Don't worry; the two have since gotten past the argument.
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But I've kind of gotten past that, which is great.
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But we've gotten past the worst of all the leveraging.
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We still remember him, but we've gotten past the sad part.
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She was very sensitive, but we've gotten past much of that.
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I feel like I've gotten past that, which is very liberating.
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She had really gotten past that as a grown-up person.
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If I did, I would never have gotten past the first draft.
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He hasn't gotten past the fifth inning in 10 of those starts.
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I think investors have kind of gotten past this notion of global downturn.
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Ms. Walsh and Ms. Nance thought they'd gotten past this sort of response.
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We've mostly gotten past the requirement to wear all white on the court.
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Macron had only just gotten past that problem before the pension crisis arose.
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No wonder stories have found an audience with people who've gotten past this gauntlet.
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Purchasing a Birkin bag is notoriously difficult, even once you've gotten past the price tag.
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The Islanders and Devils haven't gotten past the second round of the playoffs in years.
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Particularly since we've gotten past the tradition of picking your bitterest political enemy for the job.
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Belatedly, as he realized the ball had gotten past Bregman, he took off for second base.
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But my basic thing is I will have done it, I will have gotten past it.
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But my basic thing is I will have done it, I will have gotten past it.
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And it shouldn't have gotten past me, because I said something to a teacher and a coach.
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I've gotten past most of the timidity that comes with wondering how people will perceive that information.
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"I think we've gotten past all this," said one GOP operative with close ties to the administration.
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By the time Kavanaugh was a teenager we had, at least in theory, gotten past that point.
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I think I still haven't gotten past that; I think I still have to get to that point.
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Deception is another layer in security that assumes the attacker has already gotten past perimeter anti-intrusion measures.
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Once you've gotten past the broken glass, make yourself at home and enjoy the rest of the puzzle.
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Inui picks up a yellow card for tugging down Sarr, who had gotten past him on the flank.
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I'd gotten through infertility, gotten past a failed adoption, braced my way through I.V.F. and a C-section.
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I think that the biggest hurdle -- getting them through this operation safely and getting them separated -- we've gotten past.
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"I thought it meant I'd gotten past a gatekeeper of some kind and was in the running," he said.
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It's a life hack from the Sumerians that we've never gotten past, and that you could easily live without.
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It always felt like the real plot, the bigger story, was waiting until we'd gotten past these early adventures.
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Even when he got there, I think if I told him after the fact, maybe we could've gotten past it.
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But in the larger scheme to build a profitable quantum computer, it remains unclear whether they've gotten past square one.
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But now that we've gotten past year-end, I want to find ways to grow the balance sheet more slowly.
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Some of them are moving particularly slowly: Where Grace Wyler is, they haven't gotten past the speechmaking portion of the evening.
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Because once you've gotten past the stereotyped image D&D has garnered, there's a whole world of fun to be had.
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"Now that we've gotten past year-end, I want to find ways to grow the balance sheet more slowly," he said.
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Shah said on "Squawk Alley" that Wayfair has gotten past initial growing pains and that its customers are fueling the company's growth.
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Rebekah had never gotten past the second round of onstage spelling, known as Round 3, because a written test constitutes the first round.
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I really could not have gotten past this without my faith in God and my family — you are my family and my friends.
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Finally, the party and its elite had gotten past the "Hillary can still win" phase and found someone who more resembles President Obama.
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I have gotten past that, and now, I want to take my meds so I can grow emotionally and become a better me.
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Biden pointed out during Tuesday night's debate that Obama had gotten past the Iraq War vote to pick Biden as his running mate.
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"We were on our way back down, we'd gotten past the most dangerous parts and we could see our tents," Parrington told CNN.
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A long haircut would have never gotten past the school teacher she was assigned to confess to — it would have just made things worse.
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" JAY-Z said of West's world "We've gotten past bigger issues, but you brought my family into it, now it's a problem with me.
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After you've gotten past the bouncer and left all that pesky clothing at the coat check, you finally make it to the dance floor.
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The Seminoles have qualified for the NCAA Tournament 13 times in the past 14 years, but they have never gotten past the Elite Eight.
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Trump and Romney have gotten past their frictions during the Republican presidential nominating battle when the 2012 Republican nominee was critical of Trump's candidacy.
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Supposedly, the dog has never gotten past D'Artagnan's girlfriend, but if that ever happens, there's a total of 7 outdoor cats living in the garden.
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I thought I had gotten past this lifestyle, but have since realized I got married because I thought it was the right thing to do.
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"I haven't gotten past the place where I'm still putting a pillow where she was and covering it up like the jailhouse escape," he said.
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Wells is still working to convince investors it has gotten past the scandal, which involved the creation of as many as 3.5 million fake accounts.
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Gail: But I have to admit, having gotten past that looong period of who-won impatience, I'm feeling more sympathetic to the Iowa Democratic Party.
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As for your reference to some evangelical voters, it's astonishing that so many in this country seem not to have gotten past the Scopes trial.
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We have gotten past that point where you have a character that's like, 'I'm just a strong woman,' who has all their self-esteem put together.
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And it was just the most special part of what was a wonderful night with Caila once we had gotten past what had happened earlier that day.
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Melissa [director Melissa B. Miller] envisioned the monologue pretty straightforward, not emotional, as Lindsay had already gotten past it and didn't feel that emotional about it anymore.
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Hanks says it has been 2 weeks since they first experienced symptoms of COVID-19 -- fever, body aches, some chills for Rita -- and they've gotten past them.
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"I haven't gotten past the place where I'm still putting a pillow where she was and covering it up like the jailhouse escape," he previously told Entertainment Tonight.
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I must confess the first shot that I heard was after it had already gotten past the batting cage, in -- sometime it passes us lying on the ground.
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" Another employee who helped organize the walkouts, Amr Gaber, who still works at Google, told Recode that activism in tech has "gotten past the point of no return.
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I had gotten past that phase with my daughter — getting up in the middle of night and comforting her and feeding her and rocking her back to sleep.
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They also picked up a gallon of milk, which leads us to believe that Bieber has gotten past his 2012 on-stage snaffu notoriously caused by spaghetti and milk.
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A spokesperson for Mondelez International, which owns Cadbury's, has shrugged him off, insisting that there's no way a tooth would've gotten past its quality control, but Nixon is adamant.
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Since returning last season from a 15-month suspension for an antidoping violation, she has not gotten past the fourth round in the two major tournaments she has played.
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Stansbury and Summers might think this was a discrete historical episode, and productivity growth going forward should be expected to raise wages smartly once we have gotten past it.
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Michael Hertzog, an Air Force spokesman, said the flying branch is willing to consider all options, including actually flyable prototypes and "developmental" planes that haven't gotten past the blueprint stage.
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And once you've gotten past all that, it's possible that people just don't love turkey anyway, and usually end up heaping their plate with sides instead of the main dish.
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"By the time someone would get to one of our camera systems, the customer has a far bigger problem, because they've already gotten past all of their firewalls," he said.
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"I have only just gotten past the Vaulter shutdown, which, yes, felt all too familiar," said Claire Lampen, a writer who worked at Mic before being laid off in 2017.
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Gateway knew that it was in a field where its competitors hadn't gotten past product shots, and there was serious concern about the small guys being fly-by-night companies.
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Apparently, he's gotten past the president's comments about the KKK, Muslims, Mexicans, and people with disabilities from 2016 — comments that two years ago he said would make him reject Trump's endorsements.
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Mine occurred late enough in my pregnancy that I thought I had gotten past the danger period and it was therefore safe for me to start dreaming about my growing child.
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I don't think Trump could have called somebody long face or small hands or whatever it is and gotten past the governors going, 'Excuse me, I was asking about Medicare and Medicaid.
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More than that, Kang wasn't just being a dick in trying to trip up Harper; the errant throw might have gotten past teammates and put Harper position to score if he hadn't slid.
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Once I'd gotten past all the likes bestowed upon gushing fan mentions, or photos of their own face, I found out that yes, some famous musicians have been liking some really weird shit.
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Clinton attacks President Trump's performance on the job Clinton attacks President Trump's performance on the job President Trump has not gotten past the November election, and it appears his opponent Hillary Clinton hasn't either.
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Survivors, in other words, haven't even gotten past the emergency to take stock of the damage and really begin the difficult relief phase; if this was an earthquake, the ground would still be shaking.
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He gave up four runs in 4 2/3 innings, and he hasn't gotten past the fifth inning in either of his two starts since beginning the year with 12 appearances out of the bullpen.
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"Si has been sick for quite a while, and a long enough time so that we've all gotten past the point of operating with him," said Steven Newhouse, 60, a nephew of the late chairman.
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Despite escalating sanctions and the country's technological backwardness, North Korea appears to have gotten past a rocky beginning with its nuclear tests, and enjoyed a burst of progress in its missile program over the last two years.
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Grilled runner beans with garlic and chiles have been around lately, too, in a big heap that I would have enjoyed more if a few stringy, leathery beans had not gotten past the inspectors in the kitchen.
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Putintseva, ranked 39th in the world, has never gotten past the second round at Wimbledon but has seven career victories against players in the world's top 10 and won her maiden WTA title at Nuremberg in May.
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She has finally gotten past his affair, their divorce, and the long-running drama of the hit-and-run accident in which she was behind the wheel — and Alison partially responsible — but for which Noah took the rap.
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And while the actual chances of that happening are unclear — previous proposals have not gotten past the Republican-controlled Senate — the governor seemed emboldened by anger over the president's order, saying the Constitution was on New York's side.
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The three major Singapore banks may have gotten past the build-up in bad loans from the oil and gas sector by setting aside billions of Singapore dollars combined, but economic uncertainties are expected to persist through 2017 may hinder growth.
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For some, the silver lining of this past election shines in the fact that certain areas of the country seem to have gotten past this Reefer Madness type of idea that suggests weed is the worst thing in the world.
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Sterling K. Brown: I feel like we can fool ourselves sometimes into thinking we've gotten past certain issues, but the time has brought to the surface the level of ignorance and bigotry that exists currently within this country and within the world.
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Now that the show's reverse-chronological timeline has gotten past Cunanan's five murders, writer Tom Rob Smith faces the difficult task of discerning his motives—a particular challenge because he didn't live long enough to be interrogated or interviewed about his killing spree.
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As these people die off, he theorizes, the GOP will emerge fresh, buoyed by a young class of thinkers who have gotten past all of these racial hangups: While most of the crazy progressives are young, most of the crazy conservatives are old.
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But others believe that the intransigent and unchanging one in the relationship is the United States — that the country has never gotten past the idea that it "won" the Cold War and therefore needs to spread, at all costs, the American way of life.
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"I think we've gotten past the point where this idea is ridiculed, but some might be still violently opposing it," Tanzi said, referring to the 19th century German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer's maxim about the three stages of truth (first ridicule, then violent opposition, and finally acceptance as self-evident).
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"I feel like we can fool ourselves sometimes into thinking we've gotten past certain issues, but the time has brought to the surface the level of ignorance and bigotry that exists currently within this country and within the world," Brown said during a conversation with Boseman and Gad at BuzzFeed's New York offices in late September.
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No overtakes happened at the front. On lap fourteen, Nakano has closed up on Melandri, shadowing the Italian for third. Behind them, Bayliss has closed up on Gibernau for fifth, Barros closing up on the duo as well. Lap fifteen and Bayliss has gotten past Gibernau.
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Lacking a hook, the song is performed in one verse. The lyrics on "War" seemingly addressed Drake's feud with Canadian singer The Weeknd, particularly that the two had gotten past their conflict, although the latter was not directly named. Additionally, Drake touches on betrayals, romantic relationships, and his gripes with social media.
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Tara has the ability to increase her size to a couple of hundred feet. Originally she couldn't shrink past 8 feet but over time she has gotten past this disability. Tara's strength and stamina grow accordingly with her size even though she has exceptional agility. In Femforce #100 on a strange planet Tara's abilities were magnified to the point where she grow to several hundred with almost no effort.
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40 meters back, Diamond had gotten past Canada. Sargent-Jones' exuberance brought Australia into the handoff last. At the 2015 World Championships, Novlene Williams-Mills ran past Francena McCorory to give Jamaica the victory over the US, wasting Allyson Felix's incredible 47.7 leg leading up to the handoff, the second fastest in history. In this race, the veteran Williams-Mills, at 34 the oldest woman in this race, was matched directly against Felix.
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Over the next few days, Patrik reveals his talent for gardening, and Göran grows to accept him. After several weeks, the agency notifies Göran that a family has been found for Patrik, who by this time has gotten past his initial fear and contempt for his surrogate parents. Sven returns as he and Göran both realize their issues were not worth ending their relationship. Patrik's new father arrives to pick him up, and he leaves with him.
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He then admits to Jack and Elizabeth that he loves her and that is the reason he does not want her to die; he has gotten past the death of his wife. While stealing Elizabeth, they are quickly discovered in the hospital. The security guards find them, pulling Jack away from Elizabeth, but when he is grabbed, her breathing tube is removed. David gets away from the guards a bit longer, but Elizabeth is now dying.
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Terms such as fall ("autumn"), faucet ("tap"), diaper ("nappy"; itself unused in the U.S.), candy ("sweets"), skillet, eyeglasses, and obligate are often regarded as Americanisms. Fall for example came to denote the season in 16th century England, a contraction of Middle English expressions like "fall of the leaf" and "fall of the year." Gotten (past participle of get) is often considered to be largely an Americanism.A Handbook of Varieties of English, Bernd Kortmann & Edgar W. Schneider, Walter de Gruyter, 2004, p. 115.
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Briggs was thought to have gotten past his problems, and relocated back to the Gold Coast where he began working with a new trainer. He also revealed he was moving down to the super-middleweight division and challenged fellow Australian Anthony Mundine to a fight. A couple of weeks into training however Briggs again had problems, and on the advice of his new trainer, retired from the sport. Briggs is currently located on the Gold Coast, and frequently commentates boxing matches on Fox Sports and Mainevent.
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Khretef's gift with machinery corresponds with Kit's same ability (supposed to have been from somewhere else) is briefly touched upon. Rorsik Rorsik, a Martian in a position of power behind the leader, Iskard. He has instilled fear into all the others and convinced Iskard into convincing Aurilelde into trying to kill Nita and wipe out life on Earth to make way for the Martians. It is said by Kit that he's either gotten past of his fear or has found himself in a patch of eternity to be scared in.
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Australia and Sri Lanka had never previously faced each other in a major tournament final. Australia were former winners of the World Cup in 1987 whilst Sri Lanka had never gotten past the group stages of the competition. The two teams however, had a fierce rivalry stemming from Sri Lanka's tour to Australia in the summer of 1995/1996. Their up-and-coming spin bowler Muttiah Muralitharan was the subject of much scrutiny during the tour as he was called for 'chucking' during the Boxing Day Test of 1995 by field umpire Darrell Hair.
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By lap 22, Patrese was close enough to attack his Williams team-mate but overshot onto the escape road, as Mansell swerved to avoid him. Upon rejoining, Patrese quickly latched onto Alesi and Berger, as the new three-car train now covered fourth through sixth places. Patrese had gotten past Berger when, suddenly, two of the top six runners retired on consecutive laps. On lap 35, Mansell pulled over when the Williams's new semi-automatic gearbox failed, and on the next time around, Berger's race ended as well.
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VH1 Classic used the logo until 2016. VH1 international channels also used the logo, with the Indian version of VH1 still using the logo today. In August 2003, the network changed its focus again, dropping "Music First" from its name, and introducing a box logo. Having saturated its Behind The Music series (and spinoff BTM2, a 30-minute version that told the stories of current chart-toppers), gotten past the point of showing music videos on a regular basis, the network began to target the pop culture nostalgia market.
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See, for instance, Buddharakkhita (1996). (in Pali and English) is associated with her story: Yo ca vassasatam jeeve apassam amatam padam Ekaaham jeevitam seyyo passato amatam padam Though one should live a hundred years without seeing the Deathless State, yet better indeed, is a single day's life of one who sees the Deathless State. In the "Gotami Sutta" (SN 5.3), Bhikkhuni Kisa Gotami declares: :I've gotten past the killing of [my] sons, :have made that the end :to [my search for] men. :I don't grieve, :I don't weep.... :It's everywhere destroyed — delight.
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The World - Guatemala killings inquiry hits snags - U.S. officials say the investigation into the slayings of three Salvadoran lawmakers has been mishandled. - Los Angeles Tim... The killings were followed by a prison riot; the warden and some guards were taken hostage. Initial reports suggested that the gunmen entered the prison disguised as visitors. The national police, however, stated that it was more likely that the gunmen came from inside the prison, since it would have been almost impossible for them to have gotten past the three security perimeters thrown around the building: the prison guards, the national police, and the army.
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As cotton was a primary objective, Phelps observed that the three barges Porter had intended for use as a bridge were being loaded with cotton gathered by the Army from the surrounding area. Phelps reported the affair to Porter who approved, much to Phelps's disappointment, who was not keen on the cotton speculation that was occurring in the midst of a war. When Porter arrived from Alexandria he found that the Eastport had gotten past the shoals at Grand Ecore but could proceed no further due to the low river level which was rising very slowly.
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Thomas drew inspiration for his point of view about Veronica's character from his own life, stating, "I've sort of gotten past this, but I certainly lived in that space for a long time." Thomas had had the idea for this mystery of the week since the beginning of the season; in an interview, he stated that he would like to include several "college-age crimes" such as "this idea of a college girl getting pregnant, and someone getting the idea they're doing her a favor by slipping her RU-486." The promos for the episode made it seem as though Veronica was pregnant.
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The Islanders had made the playoffs the three seasons prior to the formation of the Trio Grande, but had not gotten past the Semifinals. In 1977–78, the Islanders won their first Patrick Division championship, but lost in the Quarterfinals. In 1978–79, the Islanders repeated as Patrick Division champions and won the President's Trophy (which they would also win in 1980–81 and 1981–82) but lost in the Semifinals. Following the disappointments of the prior two seasons, Gillies, believing the captaincy was harming his game, resigned as captain and was succeeded by Denis Potvin prior to the 1979–80 season.
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Colossal Cave Adventure is considered one of video gaming's most influential titles. Dave Lebling said that when it arrived at MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science, "For a couple of weeks, dozens of people were playing the game and feeding each other clues ... Everyone was asking you in the hallway if you had gotten past the snake yet." The game is generally the first known example of interactive fiction and established conventions that are standard in interactive fiction titles today, such as the use of shortened cardinal directions for commands like "e" for "east". Colossal Cave Adventure directly inspired the creation of the adventure game genre.
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Map showing the spread of Africanized honey bees in the United States from 1990 to 2003 Africanized honey bees are considered an invasive species in the Americas. As of 2002, the Africanized honey bees had spread from Brazil south to northern Argentina and north to Central America, Trinidad (the West Indies), Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Florida, and southern California. Their expansion stopped for a time at eastern Texas, possibly due to the large population of European honey bee hives in the area. However, discoveries of the Africanized honey bees in southern Louisiana show that they have gotten past this barrier, or have come as a swarm aboard a ship.
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Green's career high professional ranking was 8th at the end of the 2003-04 International Racquetball Tour (IRT) season. Green's ranking is the second highest ever by a Canadian player behind Samuel Murray except for Kane Waselenchuk and fourth best for a non-American behind Waselenchuk and Mexicans Alvaro Beltran and Daniel De La Rosa. Green has reached the semi-finals of IRT Tier 1 or Grand Slam events seven times, and those all occurred over the four season period from 2000-01 to 2003-04, when he was playing most of the IRT tournaments. Since then he has only played a few tournaments each season and not gotten past the Round of 16.
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But everyone else laughs at the thought of a boy and puppies entering a race. The sheriff goes over the rules and sees Adam wrote his own name in the entry list. After being reminded how treacherous the race is by the sheriff, the puppies begin their trek while Jean George III, an unscrupulous French musher and last year's champion, cheats his way through every race by sabotaging the other mushers' sleds or pushing them off their sleds. Soon only young Adam and Jean George are left but news of a terrible blizzard arrives and it's too late to call off the race as the racers have already gotten past the midway checkpoint.
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Cornerback Tory James gets a read on the offense just prior to the start of play Defensive backs, also known as the "secondary", play either behind the linebackers or outside near the sidelines and are primarily used to defend against pass plays. They also act as the last line of defense on running plays and need to be able to make open field tackles, especially when the ball carrier has gotten past the other defenders. A normal defensive line-up includes two cornerbacks and two safeties, though specialty defensive backs (nickelbacks and dime backs) can be brought in in place of linebackers and defensive linemen when there is a need to cover additional receivers.
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From 1932 to 1940, he lived with one of his grandmothers in her native country of Jamaica, where he attended Wolmer's Schools. When he returned to New York City, he attended George Washington High SchoolArenson, Karen W. "Commencements; Belafonte Lauds Diversity Of Baruch College Class", The New York Times, June 2, 2000. Retrieved April 16, 2008. "(He said that he had not gotten past the first year at George Washington High School, and that the only college degrees he had were honorary ones.)" after which he joined the Navy and served during World War II. In the 1940s, he was working as a janitor's assistant in NYC when a tenant gave him, as a gratuity, two tickets to see the American Negro Theater.
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Cast member Wil Wheaton watched the episode for AOL TV in December 2007. While he credited the art direction of the episode, he criticised the story, saying that "it comes down to lazy writing that has things happen because they're supposed to happen, rather than having them happen organically. The characters are credulous when they should be skeptical, the audience isn't surprised by anything after the second act, and there are story problems that should have never gotten past the first draft." He remembered really enjoying the episode as a child, but felt that it didn't hold up on repeat watchings as an adult, and stated that Spiner's "fantastic job creating distinctly different characters in Data and Lore" wasn't enough to remedy the other faults in the episode.
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Starting from the 1992–93 NHL season onwards, the Bruins had not gotten past the second round of the playoffs until winning the Stanley Cup after the 2011 season. The 1992–93 season ended disappointingly for several reasons. Despite finishing with the second-best regular season record after Pittsburgh, Boston was swept in the first-round by the Buffalo Sabres. During the post-season awards ceremony, Bruin players finished as runner-up on many of the honors—Bourque for the Norris, Oates for the Art Ross and Lady Byng Trophy, Joe Juneau (who had broken the NHL record for assists in a season by a left-winger, a mark he still holds) for the Calder Trophy, Dave Poulin for the Frank J. Selke Trophy, Moog for the William M. Jennings Trophy and coach Brian Sutter for the Jack Adams Award.
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The music tracks in the game were specifically composed to begin quickly, and give the listener a feeling for the song's mood within the first few seconds, as the developers wanted to avoid a situation where a scene ends before the player has gotten past a long prelude. As Ryukishi07 did not have the musical knowledge to describe what kind of music he wanted in the game, he would listen to a lot of music and send tracks that fit his vision to Dai, who would in turn write instructions based on those tracks for himself and the other composers. The game's character sprites were created in a collaboration between Ryukishi07 and Remotaro: Ryukishi07 would draw sketches of each sprite, and Remotaro would then draw the line art and paint the sprites. She would specifically try to preserve the style and charm of Ryukishi07's artwork, as she knew that there were fans of Higurashi and Umineko who were attached to Ryukishi's art, while still adding more details and trying to make the art shine with focus on texture, light and shadow.
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4.3 BSD from the University of Wisconsin, running Zork and displaying the introductory leaflet for "Dungeon" Dave Lebling, a member of the Dynamic Modelling Group (DM) at MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science, recalled that after Colossal Cave reached MIT, "For a couple of weeks, dozens of people were playing the game and feeding each other clues ... Everyone was asking you in the hallway if you had gotten past the snake yet." In the spring of 1977, wanting to play more such games—and believing that they could improve on Colossal Cave—Lebling, Marc Blank, and Tim Anderson decided to write one in MDL (referred to as "muddle") on their PDP-10 running the ITS operating system. Muddle is a LISP-based system that provided powerful string manipulation, so while the two games are similar in using text commands for input and exploration, Zork is much more advanced technically, allowing longer and more specific commands. Zork also uses a completely new map that was designed in multiple areas with their own stories and self-contained puzzles, whereas Cave is purely exploratory.
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