Our sources say, however, that the relationship has gotten serious.
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It has also gotten serious about acquiring more brands born on the internet.
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Facebook has recently gotten serious about marketing its Watch video-on-demand platform.
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I've gotten serious convenience out of these products, making them well worth my money.
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If the U.K. ever decides to leverage soccer against Russia, we'll know things have gotten serious.
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Things have gotten serious for one couple who paired off on this season of Bachelor in Paradise.
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Former rock 'n' roll journalists, they've since gotten serious about dance fitness and enjoy organizing flash mobs.
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Though they've only been dating for a few months, things have quickly gotten serious between the official couple.
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Now that the Trump administration has shifted to an investigation of the voter rolls, things have gotten serious.
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Williams' father, Drue, tells TMZ ... his son and Madge are 100% definitely an item ... and it's gotten serious.
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A senior source inside the Trump campaign told The Hill on Monday that the campaign has finally gotten serious about staffing.
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"We haven't yet gotten serious offers to receive Islamic State members from Syria who did not fight in Iraq," he said.
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When Elsevier's first shot across Elbakyan's bow splashed down, the publisher already had gotten serious about pressuring internet service providers and payment services to enforce privacy.
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For the first time in U.S. history, the government has gotten serious about beating influenza, a disease that kills tens of millions of Americans every year.
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Noah has certainly gotten serious with his audience before — as he did after Donald Trump won the presidency in November — but this monologue is still a standout.
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The new Watch has gotten serious about fitness tracking, with a GPS that reviewers say is quite accurate, a new fitness-sharing interface and better water resistance.
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California has been the nation's leading producer of marijuana for generations, but has gotten serious about taxing and regulating that industry only in the last few years.
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After I'm Still Here, the widely loathed (and scandal-plagued) prank documentary he directed about Joaquin Phoenix becoming a rapper, Affleck showed he'd cleaned up and gotten serious.
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If 2017 was art's year of indignation, in 2018 artists and museums have hunkered down and gotten serious about the immense political, environmental and technological hazards that lie before us.
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The rebranded OneWest bank has gotten serious criticism for being overly quick to foreclose on homeowners through dubious means, but Mnuchin and his partners sold it at a large profit several years later.
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After the ballroom's bad boy married fellow pro Peta Murgatroyd, with whom he shares son Shai Aleksander, his younger brother Val Chmerkovskiy shared that his relationship with DWTS troupe member Jenna Johnson has gotten serious.
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While what the iPhone maker is up to is all very murky right now, it's clear CEO Tim Cook has gotten serious about looking beyond smartphones and other consumer electronics and into more forward-looking industries like satellite internet and self-driving cars.
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But after more than seven years in office, the administration has only recently gotten serious about curbing the reflex to stamp "secret" or "top secret" on the cables that flow each day from embassies to the State Department, or course through the Pentagon.
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He talked more than any of his rivals and was talked about more than any of his rivals, because the Republican Party has finally gotten serious about the idea that unless something drastic changes soon, he is likely to be the GOP nominee.
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He has recently gotten serious about the militant group, but that appears to have brought new problems: Turkish officials say they believe that the Islamic State was responsible for the suicide attack that killed 44 people on Tuesday in Istanbul's main airport, a major artery of Turkey's strained economy.
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Discussing the significance of the Bush Doctrine, neoconservative writer Bill Kristol claimed: "The world is a mess. And, I think, it's very much to Bush's credit that he's gotten serious about dealing with it. ... The danger is not that we're going to do too much. The danger is that we're going to do too little".
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