" Accenture: "Accenture should have never gotten down to $114 or $115.
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At his inauguration, he weighed 354 pounds, but by his death, he'd gotten down to 280.
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Then, after maybe like, 20 minutes of watching stuff on YouTube, I noticed my battery had gotten down to 40 percent.
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"They've thrown a few a punches, especially in that last debate, but it hasn't gotten down to the ugly stuff," Scholz said.
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And then there's the little matter of the state police's bursting in just as the couple have gotten down to erotic business.
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The radiation had made it almost impossible for Ami to eat anything, and she had gotten down to a life-threatening 77 lbs.
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Now they've gotten down to the business of honeymooning, having chosen a dreamy destination that blows Litchfield Penitentiary out of the water: Italy.
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They've gotten down to a point where companies like Facebook are trading around 18 times earnings, which is not too far from the market multiple.
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When he gave the same talk to NASA's advisory groups, then the mission directorates and the staff offices, he'd gotten down to a tight twenty.
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The increased tracking latency, which the team claims it has gotten down to 11ms, wasn't noticeable in the slightest during my short demo time spent between Tilt Brush and Fruit Ninja.
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With our Built for Zero program, we have 10 communities that have gotten down to zero on chronic homelessness or veteran homelessness and 22 more communities that are working steadily towards zero.
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Read more: Jennifer Rubin: We may have gotten down to the final five Henry Olsen: These two candidates are best positioned to be this election's 'Iowa cyclone' David Byler: Democrats wanted fairer primaries.
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Dr. Gottlieb said some companies had gotten down to a 24-hour supply of diesel fuel, and representatives for the medical-device industry had said some generators were beginning to break down, requiring emergency repair.
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Now that I feel like I've gotten down to my goal weight a little bit more, I want to wear less clothes, so I'm really into bodysuits and trying to figure out how to wear that more.
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Although the video doesn't show who cleaned the mess, we can only imagine this wasn't the first time Nemo has gotten down to business inside the palace since the president was sworn in in May and the family moved in.
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While on the face of it, that might seem disappointing (after all, the rate has gotten down to 4 percent at times in the past), the fact that it isn't doing so should be a good sign that the economy isn't bursting at the seams.
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"We knew that the Negro teachers were technically better qualified than the white teachers because more of them had graduate hours percentage wise than the white teachers. Of course, naturally, we knew at the high school, they had a much broader curriculum than we had, because we were limited to the bare basics. We had even gotten down to the point that we didn't even have a foreign language in the high school." After Brown v.
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After a few days, Bedelia decides to try and find a way out herself, as there is no guarantee that she'll be found by anyone else; and in the tower finds three other cells, one of which is already occupied, and Bedelia helps her fellow prisoner, Prince Perian, the rightful ruler of the kingdom of Istven, break the curse of sleep (via counting sheep) that Lord Garp placed on him to usurp his throne. Using Prince Perian's overgrown hair and beard to climb down the tower, Bedelia escapes, but no-sooner had Bedelia gotten down to the ground, Lord Garp, on his approach to the tower on horseback, sees all of this and, in a fit of unthinking anger, yanks Prince Perian down by his overgrown beard, only for Prince Perian to land on him, killing Lord Garp in the process. Bedelia and Perian ride to the Istven capital on the horse; Bedelia later marries Perian, but not before insisting that he have a haircut and shave to see what he really looked like before accepting his marriage proposal--"for she was always practical".
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