I got in line for my meds, then sat in the dayroom.
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The boys then seated themselves while the girls got in line to order.
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As I said, I got in line for the bar at 4:30 p.m.
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So they got in line, ultimately proving to be Mr. Trump's most loyal backers.
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Once it set course for the App Store, hundreds of thousands more got in line.
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That would be harder to do if he got in line behind Cameron, whatever the referendum outcome.
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A longtime fan of "Saturday Night Live," Kemplin got in line to take a photo with Franken.
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Some reportedly got in line at 11 AM, proving that free fashion draws a crowd anytime, anywhere.
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They exited shuttle buses holding their children and belongings as they got in line to enter the building.
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The ECB thus got in line behind the Bank of England, which last week also decided to wait.
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But then I heard it had a queer superhero, and I got in line for the Thursday-night previews.
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As a fan of "Saturday Night Live," Kemplin said she got in line to take a photo with him.
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Rivera, who got in line for water, then had to get in line for food, expressed a common frustration.
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"If we got in line together, there's no question about who is always first in that line," she said.
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"We've been going to Wegmans for decades," said Jessica Gonzalez, 36, who got in line at 4:30 a.m.
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I went to the Lieutenant's where I got in line with other convicts that were targeted for suspected drug use.
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Rather than fight, Mulvaney got in line with the new deficit-spending Republican party, perhaps realizing that fighting was futile.
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I showed up by myself to a party and got in line with her one day and now we're here together.
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I crossed through the San Ysidro port of entry and immediately got in line to get back into the United States.
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At a company-wide town hall in early October, numerous Facebook employees got in line to speak about their experiences with sexual harassment.
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They got in line for the London Eye ferris wheel -- like everyone else -- and eventually took it all the way to the top.
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Allison Viron, from McMurray, Pennsylvania, got in line outside the Build-A-Bear South Hills Village location in Pittsburgh around 9:15 a.m.
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At the ropes course, I donned a harness and got in line behind a man who looked to be in his late 60s.
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Taking a break from book shopping, we got in line at Swan Oyster Depot, which has been around for more than 100 years.
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She got in line with hundreds of other people who would wait hours to give what they could – a pint from the heart.
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Salvador Rodriguez At a company-wide town hall in early October, numerous Facebookemployees got in line to speak about their experiences with sexual harassment.
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He carried his beach chair with him as he got in line to bet, in case he needed to rest in the long lines.
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Skin Deep One morning last month, Maria Herrera, a 28-year-old makeup artist, got in line outside the MAC store in downtown Chicago.
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Republicans — no matter how moderate — got in line to cut taxes and confirm an avalanche of conservative judges because that's what their activists expected.
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I found CBD coffee on my exploration so clearly I had to get a cup and then we got in line for the dab bar.
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So she decided to fork out $21.50 — it is a lobster roll, after all — and got in line with the other customers to buy one.
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After some early turbulence, Fox quickly got in line and has become something like state TV, an echo chamber for the president's point of view.
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But the surprises weren't over as Tyler Hubbard, 30, and Brian Kelley, 31, got in line with the Backstreet Boys and performed a little synchronized choreography.
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Once Willett got in line for lunch at the pizzeria, Devlin's behavior immediately raised her concerns, she told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in a Wednesday interview.
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As a fan of Saturday Night Live, she said that she got in line to take a photo with Franken, who was then a comedian on the show.
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I got in line and when he was done with dinner he came up and walked down the line thanking everyone for coming and posed for pics with everyone.
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We got in line for taxis as fast as we could but the drivers were unwilling to take passengers — they were scared by the military jets that were flying over Istanbul.
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Her heart beat with amazement and she impulsively crossed the street, hesitated, then got in line behind a cluster of middle-aged women, who were being greeted fulsomely by the gentleman at the door.
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But facing the uneasy prospect of blocking a wildly popular anti-opioid measure — as well as indications that the White House won't veto the bill — Democrats quickly got in line behind the joint compromise.
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In a comedy of errors, lawmakers got in line to give Google what it wanted, but in their rush to push something through, failed to write the correct terms in the first bill they passed.
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The inaugural project from Hasbro's crowdfunded HasLab required that 5,000 people sign up for the $500 toy before it would be willed into existence, and a grand total of 8,810 got in line, so now Hasbro is making the toy for a February release.
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Take for instance the three women I met that day who had got in line in front of a midtown Barnes & Noble at 7 AM in anticipation of meeting one of Pump's stars, Stassi Shroeder, as she signed copies of her new book, Next Level Basic.
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I tried to take the usual escalator to the club area, got in line, and the person at the end put a hand in my face and said, "No, NO, this is for the BOX OWNERS," like I was a dog about to squeeze one out on the wrong lawn.
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It felt much like a regular Taco Bell, but with a DJ. Still, a fun, thumping EDM mix was blaring from the speakers and the crowd seemed pretty spirited for so early in the evening so I pushed aside all the preconceived notions I had about the place, got in line to order, and started my night.
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Port Arthur Bay, Port Arthur, was the location of most of the shootings At around 1:10 p.m., Bryant got in line at the toll booth at the entrance to the historic site. He paid the entry fee and proceeded to park near the Broad Arrow Café, near the water's edge. The site security manager told him to park with the other cars because that area was reserved for camper-vans and the car park was very busy that day.
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Later in 1978, apostle Bruce R. McConkie said: > There are statements in our literature by the early brethren which we have > interpreted to mean that the Negroes would not receive the priesthood in > mortality. I have said the same things, and people write me letters and say, > "You said such and such, and how is it now that we do such and such?" And > all I can say to that is that it is time disbelieving people repented and > got in line and believed in a living, modern prophet. Forget everything that > I have said, or what President Brigham Young or President George Q. Cannon > or whomsoever has said in days past that is contrary to the present > revelation.
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