan, to just under 1823,2182 in 21, two years after the scheme got going.
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And you may have even caught wind that things are so bad, the ACLU has begun an investigation into the gender discrimination we've got going on here.
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I don't think Errol necessarily saw it as a generational portrait when he first got going, but when he saw what he had, he knew it immediately.
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Green played coy on that note, saying, "When we focus on us, as opposed to what anybody else got going on, that's when we're at our best."
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Then, in the same way that when the car got going, people thought it would be an electric car; people thought it would be a steam car.
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It's a lovely reminder that while all the stuff we've got going on is pretty great—art, technology, neat animations—the natural world is truly awe-inspiring.
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Srinivasan was an initial co-founder, but he stepped back from daily operations to take a full-time role with Andreessen Horowitz as the startup got going.
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Episode 11Alright, we need to get something out of the way and talk about Morelli and her husband and the weird imagination games they've got going on.
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Miraculously, no one was injured: The truck's driver managed to unhitch his trailer and take off before the inferno really got going, according to the Daily Telegram.
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Once the love triangle between Ben, Felicity, and resident advisor Noel got going, things got hotter, albeit in an extremely subdued, Sarah McLachlan-soundtracked sort of way.
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As the factory got going, Aleksei said, the first task assigned to all new employees was to create three identities on Live Journal, a popular blogging platform.
|
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The TCU defense permitted just 61 yards in the first half and 126 yards through three quarters before the Cowboys finally got going in the fourth quarter.
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"What we've got going on here is totally and completely unacceptable," McConnell told his colleagues in a heated speech on the Senate floor ahead of the vote.
|
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You'll especially notice this Mercury retrograde in Virgo play out in your travels, at school, and around publishing, or even regarding any legal stuff you've got going on.
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"Hanging my jeans (rather than folding them) allows me to pull out a pair without f***ing up the PERFECT system I've got going on, LOL," she says.
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"I thought we were real good for a few games when we first got put together, scored a goal or two but never really got going," Brouwer said.
|
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If you look at some of the docuseries stuff that we've got going on, you look at The Investigation, yes, everybody's interested crime, but usually it's a whodunit.
|
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The Hurricanes outscored the Owls 11-4 in less than four minutes to start the second half and were comfortably up 23-214 before the Owls got going.
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The proof that interstellar wanderers like A/2017 U1 really do exist also touches on the question of how life got going on Earth in the first place.
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Meantime, best we've got going for us are a handful of rumors, including a peek at what Google's next budget handset might could potentially possibly conceivably look like.
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It would be unfair to blame Mr. Trump for the decline of weird Twitter — that particular school of comedy was fragmenting and changing before his campaign got going.
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The Wyndham and some of the restaurants offer live music on many nights, but traveling with children left us mostly exhausted by the time such things got going.
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"I don't think he himself quite knows exactly how ill he is and what he's got going on, so he wants to be safe right now," Federer said.
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Paul got going in the third quarter, though, with seven points, and the Clippers, after falling behind 63-54, were back within 66-64 going into the final period.
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However, Moldavsky seemingly had a strength advantage in the clinch, landed harder punches and scored a couple of clean takedowns on Albrektsson, who appeared to have never got going.
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Aside from Iron Fist, their greatest enemy is the Chaste, although it's a shame they're not called something like "Steel Boot" to fit the theme we've got going here.
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" So then, when they started going to the streets [the climate strikes got going in March and April], we came together and said, "How do we finance these groups?
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Best Western RewardsThe best thing this hotel chain's got going for itself is the lack of expiration date: Your points will not be disqualified after a period of inactivity.
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The campaign got going in February, when Mr Yameen imposed a state of emergency after the country's top court, showing surprising wilfulness, ordered that all political prisoners be freed.
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Stewart said the film was "immediately recognizable" as a Woody Allen, "Once we got going, that tonal quality that's so familiar and immediately recognizable, it just happened," she said.
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The level of initial jobless claims has been running at near-record lows for months on end, even after the trade war got going in earnest in early 2018.
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Once the party got going, the former employees and girlfriends said, they coaxed teenagers and young women into Mr. Nygard's bedroom, sometimes with the aid of alcohol and drugs.
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The Colts also drove 70 yards for a first-quarter touchdown on a 1-yard keeper by Brissett after Mack got going with 40 yards rushing on that march.
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"In this expansion, we never really got going, we don't have that over-building problem, we don't have over-leverage in general," said Mark Zandi, Moody's Analytics Chief Economist.
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Tampa Bay is far from the elite, but their passing game can beat teams in plenty of different ways, and running back Peyton Barber finally got going last week.
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However, that's not normal – not from the first face-off anyway – and once the game got going I was in total awe of the speed, pace, excitement and crowd enthusiasm.
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Hilton got going by posing in this a futuristic rocker girl ensemble, complete with a stud-covered bustier top, flare mini skirt, choker necklace and some major cat eye sunglasses.
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He noticed that my Mars was in Cancer, but didn't make much of it and pretty quickly moved on to focus on all the Capricorn activity I've got going on.
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C Andre Drummond has a league-leading 54 double-doubles this season, but he never got going Friday night and finished with five points and nine rebounds in 23 minutes.
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Tech reporter Dami Lee and internet culture editor Devon Maloney will be stepping in to completely ruin what she's got going here, starting with arriving a day later than usual.
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The murders became an international cause celebre for human rights groups and prompted two Hollywood movies, though they were all but forgotten once the drug wars got going in 2008.
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SARA EISEN: You said you're retired, but what else have you got going on in terms of how you're going to bring these leadership lessons to the broader corporate community?
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Acid House got going in Chicago, with artists like Phuture staking out new musical territory: The style quickly became popular in the U.K., where it spread through the rave scene.
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"The economy is basically the one thing they've got going for them," Tom Davis, a former NRCC chairman when he represented northern Virginia in Congress, said of his fellow Republicans.
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United's players never really got going on the field, either, with a late rally failing to yield a goal that would have secured a second straight win in group play.
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" In Trump's victory speech Tuesday night, after he swept five state primaries, he attacked Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, saying "the only thing she's got going is the woman's card.
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His favorite period is that of the timber industry in Logan County, after the Civil War but before the railroad came, in 1904, and the coal industry really got going.
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Kendall Jenner and A$AP Rocky grabbed sushi at Nobu Malibu Sunday night, making it seem like whatever fling they've got going on might be turning into something more serious.
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At some point, the Japanese real estate bubble got going so fast that almost no one was assessing the underlying value, but Bill insisted on pricing real estate doing just that.
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The initial broadcast appears as a separate entry in your chat list, but the same message is duplicated in all the individual threads you've already got going with these contacts too.
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In each case, the final product has failed to take off (in fairness, Microsoft's latest attempt hasn't really got going yet), because of a combination of underpowered hardware and missing software.
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But we work with what we've got, and in this world, I am willing to overlook Soloway's red carpet sin to appreciate the power pattern clashing she's got going on here.
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He recorded eight assists to complement his 17 points prior to intermission, seemingly doing everything the Rockets (83-25) needed to keep the Heat at bay until their defense got going.
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Thursday's rally got going after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said it would be necessary to review the Bank's monetary policy stance in March, fueling hopes for more quantitative easing.
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The rest are conifers, cycads, ferns and so on, whose heydays were back in times like the Carboniferous or the Jurassic, before the flowering plants really got going in the Cretaceous.
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Once I got going, I also deleted my history of requests made to Google's voice assistant and the web-browsing histories for sites I visited through Google News and Google Chrome.
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If King's goal -- as passed along from Oprah herself -- was to kill this speculation before it ever really got going, there's a very easy way for her to have done that.
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Thursday's rally got going after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said it would be necessary to review the Bank's monetary policy stance in March, fuelling hopes for more quantitative easing.
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So what you&aposve got going into the Putin meeting is an increase in troops, NATO troops and an increase by 30 to $40 billion is the estimate to support those troops.
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"What you've got going on is the dollar has been weak (and) rotation into beaten-down, more economically-sensitive sectors," said Jonathan Lamensdorf, managing director and portfolio manager at Highland Capital Management.
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Back then El Niño, the world's largest climatic phenomenon, wreaked havoc on global weather systems in the strongest event of its kind on record; in 2014-473 another powerful Niño got going.
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Luther was born only a few decades after the invention of printing, and though it took him a while to start writing, it was hard to stop him once he got going.
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"The pucks weren't bouncing our way early and we weren't really clicking, but once we got going in the third I thought we played pretty good," Washington left wing Marcus Johansson said.
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He died in 1759 assuming that "Orlando," like most of his Italian works, would languish, and he wasn't wrong: It was not until the 1950s that the Handel revival really got going.
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It only got going again after Dr Strickland (who worked on the problem for her PhD thesis) and Dr Mourou (who was her supervisor) came up with the idea of chirped-pulse amplification.
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And so policy is one fight that we've got going on, but on cyber security, this is where we've got to find ways for the government and the private sector to work together.
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When I arrived at my salon of ten years, the only person who had time to fit me in was an apprentice, which wasn't great, but we picked a color and got going.
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Saez, the SEC's leading rebounder, had been in a mini-slump, but he got going in the second half to help the Rebels pull out a key win for their NCAA Tournament resume.
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It's the stress of figuring out how much to spend, what they really want, and when to squeeze in shopping time, what with everything else you've got going on this time of year.
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Finally, the Vols got going when Schofield hit a mid-range jumper and a 27-pointer on back-to-back possessions, the latter coming with 223:23 left, putting Tennessee up 23-38.
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And bad economic news tends to have an effect on consumer spending only after a lag: retail sales also grew strongly in September 2008, the month that the financial crisis really got going.
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This simple, refreshing chopped salad can be served as a side dish to virtually anything you've got going on for lunch or dinner, so make a big batch that'll last you a while.
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But even though Initially the microphone seemed like a chintzy toy, after we set it up and got going, it provided high-quality entertainment on the drive from Santa Cruz to Monterey, California.
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I'd done a 10-mile trail race the day before, and my legs were tired, which is why I told myself I had trouble keeping up with her when she really got going.
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Once she got going in her auto courses (and before joining the Start program), she had tried to get a technician job at Jiffy Lube, where she was scrutinized for being a woman.
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Because once we got going, participants went relatively quiet, walking at a steady pace, when "Divisor" is designed for people to move animatedly within it, and play with the fabric that connects them.
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"This really is an all-out war we got going on," Portillo was quoted as telling members in June 2015 after brawls across Texas fought with guns, knives and fists, according to the indictment.
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From behind a line of police with tear gas and pepper spray, a Russian fan threw bottles into the crowd of England fans (around the eight minute mark) and then things really got going.
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There may be all sorts of underlying feelings of identity, resentments and so on, but until the referendum campaign got going, I don't think that most people felt that these were all that important.
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"I'm trying to direct what everybody's got going on, trying to see what's going on with John; I'm already 95 percent certain in my mind that he's been killed," he said in an interview.
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One year, Fishbone played the festival Leaf in Black Mountain, N.C., and after the first few songs the mosh pit really got going, so she took her sons back to the tent for s'mores.
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Last week, the chief U.S. negotiator, Zalmay Khalilzad, said the latest round of U.S.-Taliban talks that began on June 29 was the "most productive session" since the process got going late last year.
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Up only 27-23 at the halftime break, the Tigers opened up a 51-40 cushion in less than four minutes of the second before the Commodores got going with a 7-0 run.
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Here's what the second part of the equation looks like: GOOGL shares are down more than 4 percent since Friday, when news reports about big brands' ads running against offensive YouTube videos really got going.
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It's possible she's gonna make the announcement during 'SNL,' after all, even if the camera angles are from the waist up ... everyone in the audience will be able to see what Cardi's got going on.
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Let&aposs first go to the Congressman, I feel like the Democrats are in a way where Republicans were kind of 2000 before the Tea Party really got going and their looking for traction somewhere.
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Like I ain't ever met this nigga, I ain't ever seen him for a day in my life, I ain't never slid through his residential, this nigga be identifying with what I've got going on.
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The dangerous bid to rescue the boys - aged between 11 and 16 - got going again hours earlier on Monday after a break to replenish oxygen supplies and make other preparations deep inside the cave complex.
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"The only thing she's got going is the woman's card," Trump told a crowd gathered at Trump Tower in New York for his victory speech after the billionaire swept the five Northeastern states holding votes.
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"I'm trying to direct what everybody's got going on, trying to see what's going on with John; I'm already 95 percent certain in my mind that he's been killed," Mr. Slabinski said in the interview.
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And although the day-traders might well take fright at the raft of weapons being used by the country's exchanges, there's a sense that the real investment trend in commodities has only just got going.
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The guest host put up a good fight, but once McKinnon got going — she was raving about her ghostly encounter as she straddled across two chairs and smashed her butt against Schreiber's — it was all over.
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The buy-to-let phenomenon got going in 1996, with the introduction of mortgages which no longer required the borrower to live in the house they were buying, says Lawrence Bowles of Savills, a property firm.
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"I finally got going, but almost too late," said Cornet, who two weeks ago was cleared of an anti-doping violation after a charge against her for missing three out-of-competition drug tests was dismissed.
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And we was like, yo, in all honesty, if you're really out here chasing your dreams and you're really focused on doing your shit, hoes are really a distraction from what you really got going on.
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"We've gotten multiple calls on this child but, at the same time, our hands are tied because the FBI has whatever they got going on up there with them,'" Officer Bryan Donis said in the recording.
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The Packers' ground game, which has struggled throughout the season, got going against the Redskins as Eddie Lacy and James Starks each ran for a second-half touchdown while gaining a combined 2111 yards on 227 carries.
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I'd always been frustrated because when we really got going again in 2001, we'd have a string section on stage and our records had a lot of orchestration and while that's great, I'm just not a fan.
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And the Russians of all people are going to bring 200,000 barrels more to the market by the end of the year from a big field they've got going in the Caspian, so it's just a joke.
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One of Dyson's videos shows a woman with curly hair using the tool, but she has a soft 3B texture, which is a lot different than what I've got going on — so, TBH, I wasn't expecting much.
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As many outlets have already noted, Soundcloud rappers have a distinctly punk sensibility that—in both sound and presentation—can be seen as the logical rebuttal of the polished everyman vibe that Drake has got going on.
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What you've got going on there is two things: You've got delusions of reference, that you're being monitored and observed and of course that's a very common type of fear that's been around for a long time.
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In a perverse act of unadulterated straightness, upping the ante on the whole t4t heterosexual roleplay thing we've got going on, the guy I'm seeing borrowed a friend's car and took me apple-picking upstate last weekend.
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No coach stands out as a good match for what they've got going on, but it'd be fascinating to see how an ingenious tactician like Snyder would use Aaron Gordon—how about experimenting with him at the five?
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Watts got going at that point, hitting three straight 3-pointers as Michigan State extended the lead to 63-39 after Brown dunked a lob pass from Foster Loyer as the crowd erupted with 7:40 to play.
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Harden finished with 36 points on 12-for-26 shooting, Clint Capela added 14 points and 17 rebounds, Eric Gordon finally got going with 18 points off the bench, and the Rockets easily recovered from their rough start.
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" He also says the agency's focus on potential ties to Russia is a "highly significant investigation" after White House Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders claims its "one of the smallest things that they've got going on their plate.
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But Tennessee finally got going late in the first half with a 75-yard touchdown drive, scoring when Mariota kept the ball on the read-option and zipped 9 yards around left end with 4:2008 on the clock.
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"I know everybody in this room and probably most of the media around the world would like to think that's the FBI's sole responsibility, but that's probably one of the smallest things that they've got going on their plate."
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If you don't look at this picture and immediately think of [insert almost literally every romantic comedy here], there's a good chance you don't believe in love — or whatever the hell it is that Drake and Rihanna have got going on.
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" "And frankly, if Hillary Clinton were a man, I don't think she'd get five percent of the vote," Trump, 69, declared, adding, "The only thing she's got going is the woman's card, and the beautiful thing is women don't like her.
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Each autumn we look forward to investing in a great coat (faux fur and check are our favourite trends this season), but it can quickly start to feel like that one piece of outerwear is all you've got going on.
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As the web era got going, a number of SGI enthusiast sites gained momentum (often with out-of-date designs that could be used on IRIX-capable web browsers), but one site or another faded from view or stopped getting updates.
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But Dr Karkhanis also sees the kind of people who fill waiting rooms in Western fertility clinics—couples who got going on family life rather late, having devoted years to their careers, and are now finding it hard to conceive.
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The sixth round got going on April 30 in Qatar's capital, Doha, but wound up early in response to a Taliban attack on an aid group in the capital, Kabul, on Wednesday, a senior official with knowledge of the talks said.
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I like to sit down with people and see what they've got going on, and if there's anybody that's fallen down and got back up... with all the bankruptcies he's been through—well, you have to respect certain things about him.
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The bid to rescue the boys - aged between 11 and 16 - and their 25-year-old soccer coach got going again after a break late on Sunday to replenish the team's oxygen supplies and make other preparations deep inside the cave.
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France blew the tournament wide open by beating favourites and reigning champions the United States in the quarter-finals, but they never got going here as centre Rudy Gobert struggled and shots from beyond the arc would not drop for them.
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Also, leave notes on them if you've found a clever hack to make them better or different — it's a smart community of home cooks we've got going here, after all, and we all benefit from the wit of its members.
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Abolish the entire profit-driven health care system we've got going on in the U.S. and replace it with, I don't know, the everything's free fishbowl at the gay bar idea has to be better than what we currently have, right?
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"And when he got going on economic reform, it turned out that he didn't know what he was doing," he adds, pointing to Mr Yeltsin's record of galloping inflation, a sovereign default and robber-baron privatisation which created the oligarchy.
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Even though there's a lot for fire investigators still to unpack, fire experts say there are a number of explanations for why the cathedral was at risk and why, once the fire got going, it was so difficult to fight.
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The hyperloop industry—if you can call a handful of VC-backed outfits an industry—got going in 2013, after Elon Musk published a white paper on his idea of tubular travel and said he was too busy to work on it.
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It only got going again when Dr Strickland (who worked on the problem for her PhD thesis at the University of Rochester, in New York state) and Dr Mourou (who was her supervisor) came up with the idea of chirped-pulse amplification.
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Meghan Markle is many things — the Duchess of Sussex, a former star on hit television show Suits, an activist with feminist-leaning political views — yet with all she's got going on, it seems everyone can't stop talking about one thing: her gorgeous hair.
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They're very similar — both have Christmas in the title and are all about tugging your heartstrings with the spirit of the holiday season — but with everything you've got going on at this time of year, what if you can only watch one?
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Tampa Bay went up 17-0 on Winston's 30-yard strike to Godwin with 46 seconds remaining in the second quarter, but the Falcons finally got going on a 63-yard score from Ryan to Jones with 20 seconds left before halftime.
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On Monday evening, there is a new moon in Libra, which not only provides a refreshing energy in whatever domestic affairs you've got going on this month, but also allows for you to reevaluate your relationships with your family and/or housemates.
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With this hint, there's a good chance some people might, at the very least, wait to what the Pixel 3's got going for it before deciding on what will be their phone of choice for the next year or two (or three).
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Shower Beer was originally released last month as a one-time offering, but after that first batch sold out "instantly" (as the brand states), the brewery immediately got going on a second run and may even at the brew to its permanent lineup.
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As a young person, this of course was a source of ridicule from some of my more evil peers, so by the time I was an adult I was fairly confident in the way I looked—ESPECIALLY as my band got going.
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But usually what happens is, my deadline rolls around for the American Values Club Crossword, I brainstorm until I come up with a theme, I write it and then I resume being busy with all the other stuff I've got going on.
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So I think that Raftr, and Slack channels among like-minded people, who like to debate and discuss, and all the SMS group chats I've got going between my friends and their friends, that's the model we should be trying to scale.
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Normally, the sit-in would have been covered by C-SPAN, but when House Republicans adjourned the session once the sit-in got going, C-SPAN's cameras went dark; C-SPAN eventually rebroadcast hand-held feeds from Congress, using both Periscope and Facebook.
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You've gained some wonderful new habits and added helpful routines and rituals to your daily life, plus new gigs have come your way—but it's time to stop adding items to your to-do list and start focusing on what you've already got going on.
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Mbappe, rather like France as a whole, had not really got going in the tournament until the game against Argentina, with French media saying he was so angry after his insipid display against Australia in their first game that he refused to speak to reporters.
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When the wrestler finally got going again, Barker cut him off once more, taking Jericho's declaration that "I am one-half of..." as a final bid of $1, and then booted him off the stage, threatening to spank him on live TV for being naughty.
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But the party really got going when Harry ventured into the room reserved for the wedding's less distinguished guests, such as one of Markle's fellow "briefcase girls" from her stint on "Deal or No Deal" and the comedian Russell Brand (played by Pete Davidson).
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The joint budget is the most tangible expression of the main topics EU states want to focus on over the next seven years and their willingness to stump up cash for them, but divisions were evident even before the two days of talks got going.
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Growing exports of energy products from the United States to China were one of the few areas actually working to reduce the trade imbalance between the world's two largest economies, at least until the trade dispute got going in earnest in the middle of last year.
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"We are looking for a CEO that can take on the strategy we have got in place and continue to push it toward profitability and who will generally work to support the positive momentum that we have got going," she told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Better known as "MFP," My Friend's Place first got going in the late 1980s as a Friday night food-drive, when cofounders Steve LePore and Craig Scholz would meet up with more than 100 teens living on the streets of Hollywood and hand out sack meals.
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In his 70s now, he was included in Martin Parr's "Colour Before Color," a 2007 exhibition in New York that sought to challenge the standard art-world narrative in which color photography only got going with William Eggleston's show at the Museum of Modern Art in 1976.
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And since the investigations into Wall Street wrongdoing got such a late start — they really got going in 2012, about four years after the start of the crisis — the 10-year statute of limitations proved to be an effective weapon to get the big banks to settle.
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Embiid's double-double lifts 76ers over Bucks MILWAUKEE — Joel Embiid might have been a bit rusty after sitting out the Philadelphia 76ers' game against the Wizards in Washington on Saturday, but once he finally got going Monday against the Milwaukee Bucks, he wasn't going to be stopped.
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By the time that other show got going, there was no government to speak of, and some of the strongest and most captivating parts of the first season of "Fear" was seeing a vision of what a government response to an outbreak on this scale would look like.
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The Bruins won 10 of their final 12 regular-season games after losing their top two scorers from last year, Jordin Canada and Monique Billings, to the W.N.B.A. The Bruins stumbled through two four-game losing streaks during the season but really got going in Pacific-12 play.
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Based on what we're hearing so far this earnings season, I think he's got a point, but given the recent run, I am watching the VIX like a hawk for any signs like we got going into the late January because, wow, that peak and that February bruising?
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ET, TSN21 (Winnipeg), MSG Buffalo, Bell TV (Buffalo) ABOUT THE JETS (237-22-23): Pavelec kept Winnipeg in Thursday's game until the Jets' offense got going in the final 24:103 as forward Blake Wheeler and center Mark Scheifele recorded a pair of assists each in the late-game flurry.
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Given all of the above, it seems that a more informed way to think about whether or not Europe will be caught in Silicon Valley's downturn is to understand that the Valley has been on fire since 2008, and Europe has only really got going in the last three years.
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"The President has to consider more broadly things that rightly fall under his portfolio of looking out for the American people in areas that go beyond the specific letters of the JCPOA -- in that regard I support the rigorous review that he has got going on right now," he said.
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But once he got going on the series, which at one point he imagined might even run to fifteen volumes, he ransacked his whole life for it: Eton, Oxford, parents, publishers, painters and musicians, deb parties, country-house weekends, love affairs, marriage, and, in marvellous detail, service in the war.
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The Dolphins, who practiced all week in the warmth of south Florida for their first playoff game since 2008, huddled around sideline heaters all afternoon in a failed attempt to warm up an offense that never got going as chilly winds blew off the adjacent three rivers and into a frigid Heinz Field.
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Think back to August 3, 2015 and March 23 of this year—those are the last times Jupiter and Saturn connected this way, and reflecting on what you learned from the events which took place at that time will teach you a lot with how to approach whatever you've got going on now.
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It was just over top of the trees maybe a couple hundred feet in the air, on a little bit of an angle, and then all of a sudden it just took off with incredible speed, and as it got going you could see the lights getting smaller and smaller and smaller and—gone.
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Most weekends see hordes of revelers spilling out of the bars and clubs on to the streets in and around Lan Kwai Fong, which got going as an entertainment area in the late 1970s and early 1980s with clubs like "Disco Disco" and "Club '97", named after the year Hong Kong returned from British to Chinese rule.
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Most weekends see hordes of revelers spilling out of the bars and clubs on to the streets in and around Lan Kwai Fong, which got going as an entertainment area in the late 1970s and early 1980s with clubs like "Disco Disco" and "Club '97", named after the year Hong Kong returned from British to Chinese rule.
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Kershaw, in what could be the final game of his Dodgers career, retired 13 batters in a row beginning with the strikeout of Aguilar, giving cover to his teammates before their bats got going against Woodruff — the Brewers pitcher who had homered off Kershaw in the series opener and then went toe-to-toe with him on the mound.
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" Pressed by reporters, however, Ms. Sanders acknowledged that she did not "even know that many people in the F.B.I." Mr. McCabe made clear that the Russia inquiry was a priority for the F.B.I., rejecting another assertion by Ms. Sanders a day earlier that it was "probably one of the smallest things that they've got going on their plate.
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A day earlier, a spokeswoman for Mr. Trump, trying to parry accusations that Mr. Comey's firing was related to the Russia inquiry, called it "probably one of the smallest things that they've got going on their plate" at the F.B.I. Mr. McCabe was also adamant that the firing of Mr. Comey had not affected the investigation.
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If you've got your heart set on going blonde for this spring and summer, but just can't seem to decide which shade you'll be able to pull off, let's make one thing clear: Provided you keep maintenance in mind (which comes at a price) and feel good about the look you've got going on (which is free), the answer is any.
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Today begins with a gentler vibe when the Moon connects with sweet Venus in fun Fire sign Sagittarius at 9:39 AM—but we will have some emotional issues to think through, with the moon square logical Mercury at 9:47 AM. More challenges will come this evening when the moon squares the Sun at 6:26 PM, asking us if we need to change direction (or outfit, or partner, or whatever we've got going on).
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"This does provide a unique moment in which American voters, legislators, all of the above and everyone else, can consider whether or not abortion is the most important thing that we've got going as as society, because that's how it's pushed at us, that somehow it's a constitutional right that can't be interrupted," said Kristi Hamrick, who handles communications for Students for Life of America, which bills itself as the nation's largest youth anti-abortion organization.
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But as noted above buyers will be able to switch for a non-Google alternative — via an updater that will let them wipe and install the Android Open Source Project flavor of the OS. (The updater will come post-launch, according to van Abel, who notes that around 5% of Fairphone users opt to go full open source.) Ethics aside, one straight up hardware boast the Fairphone 3's got going for it is that it has a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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