The people who had got used to cooperating in the first stage gave twice as much money in the second stage as the people who had got used to being selfish did.
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We got used to it at a really easy pace.
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Once they got used to it, dopamine began to fade.
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I guess I got used to having a weird name.
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That's just scary, because we've almost got used to this.
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Eventually, I got used to waking up at 5 a.
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And consumers have got used to dealing with automated services.
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Gulf citizens have got used to earning without doing much.
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"They got used to winning," Osborne said of Nebraska fans.
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"They got used to not paying a tip," he said.
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Sometimes it felt awkward, but we got used to it.
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That memory stays, and his body got used to it.
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So I got used to working out the classic way.
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People eventually...got used to it, and stopped talking about it.
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The community got used to attacks six or seven months apart.
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I have got used to the court, the crowd and everything.
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I told them, "We got used to this," and I laughed.
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OVER the years, Stanislav Petrov got used to those telephone calls.
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As a result, they never got used to second-hand homes.
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I never quite got used to rolling over with the Somnox.
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Consumers got used to expecting midrange prices for a premium phone.
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But it's much easier now because I've got used to it.
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Ahmad's family got used to putting up with hostility from neighbors.
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I started slow but then I got used to the rhythm.
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I grew up being alone, and I got used to it.
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Because 2017 was the year we got used to the unexpected.
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Gripes aside, I very quickly got used to the wireless lifestyle.
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After a year of doing it, I got used to it.
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I got used to it quickly and it felt super manageable.
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It's just what I did, and everyone got used to it.
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"It was weird, but I got used to it," he said.
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"It was weird, but I got used to it," he said.
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A lot of people got used to not working during Peronism.
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Captain [Sensible], as he says, got used to running very fast.
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It turned out that the people who had got used to cooperating in the first stage gave twice as much money in the second stage as the people who had got used to being selfish did.
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So it was an in-group mentality that they got used to.
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I got used to even running coding teams of guys at college.
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For such a cramped keyboard, I got used to it pretty quickly.
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And I just got used to the paper and pen and books.
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So I think they got used to me having these quirky things.
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It felt weird at the time, but I got used to it.
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In cities where AVs are commonplace, drivers have got used to them.
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Since it was slow coming, the country got used to this mess.
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We got used to the crass behavior and the predictable show formats.
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Some of us got used to going out doing stuff by ourselves.
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"With time I have got used to my own face," she said.
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"You got used to being a bit of an outsider," he said.
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"Over the past 16 years, everybody got used to defeat," Noah said.
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I got used to wearing extensions, really just over the last decade.
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As the days went by, I almost got used to the mortification.
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It was hellish at first, and then I got used to it.
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He got used to watching his father's awkwardness and his mother's disappointment.
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It was annoying at first, but you got used to it pretty quick.
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"So people got used to it without questioning the fasting procedure," he said.
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Again, I felt silly at first, but then I got used to it.
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We just got used to the fact there would be these characters around.
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I never got used to it, but the Z73 does a better job.
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"They got rid of the lightbulb that people got used to," he said.
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"It was a little wobbly," he said, "but I got used to it."
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I had to let him go, and I got used to the distance.
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I got used to being strapped for cash and getting more out of less.
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I slowly got used to the mechanical rhythm and began feeling a little relaxed.
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The more I did this, the more I got used to the Connect system.
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In my week testing the device, I never really got used to the borders.
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But the model said that she never got used to all of the attention.
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"As weve got used to saying, what happens next depends on Brexit," he said.
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Five years later, she got used to looking at the backs of computer screens.
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I got used to ignoring the headset controls and relying on keyboard shortcuts instead.
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She put on a head lantern until her eyes soon got used to dark.
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Each week she tested one pup, so that no pup got used to it.
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I got used to it though; I would read or play cards with myself.
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My first sexual experiences were lights-on, so that's what I got used to.
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He got used to being on the other side of transactions at the fair.
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But, the more we ate it, the more we got used to the intensity.
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"They got rid of the light bulb that people got used to," he said.
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In a way, many of them said, 'You know, we just got used to it.
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Now, people know how to dissect these things — people got used to looking for clues.
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This was also surprising, having never got used to gesture-based touchscreen keyboards like Swype.
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I quickly got used to hearing "You're making a mistake," from my friends and counselors.
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So it makes sense that he got used to talking about his work as nonpolitical.
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This seemed a little strange to me at first, but I got used to it.
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"I don't want to say we got used to it, but we adapted," he said.
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Other examples include initially limiting UberPool requests until the driver got used to the platform.
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Clearly, Kidman eventually got used to listening to "The Fighter" without bringing on the waterworks.
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"They got used to making money hand over fist with very little oversight," he said.
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One hypothesis is that officers got used to the cameras and became desensitized to them.
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We've been doing this for a while, so I kind of got used to it.
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Yes, there were panic among everybody weeks ago, but people have got used to it.
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"It was something you got used to seeing," Vanessa said about her father's drug habit.
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"Maybe the adults have got used to saying, 'It is what it is,'" she said.
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That trend accelerated as Americans got used to banking online and then on mobile phones.
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As for the extra legs,One got used to them quicklyAnd thought of other things.
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The new styling is mildly controversial, but over a week, we got used to it.
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The air conditioning made him a bit cold, he said, but he got used to it.
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When she was in the Senate, Carol Moseley Braun got used to having her clothing scrutinized.
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"Because it has happened so many times in the past, I just got used to it."
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"I got used to having mostly bad reviews and I kind of enjoy it," said Noe.
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"You just got used to looking for wires coming out of piles of trash," he recalled.
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The world just got used to inviting strangers into their homes to stay for the weekend.
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Branches fell from the trees outside with such regularity, Peter almost got used to the sound.
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"It's not 2014 — we got used to super-high results," Kyoko Tamura, the Japanese collector, said.
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"I got used to a tennis ball, so a basketball became kind of easy," he said.
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Fortunately, my fear dissipated over time as I got used to living in the new area.
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So I slipped behind the wheel and got used to the stick shift and the clutch.
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Then the acknowledgment from the pistol, which seemed almost jovial once I got used to it.
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But I never relied on an inflated market and I never got used to that comfort.
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It was a pretty shocking sight the first time, but I quickly got used to it.
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As the days sailed by, our sunburns peeled and our skin got used to the sun.
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Instead, she got used to it and didn't make any effort to actually look for work.
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"My husband has got used to me using our front room for consultations," she says, smiling.
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I got used to working in a fast, high-stress environment and found I thrive on it.
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Workers have got used to the idea of retiring in their 50s and planned their lives accordingly.
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I got used to seeing them tweeting at me — along with ordinary Hondurans grateful for straightforward coverage.
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It was a process of trust, and once they got used to me, they let me be.
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We slowly got used to living in prehistoric conditions, but we did it with love and laughter.
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It was something I got used to, something I looked forward to—and now it's gone forever.
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I didn't think I would like the virtual home button, but I quickly got used to it.
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I think I'm just so used to the shit like I got used to everything too quick.
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It's just happening in a new way that the old school haven't quite got used to yet.
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"That would start to settle down as people got used to the idea of them being here."
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Once I got used to the noise, I wondered if my roommate had remembered to feed her cat.
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People in those places have got used to newcomers, suggests Tony Travers of the London School of Economics.
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Retailing was a little harder, but customers got used to not handling books, cameras and clothes before buying.
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"We got used to it, but it was tough for the crew," Olsen said on Good Morning, America.
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"There was a first session yesterday at the zoo when we got used to them," he added, smiling.
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We got used to hearing: Yes, this is important, but no, we can't prioritize these civil rights now.
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I never quite got used to it during the eight hours it took me to finish the game.
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Possibly naively, I hoped that I would have fun once I got used to the tactics and controls.
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It took a little bit of learning but when I got used to it I was pretty decent.
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"Then it turned out to be everybody in the neighborhood got used to coming to him," she said.
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"My other issue was that I got used to seeing these prewar, beautifully detailed homes," Mr. Farah said.
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Then, like many people in China, they got used to it, as if the cameras weren't even there.
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That took a lot of mental energy that I got used to spending but eventually began to begrudge.
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I got used to seeing flesh in a state of vulnerability and suspension, literally hanging in the air.
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It was self-evidently absurd to grant a virtual-farming game access to your religious views, but that's just how the platform worked at the time, and so we got used to it, much in the same way we got used to conducting our private lives on any other corporate platform.
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And once people have got used to smaller families, the number of children they say they want shrinks too.
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Maybe I just never really got used to it — but more to the point, it's just easier to type.
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I was in and out of the hospital so much through the nine months, they got used to it.
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Heshmat got used to bringing in money in thick wads of $100 bills on flights from Turkey and elsewhere.
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"The real pressures are that the industry can't generate the same kinds of returns their investors got used to."
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Once I got used to the convenience of controlling my lights with my voice, there was no going back.
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Some [models] have darker skin tones, but I feel like [brands] got used to Asians with lighter skin tones.
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VYSHKOVSKY SAYS RISK OF U.S. SANCTIONS ON HOLDINGS OF RUSSIAN DEBT IS "NORMAL REALITY", MARKETS GOT USED TO IT
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Eventually, people got used to it, even embraced it — after all, lots of smartphones have camera bumps on them.
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Eventually, I got used to living alone and things got better at work, but somehow, I still couldn't sleep.
|
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Dan and Christine got used to seeing each other just in passing, sometimes for just moments at a time.
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Even after close to two decades of using tampons, Marla, 31, from Los Angeles, never got used to them.
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After a while, I sort of got used to it and almost forgot about the microphone and the camera.
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I wouldn't say that I got used to death, but I think that I've learned to deal with it.
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But I got used to it since I've had to dance with so many boys over so many performances.
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My cats got used to it fairly quickly, and the size was perfect for the space I had available.
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The rage was quelled, and in a breathtakingly short period of time, people got used to the new Facebook.
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It was strange not to put anything in my mouth for that long, but I got used to it.
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"Maybe the adults have got used to saying, 'It is what it is,'" Gonzalez said in a fiery speech.
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"Kenyans got used to the idea of exceptionalism, that they are different," said Patrick Gathara, a commentator and cartoonist.
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I got used to being in school, and I wanted to keep going for as long as I could.
|
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Like the transition to a largely vegetarian diet, I got used to it and even began to enjoy the taste.
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My first salary out of school was $42,500, and I just got used to living on that sort of paycheck.
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I guess that's why Rocco got used to Alexa because we all talk to it, so he's just joining in.
|
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We all got used to a world before the crisis, where modest shock was met with massive capacity to ease.
|
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And so, instead of getting their stuff fixed, people got used to buying new devices and throwing old ones away.
|
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Snapchat and Instagram stories have become more sophisticated and people got used to watching stories on those social networks already.
|
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Heck, the world just got used to getting into some stranger's Toyota Camry in Pittsburgh and riding to the airport.
|
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Fans of the CW's Riverdale got used to the show's dark drama, its breakneck pace, and its many love triangles.
|
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But over time the camps grew (some now resemble cities), informal economies emerged and people got used to the life.
|
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Most of the audience and his collaborators got used to his turbo-mobile style, or found it beautiful, even thrilling.
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I even live there, even though it's not allowed, but tant pis — I guess the gardener got used to it.
|
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I used the system for a while during my review of the 2016 version, but never got used to it.
|
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"The A.N.C. got used to the habit of raising funds in covert ways by selling government contracts," Ms. Khoza said.
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I was leaving my friends, and I didn't understand why it snowed here, but I quickly got used to it.
|
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"The first few days were tough, but after that, I got used to the lack of connectivity and loved it."
|
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I got used to that light and I wanted to find something that wasn't just looking into an adjacent building.
|
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It's a little clunky to get accustomed to at first, but I got used to it after a few workouts.
|
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But then I got used to it, and since I made enough money to survive, I didn't suffer as much.
|
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We got used to the fact that machines can replace people in manufacturing jobs, which is happening as we speak.
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People got used to the idea that you could watch stuff that was starring real people, and it was interesting.
|
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"At first I thought it was weird but I soon got used to it and it's actually fun," she told BuzzFeed.
|
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I eventually got used to the feel, but they could probably use some fine tuning to give them a tighter grip.
|
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Over the next five months, the boost in productivity rose to 53%, possibly because they got used to working while standing.
|
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Slowly, I got used to it and the team also slowly accepted his leadership, and he is doing a great job.
|
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"China got used to having this advantage," Michael Novogratz, founder and CEO of crypto merchant bank Galaxy Digital, told CNN Business.
|
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But one of the most shocking aspects in all of this is how quickly we got used to all this news.
|
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"Once we got used to it, and it took a little time, we were happy with the move," Ms. Behm said.
|
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"The first year there were so many unintended hiccups, we just kind of got used to them," Dosdall said last week.
|
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Passers-by often asked where certain places were or where to find the subway, so I got used to giving directions.
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"I wear it all the time other than when I'm eating, so I got used to it pretty quickly," he said.
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I found the click a bit tinny, but got used to it and was pretty happy with the fake click feel.
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Across the region governments have got used to operating their economies when prices for commodities were substantially higher than they are now.
|
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Speed took on a great meaning as I got used to the innovative yet dead-basic utility of Chrome's new address bar.
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I never quite got used to this phone, though, and the main reason why is Vivo overreached with the second screen's functionality.
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"For four years people got used to doing things a different way," said Mark Osler, a former assistant U.S. attorney in Detroit.
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And as her daughters grew older, and got used to watching mom jump and lunge by their highchairs, they started joining in.
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I was miserable in the start, but then we sort of got the hang of it and I got used to it.
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And every time we had a hit there was always another record that wasn't a hit, so we got used to that.
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"I was shy at first, but then I got used to reading out poetry and expressing my feelings," says Mr da Costa.
|
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Piper got used to being in prison and learned to better navigate it, and she became a different person from the experience.
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Eventually, I got used to it, but educators might think twice about putting this printer in a classroom full of distractible students.
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I got used to it, but I could also have merely snapped the iPad out of the case altogether for such times.
|
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Niloofar "has never had the right or the chance to choose, and she has got used to not having them," he added.
|
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Though I got used to the lopsided legs, I was worried the long side of the short would be visible at times.
|
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"But I got used to it, and I grew into it, and it has definitely changed me as a person," he said.
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Vows Long before Josh Loigman and Ann Porter became lawyers, they got used to defending themselves in the court of public opinion.
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As the competition progressed, they continued to make adjustments as they got used to driving their robot, an Afghan flag carefully attached.
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"Maybe the adults have got used to saying, 'It is what it is,' " said Emma Gonzalez, a student at the high school.
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"People got used to these eye-popping job-growth numbers," said Martha Gimbel, director of research for the job-search site Indeed.
|
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Most were built out of plastic, with erratic trackpads that were so unreliable that PC users just got used to the poor experience.
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But swiping is not that much harder than tapping, and I got used to the new navigation system in a matter of seconds.
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We got used to the growth in China which is, call it six-ish, and I think that feels to me very different.
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The world just got used to the idea that the warming planet is a major problem to be solved and not a diversion.
|
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As I got used to my new hands, I popped open the briefcase, tossing around (and then sheepishly replacing) a stack of cash.
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At first blush they look a bit small, but ultimately fit comfortably; I got used to wearing them after just a few songs.
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In general, users eventually got used to the new features and carried on using the service, likely the outcome Snap is hoping for.
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"The Indian government has got used to a firefighting approach," says Basharat Peer, a Kashmiri writer who has chronicled repeated bouts of violence.
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According to Arndt, the puma eventually got used to his presence, so was not bothered by his attempts to capture her on camera.
|
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The film's first few minutes seemed to be an adjustment period as viewers got used to the feel of such high-res images.
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They eventually got used to seeing me around and would talk to me after shows, let me take pictures with them and stuff.
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Find Friends is an app I got used to using in Kabul to track colleagues as they were on trips into dangerous areas.
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Once I stepped into the costume of a well-worn cultural archetype, I got used to hearing other people's theories about my life.
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Drawn to coding in high school, the young hackers got used to being the lone girl nerds at school, as Dinesh told me.
|
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So, I got used to being around the big boys and taking the slings and arrows and that&aposs how you get toughened up.
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"Markets have got used to every now and again having a bad Trump story," UBS Wealth Management currency strategist Constantin Bolz in Zurich, said.
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" Anna, a law school student, says she "started masturbating pretty early and got used to reaching orgasm in one specific way: facedown, humping things.
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Once I got used to the extra buttons, I had no problems at all diving in for long sessions of Dr. Mario or Metroid.
|
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And just as people got used to taking phones with them everywhere, the way people use the Internet is ultimately going to be wireless.
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"Having had this in stores for two years, I was shocked at how fast customers and store associates got used to it," he said.
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Of course, after the four days I got used to it and of course then I had to go back to the night schedule.
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Just when political experts got used to Virginia as a swing state, it already appears to be swinging out of the swing state club.
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Just when political experts got used to Virginia as a swing states, it already appears to be swinging out of the swing state club.
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Weafer said he expected yields on corporate debt to rise slightly after Moody's departs, but only until investors got used to the new agency.
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We got used to exceeding our goals, and it colored our judgment on how prudent we needed to be with our expenses in 2017.
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My friend A. shares my concerns: "For me it's hard, because once I got used to a vibrator, nothing was as good," she says.
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Sure, the pedal-based controls weren't as accurate as a handheld controller, but it actually felt more natural once you got used to it.
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By 1990, a lot of booze cans started cropping up, and I think people got used to going to after hours parties and drinking.
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Some reviewers have complained about the lack of physical controls for the AC and heat, but I got used to the touchscreen pretty fast.
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But over 20 years we kind of got used to it, so the combination of pipa and cello is not strange to us anymore.
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"I feel like so many people wore my sticker over the years that it got used to the full extent," said Stanley, now 15.
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She grew up with three brothers, and told C-Span, "they were pretty rough and tumble," so she got used to clashing with people.
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Unlike the irksome chargers you got used to in the past, the Power Lens Pad will make your charging experience much cooler and more manageable.
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There's every chance you were that person in your friendship group too, and got used to people laughing nervously when you threw out another idea.
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About halfway through the trip, I got used to not reaching for the check, and remembered that I was there because she wanted me there.
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Translated into doublespeak: oil prices are too high; but they may not fall, in large part because big oil producers have got used to them.
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I may have nimble fingers, but even I ended up having several missteps before I got used to the keyboard, which took a few days.
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The only problem is that this time the policy cycle is turning in a more nuanced way than the metal markets have got used to.
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It felt a little odd wearing the short since one side is longer than the other, but I got used to it after a while.
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After my first few applications, I got used to it and even started to crave the tingling feeling because it leaves my skin absolutely glowing.
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An entire generation of union miners got used to comfortable middle-class living, and their money boosted economic growth that everyone thought would last forever.
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As time passed, Georgia got used to having a flag devoid of the battle flag design (it was first shrunken, then totally removed in 2003).
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In New York, we got used to getting traffic tickets from cameras posted near schools and on roadways, a practice that has now been updated.
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After several episodes, we got used to the pulsing music and traces of the Demagorgon, but we'll need our wits about us for Season 2.
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"I never got used to saying 'husband,'" said Tony Valenzuela, the executive director of the Lambda Literary Foundation, who married his husband in California in 2008.
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Update: Just as we got used to the brave new world of the Naked Chicken Chalupa, we learn a different version is already in the works.
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In total, 4,090 images got used to make the video, along with 14 drums of toner, 400 hours, and—we're guessing—a shit-ton of papercuts.
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Davis says that he's not, but that he thinks he got used to getting whatever he wanted, when he wanted — but he's trying to do better.
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She seemed accustomed to her routine but never got used to the idea of missing her daughter, who had been told that she was away traveling.
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And her hands were literally full with her newborn—the kids got used to her nursing in the rehearsal, calling out directions while Caroline quietly ate.
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But once I got used to the texture, I started to really love the finish — it's dewy in all the right places and never, ever caky.
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It's a little weird at first because when you speak it sounds like you're in a small echo chamber, but I quickly got used to it.
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It was weird just taking it all in, but then after that, the next Rihanna session and the one with Kanye, I got used to it.
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During my short two-week review window, I just got used to ignoring the headset controls and relying on the keyboard shortcuts I've always used instead.
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For years I got used to two sad sights: a set of overused Gillette cartridges in the bathroom cabinet and my scruffy face in the mirror.
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While this was difficult at times, it paid dividends in my will to succeed because I got used to having to work harder to keep up.
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If it did the same thing day after day, week after week, and no one could stop it, how long before you got used to it?
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For weeks, the perimeter of the airfield was bombed and rocketed and napalmed to such an extent that he kind of got used to the noise.
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I got used to churning stuff out and knowing when it's good and whether or not to finish it or move on and start something new.
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"I'm grateful to New Yorkers for their patience and good humor while they got used to the revised service," he said on Sunday in a statement.
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It was rough at first, but I eventually got used to the new normal, especially when I discovered my new hero product, Pureology Strength Cure Cleansing Condition.
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Though he got used to sharing such moments with cast mate Lucy Hale over time (she plays his love interest Aria Montgomery), it wasn't easy at first.
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It throbbed a little, like attaching a vacuum hose to your back, but that subsided, once I got used to it, into a dull pulse of discomfort.
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Throughout the years, I got used to Torun being mocked as a home of religious zealots and backwardness rather than the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus and gingerbread.
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While I got used to the quiet and the pulsing of my blood in my ears and nose, she pushed me out a little, then in again.
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But since I moved when I was 22016 years old, I kind of got used to not being with my family as much as I would like.
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Bolstridge said traffic may have eased off as people got used to the market volatility during the trading week, the worst in two years for U.S. stocks.
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"I only bought them a few months ago, and in the beginning I fell over quite a lot, but I've got used to them now," she said.
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The cats themselves were nonchalant about the study, with owners stating they either weren't bothered by the pet tags at all, or quickly got used to them.
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I eventually got used to being woken by laughter and high-beam headlights shining toward it in the middle of the night when travelers wanted a photo.
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"In Washington, we kind of got used to heartbreak," said Trish Gilbert, who, with her husband, John, has been a season-ticket holder for nearly a decade.
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He unrolls the first-aid bag, the rip of Velcro a strange abrupt noise that seems to tear the fabric of sounds he has got used to.
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But what is even more significant is that for many years, timber-harvesting operations on public lands here paid the bills, and people got used to it.
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"They got used to getting things by force, through violence," Sondah Geepea-Wilson, the director of a program in Liberia that works with former fighters, told me.
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That could be quietly revolutionary in a country where people have got used to nighttime curfews, first on behest of the Taliban and then the security forces.
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Todd: It's apt, I suppose, that the series is leaving Earth behind just when I got used to this season taking place there (at least so far).
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I'm not at the age of kindergarten when normally people start [wearing] their pigtails but you know they got used to it, everybody learns to love the pigtails.
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I thought I would take issue with the added girth since I use an iPad Air 2 at home every day, but I just got used to it.
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"There is no doubt we may hurt some sensitivities, some situations we got used to," Philippe told a news conference to present a first review of public spending.
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I got used to it quickly and found it easy to navigate without looking at it, but in an effort to make it usable it also got big.
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It was fascinating how quickly I got used to having that little display down there — even though it was just running through a loop of pre-canned content.
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Some of us got used to daily harassment in the street — #EnaZeda showed that this is not O.K., and we should not get used to it at all.
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The Moverio glasses control module jammed into the Mavic Pro remote looked a bit strange and felt a little awkward to hold, but I got used to it.
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Despite previous promises by the central bank and energy minister to end the fuel shortages, Zimbabwean motorists have got used to queuing for hours for the scarce resource.
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He got used to seeing researchers come into the community, usually in spring and summer, to do their work, and then leave again without much input from locals.
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People have got used to the convenience of voting by mail, so there is little hope of returning to a system that allowed it only in special circumstances.
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Protesters got used to there being different modes of action in 2014, and that paved the way for an even more flexible, pragmatic approach that people follow now.
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Instead of arguing, everyone from next-door neighbors to members of Congress has got used to doing the I.R.L. equivalent of posting to the comments section: serially fulminating.
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"They really got used to it and I said, 'I'll go broke if I keep doing this,' so I started tinkering with it at home," Mr. Pizzuti said.
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"I really got used to the car I was driving at Williams: how it works, how the team works and everything," Bottas said, referring to his previous team.
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Although, at the beginning, I resented it a little because I had to be in a tiny room with ten others, very soon we got used to each other.
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And while it will definitely be nice to have some company, there are also a lot of things I got used to doing that Steve didn't know about beforehand.
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Now convinced that he needs to go visit Daenerys right this second, Jon faces some pushback from Northern lords who really just got used to having a dad again.
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At first, they were like other Korean traditional musicians and thought it was too loud, but they got used to my sound—and my drummer is a punk drummer.
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"In the Michael Jordan-Tiger Woods era, we got used to athletes and coaches toeing the company line, playing it safe at every turn," she told me via email.
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Mars: When we were starting out and went to play in different countries, we got used to the fact that one song is heard in different ways by people.
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Luise got used to sending bodies large and small to the walled-in graveyard in the meadow below the village, only to meet them again later on the road.
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I got used to it quickly last year when I used the iPhone XR, which also lacks 3D Touch, and I'm getting used it again with the 113 Pro.
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"We've got used to the idea that people have different sexualities, but the idea that people have different, flexible, or changing genders is something that is much newer," she continues.
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Europeans got used to dealing with back-seat drivers when Vladimir Putin ran Russia as prime minister in 2008-12, while his factotum, Dmitry Medvedev, kept the presidential throne warm.
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She apparently just got used to eating it that way, but earlier this week her best friend and roommate Jordyn Woods convinced her to try Cinnamon Toast Crunch with milk.
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"I thought it was a surreal place that came out of a science fiction plot, but I soon got used to it," said Chen, who heads the mosquito feeding program.
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But it is efficient, and I got used to the new control scheme within a day, able to operate it by muscle memory the same I would a physical key.
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In any case, points out one adviser to the Labour leadership, after three years of the Brexit process Britons have got used to the pound gyrating all over the place.
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For a long time in the postwar U.S. there was almost a 'cleaning up' of children's books, and people got used to a more anodyne, easy to swallow subject matter.
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He's not consistently dominating like we once was, like we all got used to but he has this incredible talent and gift of getting the golf ball in the hole.
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Then we'll adjust our thermostats and go two-thirds vegan the same way we got used to the chaos and tedium of airport security check-ins: We'll have no choice.
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She is proud that the villagers got used to thinking of yogurt, sometimes sweetened with flavors like strawberry — not as vrot melk — milk gone bad, but as a tart treat.
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The game has you holding your phone vertically, which feels weird at first, but I got used to it and eventually was winning first place every time (whatever, I'm amazing).
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Even in parts of the country where the lure of drug money has receded, those who had got used to earning good money have turned to other forms of crime.
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Till that kind of ledger system is technologically possible, would it be a good thing if we all got used to paying 100 bucks a year for a social network?
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"But Thompson soon got used to the idea and realized she wasn't getting hurt as much as she had before, as "it stops you getting obsessed with someone in the beginning.
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The slender and feminine El Salvadorian had almost got used to incessant verbal abuse but having to share rooms with other male asylum seekers was what Sami feared for the most.
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I wish the monitor was touchscreen, but I got used to always using the camera's triad of dials to adjust settings and the zoom rocker to zoom in on playback photos.
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British savers have got used to payouts of 1 percent or less thanks to rock-bottom central bank rates, but the launch of Marcus with a 1.5 percent rate on Sept.
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So voters got used to the idea of voting for someone they wanted to have a beer with as opposed to someone who is going to provide jobs or health care.
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During the campaign, they also got used to clips showing Mr. Trump granting recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital and of Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights, both coveted national goals.
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Eventually, I got used to using the buttons and did find it kind of nice to read a page, press, read a page, press, read a page…you get the idea.
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When we were first married I needed to hear the words, but I got used to looking for other signs of his love, such as him cooking my favorite Thai dishes.
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The tension is so constant that even minuscule details prove chilling; the home's main hall features a simple rotating desk fan that cast a huge, looming shadow I never got used to.
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And we got used to elected representatives saying predictable things about it too—doubt and denial, or expressions of concern that climate change is too complicated and too expensive to deal with.
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It was Conor's first MMA fight in nearly 2 years -- and he didn't exactly look like the world-beater we got used to seeing against guys like Jose Aldo and Eddie Alvarez.
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I got used to that being my default for over a decade, so moving back to Texas has been a shock to my hair — and my ideas about how it should look.
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I had hoped that the experience would teach me that I was stronger than I thought, but I think I just got used to planking or, as Baron explained, my body adapted.
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He had this a remark for William Faulkner, who'd recently said the civil rights activists should calm down while white people got used to the idea of black people having equal rights.
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Children could expect those kinds of futures and they got used to the idea from an early age, left unattended with nothing but bookshelves and tree branches, and later, bad afternoon television.
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Finder on macOSScreenshot: GizmodoEven when it comes to windows management—more regimented on Windows, more free and easy on macOS—you're likely to have your own preference that you've just got used to.
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"Investors got used to a Brussels (EU officials' main base)-friendly Polish government and must now contend with a much more eurosceptic one," Nicholas Spiro of Spiro Sovereign Strategy told CNBC this week.
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The industry has got used to existing on lean inventories, some refineries holding less than one week's operating stock, and ignored the increasing complexity of alumina trading between big entities such as Rusal.
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A small 2011 study in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine found that people were able to "subjectively relax" once they got used to the initial pain of sitting on the mat.
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I got used to it pretty quickly, but if you hate it, you can go back to a regular Android nav bar, though that will take up a little room along the bottom.
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While it was a bit controversial when it first launched in Office 2007, most users quickly got used to the Ribbon and Microsoft quickly brought it to virtually all its Windows and online applications.
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Bragi's made some sacrifices to cut costs This problem was mitigated after a few days, because the buttons wore in and I got used to how little pressure they need to register a press.
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"IT SEEMED STRANGE TO ME UNTIL I GOT USED TO IT OVER THE COURSE OF TESTING THE NEW SYSTEM, BUT NOW IT SEEMS SO NORMAL," HE ADDED, SLAMMING HIS CLENCHED FIST ON THE TABLE.
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It's a little hard to find by feel, but the more I used the computer, the more I got used to putting my finger in the right spot on the side of the computer.
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But I think what really happened is the more people got used to interacting in social circles, especially through Facebook, as they got older, I think they felt much more comfortable trying dating apps.
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The scars of its 20th-century history are healing, and it is becoming more assertive: having got used to foreign military deployment in Afghanistan, it has now broadened into new missions in Mali and Lithuania.
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What's more, the function keys you may have got used to on Windows for editing filenames, closing applications, and so on, are pretty well hidden over on the Mac and work in different ways too.
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I don't mind the tabs on the side, for example, even though I never got used to the side-tab plugins for Chrome and Firefox (though I acknowledge that they do have their ardent fans).
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Kidnapped from his Yazidi homeland in northern Iraq, he said he got used to the sound of bombs falling on Islamic State's de facto capital, Raqqa, in Syria, as security forces closed in last year.
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Though participants responded to the constant intrusion of a camera in their private space by changing their behavior to gain control of when they might be recorded, over time, most simply got used to it.
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SSI sees hundreds of refugees a year, and the organisation realised there were a number of stress factors people experienced as they got used to a new country, SSI CEO Violet Roumeliotis told Mashable Australia.
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Once he has got used to it, he rapidly learns how to play the ePedal when approaching junctions or stationary traffic ahead, and can bring his vehicle to a standstill without ever pressing the brake.
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I got used to keeping a pint glass full of wine by my bed, to be downed when I woke up so I could function, then taking a Sprite bottle full of gin to lectures.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Venus Williams last graced Centre Court in a Wimbledon singles final in 2009, since when she's got used to playing the supporting role for sister Serena in four triumphant All England Club campaigns.
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Also, while at first I didn&apost like the fact that the food bags were not resealable, I got used to using the storage container, and it didn&apost end up being a significant inconvenience.
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"Maybe just the first few days when we were hitting on it, it was not easy to see the ball, but, you know, as we got used to it, it's really very comfortable," he said.
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I never understood it and I never got used to it — by just admitting what they knew to be true, they might have easily salvaged their career, mitigated corrective action or avoided a criminal record.
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But after talking with him and some of his trans friends, she came to understand the importance of calling him his chosen name, while he agreed to be patient as she got used to the change.
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The actress, who says she "got used to having good skin" realized what a security blanket it had become when she was diagnosed with rosacea at 31 — and encountered severe acne and bacne on top of that.
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"The correction looks a whole lot worse than maybe it is because of the fact that we hadn't had a correction for so long that we all got used to watching this market go up," he said.
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"Millions of dollars were being given away to young graduates, who got used to playing with other people's money and not sharing any risks," said Sunil Kalra, an investor who has invested in over 22017 start-ups.
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You'd often be in places and the police would raid them and search everybody and close off the system, close off the club... but you kind of got used to that—it became part of the experience.
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The sounds that thrum through the tracks were recorded in abandoned environments—partly because they provide her with more interesting acoustics, partly because she got used to them growing up near a naval base in Alameda, California.
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Ten-year yields were up no more that 2 basis point across the region, , and the major currencies barely budged too, having now got used to the constant tooing and froing of the year-long trade war.
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I had tried Apple Maps when it first came out but went back to Google, and soon got used to certain features, such as the multi-lane turn, as well as the exact timing of the command.
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I felt a lurch as I locked away my laptop, phone and Kindle, but it lasted seconds, and I quickly got used to the pace of the place: people moved around slowly and purposefully, taking in their environment.
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Iger's election was both unexpected and natural, in recent years, people has got used to the tech giants under spotlight, and we have to know that Disney is a business giant with nearly a hundred years of history.
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Middleton reportedly told Berry that she keeps all of the baker&aposs cookbooks on her kitchen shelves, and that now 19-month-old Louis was at their height, so her youngest son got used to looking at Berry.
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Despite having "to walk around a lot now," people have got used to the choir&aposs new lifestyle, she said, and it was just a matter of time before there will be song in the cathedral once again.
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The market has got used to May's plan for Britain's divorce from Europe, but for financial investors it is still the wrong one - the same "hard Brexit" blueprint that had them selling the pound aggressively last September and October.
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Apple, Samsung, and pretty much everyone else plonked a big home button on the bezel at the bottom of their displays, and we got used to holding our phones so that either thumb was positioned to quickly get scanned.
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The Volunteers got used to playing tight games in a series of close finishes early last season and are hoping the momentum lasts a little longer than in 2016, when the team faded in October with three straight losses.
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"When we opened last year some neighbours considered the fights a disturbance, but they got used to them," Bao says as I try and fail to land a body blow on him with my wooden sword before saying farewell.
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A. I think I got used to some elements of leadership in my teens when I was a captain of the football team, and then when I was at university I was also the president of the football club.
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Eventually I got used to this, and learned to think more carefully about my dreams and line them up with what I'd done the day before, and slowly I started to notice that they were, in fact, just dreams.
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He says he draws the line at a full face of make-up, unlike some acquaintances who paint their eyebrows, but has got used to using tinted moisturizers like BB creams - and visiting beauty stores with growing men's counters.
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"I've grown up with it and got used to it," she says of acquiring a aristocratic title at age 8, along with her sister, Lady Catherine, now 37, and her two brothers, George, Earl Percy, 35, and Lord Max, 28.
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A key example that I never got used to: you pick up items like keycards by pointing at them with your "finger," rather than directly interacting with them in the more natural ways established by VR titles like Job Simulator.
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The blanket was hard to get used to the first couple nights because I felt trapped under the weight, but on the third night, I finally got used to the heavy feeling and slept better than I had in a while.
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Once I got used to analyzing every word my character read and wrote to play a part inside the game, knowing that nearly everyone she met was wrong to trust her, it was hard to stop myself outside the game.
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The FBI office closed years ago, they said, and over time neighbors in this community of about 4,500 people got used to Russian-accented officials shopping at the liquor store, hunting nearby and dining at a popular Irish pub, O'Shucks.
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He was able to successfully break back into the mainstream as a director, not an actor, which meant he could keep his face out of the public eye while people got used to the idea of him being back in Hollywood.
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As I got used to the idea of using gadgets more freely, free of the worry of wear-and-tear and cost that normally comes with gently using new items, I found myself and those around me actually enjoying them more.
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With lyrics like, "I know you've had a lot of work to do / Oooh, you got used to things without me baby," it sounds like this breakup wasn't a recent one, but rather one where they've had some time away from each other.
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Sis shouts she's got used to the new car now and she wants to go home, and Buddy, reaching over the front seat to turn off the beeping sensors, says it would be better to go where all these people emptied out from.
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"I didn't realize that I got used to it until I got here and I was so surprised when I would get in an elevator and someone would start a conversation," joked Portman, who has a 5-year-old son with Millepied.
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"I think for a long time the tax values did not increase very much, and so people got used to taxes being really low when in reality they probably should have been increasing steadily over the years, but they just weren't," Clements said.
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We had some pressure to move to a different location without any infrastructure, which means we'd have had to rebuild everything from scratch, but over the years, people just got used to it and came to see the festival as a good thing.
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"I saw a dramatic change, even in my son who had already started school," Ms. Huertas said, noting that the first-grader's anxiety and behavior issues at school faded once he got used to playing with unfamiliar children and adults at First Teacher.
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But eventually I got used to his tactics, and learned to break the ice and ask the questions I genuinely wanted to know — how the gangs worked, what their plans for Casa Blanca were and what role violence played in their structures.
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It felt like an ancient practice, but it reminded me of the trips I took before I got a smartphone, before I got used to a comforting voice telling me where to turn, when to change lanes, how to pick the fastest route.
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So far, however, the cumulative impact on supply from these two disruptions falls into the "known unknown" category for analysts, who have got used to allowing for an output disruption in their market balance equations, typically of around five percent of global supply.
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Defying expectations that rapid year-on-year increases in driving would abate as motorists got used to low pump prices, drivers logged 1.713 billion miles on U.S. roads and highways in December, the most ever for the month, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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Both are far smaller than the notch on the iPhone X. I got used to the iPhone X notch in about one day (except in landscape mode, where it's still horrible, but I use it rarely), and it was the same with the Vivo V9.
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When those situations are drawn carefully — and most of the time they're not, because people got used to the idea of black hat, white hat, a bad guy for a good guy to knock down — a real dilemma sets itself up for very heightened drama.
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Some of the excerpts, like the infamous monologue about using epithets to strip them of their power, still deliver a surprise jab: At last Thursday's performance, the first racial slur elicited audible gasps, which disappeared once the audience got used to the onslaught of insults.
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"One of the reasons the Danes are so much happier than anyone else is because there is very little to do in Denmark, so we have got used to having very low expectations," he wrote in September, when Mr. Wiking's book was published in Britain.
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I actually got used to a lot of the system's quirks quicker than I thought I would, but it's still definitely something where I would've appreciated a few physical controls for specific functions, including windshield wipers, even if it spoiled the cockpit's otherwise excellent minimalist design.
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"We got used to the idea that every year the court decides several of the biggest national political issues — six or seven consecutive 'terms of the century' — but this year saw a regression to the mean," said Ilya Shapiro, a lawyer with the libertarian Cato Institute.
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"The bipolar world we got used to in the second half of the 20th century did have a range of deficiencies but also secured something that was extremely important, namely stability," Vladimir Chizhov, Russia's ambassador to the European Union, said in a recent speech in Athens.
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"He is a very controversial president, and we've all got used to that over the past two years," said the British foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, who greeted President Trump on his arrival for a state visit on Monday, possibly saying all that needed to be said.
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On a more positive note, scientists found that the increased risk for depression only stands for the first five years after an acne diagnosis, which we take to mean that patients either saw significant improvements in their skin within that time frame or just got used to it. Comforting!
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Not even the plum trees were in blossom yet, so there was nothing to bring out the hordes with their cameras, and I'd got used to being mostly alone in the temples and the gardens, and to a silence that was only deepened by the loud cawing of crows.
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"We got used to the Croatia football team winning in extra time and what we did here was not one, not two but 10 extra times," Krajan said, referring to how the soccer team won its first three knockout matches after they had all gone to extra time.
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"The Po Plain used to be extraordinary water-rich, and hence we got used to a situation where water has always been available for any purpose," said Silvano Pecora, a member of Arpae, the Regional Agency for Prevention, Environment and Energy of Emilia-Romagna and vice president of the World Meteorological Organization.
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ET, TNT ABOUT THE ROCKETS (218-23): Houston is adding a future Hall of Fame point guard to a lineup that already includes the NBA's leader in assists in James Harden, who is averaging 173 assists and got used to playing point guard in D'Antoni's offense while thriving in the role last season.
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But we had got used to Augustus's decline, and were not as shocked as we should have been; we believed in the magic of the vet's medicine, and it was easy for us now to live with the hope that one day that decline would be reversed and Augustus would be himself again.
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It made a similar proclamation in 1946, as we recovered from World War II; in 1968, amid Vietnam and the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Bobby Kennedy; in 1991, as we got used to a new world order without the Soviet Union; and 2009, around the time Americans stopped believing in continued prosperity.
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I'd only just got used to the idea of there being a real life goodbye gift from David Bowie before the world suddenly flung out Anti and The Life Of Pablo and Lemonade and A Moon Shaped Pool and Coloring Book and Endless and Blond(e) and all the other incredible stuff in between.
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Perhaps because he got used to wearing the garter belt of Ms. Sarandon's character in "Bull Durham," Mr. Robbins was not bothered by Miles's op-ed in HuffPost talking about how, even though he is "mostly heterosexual" — he has kissed a few men — he likes to wear dresses on stage sometimes or to parties.
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But knowing a generic EpiPen was coming, an insurer might have been reluctant to switch patients from EpiPen to Sanofi's Auvi-Q (when it was still on the market), because once patients got used to Auvi-Q, it would have been harder to switch them to the even cheaper generic EpiPen once it reached the market.
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How much better off they'd have been in Vermont or New Hampshire or one of those states where the cost of living was cheap, where the kids could have done 4-H and gone to community college and got used to the idea of a small, good life, which was all he had ever wanted for his children.
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And while the concept of 'interest' is a pretty broad one, and a keyword could be being mentally flagged by a reader for all sorts of different reasons, he argues people have effectively been trained to navigate information in this way — because they've got used to using digital services that function via a language of just such interest signals.
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SE:I don't think it's only from the Germans, because people got used to, basically through the common currency, for years and years after the introduction of the euro, they thought that they found a magic formula to basically have access to funding at a very cheap level without all the obligations and the cost associated with having one currency.
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Her signature, much imitated, cropped, frayed-edge jeans with the telltale white crease were inspired by a childhood embarrassment: As a short girl, she got used to her mother hemming her jeans; but as Comey grew taller, instead of buying new ones, her mother simply let out the hem, yielding a too-short jean with an unfinished edge.
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On a wider level, it's a reminder of the fact that British music can and should always be broader and more exciting than four lads droning on from behind guitars—and since Skepta's recognition in 2016, it seems that the Prize, one of the UK's biggest musical institutions, has finally got used to the importance and influence of UK rap in all its forms.
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"I'm 39, about to turn 40, and people like me who came of age in America in the '80s and '90s, we got used to a fairly predictable world," said Nate Silver, the founder of the data-news site FiveThirtyEight, whose uncannily accurate forecast of the 2012 presidential election while at The New York Times set off wide interest in data-based journalistic predictions.
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The monsters in Valfaris are just as varied as the environments While at first this was a little frustrating because I'm the kind of person that likes to explore 100% of these kinds of games, I got used to it pretty quickly and fell into the rhythm of pushing forward relentlessly, never looking back as I marveled at the beautifully rendered environments and slayed tons of enemies and bosses.
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I got used to sneaking into the bathroom at Walmart and trying to discretely bathe in the sinks and do my dishes whilst not calling too much attention to my appearance, which, if it were the morning after the show could mean that I had leftover clown drag on, or if I was in my carnival uniform (yes, there is a uniform, which is the first job I've ever worn one) getting harsh side eye.
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