When the credit card came, she got it through him.
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In 2015, 49 percent of Americans got health insurance through a job, 34 percent got it through Medicare or Medicaid, and 7 percent got it through the individual market, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonpartisan research group.
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Your taxes are going up, but it's O.K. because we got it through.
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She got it through security, and the family is still using that culture.
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"I recall I got it through that, but I'm not sure what that means," Bundy said.
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I got it through this subscription box I'm signed up for called ThreadBeast where they send you streetwear every month.
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However, the shocking and painful demise of Nurse Frankie (Stacey Oristano) earlier this season finally got it through my head: Greys.
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Even so, achieving this reform was a close-run thing: Democrats barely got it through during the brief period when they controlled Congress.
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"The markets in general needed a little dose of confidence and they got it through a firming of oil prices," Mr. Lynch said.
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The man who got it through was Larry Martin, an NRA-endorsed Republican from the crimson-dipped county of Pickens and Kimpson's frequent opponent.
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We needed to get a guarantor, but we got it through an agency where we paid one month's rent to this agency, and that's it.
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This is supposed to be a lot wider than that, but they got it through, and that basically allows them to fast-track tax reform legislation.
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And according to a former Cambridge Analytica employee, the firm got it through researcher Aleksandr Kogan, a Russian American who worked at the University of Cambridge.
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And what this president, the Republicans who pushed this bill and got it through to the president&aposs desk, what they have demonstrated is that they did do the moral and humane thing.
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He ended up hitting Kinsler with his first pitch and a cutter that caught too much of the plate on Iglesias and actually a pretty good pitch to Cabrera, but he got it through the sixth hole there.
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But it was so deteriorated that it provided no more water at all or so infrequently, so that the residents had reverted to the use of water from other sources including contaminated rivers. Some of those who received piped water got it through illegal connections. Those who had a legal the connection and got water did not pay for it. Water was resold from unmetered connections to neighbors.
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Monty Bodkin's fiancée Gertrude Butterwick will not marry him without the consent of her father J. B. Butterwick, and he will not consent unless Monty can remain employed for a full year. Monty Bodkin has worked as a production advisor for the Superba-Llewellyn Motion Picture Corporation in Hollywood for a year, and returns to England hoping to marry Gertrude. However, her father, who dislikes Monty, insists the job did not count because Monty got it through dishonest means (by trading a certain Mickey Mouse doll to Ivor Llewellyn in The Luck of the Bodkins). To appease Mr Butterwick, Monty gets another job working for Ivor Llewellyn, this time as his secretary, after being hired by Llewellyn's domineering wife Grayce with help from Sally Miller.
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He is the C.E.O. and Proprietor of Prof Bio research dealing in providing Bio research products and solutions that are community oriented portraying value addition to Productive Agribusiness. After his University studies, Nyanzi embarked on research with Buloba-based Agro Genetic Technologies (AGT), where he was working as a consultant, It was during that time that he developed an idea of making sugar from Stevia. While at University, Julius learnt about Stevia through reading then he embarked on the hunt for Stevia, but couldn't get it until 2011 when he got it through a friend in the U.S.A. who sent him leaves and luckily, he got the first Stevia seedlings through Tissue Culture. After the successful re-invention of Stevia, Julius went back to Makerere University with his solution, where it was recommended for various diseases.
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Men who have sex with men are more likely to acquire HIV in the modern West, Japan, India, and Taiwan, Increased Risk for Entamoeba histolytica Infection and Invasive Amebiasis in HIV Seropositive Men Who Have Sex with Men in Taiwan as well as other developed countries than among the general population,UNAIDS 2006 report on the global AIDS epidemic, Chapter 05, June 2006 in the United States, 60 times more likely than the general population. An estimated 62% of adult and adolescent American males living with HIV/AIDS got it through sexual contact with other men.Estimated numbers of persons living with HIV/AIDS at the end of 2006, by race/ethnicity, sex, and transmission category—33 states with confidential name-based HIV infection reporting , Center for Disease and Control Prevention HIV-related stigma is consistently and significantly associated with poorer physical and mental health in PLHIV (people living with HIV). The first name proposed for what is now known as AIDS was gay-related immune deficiency, or GRID.
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