Even the world number ones got in on the act.
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Now, their opponents have got in on the act too.
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Away from the UN, businesses got in on the act.
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And even tech giants like Facebook got in on the act.
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Today the US Air Force even got in on the act.
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Even Amplifi, a big enterprise-level provider, got in on the act.
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Susan Collins, the most moderate Republican in Congress, got in on the act.
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The President also got in on the act, joking about Trump's experience with difficult situations.
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My husband got in on the act and took a tap class with them today.
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Even Madonna, a master of hype in her own right, got in on the act.
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Hadid more recently got in on the act, sporting a KenGi version of the same necklace.
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Noted humorist Chris Paul got in on the act as well, giving Pierce CPR chest compressions.
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Even the Royal family has got in on the act, setting up the Heads Together charity.
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But the centrists Joe Biden, Amy Klobuchar, and Pete Buttigieg got in on the act, too.
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" Chelsea Clinton even got in on the act, tweeting a picture of protesters in New York: "Yes.
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In Britain, even British Gas, a former state-owned energy monopoly, has got in on the act.
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But then Coach K got in on the act and appeared to scold Brooks in the handshake line.
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Our staff got in on the act by talking about what fashion rules it breaks on the regular.
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Even Shakespeare got in on the act, writing "Othello" shortly after the first Moroccan ambassador's six-month visit.
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In October, a pair of strangers got in on the act on a flight from Los Angeles to Detroit.
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And then, naturally, which happens on the Internet, everybody and their grandmother quite literally got in on the act.
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State-run media, including the television channel RT and web news service Sputnik also got in on the act.
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Rubio has got in on the act, accusing Cruz of dishonesty both during the debate and in campaign materials.
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Even the dog got in on the act, using the Motorbunny as a headrest while sitting in a nearby chair.
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Even campaign manager Robby Mook got in on the act, flying in from New York to go door to door.
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While many of the ads were Craigslist rentals, home sellers also got in on the act, such as this Realtor.
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Spike Lee got in on the act, hosting a block party at which people danced, sang, and listened to Prince music.
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Even Frank Ocean got in on the act when a store used a font quite similar to the one on his Blonde album.
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There were a few more fireworks before the whistle blew on the half, and even Spurs manager Pochettino got in on the act.
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Russia's Anton Chupkov got in on the act, setting a world record of 2:06.12 in the final of the men's 2200 breaststroke.
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" Later, Trump himself got in on the act, retweeting a post from House Republicans that asked, "Why is Chairman Schiff afraid of @RepStefanik?
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Celebrities even got in on the act: Gary LeVox, the lead singer of country supergroup Rascal Flatts, penned a song to commemorate the night.
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The New York Giants got in on the act as well, which is something that definitely would never have happened under Tom Coughlin's watch.
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Even Amazon got in on the act on Tuesday, announcing a plan to give students access to resources in its Amazon Web Services cloud network.
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Even fashion houses have got in on the act with famous brands hosting luxury hotels, including Palazzo Versace Dubai, Gucci Hotel and Armani Hotel Dubai.
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Deron Williams, who had been quiet for most of the series, also got in on the act with a series-best 14 points for Cleveland.
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Of course, with a few million dollars' worth of digital "campaigning", it wasn't long before the mainstream media got in on the act, parroting the parrots.
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" Nikki Haley, former US Ambassador to the United Nations, got in on the act tweeting: "George Conway is the last person that can call someone "trash".
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One of the moderators, José Diaz-Balart, got in on the act as well, asking O'Rourke a question about the border in Spanish before repeating it in English.
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Even their furry mascot, Moondog, got in on the act by making an over-the-head, backward fling from half court on his first try in the final minutes.
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Even President Trump got in on the act last week apparently debuting one of his new catchphrases that was essentially a dead pull from Hillary's "stronger together" campaign platform.
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Even Hillary Clinton (to keep Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren at bay) and Mr. Trump (to burnish what seemed to be his populist credentials) got in on the act.
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He signed it, but doubts have been raised about whether he'd taken it as far as he wanted, and there's speculation that other hands later got in on the act.
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Then there was The Daily Show's ad for its election coverage: And even Merriam-Webster got in on the act: We've updated our Twitter header in honor of the election. pic.twitter.
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On October 9th, the president of Texas Southern University got in on the act, cancelling a speech by a Republican legislator in mid-stream after student protesters tried to disrupt it.
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Of course, the Balls aren't strangers to fancy cars -- all the boys push Lamborghinis -- but we're guessing Lonzo felt it was time his dad got in on the act as well.
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" Even the crowd got in on the act, as Phil Tuffnell, the England bowler found out to his cost during the 1990-91 tour to Australia when a spectator yelled: "Oi Tuffnell!
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Europe got in on the act too as tech stocks there jumped more than 2 percent in a third day of gains that took them to their highest since the dot-com boom of 2001.
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Europe got in on the act too as tech stocks there jumped more than 275.13 percent in a third day of gains that took them to their highest since the dot-com boom of 219.
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It's not just big carriers offering unlimited data plans these days — carmaker Chevrolet has now got in on the act, announcing today that it would offer an unlimited 4G LTE plan for drivers to use inside their cars.
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Their alternative theory is that a few macaws were carefully nurtured during the arduous trek across central Mexico and then used to establish a breeding programme somewhere in the south-western United States or northern Mexico long before Paquimé got in on the act.
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" He later tweeted that the Cybertruck is "gonna have some sick attachments" (though he didn&apost say how close they&aposd be to the Warthog&aposs turrets.)The official &aposHalo&apos Twitter account also got in on the act on Saturday, tweeting "Elon, Felix, & Master Chief.
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Both sites have showcased the unique range of Simpsons zines being made out there, and now Bell has got in on the act himself with his website called Homage to Homer, a collection of real-life fancy dress costumes in honor of the big man himself.
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Even the South Korean pastry chain catering to the press got in on the act and put up posters calling for peace on the Korean peninsula in anticipation of the second meeting between Donald Trump, America's president, and Kim Jong Un, North Korea's dictator, in Vietnam's capital this week.
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Much of the traffic was one way—WCW was playing with Ted Turner's money and they poached everyone from a retired Ted DiBiase to Curt Hennig to Shane Douglas in order to capture buzz and rub the WWF's and ECW's noses in the unfair fight—but every promotion got in on the act.
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It's been a strange seven days in which serious world-shaking news events appeared to take a break, perhaps because they already knew that people were going to be too obsessed with Avengers: Endgame—even Google got in on the act—and the latest release from Taylor Swift to concentrate on anything too weighty.
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There are plenty of photoshops as well:And videos really show how the Finns prevent fires from getting out of hand:Other countries got in on the act as well, with Germans lamenting the fact that their un-raked forests are vulnerable, and Canadians showing how they rake the forest in the most futuristic ways possible—with their Roombas.
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Japan put on a particularly impressive display of people cleaning up garbage in their section: One Colombian fan took notice: And despite coming away from a huge upset, Colombia fans—on the losing end of Japan's 2-1 victory—also got in on the act, alongside Japanese fans: And elsewhere in Russia, Senegal had every reason to burn it all down and party with their impressive victory over Poland.
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There is a big crowd in front of Anthony's house, and Anthony's sister is making excuses not to make them in. The crowd got in on the act. Now everybody is getting suspicious of their family. Anthony's sister finally made the agreement.
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However Richards and Logie batted superbly, scoring 80 and 87 respectively: both fell before the England score was overtaken, but Marshall also got in on the act, spanking a quickfire 67 from number eight in the order. The rest of the Windies tail supported him, and England's dreams of a lead faced instead the reality of a deficit of 97. This seemed to knock the morale right out of England - all their batting collapsed at once, to 115/8.
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18 different players ran in tries during the season, with Dave Whiteford (seven) and Adrian Griffiths (six) leading the way. Even coach Craig Hammond got in on the act with a memorable two try performance at Kings Park against Tigers in December. Former USA scrum-half Tim Usasz, who had played in the 2011 World Cup in New Zealand, joined the club as a player/assistant coach. Usasz had played alongside Hammond at Nottingham Rugby and the two rekindled their relationship to become a strong coaching partnership.
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Swedish synthpop band S.P.O.C.K makes music heavily influenced by the Star Trek universe. Even Nimoy got in on the act; assuming the Spock character, Nimoy recorded a number of novelty songs, the first being "Highly Illogical", in which Spock pointed out the foibles of human thought, such as relationships, automobiles, and greed. The second song, "A Visit to a Sad Planet", was darker in tone and told the story of Spock visiting Earth in the future and discovering it had been ruined by war, violence, and environmental irresponsibility. According to comic book writer and editor Bob Budiansky, The Transformers character Shockwave was inspired by Spock.
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Issue of 1893 The World Columbian Exposition of 1893 commemorated the 400th anniversary of the landing of Christopher Columbus in the Americas. The Post Office got in on the act, issuing a series of 16 stamps depicting Columbus and episodes in his career, ranging in value from 1¢ to $5 (a princely sum in those days). They are often considered the first commemorative stamps issued by any country. The stamps were interesting and attractive, designed to appeal to not only postage stamps collectors but to historians, artists and of course the general public who bought them in record numbers because of the fanfare of the Columbian Exposition of the World's Fair of 1892 in Chicago, Illinois.
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This compounded an already poor start, when Eoin Kelly had already swept over three frees before Lar Corbett pounced with his first goal in the tenth minute,his first of 3 that afternoon. Even Tipp goalkeeper Brendan Cummins got in on the act with a point from a massive free,and a further goal from Tipperary U21 ace Noel McGrath to add to Lars hat-trick, the first All-Ireland hat-trick in forty years, as Liam Sheedy's side produced a devastating attacking display to secure a 26th All- Ireland title for Tipperary and deny their old rivals Kilkenny a unique piece of GAA history. The third installment of Kilkenny and Tipperary's All-Ireland trilogy came in 2011. It was the first time since 1903 that two teams had faced each other in three successive All-Ireland decider.
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The society was formed after a meeting in the Cranford Cafe on a date in March 1925 when a group of local residents met to discuss the formation of Knutsford Amateur Dramatic Society. There had been theatrical productions in Knutsford for a number of years prior to the meeting: the Y.M.C.A. had performed Thread of Scarlett, a play about a murder in Ashley that resulted in execution at Knutsford Prison, and the Young Liberals had also got in on the act with a performance of Between the Soup and the Savoury by Gertrude Jennings. There was clearly an appetite for theatre in the town and it seems that Mr H. T. Whitney, who was a dentist on Tatton Street and a member of Wilmslow Green Room Society, was a prime mover in getting KADS off the ground. One of the first tasks of the newly formed committee seems to have been the creation of a concert party.
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