He got through all the checks, and once he got through those, it was like, 'Listen, we got your back.
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" - Alex, 323 "Barfed in backpack, got through security.
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Because I don't remember how I got through that speech.
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She already went through a confirmation and got through unscathed.
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Poetry was just a way that I got through it.
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Somehow we got through all this mentally in one piece.
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She never got through to anyone at Google, she said.
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Just as you got through eighth grade, so will Kayla.
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Greek officials declined to explain how the two got through.
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And they got through it and they are thriving now.
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Nene always got through the grind in his own way.
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The key word is through, because we got through it.
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"I'm happy that I got through this one," she said.
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We're certainly happy we got through production without a leak.
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I was like 'I think I actually got through this.
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Cosby got through today in a dignified and productive fashion.
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Those who got through waited an average of 41 minutes.
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They've got through June 15 to form those early impressions.
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Regardless, here's what we got through this week: Listen here!
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I wasn't ready then, and yet, I got through it.
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Perhaps Conte and Johnson got through to Trump this weekend.
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His blocking skills weren't 100 percent, sometimes I got through.
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Kluber got through the inning in an efficient seven pitches.
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I just try, and fight, and eventually I got through.
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" He added, "Fortunately, we got through that one reasonably well.
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It was a real nightmare, but I got through it.
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"It was hard, but I got through it," he said.
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You got through eight rounds of chemo and all these surgeries.
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She somehow got through it, she says, but it took time.
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Most people just wondered how they got through it without laughing.
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It doesn't matter you never got through that horrible hoverbike stage.
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He promised that the "clear message of dissatisfaction" had got through.
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AND WE GOT THROUGH THE INTERVIEW WITHOUT CALLING HIM FLIP WILSON.
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At Les Halles, he got through by crunching aspirins like sweets.
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It was one very long night, but we got through it.
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I got through it, I lived through it with no blame.
|
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Moten called 911 again and got through with a different dispatcher.
|
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Apple's lawyers weren't happy that Phoneys got through the review process.
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Somehow I got through college and got a job in London.
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"I don't know that I ever got through it," she says.
|
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Some Turkish goods got through, alongside produce from Syria and Iran.
|
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He got through the eighth and had only thrown 16 pitches.
|
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From there, apparently someone of influence finally got through to Ioffe.
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Somehow I got through the whole conversation without giving my name.
|
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Once I got through security, the main terminal wasn't so crowded.
|
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She got through it, hiding her balance problems from us all.
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But I got through it and fought right to the end.
|
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He got through LeMahieu, Aaron Judge and Brett Gardner in order.
|
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"We got through it, but it was a [expletive]," she said.
|
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My grandmother was one of a few hundred who got through.
|
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"I think clearly it has got through to Boeing," Goelz said.
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Tell me about one or two pieces you got through barter.
|
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I read J.D. Vance's book Hillbilly Elegy, just got through that.
|
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This shit is nursery school after I got through my childhood.
|
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"I got through seven, but I don't really know how," DeSclafani said.
|
|
Community structures were strong before, which is how they got through it.
|
|
Once we got through that door, everyone literally ran for the stage.
|
|
We got through another week of wall-to-wall news about Facebook.
|
|
TBH I'm not even sure if I got through the entire film.
|
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The German team Borussia Dortmund also got through after comfortably eliminating Porto.
|
|
A couple of times I missed my spots and balls got through.
|
|
"I got through it by finding my community on Twitter," she says.
|
|
For the bad memories, I got through it and got it together.
|
|
Either way, we banded together and got through it time after time.
|
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He got through them much faster than he had for his baseline.
|
|
Once we got through that first night, though, it was mostly over.
|
|
This proved no hurdle, and I got through to the first round.
|
|
She didn't like her current insurance, which she got through her employer.
|
|
Here are their responses: He was how I got through my childhood.
|
|
My grandfather once said, 'We got through on good old American guts.
|
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We all got through it, but, you guys, it was really intense.
|
|
It was devastating for my family, but she got through of it.
|
|
I got through a Friday puzzle, and so can you. 1A. CROCE.
|
|
"I got through them all," she said, with a look of relief.
|
|
Whether anyone will listen is another question, but Soccer Mommy got through.
|
|
Price then pitched a perfect fourth, and almost got through the fifth.
|
|
"I was amazed when I finally got through," she says. https://twitter.
|
|
We just got through impeachment, and it kind of landed like, eh.
|
|
He got through the checkpoint at a narrow pass without any trouble.
|
|
Together, they got through the German lines by crossing the Dnieper River.
|
|
Pruitt barely got through the confirmation process last time — opposed by Sen.
|
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He did not remember rising, or how he got through the round.
|
|
We got through Reagan as the first divorced president, and now Trump.
|
|
THAT WAS THE SPIRIT OF THE TAX LAW THE PRESIDENT GOT THROUGH.
|
|
He called it and got through to Google's parent Alphabet, in California.
|
|
Welp, it was a long 2018, but we finally got through it.
|
|
Listen to how they got through the storm — and what happens now.
|
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It wasn't the most enjoyable two hours, but I got through it.
|
|
And, honest to God, Dunkirk still got through to some of them.
|
|
But games were also the way we got through the hardest weeks.
|
|
We discussed how we got through Harvey and she totally made my night.
|
|
When I got through to that person, my Japanese ran out of steam.
|
|
"It was a difficult time, but we got through it together," says Rohrick.
|
|
I didn't even talk to my teammates and we got through just fine.
|
|
The injections were fine, I got through that by myself, it was fine.
|
|
Overall, Microsoft got through the 360 generation without much controversy over hardware revisions.
|
|
I got through day to day sometimes just living off of breakfast cereal.
|
|
First, how little of Kvothe's story we actually got through in 700 pages.
|
|
" She first replied, "I say, I'm just glad I got through the speech!
|
|
It was also a concept record and I don't think that got through.
|
|
Because we just got through that and I think the answer is no.
|
|
Thank god Bristol got through so I can follow this brainy love story.
|
|
I previously covered any shortfalls with student loans as I got through school.
|
|
I got through Indiana — This is 275 … 229 is when I came here.
|
|
I asked my now-sober friend Jake how he got through 9/11?
|
|
But after I got through the crisis I had a sense of exhilaration.
|
|
He felt good about what he did today, how he got through it.
|
|
She got through this period only by the grace of God, she says.
|
|
But if her success depended on mistranslation, how much had really got through?
|
|
And hey, we got through this without making a "truth universally acknowledged" reference.
|
|
He then cleaned up his act considerably and got through the probationary period.
|
|
What little sound got through would be of a lower, less harmful frequency.
|
|
At last, he got through, and Mursal received her dose for the month.
|
|
She heard that a friend only got through after more than 143 tries.
|
|
Even then, I had a to-read list (that I never got through).
|
|
There was no one in line, so I got through in a breeze.
|
|
Eventually he got through and told his family he was ready to marry.
|
|
It was a difficult time, Ms. Pinkins said, but she got through it.
|
|
Like many in her field, Gilliam got through a lot of disposable plastics.
|
|
We got through the mind-bending first season of the HBO superhero epic.
|
|
"I was thankful I got through a lot of the wrecks," he said.
|
|
"I got through the window and starting screaming at him," Ms. Ard said.
|
|
If we got through those troubles, we can get through the current ones.
|
|
Yet her husband got through and is now in Las Vegas, she said.
|
|
Once they got through with enough votes in that August recess, the accountability stopped.
|
|
On a power play, his shot from the blue line somehow got through traffic.
|
|
RHP Doug Fister got through five innings in his 2016 debut Saturday in Milwaukee.
|
|
The pop star energetically got through the rest of the song despite the blunder.
|
|
We know you just got through the holidays, but we didn't raise no quitters.
|
|
We got through the song without a flaw, the place erupted one last time.
|
|
When he finally got through, he found out that he ALSO won a pair!
|
|
The first thing I do is thank God that I got through the night.
|
|
It's one way to see clearly: Life was hard, but we got through it.
|
|
They were very easy to keep eating, but I only got through about half.
|
|
Mr. Roman, who has two sons, tried to call his wife, and got through.
|
|
I cried when I got through to the semi-final—I couldn't believe it.
|
|
"It was a bit of a nightmare, but we got through it," he added.
|
|
Bill was trying to explain what he was doing, and we got through there.
|
|
Huzayfah: Yeah, I got through passport control, and they asked me why I'm here.
|
|
He got through the last "woo woo woo woo," then set down his bass.
|
|
"I got through the baptism, but I was being cool for Deena," Angelina said.
|
|
Because we got around it, and she got through it, and we're still here.
|
|
I felt numb, but relieved that I got through the run-through at all.
|
|
I felt pretty full by the time I got through half of my sandwich.
|
|
PK Well, it's like what Glenn was saying about survivors: We got through it.
|
|
I tried calling my Mom for Christmas, I got through but the phone disconnected.
|
|
And while black bloc participants weren't on planning conference calls, the messages got through.
|
|
On the seventh day of calls, late in November, she got through to IES.
|
|
What kind of training did you got through to become the groomer you are today?
|
|
I got through the heady Sixties, the trippy Seventies, the imperial Eighties, the busy Nineties.
|
|
That said, Gates thinks it is too soon to tell if the message got through.
|
|
I honestly don't think we could have got through it as a family without them.
|
|
People said, "Oh they like you, but she's too green," but I got through it.
|
|
We did it for her, we did for our community, we got through this somehow.
|
|
"He got through the first verse okay," his mother, Stacey Lavely, told Boston s WCVB.
|
|
And, 'How many people just got through it because they had a friend with them?
|
|
I was not on Twitter, except for once Johana Bhuiyan texted me, it got through.
|
|
"That was a seeing-eye goal that got through a couple of guys," Gionta said.
|
|
The actress says that humor was one way her family got through the tough times.
|
|
I got through uni writing low-paying, high volume SEO optimised news for gambling websites.
|
|
"How lucky I am I got through [fame] without having any emotional scarring," Aniston mused.
|
|
The Heist Yael: Elliot got through that combo lock wirelessly with his laptop pretty quickly.
|
|
"I got through with a lot of help from my friends and family," he says.
|
|
"It's a bit worrying, we're not sure we got through to her," Shochat told Reuters.
|
|
Mark Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg got through his testimony to Congress last month pretty much unscathed.
|
|
They got through her cancer diagnosis together, and share one child, son Noah Rev, 3.
|
|
Some observers said they believed congressional criticism might have got through to the White House.
|
|
We've all been there, and got through it with a little help from our friends.
|
|
By the time we got through the practices, it made the games so much easier.
|
|
And luckily we got through it, and luckily our players mostly forgave us for it.
|
|
Our goal is try every country in the world; so far we got through 305.
|
|
Paxton then fanned Delino DeShields Jr. and then easily got through his final two innings.
|
|
Im, who got through the second round on only 25 putts, was atop the Web.
|
|
In June, she began taking Tri-Sprintec, an estrogen-progesterone pill she got through Nurx.
|
|
His long-range wrist shot from straight away got through traffic and bled though Allen.
|
|
Vigilante groups of local residents formed militias to hunt down any refugees who got through.
|
|
"When I saw the hole open up, a truck could've got through there," Patterson said.
|
|
Even those that got through to the site found a map that was frustratingly imprecise.
|
|
"I got through with a lot of help from my friends and family," says Scudder.
|
|
Heaney got through the fifth inning unscathed, but he was finished, having made 85 pitches.
|
|
"I realized how little of what I said got through to anyone," said Ms. Vosper.
|
|
He tried the number many times while in detention, he said, but never got through.
|
|
There's a book called Strangers in Their Own Land that I just got through reading.
|
|
If we got through a second season, I wouldn't see us getting through a third one.
|
|
Unfortunately today, this one got through and, you know, we understand that he was from Uzbekistan.
|
|
They have got through a lot of harder stuff but there are still many mountains ahead.
|
|
To wit: Jefferson got through his first 100 days without being deposed in a violent coup.
|
|
WATTERS: I mean, she barely got through Bernie and it&aposs only because she rigged it.
|
|
I got through my 18 minutes without peeing my pants and went back to my canapés.
|
|
"I think he found his way and got through," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said about Tillman.
|
|
Yeah, occasionally one or two got through, but they were little minor things here and there.
|
|
She got through, but he was taken to a small room for 2 hours and questioned.
|
|
"The good news is that the monkeys seem to have got through the storm," Santos said.
|
|
I got through a dozen items before being stumped by the game's demand for a strawberry.
|
|
That's actually how I got through high school and all the bullshit I go through today.
|
|
It was devastating to my family, but we got through it — and today she's doing great.
|
|
His lyrics are dubious, but Becca is just glad he got through it, as are we.
|
|
Regardless, it got through, and now the open source journal is dealing with the predictable shitstorm.
|
|
The bill got through Congress with zero opposition before it was signed by President Barack Obama.
|
|
I got through labor on gas and air; I liked the gas and air very much.
|
|
We got through security with those Ziplocs no problem and started sprinkling our pubes throughout Disney.
|
|
"Antitrusters stood by and sucked their thumbs while these mergers got through," Professor Scherer told me.
|
|
Gorsuch only got through last year after Republicans ended the legislative filibuster for the Supreme Court.
|
|
"We got through whirling disease and mud snails, and we'll get through P.K.D.," Mr. Nelson said.
|
|
THE END-OF-AUSTERITY message has certainly got through to the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS).
|
|
Was it your pleading that got through, or that they just never intended to kill you?
|
|
But those first months, we only got through it because we didn't have a backup plan.
|
|
The way he held it for 60 minutes and got through it speaks to his character.
|
|
Once we got through all the policy questions, then they get to the personal ones, right?
|
|
When I finally got through, though, I learned that Chloe's owner had died the week before.
|
|
Once we got through the security entrance, I was admitted and brought to the waiting room.
|
|
Eventually, he got through, described his symptoms and was told he wasn't eligible for a test.
|
|
The seven dancers all got through any number of costumes (designed by Mr. Beamish) and masks.
|
|
He last got through seven innings in his first start of the season on April 2100.
|
|
Vasilevskiy never saw the shot and the puck got through for Clifford's sixth at 6:52.
|
|
How they got through the locks and things up to that area, I do not know.
|
|
The bill got through the state assembly and is up for a vote in the Senate.
|
|
She said she got through her captivity by thinking that her parents were searching for her.
|
|
"I realized how little of what I said got through to anyone," said Ms. Vosper, 20183.
|
|
Remembering how you got through hardship before will remind you that you're stronger than you think.
|
|
If they got through our early-warning system this time, they can probably do it again.
|
|
That's how I got through the first four years: delivering newspapers, every day of the week.
|
|
When we got through, the bus stopped, everyone got off, and we boarded this other bus.
|
|
So thankfully I got through everything, and I hope my younger sisters can do the same.
|
|
The problem is the 20 percent of videos that got through the net totaled some 300,000.
|
|
Some never got through high school, and at least one went no further than grade school.
|
|
I mostly just got through Genesis—but I did a lot of research on prayer services.
|
|
His popularity was straightforward: the legislature stymied his constitutional changes, but his road-building programme got through.
|
|
In those tense moments, just remember that Dame Helen Mirren got through it, and you can, too.
|
|
The ACA ended limits on marketplace plans and on most insurance plans people got through their jobs.
|
|
"They went through a rocky patch, and they got through it on the other side," he adds.
|
|
"You got through hardships and it makes you appreciate things on a whole other level," she says.
|
|
We got through our own record collections, but we first and foremost keep our audience in mind.
|
|
Sebastian said on CNN that once he finally got through, the state party hung up on him.
|
|
An adviser on the deal said the bid got through because it was "Australian, unconditional and fast".
|
|
Locust Valley never looked quite as good as it did after Mr. Lauren got through with it.
|
|
The SPD got through eight leaders during Mrs Merkel's 18 years at the top of the CDU.
|
|
The media covered the ad, discussed the ad, and the message that Goldwater was dangerous got through.
|
|
But he got through, which is good, especially for a young pitcher at the major league level.
|
|
Talk to someone who has been through some shit and ask them how they got through it.
|
|
When she finally got through they were off the keys somewhere and Adam was all bad news.
|
|
It got through a full day of listening at various volumes and frequent changing of sound profiles.
|
|
Without distractions, I got through more articles in 20 minutes than I usually do in an hour.
|
|
"We just got through one campaign season, and we all need a break from politics," Noem said.
|
|
I wrote a story a while ago that was how they got through this guy's two-factor.
|
|
Roark (20-27.47), meanwhile, struggled with his command but got through six innings while throwing 23 pitches.
|
|
"But those first months, we only got through it because we didn&apost have a backup plan."
|
|
But once Eovaldi got through the fifth inning, he and others started to think about the possibilities.
|
|
But I got through it totally intact, with two healthy, happy children, now age 22 and 16.
|
|
She got through it, shedding the gimmick like you'd shed any other bad job for better things.
|
|
Yeah, it got through to her, but she kind of lost it when my brother got killed.
|
|
Gsellman also pitched the ninth but got through it and notched his fifth save by retiring Gardner.
|
|
Arrieta got through the sixth unscathed, though, and relievers Pedro Strop and Travis Wood navigated the seventh.
|
|
By the time I got through those, a couple dozen more had stacked up right behind them.
|
|
A few minutes later, still on hold, I got through to a service member on the phone.
|
|
When Verlander got through, the sides struck a deal with just minutes to spare for postseason eligibility.
|
|
We got through the hard stuff and we got to this point together and everyone is satisfied.
|
|
How we felt and how we made each other laugh and how we got through the day?
|
|
I got through over par and didn't get any coming in when I hit some good putts.
|
|
"I got through," he said on Twitter later, once he was able to connect to the station.
|
|
The entire debacle can be found and downloaded here, and thankfully the vote got through with ease.
|
|
We got through this once before, Ms Kingsolver's echoes seem to say; we'll get through it again, somehow.
|
|
She'd got through an unhappy marriage and her life had been cut short at a tragically young age.
|
|
Allen closed that inning, then got through a shaky ninth to earn his 153th save of the season.
|
|
It got through the House by a 305-102 margin and will head to President Donald Trump's desk.
|
|
I got through and became the first person ever to go from the qualifiers to the quarter-final.
|
|
" Despite that, Piquet Jr. says the Jaguar Racing team got through the first test with "no major dramas.
|
|
As to whether or not I got through some of the details on some of the pages, no.
|
|
During one five-day driving stretch with no sleep, Nick got through more than £1,000 worth of crack.
|
|
"We're happy now, because we got through a nightmare, that I don't know how…," Sanjuana Zamago told NBC5.
|
|
The first one I got through on my own, but the second one was after—whatever, 26 hours.
|
|
When she got through customs at the San Francisco airport, she noticed an eerie quiet in the terminal.
|
|
After I got through security, I was struck by how much better the concourse looked this time around.
|
|
Just when he thought he got through it, trust the ever cheeky Grimmy to make it awkward again.
|
|
We got through that, and now Craigslist owns that equity, which would have otherwise been in other hands.
|
|
In her first play, she got through all of her lines in a Northern English accent without slipping.
|
|
Only a smattering of aid got through, and it did little if anything to loosen Mr. Maduro's control.
|
|
The [police] might bust one or two, but there would still be 28 or 29 who got through.
|
|
I got through a day's worth of moderate to even heavy use multiple times in the past week.
|
|
The 53 champion Wayde van Niekerk got through as the last qualifier after finishing third in his heat.
|
|
Meyer got through the third inning without allowing a run for his first scoreless frame in the game.
|
|
We got through the first four books, 50 hours in all (leaving another 67 for our next trip).
|
|
Injecting some youthfulness and fun into it — that got through to me as a jaded watch industry professional.
|
|
Eventually she got through the program, despite her small size, and entered the army as an intelligence analyst.
|
|
So, once I got through the Lyme disease period, I thought adding music to the story might be good.
|
|
Throughout high school, when I got home, I put on Bane, and that's how I got through my day.
|
|
But our guys weathered it and got through it, and we found a way to close the game out.
|
|
In comments following her win, Hyde-Smith said she "persevered" and "got through things" on the way to victory.
|
|
According to an email summary of one day's work, they got through more than 50 before stopping at midnight.
|
|
Eichel caught the Rangers on a poor line change, got through two defenders and slid the puck past Georgiev.
|
|
Luckily, news outlets were there to stream the event and the announcements got through despite Facebook's own broadcast struggles.
|
|
A lot of people go through this stuff on their own and I'm just glad I got through it.
|
|
I got through it by reminding myself that things will get better if I keep trying and moving forward.
|
|
Staying positive after the show finished filming has been 'difficult' – but the newly engaged couple got through it together.
|
|
A Trump confidante credits the bombshell FBI announcement as the wake-up call that finally got through to Trump.
|
|
I think by the time they got through the cheesegrinder, they sounded like a synthesizer, which would've been cheaper.
|
|
But at this point, I got through that big hurdle—there's definitely a time commitment involved with that charity.
|
|
I rarely got through a full day without being called a stupid bitch for something that wasn't my fault.
|
|
Once I got through a few days without it, I decided to see if I could make it longer.
|
|
We did some research, and Caitlan, from our Office team, got through to Katrina, a manager at Magic City.
|
|
Mike: So it's pretty mind-boggling that both of these things got through the organization and into the app.
|
|
After I got through I had the canister half full of dirt and the foam filter was completely dirty!
|
|
"It was devastating to my family, but we got through it and today she's doing great," Mr. Rohrabacher says.
|
|
She used ice and ibuprofen and got through the race, but the pain had been with her ever since.
|
|
Something to be got through first, some unfinished business; time still to be served, a debt to be paid.
|
|
Last year, a few dingoes got through the fence and terrorized his ewes, causing them to abandon their young.
|
|
They said, 'Don't do that,' not, 'This is what I did, and this is how I got through it.
|
|
Tows for a string of barges cannot got through the section between mile markers 121 and 134 without assistance.
|
|
In the early stages, I got through a couple of bags of Haribo and a tray of Chips Ahoy!
|
|
Guns N' Roses got through about 20 songs instead of its normal 28 at Abu Dhabi's Du Arena, Billboard reported.
|
|
He went out there after the one rough inning in the third and bounced back and got through six innings.
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We spoke for almost two hours and still only got through about a third of what we hoped to discuss.
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Whatever stuff I had was stuff that I got through actual sources and stuff that maybe wasn't supposed to leave.
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"We did the same for William and Kate and some of it got through to them, some of it didn't!"
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After Ford and Taylor got through with them, most jobs needed less of everything—less brains, less muscle, less independence.
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The working 64DD unit MJR got through Craigslist had one very strange feature: the boot-up screen was in English.
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Indeed our panel has burned through $260bn doing so (see chart 212); its companies got through $211bn in 28.7 alone.
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But enough of them got through to cause significant damage and kill at least seven Iranian officers, including a colonel.
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Parker came into Thursday's game and got through a scoreless 10th inning despite giving up a hit and a walk.
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Kurt and I got through one of the worst things a couple can go through, and we came out stronger.
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He made a decent dent on that, but he barely got through a fifth of the super-thick vanilla milkshake.
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"I got through about four minutes of the thing and then started, you know, getting the hanky out," Obama said.
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We're told J.T.'s teammate Kyrie Irving got through the door without a hitch ... which makes sense 'cause he's 25.
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We're told the crooks got through a side door, ransacked the pad and jacked $160k worth of jewelry and purses.
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"If the U.S. got through with unfair competition, other industries would also be subject to the same threat," Gabriel warned.
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"How lucky I am I got through [fame] without having any emotional scarring," Aniston said when reflecting on her career.
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"We spent 18 days in the intensive care unit just praying that he got through," Garcia said, the outlet reports.
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Perhaps we got through a couple of weeks of jotting down dates before we abandoned it on a shelf somewhere.
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When she was diagnosed with cancer, she had surgery, chemotherapy and radiation and got through it without too much trouble.
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Instead, she got through all of the reading and learning materials for each topic before attempting to complete an assignment.
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We've seen that a few times, with people that have unfortunately not got through the final rounds, for whatever reason.
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Once I got through security, I spent a whopping $20 at Starbucks on coffee, breakfast, and some snacks for later.
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"I must have kept it because I must have not wanted to forget that I got through it," she said.
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Bob Menendez for a bit says he got through to the President, who called him back from Air Force One.
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Clyburn got through to Biden, and the former vice president told aides he was going to take the congressman's advice.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "He almost got through a whole tweet without a spelling error, but at the last minute, he chocked.
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" An Irish lawyer, Aoife Carroll, wrote: "I'd love to know how many editors that article got through before being published.
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Thomas and Froome got through Stage 24.5 unscathed, the main goal for those eyeing overall victory rather than stage wins.
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Roy's one-timer from the blue line got through traffic and past Rask at 245:59 of the third period.
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I got through it, my start wasn't the best but I just focused on my race and just out executed everybody.
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It appeared Lehtonen had stopped Brown's wrist shot from the slot, but the puck got through him and crossed the line.
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Being on my own and doing all the primary care for a preemie was a lot, but we got through it.
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I would exercise before I would shower becauseby the time I got through exercising I'd be sweating, so okay,shower time.
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After the exchange, Eid talked to a college counselor and eventually got through to someone who is helping with his complaint.
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A.J. Green gets fed first in Cincinnati, but I just got through talking about how insanely pass-happy the NFL is.
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He got through college by reading two versions of the textbooks — one in English and the other in his native Hindi.
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He has, however, had one second and three third places and most importantly got through the season without a serious injury.
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"We got along so well, the other got through the force field much quicker than either of us anticipated," he said.
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You guys got through what you needed to, and I'm sorry you have this tattoo for the rest of your life.
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The negotiator stationed at the 911 center then called and got through three times to Mateen, who was inside the nightclub.
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It also wasn't immediately clear if the pistol was loaded or how it got through security at the airport in Dhaka.
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But with some persistence (and the help of my brother and roommate) I got through maybe a third of the game.
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Oh, there was tons of gossip, and then when they got through gossiping about other people they'd gossip about each other.
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"We knew there would be a shock factor, but quite frankly, I thought we got through it pretty good," Hinson said.
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Trooper, a proven fighter, got through the surgery and is now focused on recovery and learning to walk on three legs.
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Mr. Grove got through lectures by learning to lip read and then deciphering his notes at home or at the library.
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In the 163th minute, Australia got even on a long-distance strike from Chloe Logarzo that got through Brazil goalkeeper Barbara.
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" Jenna adds, "He had practiced with me so he got through it, he teared up but it wasn't like a mess.
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They wouldn't want to post a picture and get us all in trouble, because they'd be proud they got through it.
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He got through that with the help of his fellow Marines, but the return to the United States was more unsettling.
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"If he had got through the fifth inning unscathed, he would have left there with some real good confidence," Collins said.
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I was one putt away from not being in match play and then I got through and it started from scratch.
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I got through a few planks, kind of nodding off while standing there—it was about 7:30AM at this point.
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By the time I got through to the Board of Elections, I'd packed my bag and was positioned by the door.
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Despite their disagreements throughout the years, they always got through it by working it out "equitably, honestly and fairly," they shared.
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Yet so far the government has got through just five of 11 major laws that are needed to make Brexit workable.
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Snell got through five innings before the former Yankee Chase Whitley held the Yankees scoreless for two and two-thirds innings.
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In an East Jerusalem soccer club on a recent night, he barely got through his platform before residents began endorsing him.
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After crashing in similar conditions on Friday, Chris Froome of England got through the stage without incident despite several treacherous descents.
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Mr. Grove got through lectures by learning to read lips and then deciphering his notes at home or at the library.
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So she gave us a head start even before they got through the door, just to know that something was happening.
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Mr. Robertson, 58, said that he got through his addiction when he met people who understood where he was coming from.
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I got through US immigration and customs in 20 minutes, without any significant screening or information offered about the coronavirus outbreak.
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That's terrifying, but I remind myself that I got through "Fairview," which asked me to spend its last 10 minutes onstage.
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After about an hour on hold, she got through to someone at the C.D.C. By then, my temperature was 101.7 degrees.
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After about an hour on hold, she got through to someone at the C.D.C. By then, my temperature was 101.7 degrees.
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He got through it by self-medicating, but after a few friends died of overdoses, he toned the partying way down.
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Rose told the Tonight Show host about her experience, how she got through it, and what she's learned from the experience.
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She says she got through it by putting each part of her life in a different room and closing the door.
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Beto O'Rourke got through the Senate primary without a runoff, CNN projected, and is now set to take on Republican Sen.
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Don't try to get past or get over the 'bigger issue', just celebrate the fact that you got through that one moment.
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And according to the Chinese news agency Xinhua, it got through Tuesday's test drive in Qinhuangdao without decapitating a single Geely Panda.
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What we walked through, the best of it and the worst of it, we got through it because we did it together.
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"'Course, there's no way the two of them could've got through all of that in a couple of days," Mr. Self writes.
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"I wore really long opera length gloves and a mask and just kind of got through it," Maxwell told host Andy Cohen.
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Older teachers had told her if she got through the first few difficult years, she could achieve a comfortable, middle-class life.
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"The wind seems to have decreased tremendously and it seems we have got through the worst of it," Masters told BuzzFeed News.
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Canadian rookie Lance Stroll was 13th for Williams and got through the session unscathed after a number of crashes during winter testing.
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When was the last time you got through something you needed to do without taking out your phone and scrolling through Instagram?
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But it also seemed there was no clear plan for distributing the aid, if it got through, to millions of starving people.
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We were this team and we got through a lot of stuff together but then just in an instant it's all gone.
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I got through one of the toughest engineering programs in the country despite programming being my worst subject, because I had to.
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By the time me and a small squadron of other journalists got through the doors at 7:30, that number had tripled.
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What to watch: Disney needs to divest the 22 regional sports networks it got through its acquisition of most of Fox's assets.
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I read the first manuscript, got through it all, then I looked down and went, 'Holy s—, I wish I was him!
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"I got through the past nine months by bringing my friends and family really close and relying on their love," he said.
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One flight from the U.N. World Food Programme got through to Quissanga on Tuesday, though downpours stopped any more, the agency said.
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I tried to ask her some questions, but Tinder was so slow that everything only got through to her the next day.
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Despite the fact that there were just three of us instead of the usual four, we got through a mountain of stuff.
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Steve Tew No. We've made a very firm commitment that that exercise wouldn't take place until we got through this World Cup.
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Morales said his brother in Houston got through to their father's cellphone Monday, but someone else answered before the connection was lost.
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But Wade kept us right there, and we got a little cushion for him and he got through six, which was nice.
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We just got through GDPR and now the California Consumer Privacy Act is going to set the industry back to the 1990s.
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Without Cespedes and Syndergaard, the Mets got through the rest of the game with relievers Seth Lugo, Jerry Blevins and Erik Goeddel.
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When he turned the ringer on the cops got through and told him to come out of the house ... which he did.
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We somehow got through that first, terrifying — for me, at least — class and tacitly agreed to not speak of the subject again.
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He got through life without a single public scandal or drama to his name — practically, it seems, without ever raising his voice.
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"We just got through passport control and will head where our people are!" he posted on Twitter from the airport in Caracas.
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"I don't know how we got through it," Jackson, the 73-year-old Hall of Fame slugger, said in a phone interview.
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We got through the first period, which is always tough in here and after that, I think we really cranked it out.
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Wright built the home with a $5,000 loan he got through his employer, Louis Sullivan, a well-known architect at the time.
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"They ignored the real data, created false scores, and somehow got through a peer review system that I cannot understand," he said.
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But on the eve of the election, Luther Strange got through on the phone to Trump and asked him for his endorsement.
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The message got through to Johnson and Corker, who were threatening to vote against the tax bill in the Senate Budget Committee.
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Schenn's first goal came 4:51 into the game when his shot from the high slot got through the legs of Quick.
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"We just got through passport control and will head where our people are!" he posted on Twitter from an airport near Caracas.
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First pitch, it's untied, and we got through that inning, but we weren't in a position to give up a whole lot more.
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I only got through 30 seconds of this video before I knew I was going to have to watch it five times over.
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For the lawyers, for the prosecutors, for the people who got through this as witnesses and victims, I think it's emotional for everybody.
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Who knows, you might not even need to shop on Cyber Monday because you got through your entire gift list on Black Friday.
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But I got through it, and I found a way to take that moment of terror and turn it into strength within myself.
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"Somehow, the puck had eyes, got through, went off my left skate, went right back out in front," Howard said of the rebound.
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Speeding particles of dust and ice can really damage a spacecraft's systems, but luckily, the LRO got through this close brush relatively unscathed.
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Joe Barton (R-TX) started his questioning by reading off a query he got through Facebook, saying he had "dozens" of similar ones.
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In an interview with Milwaukee local station TMJ4, Lee opened up about how she got through the deaths of two of her children.
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We got through the Republican National Convention, now it's just one more week until we're officially in the race for the White House.
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She got through to the only people she trusted to get her justice: a team of five former sex workers trained as paralegals.
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These devastated devotees got through it, with nothing more than a playlist and the knowledge that someday there would be a reunion tour.
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America, and more specifically the American electoral process will get through this, as we got through our own brush with tea party politics.
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Perhaps it's because, when I was young, I got through enough of it on a daily basis to permanently alter my body odor.
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"We got through all the laps that we needed and got some good feedback about the car," said Hamilton after a cold afternoon.
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They're also women like Anita Hill, who I look up to and think if Anita Hill got through 1991, we'll get through 2018.
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We got through security and were met by our friends, who had confetti canons, which didn't help with the intense feelings of despair.
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The first six months were brutal, but I got through the morass that my predecessor left behind, and ever since it's been fantastic.
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But yeah, there's so many different issues discussed, and we only got through a third of the things we're supposed to talk about.
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"When I finally got through and spoke to my mom, my mom said Sarah had been hit in the head," Mr. Radney said.
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It's very, very disconcerting, but I comfort myself with the thought that we've been through the dark times before and got through them.
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Scherzer struck out Javier Baez, which would have been the third out, but the ball got through the legs of Wieters, the catcher.
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The Netherlands made its World Cup debut in 213 and got through to the knockout stage but lost to eventual runner-up Japan.
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He is the general's general — got through the Senate very, very quickly, which in this country is not easy I will tell you.
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I was so stoked when I got through training, and then I did three weeks in a row of just Winnie the Pooh.
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That pattern repeated for several years: The ERA got through the Virginia Senate, only to be stifled in a GOP-controlled House committee.
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Mr. Lopez made more than one attempt to report his suspicions in the years before he got through to a detective in 2012.
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The committee got through opening statements from its members and Gorsuch, and will begin questioning the nominee when the hearing reconvenes on Tuesday.
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"We've got through our programme today, finished all the sessions and got all the information we needed from the tyres," the Briton said.
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The chocolate M&M's shake was dense, but when the soft serve and candy bits finally got through the straw they were great.
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After initially being told by an automated operator that the hold time would be 30 minutes, the chair got through in five minutes.
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That same month Kushner was largely responsible for getting Trump to support an extensive prison and sentencing overhaul that got through the Senate.
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I love that every day, I get to tell the women prisoners I help that if I got through it, so can they.
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Kavanaugh, the argument goes, didn't get through because Republicans had the votes; he got through because Democrats weren't tough enough to stop him.
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If he got through the 13-foot-21 Klay Thompson, he had to deal with the 212-foot-24 Andre Iguodala; if he got through Iguodala, there stood Draymond Green, the most dominant defensive player of these playoffs, who is likely nowhere near his listed height of 6 feet 7 inches but plays as if he were well over 7 feet tall.
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But he was foiled for a second time -- stopped by two church officials, Ramesh Raju and Rasalingam Sasikumar, before he got through the door.
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Cobb got through the sixth, but when he gave up a leadoff double to the Angels' Maldonado to start the seventh, he was finished.
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A side-loaded app, theoretically, has a lot more privileges than just a regular VPN app that you got through the App Store. Yep.
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Remember, before UFC 229 earlier this month ... Conor told reporters he'd be interested in a superfight with Silva after he got through Khabib Nurmagomedov.
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A music major at Auburn University, Clark got through school in part by working as the equipment and logistics person for the music department.
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Scherzer then got through the seventh and eighth before Sean Doolittle came on in the ninth and closed it out for his 13th save.
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The "Southern Border Programme", funded partly with American money, does not so much put up barriers as round up people who have got through.
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Instead, the people fleeing Qaraqosh found a checkpoint on the road to Kurdistan open, and got through — but had to leave their vehicles behind.
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Ero got through school by getting another student to copy the exam questions down from the chalkboard for her in exchange for the answers.
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He didn't say how he was getting around the problem, but he left me in no doubt he'd make sure his message got through.
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The company also said it was increasing production at its Gigafactory in Buffalo, New York, which it got through its 2016 Solar City acquisition.
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He and eight others at Cruz Bay Landing got through Irma, so now they're preparing for the same but hoping for something less devastating.
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It's certainly a functional piece of work — I got through without noticing any bugs or framerate issues — as well as a solidly crafted one.
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It is undeniably plucky of North Korea, despite the challenges it faces, to have got through some preliminary heats in the nuclear-arms race.
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We're playing it the way I got through most main series Mario games, before I could drive: we're passing the controller back and forth.
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Do you have a sense of what percentage of your readers got through it versus looked at the first page, first couple hundred words?
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Some people sit a vipassana once, feel satisfied that they got through the ordeal, and then don't notice any great change in their life.
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"We just got through passport control and will head where our people are!" he posted on Twitter from an airport near Caracas, the capital.
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In contrast, Obama has the most boring personal life imaginable, and is the rare president who got through a second term without significant scandals.
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Hayes Brown: Okay Ryan, so we just got through two weeks of impeachment hearings and one of the things that you wrote on Buzzfeednews.
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"So we got through the prelims and felt pretty good since he backed off a little before the finish and still ran 6.47," Hall said.
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Look, I got through it fine, and I certainly had many projects that I was able to write or sometimes even shoot as a pilot.
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Ahead, six of them give insights on how they got through wedding planning, what they ended up spending, and who helped them foot the bill.
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"It's been very hot today, but we got through most of the program," said Hamilton, who is 29 points clear of Bottas after seven races.
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Turner goes through the electrical maze in a painstaking 40 seconds ... nearly tapping the wire MULTIPLE times as he got through the twists and turns.
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Relying so heavily on Google Maps may seem foolhardy now that we've seen all the mistakes it has made, but he got through it fine.
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However, he notes that since the two have gone through just about anything that two people can endure, they got through the wedding mishap, too.
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But what I got through hypnotic regression therapy was that I needed to cook neurologically that much longer because of what they added to me.
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I was not always able to deal with it in the best way, but I got through it because that's one of the biggest lessons.
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"We just got through for a loop there the first ... two or three stages," said Logano, who was invisible the first half of the race.
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But it got through the Senate because it also had support from several Republicans, including the bill's libertarian-leaning co-sponsor, Mike Lee from Utah.
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But to his satisfaction, two short-range missiles, hidden like needles in haystacks among multiple salvoes of conventionally armed rockets, had got through to Seoul.
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I got through it and managed to sing the song, but it was weird because we'd just broken up and that's always a weird time.
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"He wasn't as sharp as he's been but when he needed to be, he bowed up and got through," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
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Even if some celebrity did try to take theirs back to their mansion, the battery would likely die before they got through the security gates.
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All of the leaders she examined in "Quirky" had early wins because "they got through struggles that allowed them to accomplish something amazing," she says.
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"Humans are incredibly adaptable, we got through the Great Ice Age," he said, so he has no fears that we will adapt to climate change.
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He had a bunch of modeling gigs lined up -- his manager and wife got through -- but Meeks' old rap sheet came back to haunt him.
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They were posted at each of the three elevator banks leading to guest rooms, making sure that only those who had key cards got through.
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Given a free out, David Robertson got through the inning easily, retiring Jonathan Lucroy on a liner to left and then striking out Nick Martini.
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" Beckinsale says they got through the premiere with gritted teeth, but the next day Weinstein invited her over so their children could have a "playdate.
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Jay made sure the woman got through the roaring crowd before they shared an awesome heart-to-heart moment ... with 20,000 people watching, of course.
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A novelist who was in China during the 2009 swine flu pandemic relays how she got through a 10-day quarantine (Coke and Pringles helped).
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Jordan Hicks got through on a few disguised blitzes, and rookie D-lineman Zach Allen had three hits while teaming with Jones on several stunts.
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Unlike the warehouse robots in Kent, which were based on the machines Amazon got through its Kiva acquisition, these arms come from an outside company.
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That he got through it and the worst he has to show for his pain is a half-baked rap-rock album is genuinely impressive.
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I'm afraid having told you what I have, I don't have much of a strategy for you; I only have what worked for me, which is how I got through that one and the next one and got into graduate school and got my job and got through the transphobia at University of Texas: you just put your head down and you keep fucking moving forward.
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It was a wild time, and nothing negative, but I'm definitely thankful that we got through it somewhat unscathed, and I'm really proud of that album.
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It was made clear that once the girls got through security and were in the room with her, they could touch and refer to her freely.
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To check up on how much data you've got through, open up the Watch app then tap on My Watch and Cellular for the latest reading.
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By the time a bill got through a committee, you could expect it to come out in a form that was broadly acceptable to both sides.
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Within a matter of hours, he gained enough levels to use almost all of the upgrades he got through loot crates and was dominating the competition.
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"What I'm amazed about you, Seth, is you somehow got through this and are a hero to so many other young LGBTQ community members," Klobuchar said.
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I'm currently 29 in the health profession (I am paying off those LOVELY loans by myself) and so dang proud of how I got through college.
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"Given that they just got through implementing the last one, I think it'll be a while before we see another," said Jackdaw Research analyst Jan Dawson.
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Whether the censors were quick enough to bleep colorful language or a curse got through to the broadcast, we won't be forgetting these speeches anytime soon.
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He got through the early weeks by stocking up on artificial sweeteners and focusing on how much his 2-year-old son needed a healthy dad.
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Those first two weeks were so trying, but once we got through those first two weeks and edited everything, we realized that this was something magical.
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Got through everything I needed to, got up to that fifth inning, got some guys on base, worked out of the stretch, did multiple different things.
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Economists will argue for decades to come over whether those tax cuts he got through Congress were the reason for the economic boom of the 1980s.
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He spoke to the audience at the Business of Home's first Future of Home conference about how his fledgling startup got through the 2008 financial meltdown.
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The pranksters, Alexey Stolyarov and Vladimir Kuznetsov, got through to Graham, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill on foreign policy, in August.
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" That's also something you would literally see: Don Johnson, 30 years later, in US Weekly, "How Don Johnson Got Through the Trauma Trapped in His Body.
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The bank also got through the Federal Reserve's stress tests in 2017 without objections from the regulator, something it had struggled to do in previous years.
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Israel's Iron Dome air-defense batteries intercepted more than 20 of those that had the potential to do damage, the military said, but some got through.
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Among the first five, only one, a local climber named Bimini Horstmann, got through, by facing away from the wall, and only on her third attempt.
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Such ships are important to Beijing's international image – witness the attention Russia got through sending its only carrier to conduct airstrikes in Syria late last year.
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Donald Trump called Pence twice while they were still on the runway and finally got through on the third call and spoke with Pence, Short said.
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Browder said Veselnitskaya probably "made 12 attempts to get into the Trump camp" and the attempt to reach Trump Jr. is the one that got through.
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Under his watch, [he said] without specifically saying it, this is going to be a different regime than the Obama one where everything just got through.
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So anyway, we got through those 24 hours, and there was an enormous and glowing article in the Times about his career and all that stuff.
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I got through a whole marathon after my insulin pump failed at mile 13 because I had brought backup supplies to inject the old fashioned way.
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I got through security as quickly as possible and went straight to the duty-free apothecary to buy tampons and met my family at the gate afterward.
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"I finally got through and when I came back holding a squirt ranch bottle I said something like, 'I got my ranch,'" she told New York Magazine.
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Those plans, the CBO estimates, will come with deductibles of around $6,000 — which means they would bankrupt many poor people before they ever got through the deductible.
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Marie, for instance, chose to end her pregnancy with pills she got through a friend after a bad experience seeking an in-clinic abortion in the past.
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If even one drone got through, the laser would probably be the priority target—for destroying it would leave the way open for a subsequent, unchallenged attack.
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"There's never a guarantee but I was always positive," the 35-year-old told the Australian Open website about how he got through the doldrums last year.
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Source: 'Sophisticated' laptop bomb on Somali plane got through X-ray machine Somali insurgent group, Al-Shabaab, an Al Qaeda affiliate, claimed responsibility for last month's attack.
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I got through three arpeggios before my lip turned blue, and I felt as if I had just had a triple bypass while standing on two feet.
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Most commonly, it's in regards toThis past filing season, only 33% of callers got through on the telephone line dealing with compliance issues like liens and levies.
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Duffey got through the third inning but was lifted at the start of the fourth, allowing six runs and seven hits, raising his season ERA to 26.06.
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"The New York Health Act got through the assembly twice, only to be stalled in the Senate Committee," said Katarina Mesarovich, who mobilizes healthcare activists for PEER.
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Melendez, the host, had three different interactions with two White House operators and got through two call screens before Jared Kushner called him from Air Force One.
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Like going on a rollercoaster, or eating an incredibly hot curry, it's something slightly crazy but basically entirely safe that you feel like you "got through" together.
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I thought I had the wrong number, but I tried again and got through to the same person... and the texts continued from them [to my husband].
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I went to walk away, but was grabbed by security guards and furiously asked how I'd got through to this level of security without a boarding pass.
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Kushner kept talking to Butts and Telford, and on Thursday a message got through that the United States wanted to know what was non-negotiable for Canada.
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To ensure that the message got through, Mr. Yanukovych and Mr. Akhmetov pointedly mentioned McKinsey in talks with American officials, according to diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks.
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His fun wasn't shared, but Chidi's lessons ultimately got through to Michael: He even used his newly acquired knowledge of Kierkegaard to help the group avoid capture.
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It took three pitchers, but Houston got through another scoreless inning, with the Dodgers stranding two more runners — bringing them to an ugly eight for the game.
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He carried the puck down the left side, flicked it toward the net from the bottom of the circle and it got through on the short side.
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Little aid got through on Saturday, the opposition's hope for mass desertions by Venezuelan security forces fizzled, and Mr. Maduro's government called the attempt a failed coup.
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I got through high school behind the wheel of a lovely Regal two-door, powered by a V6 engine and outfitted in an elegant brown velour interior.
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When I ran Gizmodo's Photoshop test, in which we batch convert and resize RAW image files into JPEGs, the Optane build got through the task 2800 seconds faster.
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"We got through a lot of work and did a lot of laps and I think that's the most important thing for me at the moment," said Verstappen.
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It's a difficult book to stomach and probably not what I should read before sleeping, but I highly recommend it for anyone that got through Dave Egger's Zeitoun.
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WE GOT THROUGH THE SCARE BACK IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY WHERE IT WAS FEARS THAT CHINA WOULD CAUSE A RECESSION IN THE U.S. OR A RECESSION IN CHINA.
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Behind closed doors in Berlin the tone has hardened, a message that seems to have got through to both Paris and Brussels, where expectations are being revised down.
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She got through despite her association with Edward Burke, a politician recently charged by the FBI for trying to extort payments from executives of a fast-food restaurant.
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Meanwhile, the Democrats staved off a leadership challenge to Nancy Pelosi, got through a fight for party chair, and filibustered Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch without major fratricide.
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Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) responded to the statement by saying she got through to the "reality star" president that a military parade was a bad idea.
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On Tuesday, he got through 1 1/3 innings, walking one in the first and another with one out in the second before coming out of the game.
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" In a light-hearted Tweet, Stiller wrote, "I'm not exactly sure what my credentials are as a Goodwill Ambassador, or who approved it, but somehow I got through.
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"We'll be talking about this a year from now, but Comcast-NBC got through," he said, referring to the $30 billion purchase of NBCUniversal by cable company Comcast.
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Peterson, 28, was among the early starters who got through most of their rounds before wet weather left waterlogged parts of the two courses used for the tournament.
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Dirie said it was shocking and surprising to find her life story was now going on stage, but still the message about FGM had still not got through.
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It's as heartbreaking an outcome as you can imagine for a kicker, but Parkey got through the stretch about as well as any athlete could, given the circumstances.
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"As proud as I am of the long tough matches I got through, it is no longer humane to watch athletes almost 'kill' themselves to win," Rubin wrote.
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It never got through, not just because fossil-fuel interests hated it but also because elements of the left, not wanting to help nuclear plants, also opposed it.
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"What's got through is just the tip of the iceberg," said Shiraz Maher, deputy director of the International Center for the Study of Radicalization, at King's College London.
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Once we got through my Virgo and Scorpio basics (organized and driven for the former, good at reading subtext for the latter), we got to the good stuff.
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You ever watch a train-wreck of a commercial and wonder how on earth it got through all the people it had to get through to get on air?
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The Seattle Mariners just got through playing three straight series against teams currently leading their divisions and did not fare well with a 3-7 mark in those games.
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Another group of protesters, called the Democracy Spring, got through the first security fence by getting a ride on Uber, which has a pick-up/drop-off point there.
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I literally laid with her, with her husband, and their dog, and his son… When I came back, Bradley was so gentle with me and we got through it.
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"I got through a really bad breakup," says Petras, whose inspiration for her song was "being cheated on, getting over that and letting somebody go" amid recent career milestones.
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"So, by about 2008, we started to see the vaccine rates drop as the word got through the Somali community that autism was linked to measles vaccination," he said.
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OBAMA: Yeah, I got through about four minutes of the thing and then started, you know, getting the hanky out and... AXELROD: Which you don't really do that much.
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On a third-and-15 from the Missouri 22, Hasan got through a blitz to the 1, setting up Vaughn's 1-yard scoring run for a 7-0 lead.
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We somehow got through that night and the day that followed, after she woke up and we talked — much more civilly than I expected — about what I had read.
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But beyond what might be the worst HoloLens demo we've seen to date, the message still got through: HoloLens could eventually work well as a tool for remote teaching.
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David Cote: Well it is a new pattern because I got through the ten years and the 11thyear and by the way this has been a great strategy right.
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The moment I got through the front door of my house, I unfastened my skirt and stepped out of it, leaving it to be dealt with the next morning.
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Not to say that we wouldn't have got through it if we weren't engaged, but there's something really strange about having so much euphoria followed by so much despair.
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The details from this sexual encounter are hazy—probably because my brain is trying to block it all out—and I'm surprised we even got through it in full.
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"The sooner you got through the investigation, the better it would be to do the report," said Representative Tom Cole, Republican of Oklahoma, who is not on the panel.
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It was possible, Dr. Kong reasoned, that genes could influence how far children got through school by influencing their parents' behavior rather than the actions of the children themselves.
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After Hart, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump got through frenzies about sexual transgressions by enduring the ridicule, enlisting their wives to defend them on TV, and attacking their accusers.
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WILMORE: I mean, if you strip it down to just a family going through a tough time, it was not a very good time, but they got through it.
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To be sure the message got through, representatives fanned out to team hotels to deliver letters to ensure the repercussions of associating with the tarnished coach were made clear.
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About its development, and about the possibility of succumbing to forces of chaos, he warned, "We got through by the skin of our teeth, and it might happen again."
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Some Democrats warned on Tuesday that it's time to move on, noting that an impeachment effort would face a GOP buzz saw even if it got through the House.
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The reliever then struck out Maybin, but the ball got through the legs of Grandal for a passed ball, allowing Revere to take third and Maybin to break for first.
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Kaseberg said he called, wrote and tweeted at the show and its writers in each case, and finally got through to head writer Mike Sweeney after the Washington Monument joke.
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But once we got through that, it just sent good shockwaves through all of competition that we have the right team, the right partner, the right approach to doing this.
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Miley got through six innings and allowed six runs on 10 hits 03B Kyle Seager went 0-for-3 Tuesday and is now 2-for-17 during the current homestand.
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During the government shutdown, it was clear he wanted the fight over the wall more than he wanted an actual wall (which he could have got through negotiations with Congress).
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The self-harm continued until 2014, when she and a friend made a pact: If they got through all of 20073 without cutting themselves, they would get tattoos of semicolons.
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Trump got through the Republican primaries promising a border wall that Mexico would pay for, and two years into his presidency isn't even close to fulfilling that vague, nonsensical pledge.
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"I would wager a guess and say Ian Beer had more impact on iOS kernel security than all of the submissions they got through that program combined," he told me.
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NATIONALS 21, PADRES 23 SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Gio Gonzalez allowed five singles and struck out eight as he almost got through the seventh inning to pitch Washington past San Diego.
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Both Politico and GQ Magazine reported that the pranksters, Alexey Stolyarov and Vladimir Kuznetsov, got through to Graham, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest defenders on Capitol Hill, in August.
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After Brian Dozier flied out to left, Justin Turner singled on a grounder to right that got through the infield because Ian Kinsler had shifted way over behind second base.
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Trump was in a benevolent mood on Wednesday — so much so that he got through the whole press conference without even once sniping about Hillary Clinton or Representative Maxine Waters.
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This year was the first time that women entered as solo competitors, and neither of the two female riders, both accomplished endurance athletes, got through half of the 14 stages.
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Because we got through the first big thing in front of eighty million people, where she's the greatest in world history and she brought a good game, and guess what?
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As far as that test goes, the only thing a human could have conceivably contributed was another layer of filtering to make sure nothing to gross, weird or controversial got through.
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I easily got through two full days of regular use without reaching for the USB-C charger, and because it uses Qualcomm's Quick Charge 3.0, the phone juices up super fast.
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Looking back, this part of my childhood seems like a past triumph born of desperation: You're not totally sure how you got through it, or if you could do it again.
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Back at launch, I played something like 30 hours: I disliked the early game, but got through it, and enjoyed my next ten or so hours of exploring planets pretty aimlessly.
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"Once we got through there, I was able to lock it in and shut them down for the rest and give these guys a fighting chance to come back," Butler said.
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He got through that inning, but allowed multiple runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth, and he wound up charged with 10 runs on nine hits in 3 153/3 innings.
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We got through that tumultuous time, and once again began to thrive as our society changed laws and opened the circle of opportunity and rights wider and wider for more Americans.
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A bad batch of pills got through to us and as soon as we tested them and they came up negative [for MDMA], as many as possible were withdrawn and destroyed.
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He brought the puck down the right side and into the Arizona zone before taking a shot from the bottom of the right circle that got through on the far side.
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At a time when NASA was getting upwards of 5,000 applicants per astronaut program class, Massimino applied a third time and got through to the final round, an in-person interview.
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" At the end of most weeks, he'd stop at a bookstore—often the Strand, on Broadway—to buy a paperback, "just to mark the fact that I'd got through the week.
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Comeau gave the Avalanche a 24-23 lead 5:30 into the second period when his shot from the high slot got through Mrazek for his ninth goal of the season.
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But that was about 24 hours before Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain got through — a striking break from diplomatic practice given the close alliance between the United States and Britain.
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She got through the visit, gamely feigning good cheer with the crew, but below deck I was amazed at how fragile, small and wounded she looked — she almost vibrated with worry.
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Sales in Japan, which rose 15 percent to $185 million in the fourth quarter, were bolstered by the brand exposure Tiffany got through a popular television show last year, Kowalski said.
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"South Korea and China got through this in two to four weeks," Dr. Rishi Desai, a former epidemic intelligence service officer in the CDC Division of Viral Diseases told Business Insider.
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Span led off with a single and later scored on a Brandon Crawford single as Velasquez struggled with his command early but got through the troubles only allowing that one run.
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"It felt empowering that the people we care most about in the world know our truth now, and that we got through the hardest obstacle together," she concluded the blog post.
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On Friday, her speech was a call to those leaders, asking the graduating class to stand up and fight: Here's what I want you to know: We got through that tumultuous time.
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Turner's Sansa Stark got through the Battle of Winterfell relatively unscathed, despite hiding in the crypts which, as it turned out, are a terrible place to seek refuge from dead-raising zombies.
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So, in July of 2016, we just got through Jim Comey with that unprecedented press conference and three weeks later, he&aposs working on Donald Trump&aposs campaign in the Russia probe.
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Later that same year, during the Christmas break, he got through a hole in his ceiling into the room above (Bundy had somehow managed to get a detailed map of the jail).
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Pretty sure someone just said "fuck" on MSNBC😂😂 Same dude same Big time "fuck" got through on MSNBC A young-white-female-veteran-Bernie Supporter just said fuck on MSNBC.
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Delgado made four spot starts while RHP Taijuan Walker got through a blister issue, and he made his fifth start Sunday to give the rest of the rotation another day of rest.
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"Having got through the GFC with the support of their government, they then turned on our government and proceeded to merge, purge and gouge," said Swan, of the now opposition Labor Party.
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"One of the things I liked about Her Story was this sense of intimacy that you got through it being an interactive experience, but also the way it used video," says Barlow.
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Asked how hackers got through in Illinois and Arizona despite the layers of security that elections officials already have in place, Mattice said it's the same problem any organization or business faces.
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Lemures87/Deviant Art/Saint Vincen CollegeOpen access science journal PLOS One is once again under scrutiny after a Creationist-minded research paper about the evolution of human hands got through peer review.
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"The only medical care I was receiving was the care I got through Planned Parenthood for my yearly physicals and yearly pap smears to get my birth control," said Miceli, now 275.
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I died a lot — before I got through the first chapter I earned an achievement for dying 30 times — but because of the small levels and quick restarts, death isn't especially frustrating.
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This is an excellent example of the Democratic bottom line: On many, many issues, her platform is what the Sanders platform would look like if it actually got through the congressional wringer.
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If we actually got through it without anyone of note expressing vituperative views of others or disparaging opposing views, perhaps it could be expanded to a week or maybe even a month.
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DESPITE the shadow of Brexit hanging over Europe, the two-day NATO summit in Warsaw that ended on Saturday got through a packed agenda that reflected the multiple threats the alliance faces.
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Yes, the government jibbed at it, and yes, she knew from tedious visits with bearded elders that sometimes the boxes were just locked away, but every book that got through was progress.
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She looked at what she liked and didn&apost like, and what she was good at — and she got through her job at Salomon Brothers by recognizing that the job was temporary.
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Deutsche got through the global crisis without state aid, but Commerzbank, Germany's second-biggest lender, needed an 18.2 billion euro bailout in 2008 and the state still holds a 15 percent stake.
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Although the left wing main opposition party voted against it, an abstention by Anastasiades's Conservative party meant it got through, with votes from parties which have expressed misgivings about progress in talks.
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According to friends, he got through geometry by obtaining an advance copy of the final exam from an upperclassman, and he won an award for his French mostly by charming his teacher.
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"Whenever I've asked people what thing they're most proud of in their lives, it's always connected to times of pain or strife or struggle and how they got through it," he said.
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I got through a lot, but because I had so many meetings I was assigned a lot more work, which needs to be done by the end of the week, of course.
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That person must have taken the paintings because, by the time Sonia got through to Kashif again, by the time he'd come back to her building, on Hester, the paintings were gone.
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As the day progressed, some of the humanitarian aid pierced Mr. Maduro's blockade — one truck got through on a remote section of the border with Brazil — but most of it did not.
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Only a smattering of aid got through, and it did little if anything to loosen Mr. Maduro's control in Venezuela, a once prosperous nation that is now reeling from hyperinflation and poverty.
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But Thompson couldn't get any kind of medicine before she was processed, which took three days and included a crucial appearance before a magistrate—an appearance she barely got through without vomiting.
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The distribution among EU countries of those refugees who have got through has created serious tensions, with Germany particularly angered by the refusal of central European countries to take more than a few.
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I was in a complete fog, not sleeping — it's my second, so I also had a toddler — and when I think back on it I just don't know how I got through that.
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But he's riled us, got under our skin, asking us angry and despairing that he should have got through to the final of his show and turned democracy into a tv/twitter spectacular.
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But it got through Christmas without any industrial action, having made progress with a number of unions that it expects to translate into agreements with its major unions by the end of March.
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"We got through that stretch there, 13-on-3, 4-on-3, 5-on-3 for a big stretch — the penalty killers did a good job and Corey (Crawford) was great," Quenneville said.
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Over an hour and a half, I placed more than a dozen calls to multiple stores, waited on hold for a combined 40 minutes, and got through to a human only three times.
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Regardless, here's what we got through this week: After that we had two quick hits, namely Natasha's look at how tech internships cancellations are impacting our future workforce, and the latest from Slack.
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The plan, which includes one-time payments to individuals, strengthened unemployment insurance, additional health-care funding and loans and grants to businesses to deter layoffs, got through the Senate unanimously on Wednesday night.
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The plan, which includes one-time payments to individuals, strengthened unemployment insurance, additional health-care funding and loans and grants to businesses to deter layoffs, got through the Senate unanimously on Wednesday night.
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"Perhaps it's because his kids are old enough to Google their father or perhaps when he was at his lowest point he found the value in friends and they got through to him."
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I was a little bit out of breath, but that's O.K. — I felt like I got through it pretty good, and besides that, I felt good inside, I felt good in my heart.
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But once the piano restarted, and Lovato got through the first few lines, she showed off the signature soaring vocals we've come to expect from her and combined them with vulnerability and humanity.
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At 21 appeals court judges confirmed, Senate Republicans will only be one short of that record — the 22 circuit nominations President George H.W. Bush got through the Senate during his first two years.
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He and his family got through the Troubles unscathed, perhaps because he didn't take chances with his life; or perhaps because the British had already marked him as someone with whom they might talk.
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The project relies on a huge dataset, which the TAU scientists got through similar research from last year that scraped over 1 million recipes and 13 million food pictures from dozens of recipe sites.
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Which means that there has been little doubt in the minds of many people that even though Le Pen got through the first round, she would be less likely to get past the second.
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Ng's message of triumph against adversity apparently got through in this case — in a follow-up message, Undercover Fish abandoned the idea of a refund, pledging to keep the game and forgo the $18.
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"If you look at the teams that got through, I don't think anybody can argue and really say anybody was unlucky or went out and it was a tragedy or a travesty," he said.
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She got through that terrifying week by remembering songs she liked, daydreaming of foods she'd get to eat after she was found, and drinking some fresh water that dripped from the cliffs, she wrote.
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Hillary Clinton got through her husband's affair with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky like many of us get through break-ups or a tumultuous stretch in a relationship — with the help of friends.
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Taylor composed herself and got through her performance with dry eyes and a smile on her face, although her voice is noticeably shakier on the final verse than it is during the prerecorded segment.
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Justice Kavanaugh "was beaten up so badly and so unfairly, but we got through it," Mr. Trump said in Tupelo, while casting doubt on the accounts of the women who accused him of assault.
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After completing 26 innings through his first two starts this month, Colon got through only five in a loss to Cleveland on Sunday while giving up three runs and seven hits with four walks.
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We heard a lot about health care, but the fact that we got through nearly 113 nights of debates without serious conversations on housing, mass transit, immigration, social justice, is a disservice to voters.
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As cornball as it sounds, that provided the necessary motivation, and I got through that devilish first "run and gun" level that got VentureBeat's Dean Takahashi in such hot water earlier in the fall.
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Imatinib, a drug used to treat chronic myelogenous leukemia, benefited from all four programs created to speed the drug approval process and got through in a mere 2½ months of FDA review, one study showed.
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"We just got through an election cycle where Democrats spent a lot of money trying to tie John McCain to Donald Trump and that failed pretty spectacularly," said a Republican strategist who's worked in Arizona.
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I don't know how I got through our interview, but my intoxication made his words extremely poignant, his desire to want to reach out and help kids, hoping they could learn from his past mistakes.
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But it appears that at some point, someone got through to him, and explained that Comey and Sessions weren't acting deliberately to spite the president but were trying to uphold the integrity of their offices.
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Many had trouble concentrating in a fog of insomnia, depression, and grief; others couldn't understand the purpose of the interview and thought if they got through it more quickly they would see their children again.
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When she finally got through, the customer service representative told her that there were no flights leaving the capital Malé and that she would not be getting a refund or help booking a new route.
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"We won't drop the ball when business is getting back on track as our country is recovering from the exchange rate, interest rate and inflation attack which it got through in August 2018," Erdogan said.
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Barack Obama had a profound effect, Justin you know this as well, had a profound effect on our judiciary with the nominations he got through, even with some of the delays in the last few years.
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When concerned consumers finally got through to the site, they were offered Equifax's own credit freezing service, which was kicking out weak PIN numbers — the one and only thing that was protecting consumers' already fragile credit.
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The touching moment happened after the singer read a note from the fan's mother that detailed how her son got through the pain of being bullied during his elementary school years by listening to Stefani's music.
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Things got off to an inauspicious start, when a man somehow got through Capitol security and managed to throw miniature Russian flags at the president and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as they entered the lunch.
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Previously, users could see how far they got through a skill via a bar graph, but with Crown Levels, Duolingo now offers five levels of difficulty for those who want to learn harder words and phrases.
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Members of the Pemon community, a tribe whose territory includes the road to Brazil, wanted to keep the border open to ensure the aid got through despite President Nicolas Maduro commanding the military to block it.
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I somehow got through life having not read the book, and not really being familiar with Margaret Atwood's work in general... What introduced me to the story was the pilot script, which is very well written.
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The Russian government had sent one of the country's top orchestras from St Petersburg to the Syrian desert to deliver that message; the defence ministry invited along over 100 journalists to make sure it got through.
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In Britain, the controversy featured prominently in Monday's television breakfast shows, with guests debating how the ad got through the company's approval process and whether it was indicative of a broader problem with racism in marketing.
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It took five swipes of a MetroCard before she got through a turnstile to get the No. 4 train in the Bronx, and she took part in a racially tinged skit with Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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In the men's draw, eighth-seeded Kei Nishikori got through the third round in straight sets against João Sousa, getting a bit of relief after his first two matches at Melbourne Park went to five sets.
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And in all the mayhem, with syllables flying at machine-gun speed, Mr. Lamar had rewritten his lyrics so there would be no silences or bleeps from CBS — so everything he wanted to say got through.
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But we made it to the area, got through the nearby town speeding through the landscape on rocky dusty roads, and made it to a wide open cliff, where we could see the whole area from above.
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In past administrations, the ideologues whom presidents have brought into office with them have tended to disappear over time as their policy preferences collide with reality: Ronald Reagan got through six national-security advisers in eight years.
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The aid got through on Monday as part of an agreement between the warring sides and included supplying Foua and Kfarya as well as Madaya, where the starving awaited the first deliveries of rice, lentils and oil.
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Although he, too, got through lots of national security advisers (six in all), for much of his time in office he had the consistent support of exceptional secretaries of state and defence, George Shultz and Caspar Weinberger.
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And in an episode recounted independently by Ms. Finn, Mr. Semans and Ms. Young, a tribal elder, Terry Yellow Fat, got through to Sheriff Landeis only to be assigned the address of a bar near his house.
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" The first season got through half of the show's titular thirteen reasons, so next season is slated to shed more light on the show's central tragedy, according to Walsh: "The mystery just keeps getting more and more revealed.
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Oh, and if you think he got through all of that talking without yet again bringing up his unbelievable electoral college win, well, not only are you wrong, but I'm guessing you don't keep up with the news.
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But a man who had got through nine years of solitary by running on the spot, practising qigong and writing 400 poems, in gentian violet, in the margins of Marx's collected works would not be cowed by that.
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However, many Conservative MPs and those familiar with May's government believe that while the deal had flaws, it could have got through the House of Commons had the prime minister not been so poor at selling its upsides.
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Bob Menendez said he hopes the White House will "dramatically change their protocol" after a prank call from a comedian impersonating the senator got through to President Donald Trump, who called the prankster back from Air Force One.
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With Chytil in the penalty box for interference on Johnson, Hayes skated up the left side, cut in and fired a shot that Johnson got a piece of, but the puck got through and across the goal line.
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One of our reporters, Fahim Abed, got through on the phone to the director of Ghazni Hospital, Baz Mohammad Hemat, who spoke from a hospital floor awash in blood, bodies stacked in storerooms because the morgue was full.
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She got through the retrospective gratitude of "The Best Years of My Life" (despite an ill-advised upward key change) and an arm-waving singalong of "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)," as she strolled through the audience.
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He told her that no one got through life without committing at least one unforgivable act and what he said next left her unable to speak in anything but sentence fragments for days; a new, broken language took hold.
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For me, that was a really motivating moment, and when I got through the surgery, I was like I've never been a healthy person so how am I going to keep the motivation going when there's no surgery moving.
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"What I like about this match is that I found a solution inside myself to turn this match back around, and in the end I got through in three sets playing really smart tennis," Cornet said after her match.
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I got through the first period, which means I watched a 12-shot period that featured Doc Emrick rambling about a bread factory, Pierre addressing Eddie directly like six times, and one awkward Jeremy Roenick interview with Jon Hamm.
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Cooper's attorney tells us their message clearly got through to Kim, and they're hoping she can use her celebrity to bring more attention to Kevin's case, as she's done with dozens of other inmates who recently gained their freedom.
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But even though Maduro's blockade was largely successful — only about two convoys got through the border between Brazil and Venezuela, according to the New York Times — it's not exactly a great look for Maduro to be denying aid to his people.
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While acknowledging the Republicans' determination to block most, if not all, of his initiatives, Mr. Obama noted some accomplishments that got through in the past year, notably last month's budget agreement and a permanent extension of middle-class tax cuts.
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Monahan's wrist shot through a screen at 240:2192 of the third period gave Calgary a 210-213 advantage and Engelland followed with his goal 217:271 later when his wrister from the point got through a crowd in the crease.
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A woman got through TSA with a gun at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on January 3 of this year and made it all the way to Japan's Narita International Airport in Tokyo with the weapon, according to The Washington Post.
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"What I fear is we have more companies saying, well, we got through the first half but we have got no idea what's happening in the second half," said Neil Dwane, global strategist and portfolio manager at Allianz Global Investors.
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I was hoping to get a cup of coffee before the flight, and there was a Starbucks by the gate, but the line was long and I only had about 10 minutes before boarding by the time I got through everything.
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" He continued, "We think we've got through, put at the moment, probably 10,000 a day or could be getting tested by the end of the week, 20,0003 a day, according to a study by (American Enterprise Institute) that I heard about.
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"There was a hue and cry by myself and others when the administration — who knows who it was, it might have been some bureaucrat, but it got through [the Office of Management and Budget] — cut our UASI funding," he told Catsimatidis.
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Staked to a lead, Chad Green was back for more work in the fourth and got through things quickly, retiring Yuli Gurriel on a liner to center, striking out Carlos Correa and getting Robinson Chirinos to line out to left.
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"Looking back to last year, I think we got through most of the year with the same guys," said Palmer, whose current line includes two players who were not starters when the season began and a third playing out of position.
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"This was the Democrats' first big test of the 2018 cycle, the biggest test so far of the Trump era, and we got through the finish line with flying colors," said Joshua Karp, who works for Democratic super PAC American Bridge.
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While both Silverman and Corry have experienced extensive pushback for making their statements in public, it's been widely reported that C.K. got through both his sets without facing any heckling and was largely met with warm, enthusiastic applause from his audience.
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It has the Google Cast standard built-in, which means you can beam content from a whole host of audio and video apps on Android and iOS: Spotify, YouTube, Netflix, Hulu... just about anything except music and movies you've got through iTunes.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Thursday called for prayers for Venezuela, addressed recent attacks against places of worship and told the gathered audience that he got through "witch hunts" thinking about God, during the White House's National Day of Prayer services.
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I&aposm assuming that when you were serving in the Armed Forces that you did serve with some immigrants who had become citizens through a program in order to serve the country and they got through the system because they could pass it.
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He flipped the puck into the slot, and LaDue was in good position to interrupt the pass, but it got through to DeBrusk, who scored on a one-timer at 5:31 of the first period for his third goal in three games.
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Though hardly Tiësto at Thorpe Park, I still decided to adopt a quizzical, half-a-wry-raised eyebrow expression until I got through the Area 57 security on the door, until I was sure that the event was—you know—actually real.
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"Most sectors got through these kinds of phases when you have a lot of reorganization within the sector and that is a lot to do with the maturity of the product profile of the stuff that's being sold to the customer," added Shah.
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According to the complaints, there's no way to cancel online, and even if they got through to someone on the phone (which many people found difficult in itself) they were given strange excuses by the company for why they couldn't cancel yet.
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"We'll spend part of Monday just regrouping, taking a break to have a burrito, catching up with colleagues to see how they got through this," said the worker, who had to turn to his parents for a loan to support his family.
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"When I finally got through and saw the real-time data, I shouted so loud someone had to come down the hall and close the door," Glen Gawarkiewicz, a physical oceanographer at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts, told Nature News.
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He got through the hearings battered but intact, after deflecting blame for numerous issues onto his staff, particularly his chief of staff, Mr. Jackson, whom he blamed for making controversial decisions such as the illegal purchase of the $43,000 secure telephone booth.
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When we got through, I felt like Sir Isaac Newton said he felt after making those great scientific discoveries which placed his name at the top of the scanty list of the immortals — 'like a boy walking upon the seashore, picking up shells.
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Many of those who got through were able to plead with him to deal with local problems and punish officials, such as the first caller, who complained there was "one hole after another" on her road in the Siberian city of Omsk.
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" Estrada, who belongs to the radical teachers union Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación, or CNTE, said that some of the blockades are lifted at night and that food and fuel have always got through, though it might take "a bit more effort.
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Wolfe was confronted with photos showing him and the reporter together, and he admitted he had a personal relationship with the reporter, but denied providing the reporter with classified information or other nonpublic information that he got through his position with the committee, prosecutors said.
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Back in 2013, Spelling opened up to PEOPLE about how she and husband Dean McDermott got through some financial setbacks, which began in 2011 when they sold their Encino, California, home at a loss and Spelling's retail space InvenTORI failed to perform as hoped.
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Clarke (953-3) gave up a pair of solo home runs — to Anthony Santander in the fourth and Trey Mancini in the sixth — but got through six innings for the first time in nine starts and for only the third time in his 12 outings.
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The public questioning of the figure of 350 million pounds, which was emblazoned on the side of a campaign bus, gave it prominence and the message got through to voters rather than the scepticism around whether Britain would actually have that amount to spend.
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"When I finally got through, I knew the opportunities and the window for getting to the PGA TOUR and competing at a high level was finally available to me," Finau, whose wife Alayna joined him at the Ryder Cup opening ceremony on Friday, said.
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We really dug deep through ... She was very open, but she really, through her journey, through her very intimate journey and got through to starting to see who we are, and really show us a mirror of what questions we need to be asking.
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It was developed by an Evangelical Christian property developer named Thomas Kwok, a member of Asia's third-wealthiest family who recently got through serving a five-year prison sentence for his involvement in a government bribery scheme (which was not related to the Ark).
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Larry Van, a retired pharmacist who was the volunteer caucus secretary for a precinct that went to former Vice President Joe Biden, told Reuters he finally got through to the state party's phone hotline, the main way to report results, after getting multiple busy signals.
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"Too far right," said Bird, who followed the first one with a strikeout and the next with a hard grounder that got through second baseman Josh Harrison for an error in the fifth that scored two runs, narrowing the Pirates' lead to 4-3.
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Getting from $0 in ARR to $100 million while spending around $35 million in equity-sourced funds is pretty bonkers, but perhaps even more nuts is the fact that, per the CEO, Wunderkind got through its first four years on $1.5 million in external money.
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"After I got through the trial, it really stuck with me what that woman did for me and what that organization did for me and also that here in Broward County that conversation wasn't really happening," says Geronemus, a media/community relations manager for Ultimate Software.
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It was back in February that I first heard, while interviewing a Senate Democratic staffer, that there was a rumor going around that McConnell wanted to skip the traditional committee process, instead bringing some modified version of whatever got through the House directly to the Senate floor.
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It figured in the Seahawks' first offensive snap, when Star Lotulelei pushed his way into the backfield and brought Lynch to a standstill, and in their second, when Kawann Short got through and pressured Russell Wilson into floating a desperation pass into the middle of the field.
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"We all go through these things, but a lot of people don't see everyone's personal life played out – I mean you guys understand – so a lot of people go through this stuff on their own and I'm just glad that I got through it," she said.
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"I think they had her meds pretty well balanced last night, because she got through the night, 90 minutes, without a problem," the Iowa Republican said in an interview with The Hill's Molly K. Hooper, noting the former secretary of State's recent health issues with pneumonia.
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The Affordable Care Act is probably the most bare-bones version of universal health care that you could still call "universal" with a straight face, and it barely got through Congress, and then only after abortion coverage was compromised and the public option was stripped out.
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"After waiting for an hour and a half, I got through to a representative who told me that they couldn't disclose why my Global Entry had been revoked, and if I wanted to find out, I should file a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request," Browder said.
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The bounce back may stem from "relief that the [bank] got through yesterday without resort to capital controls, or some more extreme scenario," said Timothy Ash, senior emerging markets strategist at Bluebay Asset Management, who added that there was so far no run on Turkey's banks.
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Dyson rates the run time as follows: Extended: 60 minutes Increased: 40 minutes Maximum: 6 minutes Due to interruptions, I didn't keep a precise time when I vacuumed my entire 2,000-square-foot house from top to bottom, but the Cyclone got through the whole thing without giving out.
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SAM DONALDSON, FORMER ABC ANCHOR: I used to say I thought if you were down on your luck and you got through the Secret Series, got in the Oval Office, said Mr. President, I&aposm down on my luck, he would literally give you the shirt off his back.
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It's nothing to do with pizza dough or your ice cream maker, but I got through the second season of "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan" on Amazon and find myself way out on the edge of the internet where the pickings are slim, almost out of television to watch.
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NC1 McCormick tells me that he isn't into LARPing, that he got through a divorce by going "down the whole Magic the Gathering hole," that he runs the naval base's Dungeons and Dragons Adventurer's League, that cultivating the community has been a huge part of his life on base.
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Harvey, brought on in the fifth inning, got through the first four batters he faced, and then fell apart in the seventh, walking three batters, allowing a run-scoring single and another run on a sacrifice fly, capped by a backbreaking, three-run home run to Ozzie Albies.
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Staked to a lead, Justin Verlander got through Austin Barnes quickly when the catcher flew out to left on the second pitch he saw, and got a little luck when Jose Altuve was able to snag a hard line drive from Chase Utley that appeared to be headed into right field.
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When I signed on to the project it was the first movie I decided to do after having Wyatt and I was so nervous about going back to work with these 17-hour-long days and if not for these girls, I don't know how I'd have got through it.
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So if Trump got through his whole briefing, he would have been aware of this hair-raising fact: that on the same day in July 2016 that he publicly urged Russia to find Hillary Clinton's "30,000 emails that are missing," Russian hackers tried for the first time to break into her servers.
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"By insisting that this bill had to be got through the House of Commons in three days, rather than what one would expect (would be) a period of several weeks, the prime minister was giving the impression that he was trying to bully and bulldoze people into accepting something without proper scrutiny," Grieve said.
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I wanted the book to be easy for parents to use, and so I wanted them to pick and choose what they read in terms of whether their child was on treatment, whether their child got through the treatment and was in a different stage, and the sort of getting on with their life.
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That call got through despite the fact that advisers to Senator John McCain of Arizona, the Republican presidential nominee, had a policy of never letting Mr. McCain take a call from a purported foreign leader without first checking out the telephone number with the State Department, according to a person familiar with that campaign's operations.
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"We've got through that little hump where it's still quite embryonic and risky, and I think with a partner and the validation that Matt and RSE bring, we can now grow, we can attract talent that wants to incubate and grow this thing to 100, 200 units and that's really, really exciting," Stone said.
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When you are older and wiser, you see the consequences more, but you know, we were in a very safe boat, a 210-footer, and we didn't get to Hobart until New Year's Day, and I just remember the enormous satisfaction of crossing that line having got through all the adversity and the breakages.
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He's out there in the seventh, tie ball game, got in a little jam, got a bad break on that high chopper that just got through, but he got the big out on the bunt and order was turning over, it would have been the fourth time he faced them, so I made the change there.
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" Asked whether broader financial turmoil could threaten this growth, Mane declined to make predictions about the US economy, but she said, "The smarter brands, the ones who got through recessionary economies, typically up their advertising and promotional spend when people were tightening their belts — you needed to be there when they were going to spend money.
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The Boring Co. had been retailing these separately as $30 add-ons, but maybe some of the criticism levied against Musk and his company for selling something that potentially dangerous got through, or maybe no one bought any of the fire extinguishers and so they had a bunch of stock they needed to be rid of.
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"So if back in 1980, John Brennan was allowed to say, 'I voted for the Communist Party with Gus Hall' ... and still got through, rest assured that your rights and your expressions and your freedom of speech as Americans is something that's not going to be disqualifying of you as you pursue a career in government."
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Day 281: "Walk In" / "Walk Out" – Tha Carter, 2004 It was all preordained, the moment Dwayne Michael Carter finally got through on the phone to the Cash Money brothers, Baby and Slim, who he'd been calling for weeks—they were New Jack City in the Crescent City, dope pushers with a vision of an empire built around a Carter.
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We would have got through the moment, I think, coming to some sort of understanding—Allison wasn't vindictive, and I wasn't about to raise a fuss—but that same breeze swept across the lawn to flip back the edge of the T-shirt and expose the eyeless head of the pig, and that was all it took.
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It probably led to the podcast that I did because the podcast- The Moment- Yeah, The Moment with Brian Koppelman, because I realized that I wanted to talk to people who'd gotten the best out of themselves creatively and figured out when they wanted to give up and how they got through the moment they wanted to give up.
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I've often wondered why reporters who cover President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, those he has cruelly maligned before audiences, didn't just walk away, denying him the free coverage he got through his antics.
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In fact, my thoughts of self-harm faded after around six weeks on Citalopram—once, that is, I got through the initial stage of grinding my teeth every night like I'd done a gram of dark web MDMA; or feeling sheer terror at the mere prospect of being alive; or just floating from one day to the next, apathetic about everything going on around me.
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So we get the Germany, and realise Josh Reed has got through English security and onto the plane with his girlfriends passport Posted by Curtis Hendry on Thursday, February 25, 2016 However, it was only after he made it through security and landed in Germany with his friends that he realised that his passport did not belong to him — it belonged to his 7 months pregnant girlfriend, Sophie Watkins.
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And then when we got through, let's say, that existential, when the market had stabilized and we knew-- you know, anybody who was going under was going under, anybody who needed to merge with another entity had merged with another entity, we had, kind of, what, for us and others, but us, especially, the reputational phase, where it went from, you know, kind of, marveling it, how did we do it?
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DM: Well, this is a crazy story from our Pentagon correspondent Vera who has looked at, uh some emails that she got through FOIA and looking at how uh, the White House basically has been keeping the Pentagon out of the loop on the statements that they released to the press and basically looking behind the scenes when uh, the White House says something to reporters and the Pentagon officials are kind of like what the fuck was that?
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The recorded version of "Mystery of Love" is a four-minute emotional gut-punch that can reduce even the hardest among us to tears like Elio staring longingly into the fire, but Stevens only got through a verse or two for some reason, leaving everyone at home wondering why two incredible rock musicians were given such a brief time on stage so that Jimmy Kimmel could get on with his Price Is Right bits or whatever.
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I would say there were those couple of years, I was having kids and I didn't have much time so I got behind a little bit, but I had seen Beverly Hills, a little bit of New York, and then obviously when I signed up for the show, I felt like I needed a crash course so I ran through the previous seasons but I think I was already into filming by the time I got through it.
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" But anyone who got through the ambient overkill of Culture II without falling asleep should kick meth, and the parodies of the trio here are overdue—"Brain dead, eyedrops/Pain meds, Cyclops/Daybed, iPod/May-back, Maybach" or "Lug nut coaster [actual online-available consumer durable]/Lung jug roaster [set-up]/Young Thug poster [wham]/Unplugged toaster [cool]" even more than the thematic "Hatata batata, why don't we make a bunch of songs about nothin' and mumble 'em.
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All four of my children, whom I love beyond words, having traveled from as far afield as Ho Chi Minh City, in Vietnam, were there in the house we rented for a few days in Los Angeles, along with my ex-wife, whom I love; and her beloved parents, one of them a Holocaust survivor who got through the war in Poland in hiding after her mother had been ripped from her and taken to the gas chamber.
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Three nominees confirmed this summer got through with largely party-line votes: 5th Circuit Judge Andrew Oldham, whom Democrats and liberal groups criticized for his record on women's health and civil rights issues; 11th Circuit Judge Britt Grant, who clerked for Kavanaugh and is on Trump's shortlist of potential Supreme Court nominees; and US District Judge Charles Goodwin of Oklahoma, who received a "not qualified" rating from the American Bar Association because of concerns about his work habits as a federal magistrate judge.
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