Talk about surveillance capitalism, this word that has gotten around.
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Never gotten around to becoming fluent in a second language?
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He has not gotten around to responding to my tweet yet.
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They've just now gotten around to setting up a procurement channel.
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I haven't gotten around to playing Cuphead and that doesn't faze me.
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Science fiction is chockfull of classics I've never gotten around to reading.
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We have also not even gotten around to finding out who killed her.
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What's next: Sources say that Mosaic apps have gotten around 200 million installs.
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Well, after nine years, they still haven't gotten around to the 'replace' part.
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There's no way I could have gotten around the suburbs as a minor, ever.
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No matter how good the Alabama pass rush is, Watson has gotten around it.
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The EPFL researchers have gotten around this by doping the wires with tin oxide.
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I figured the state's Department of Transportation simply hadn't gotten around to mowing yet.
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Word has now gotten around that they've arrived, so now there are crowds and paparazzi.
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Of course, the company hasn't gotten around to finding the perfect scents for every state.
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I had no idea the song had gotten around as far as it apparently had.
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We're told Danielle has always wanted a Rolex but hasn't gotten around to snagging one.
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Subsurface Circular, which I've been meaning to play but haven't gotten around to, got the axe.
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For these aspirations, Spire has gotten around $140 million of investment, plus those smaller government contracts.
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If Stewart had gotten around Logano, he would have at least had a shot at winning.
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"That's not something we've gotten around to making the car smart enough to understand," Fairfield says.
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It may be that the Trump administration simply hasn't gotten around to finding or naming its economists.
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The suit claims the Wynn has effectively gotten around paying minimum wage by appropriating the dealers' tips.
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They can be things you've never gotten around to doing, like playing jazz piano or mastering mahjong.
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Are there any particular sounds that you've considered but not gotten around to incorporating into your music yet?
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" It'll eventually be distributed more widely, the songwriter noted, but "I just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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They're standing up in a way other workers with far more power and privilege haven't gotten around to.
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After all, the guy hasn't even gotten around to watching Stanley Kubrick's 1968 classic 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Though Mr. de Blasio is expected to sign the legislation, he hasn't yet gotten around to doing so.
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Almost every mom has a book list (whether she's gotten around to any on it is another story).
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Additionally, a number of smaller companies have recently gotten around the rule through applying for small refinery exemptions.
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Spring's almost over and there's a good chance that you haven't gotten around to cleaning up that clutter.
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We were going to have them redone or get rid of them but haven't gotten around to either.
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But the company is already warning customers about another bug it hasn't gotten around to resolving just yet.
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Short answer: Like people who still rent landlines or use AOL mail, some folks haven't gotten around to upgrading.
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A few state governments (notably California) have gotten around this problem by allowing unauthorized immigrants to get driver's licenses.
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Word about Spoke has gotten around, and on Thursday the company said it has raised $28 million in funding.
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Just thought of how it's been around for a while now but I've never gotten around to reading it.
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Opinion Now that I'm approaching my mid-40s, I've finally gotten around to some basic end-of-life planning.
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No. Or was that something that you were already planning to do and just hadn't gotten around to announcing?
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We take the "what's mine is yours" philosophy to money, but we haven't actually gotten around to joining accounts.
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Still, these are teenagers, and most of them probably hadn't gotten around to telling schools they were not coming.
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I've been meaning to speak to management about it for weeks now, but I just haven't gotten around to it.
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When he has actually gotten around to appointing science posts, the job has frequently gone to people without traditional credentials.
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So, if you haven't gotten around to it yet, now would be the time to beef up that section. 3.
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January came and went and I still hadn't gotten around to finding a pediatrician who took our new health plan.
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Overall, the No. 216 reason for not having a will was that most Americans simply haven't gotten around to it.
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However, while Jenner praised the decoration, calling it "everything," she added that hadn't gotten around to using it just yet.
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It was sitting on bare subfloor, in an area where I hadn't even gotten around to putting in wall partitions.
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Finally, we talk about the GIF-ban on the Olympics (38:00) and how the internet has gotten around it anyway.
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I've lived here for a few months, but my roommates and I haven't gotten around to fully furnishing the living room.
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Telegram, a self-professed secure messaging app, hasn't even gotten around to encrypting its group messaging chats, let alone group calls.
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If you wanted to take a summer vacation, but simply haven't gotten around to planning it, all faith is not lost.
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And companies like Spire and Planet, which has gotten around $183 million of investment, have a lot to show for themselves.
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Google Calendar also incorporates Goals (like exercise) and Reminders very neatly, which are features Apple's developers haven't gotten around to yet.
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The Kindle Paperwhite Almost every mom has a book list (whether she's gotten around to any on it is another story).
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The horse Grant was working with was a three-year-old mare whose owner had never gotten around to training her.
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Send that email, finish up that task at home, send that holiday thank-you note you still haven't gotten around to.
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Barry is from Liberty City, and the word had gotten around that he was from there, and they were so proud.
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And so, there's the phrase, "The software's eating the world," and yet, people have not gotten around to trying to target government.
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There's no such thing as closed doors on Riverdale, only plotlines briefly forgotten, and romances the writers haven't gotten around to yet.
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"We reminisced about all of the songs that Glen had always wanted to record but had never gotten around to," continues Kim.
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Oh...and iRobot has also gotten around to refreshing its Braava Jet mop to be a hell of a lot more useful.
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Word seemed to have gotten around the bus station and other smuggler haunts, that Pablo had made headway with a top coyote.
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They're not lazy or uninformed — a quarter of unregistered Americans say they intend to vote but just haven't gotten around to it.
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Summer is flying by, so maybe do one of those things you promised the kids you'd do but haven't gotten around to.
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The politicians running the asylum in Washington say they plan to pay for it, but just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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You also get access to movies for which Criterion owns the streaming rights but hasn't gotten around to producing a physical edition yet.
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Airbnb Treehouse DealIf you're like us, you've always wanted to stay in a treehouse, but maybe you haven't gotten around to it yet.
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If you still haven't gotten around to buying your tickets to Disrupt, you can still snag last-minute tickets to the show here.
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Word of it has gotten around, and more than 400 cities worldwide are now attempting their own radical acts of car traffic suppression.
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He may not yet have gotten around to Chrysler, the smallest of the Big Three automakers in Detroit, but Chrysler pre-empted him.
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Locals have long gotten around the controls by going through black market traders, agreeing transactions in person or via social media or texts.
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And MSNBC is running ads, touting her as one of their stars, one of their star journalists, and still hasn&apost gotten around that.
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Witch Baby, by Francesca Lia Block, a book my sister had bought at a Scholastic Book Fair, but hadn't yet gotten around to reading.
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If your grandmother has finally gotten around to using WhatsApp but mourns the good ol' typewriter font, there's also an easy fix for that.
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Tuesday's rally gave the a gain approaching 2 percent for the year, but the market has retreated every time it's gotten around this level.
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Maybe you haven't gotten around to buying one yet, or, perhaps, you were holding out a HomeKit-enabled bulb that doesn't require a hub.
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The Legislature has gotten around that by first voting on a resolution to bypass the rule and vote on other things before the budget.
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But there's one thing a lot of elite liberals haven't gotten around to dealing with yet: They haven't made their peace with middle America.
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Ms. DuVally explained that she had not yet gotten around to telling all of her colleagues of her decision to come out as transgender.
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Clinton is clearly ahead by this metric too — she's gotten around 15.8 million votes to Sanders's about 12.1 million, according to the Green Papers.
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Like that show that people keep recommending to you that you keep saying is on "your list" but that you've never gotten around to seeing?
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I was at home with my partner, and we'd finally gotten around to the comedy set, which some of our friends had been raving about.
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However, Memphis had gotten around the law by handing over the city's parks to a nonprofit, which was then able to remove the Confederate memorials.
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They are busy and this thing from 20 years ago is not as emotional for them, so they just haven't gotten around to answering. 2.
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When did you first have the idea to write the sequel, and was it something that you had considered before but never gotten around to?
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It also demands a big-screen viewing, and academy members who are under water with DVD screeners may not have gotten around to that yet.
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Through the third quarter of 28503, Citigroup had stored up a whopping $22019 billion in tax breaks the company hadn't gotten around to using yet.
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But if you haven't gotten around to seeing the movie in the 22 years since it was released, her costume will spoil the ending for you.
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By now, word of his influence has gotten around: Barrack serves as the connective fiber between his elite circles and the insular, Breitbart-infused Trump Tower.
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His office recently posted a page where visitors can flag fake comments, and he said it's gotten around 3,000 responses from around the country so far.
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Li said the company hasn't gotten around to even working on partnerships yet since it is fully focused on developing the Ticwatch 2 for international audiences.
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I haven't gotten around to reading it, but I knew that Nikola TESLA's biography is called "Lightning in His Hand," so in that went as well.
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First Trump said he flat-out disagreed with Pence's program on Syria, then added that he hadn't ever gotten around to talking with Pence about it.
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A White House spokeswoman did not know if he had gotten around to buying one yet, but said the new chief of staff preferred Irish whiskey.
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"There may be other medical concerns that you just haven't gotten around to addressing," Dietel said, including doctors or dentist appointments you may have put off.
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Instead of pestering them every week to see if they've finally gotten around to it, just send it over to them with Amazon's 14-day loan policy.
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Some phone makers have gotten around this with notches, others by relocating the camera below the screen so that you have to hold the phone upside down.
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If you haven't gotten around to reading the Mueller report yet—but seriously, read the Mueller report—now's your chance to hear it straight from the source.
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Silberstein, who has gotten around in wheelchair since a drunk driver hit him when he was was 18, founded Wheel the World with his friend Camilo Navarro.
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Your cool friend has one and you're always trying to go to their house to play it, but you haven't gotten around to buying your own yet.
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"We&aposre very proud of the advertisement we put together, and we&aposre excited about all of the positive feedback we&aposve gotten around it," he added.
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This is a great opportunity to do things you haven't gotten around to (anything from doing the laundry or cleaning to visiting a museum or hosting a brunch).
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It was a strategy I had learned in a program I once joined with the U.S. Small Business Administration but had never gotten around to trying until then.
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If you're wondering exactly why all this is happening before you've even gotten around to buying a 4K TV yet, it's because NHK perennially pioneers new viewing formats.
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To that point, 42% keep meaning to make a plan but haven't gotten around to it, and 18% don't believe it's necessary at all, according to the report.
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He said corrupt Russian state-controlled businesses that are already banned by sanctions from British markets had gotten around that by having their government, indirectly, borrow for them.
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Last year, she was wrapping up her public relations course load at Temple University, and now she's putting the finishing on the debut she hasn't gotten around to naming.
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Similarly, I saw curiosity from those who were familiar with Netrunner, but never had gotten around to playing it, asking if now was the time to start running nets.
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Comixology has up until now gotten around the problem with Guided View, which zooms in on panels and pages to highlight speech and art one scene at a time.
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Congress has had plenty of time to pass a law so their salaries are also furloughed during a shutdown but, for some reason, hasn't gotten around to doing so.
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If you haven't thought about your retirement savings in a while — or if you haven't gotten around to starting yet — there's no better time than now to revisit them.
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"We just haven't gotten around to going to do it in the whole courthouse or however we're going to decide to get legally married," Jenner explained in one episode.
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Dan was born and grew up in Montreal, but he has gotten around, most recently reporting from Paris and London in addition to Prague, Brussels, New York and Turkey.
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I text with a Hinge boy I matched with the other day and one I matched with a few months ago who I just haven't gotten around to meeting.
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It's a bit ironic that Trump makes such a show of directing his cabinet members to do things when the administration hasn't gotten around to nominating their top staff.
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Another 18 percent are too confused by their choices, 18 percent more are not eligible to participate at all and another 16 percent have not gotten around to signing up.
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Even if you've been intending to put together an emergency kit but haven't quite gotten around to doing it, good intentions won't get you very far in an actual emergency.
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Some users have gotten around this by opening the Just Ride mode and watching a nearby TV or even hanging a tablet over the screen to stream their own shows.
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But the carcass was swarming with giant isopods, a football-sized species of scavenging crustacean, which had gotten around the alligator's armor by chewing through softer spots under the armpit.
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We're guessing word must have gotten around to at least some of the producers by now, which makes it all the more curious no one gave Falconer a heads-up.
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I watched my mother, who also had just never gotten around to owning a legit pastry cutter for whatever reason, use two butter knives, and I've done that for years, too.
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The risk is just too high that your chef hadn't gotten around to doing laundry or washing the dishes, and found a clever solution to solving both problems at once.[YouTube]
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His thing was that he's a virgin, having focused too hard on football (and grown up in a very Christian household) to have ever gotten around doing even a single sex.
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So far MoveOn's gotten around 300,000 RSVPs for the rallies which, according to a map on its web page, would happen in all 50 states and the territory of Puerto Rico.
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Check these privacy-related settings as soon as you've got your Windows 10 computer set up—or now, in case you're a longtime user who hasn't gotten around to it yet.
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I haven't gotten around to watching the Fox TV series "Ghosted," but maybe I shouldn't bother — one of the show's stars, Adam Scott, just removed it from his Twitter bio on Friday.
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The app's Android version has supported the feature since 2015, but SoundCloud has gotten around to adding Chromecast integration on the iOS side with today's free update now in the App Store.
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The justices have applied, or incorporated, most of the Constitution's prohibitions on federal actions to the states in recent decades, but had never gotten around to the excessive fines clause until now.
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WINKELMAN As of late, streaming platforms have sometimes gotten around the Oscars' pesky theatrical requirement by "four-walling" — or renting out temporary theater space — for any movies they deem worth betting on.
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If asked, you might say either that you have not gotten around to it, not mentioning that you never will, or admit that you are not as interested in ancestry as she.
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Fortunately for Pak, though she's sifted through the overfilled inbox, she says she hasn't gotten around to checking all of her new connection requests, many of which are coupled with a message.
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As the Verge noted, the Face ID feature simply goes unmentioned on Apple's web page for the feature, so it's also possible that the company simply hasn't gotten around to enabling it yet.
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Google hasn't gotten around to implementing this feature in search yet, but Facebook started testing it back in October and its approach gives us a decent idea of how Google might use it.
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Because he had not gotten around to writing a dissertation, he was given the entry-level title of lecturer, which was upgraded to associate professor after he was awarded a doctorate in 218.
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" If there's any truth to that, there's a beautiful irony about finally getting active and finding a gristly note that that says: "you should have gotten around to working out years ago, fucko!
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But just a reminder: I have read 100 books published in 2018, and still haven't gotten around to at least half of the books that continue to show up as critical consensus titles.
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The universe hasn't quite gotten around to giving us the buddy comedy we begged for after their hilarious bit at the 2018 Emmys, but until then we'll settle for the next-best thing.
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Speaking to Congress on Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who has forbidden the IRS to hand over Trump's tax returns to Congress, said he had "not yet" gotten around to reviewing the memo.
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But now it has just three years left; in an industry where developing a new car can take seven years, it's a good thing the automaker has gotten around to picking its lidar supplier.
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The top reason people gave for slacking off when it came to estate planning was that they "just hadn't gotten around to it," according to the survey of 1,003 adults conducted in late January.
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In the last two weeks, I've gotten around to reading a 4,000-word piece about the coming AI dystopia, a 6,000-word overview on the Constitution, and a 7,000-word profile of Lamaleran whalers.
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It's perfectly understandable that you haven't gotten around to it—you also haven't quite made it out to get your bike from the bar in Queens you locked it in front of in... October?
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But now, New Scientist reports, researchers from the University of Zurich have gotten around both of those problems: they simply spray proteins on to a single sheet of graphene, to which they become fixed.
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Amy Locurto from DIY blog Living Locurto offers a tutorial on how to make your own giant holiday-light balloons that has gotten around 115,000 shares (as well as many, many repins) so far.
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And among the biggest benefits that Fitbit offers is significantly longer battery life; I've gotten around four or five days out of my Versa, whereas I usually have to charge my Apple Watch nightly.
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This week I have mainly been reveling in the fact that Fight Pass has finally gotten around to uploading some of the classic Pancrase fights to which Bas Rutten does not own the rights.
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In the case of the Saudi Aramco attack, the Iranians used drones and cruise missiles, which would have gotten around the coverage of the Patriot air and missile defense system given its current radar.
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Wildhaber was applying to be promoted to lieutenant, the lawsuit said, and word had gotten around to owner John Saracino, who was also on the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners at the time.
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"These are folks that go to register their kids for kindergarten and they haven't gotten around to getting their kid vaccinated, so they sign off on the form, then don't follow up," Schryer told me.
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"As we've been out here in Iowa, as we've talked to voters, as the senator's gotten around, as he's put his message on paid television, voters here in Iowa have moved to him," Weaver said.
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I've never gotten around to reviewing a DX video, so I will take this opportunity to file a note that applies to all of this fine organization's videos: these backing tracks are fucking terrible, fam.
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It's been only three hours since Google's Pixel 2 event wrapped up — but if you're planning to buy one and haven't gotten around to it yet, you're already late enough to be on the waiting list.
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Having ordered our $9.43 cheese and $32.41 shipping to the States, I navigated back to the shop to see if they'd gotten around to my question about whether it's difficult to work while people watch you.
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Big Willie prisoners have historically gotten around this by putting money on other inmates' accounts, but it's a far cry from the filet mignon, lobster, and cauliflower Shrekli was known to enjoy at midtown Manhattan's Capitol Grille.
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The Venetian crow mask's British analogue is the Guy Fawkes mask, from the film V for Vendetta (based on the graphic novel by Alan Moore and David Lloyd), and it too has gotten around in DJ circles.
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One might think he could have gotten around a penalty by not using the ball as a pillow, as other players have in the past, since the league forbids using the ball as a prop in celebration.
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The most commonly stated reasons for not vaccinating were that it was too expensive or that their pets never interacted with other animals (both 17 percent); 10 percent said they had simply never gotten around to it.
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All five of you will be over the moon to know that Reversal of Man has finally gotten around to giving this whole internet craze a try and added their catalog to the streaming services this week.
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More than three hours later, the House Rules Committee still hasn't gotten around to taking up any actual amendments that House members want to add to the GOP Obamacare repeal bill before it goes to the floor tomorrow.
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As an instructor I used to have tons of mats lying around, but I almost always end up renting one as I can't seem to find any these days and haven't gotten around to buying a new one.
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If you're listening for the first time or just haven't gotten around to it, please, be sure to subscribe to impeachment today on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you go to hear my disembodied voice.
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But if you're listening for the first time or just haven't gotten around to it, be sure to subscribe to Impeachment Today on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you go to hear my disembodied voice.
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Kondo just wants you to only keep things that you actively want to keep, things that bring something to your life besides a vague sense of guilt that you haven't gotten around to dealing with this thing yet.
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He has a lot of money, he gets tuned into a societal issue when it finally affects him personally, and he decides to put his energy into solving a problem that the government just hasn't gotten around to addressing.
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A wedding gift registry allows you to request the items you'd never buy for yourself and ask for home goods you've been needing ever since you moved out of your parents' house but still haven't gotten around to buying.
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Oceanographic researchers have gotten around the problem by connecting devices to tethers of fiber optic cable or copper wires, which provide enough bandwidth to stream images of the Titanic or weird creatures that live around underwater volcanic hot springs.
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Even though there is only a small logo at the bottom of the installation, word of the lineage has gotten around and triggered an uneasiness in a part of the world already fatigued by corporate interference in gay life.
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When I hadn't gotten around to booking anything at T-10 weeks, my FIL forwarded me the flight info he'd booked, and offered up sharing their rental car to get from Oakland to the Marin area where we'll all likely gather.
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James Shaw Jr. told CNN's Van Jones on Saturday that he hasn't been in touch with anyone from the White House, but said that it was possible he missed the call or that Trump had not yet gotten around to it.
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The movie began with an offhand remark that Wong made in a 2016 New Yorker article about how she and Park had always wanted to do their version of "When Harry Met Sally" but had never gotten around to it.
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While Trump ultimately caved in February and reopened the government after Democrats refused to give him any money for the border wall, he has since gotten around that roadblock by declaring a national emergency and shifting funds from other military projects.
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Populist forces are surging in Britain, Germany, Italy and France; in places like Venezuela, Hungary, Turkey and Poland they have already settled in, set up house and gotten around to the next step: gutting institutional safeguards in order to shore up their rule.
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But use a little bit of your downtime — or even some of that pent-up anxious energy — to send that email, to finish up that task at home or to send that holiday thank-you note you still haven't gotten around to.
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The first games hitting the subscription beta: While many of those games aren't exactly new (some of them are 5+ years old), a lot of them are really great games (I've lost days to Super Meat Boy) that not everyone has gotten around to playing.
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Some companies, like Samsung and Google, have gotten around this by placing the fingerprint sensor on the rear of the phone, which can be less convenient; Apple, meanwhile, engineered its Face ID system on the iPhone X so that it could abandon fingerprint authentication altogether.
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But in a vacuum, seeing things like profanity and "sensitive subjects" labeled inappropriate gives the impression that YouTube just hasn't gotten around to flagging everything yet — especially when social networks like Facebook and Twitter often do have clear content policies that are inconsistently enforced.
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Previous V.I.P.s have gotten around the 3.8-square-mile island by horse-drawn carriage, including former presidents and the only sitting president to visit, Gerald Ford, in 1975 — although his Secret Service detail did have a backup vehicle on the island in case of emergency.
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Previous V.I.P.s have gotten around the 3.8-square-mile island by horse-drawn carriage, including former presidents and the only sitting president to visit, Gerald Ford, in 1975 — although his Secret Service detail did have a backup vehicle on the island in case of emergency.
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For non-fans (from the "I have to have someone to sympathize with in a show, and all these people are terrible" brigade to the "I hear it's great, I just haven't gotten around to it" crowd), there are plenty of other options this month.
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Yet in the first weeks of the Trump era Congress has utilized the CRA eight times (although Trump has only gotten around to signing three of these measures into law), killing regulations on business disclosure, school accountability, and environmental safety, to name a few.
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Miss Lorimer, a seasoned newspaper correspondent, has in "What Hitler Wants" gotten around the legal problem, and presents a condensation of the full Nazi philosophy, theory, practice and aims as expressed in the uncut "Mein Kampf" and from the written and spoken words of Herr Hitler himself.
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When Roe earnestly reveals a life-changing secret from his past, he does it with the bland, sleazy earnestness of a dude telling his current fling that he hasn't actually gotten around to breaking up with his last girlfriend yet, but he was just about to text her, really.
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Only one friend was kind enough to put directly into my hands a book he swore I'd find illuminating, and it's the one I've finally gotten around to reading: not a work of history, exactly (though incorporating a great deal of historical learning), but a novelist's work of journalism.
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READ: Democrats Blocked Trump From Handing Himself a Chunk of the $500 Billion Coronavirus Bailout The government will calculate your payment based on your tax returns for the year 2019 if you've already filed them this year, or for the year 2018 if you haven't gotten around to doing that yet.
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Whether you're trying to get tickets to a show or concert when they go on sale, or you need to send a gift to a client and just haven't gotten around to it, or you need suggestions for a restaurant that can accommodate a large group at the last minute, the Platinum concierge can help.
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If you're listening to the first time or just haven't gotten around to it, please be sure to subscribe to Impeachment Today on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you go to hear my disembodied voice, and be sure to stick around as we all figure out how this all ends together.
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The committee working on the platform hasn't yet gotten around to the other big question that Trump is viewed by some conservatives as shaky on — the long-term future of Social Security and Medicare, which most Republican candidates are committed to cutting eventually (while protecting benefits for current retirees), while Trump has basically just emphasized protecting benefits.
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He seems uninclined to challenge that ignorance, either because he's the sole Kelpien aboard and doesn't want to give his people an even worse name, or because the show simply hasn't gotten around to fleshing out the cautious Kelpien culture the way past series have with the Vulcans' logic-bound society, or the Klingons' honor-bound one, or the Ferengis' profit-bound one.
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Exploding nuns, a guy without skin, the phrase "Make Easter Great Again" — we'll be honest, we haven't gotten around to the first season of this deranged SYFY show yet (it's available on Netflix now), but whatever is going on in the season 2 first look NYCC fans got this weekend, it seems maybe a bit more sane than the actual world right now?
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Image: Parker Byrd (Unsplash)The internet is a big place, and there's no shame in not having gotten around to exploring every last corner of it—but just in case you've missed out on some of the very best sites the web has to offer, we're going to pick out a few lesser-known highlights from our travels that are well worth adding to your bookmarks.
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If you wanted to explore the internet, it was generally done from a PC. Even though few sites were optimized for mobile devices (including Safari, the heart of the first iPhone's web-browsing experience), the ability to pinch and zoom in that browser made it possible to read the New York Times and shop on Amazon, long before either had gotten around to making an app.
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But "social distancing" — not commuting, not dining out, saying no to that party you really didn't want to go to anyway — can also open up some unexpected opportunities for those with time on their hands: to try a new recipe, work out from the comfort of your own home, catch up on some reading and tackle any organizing projects you haven't gotten around to yet.
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But "social distancing" — not commuting, not dining out, saying no to that party you really didn't want to go to anyway — can also open up some unexpected opportunities for those with time on their hands: to try a new recipe, work out from the comfort of your own home, catch up on some reading and tackle any organizing projects you haven't gotten around to yet.
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I have a house at my last duty station that I was unable to sell before I left.)Student Loans: $0 (I paid off my student loans in December 0.943, and it was a momentous occasion.)Utilities: ~$400-ish (I pay these as part of the rent deal with my husband.) Hulu: $12Netflix: $0 (My husband pays.)Pet Wellness Plan: $40 (I need to cancel this because there are no PetSmarts here, but making phone calls to the States is exhausting and I haven't gotten around to it yet.)Cell Phone: $40-ish (Paid in won.) Savings: $250 each to my trip fund and expensive-purchase fund and $2,000 to my Get Out of the Air Force Fund.
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