Who knows what Scott Pruitt might have gotten up to?
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See what we've gotten up to on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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Another time, they asked Henry what he'd gotten up to that day.
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In this ideal experience, I have gotten up at 153:30 a.m.
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Have they all gotten up this early to learn about gender equality?
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Hear what she has gotten up to since then at this Brooklyn show.
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For the past school year, Corey Patrick has gotten up at 4:30 a.m.
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He just hadn't gotten up to wearing them head-to-toe in public yet.
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He had gotten up early and sat for a long time in one room.
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I should have gotten up at 5:40, but my body told me otherwise.
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We could have gotten up 18 shots if we'd kept the ball in our hands.
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Chatty and keen, she said straight off that she'd gotten up at 5:30 a.m.
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But as Mr. Dee has gotten up in years, his bathroom needs have increased, too.
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The hubs had barely gotten up and running by the time the 229 election hit.
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You really feel like your civilization has gotten up on its feet and achieved something fantastic.
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He could've gotten up to a year in jail or $1,000 fine for the original misdemeanor.
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But so far, Eli hadn't gotten up the nerve to reveal them to Scott or Susan.
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Because Michael's grandmother was ill, his dad had gotten up unusually early for a Sunday morning visit.
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A nearby couple had gotten up to avail themselves of the breakfast buffet, leaving their table askew.
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I should have gotten up a little earlier, because I still leave for work about 10 minutes late.
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Getting enough sleep at night makes me far more effective, and I've gotten up at 6:00 a.m.
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She has been a great partner as I've gotten up to speed over the past (almost) two months.
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And he shot down a widely circulated theory for why he had not gotten up from his chair.
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In the past, I've gotten up really fast, so right now I'm just crawling until I start running again.
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I'd gotten up before and started throwing, but I don't remember ever going into a game in the fifth.
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Look at some of the madness Psycrow's gotten up to: This weirdness is achieved in a variety of ways.
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I was always grateful to the Fox stylists for making me look decent after I'd gotten up at 5 a.m.
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They've gotten up to group 38 so we head back to Galaxy's Edge to wait until our group is called.
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Had I been sitting on my couch, I know I would have gotten up at one point and come back.
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He told the Times that he has gotten up to 20 calls a week to mow lawns — up from about five.
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If we hadn't gotten up and walked down the street within that three to five minutes… We would have been shot.
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He walks through life as though he's in a trance, as if he's only just gotten up from a strange dream.
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"If I had gotten up, I think he would have beaten it out and the run would have scored," he said.
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We were just outside Maltese waters by the next afternoon, but one 2210-year-old boy hadn't gotten up that morning.
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He said that they city has gotten up to 14 inches (35 centimeters) in some areas since the rains began Monday afternoon.
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She had gotten up to get a glass of water in the kitchen when she spotted a knife next to the sink.
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Fierro had gotten up and approached the front of the plane where the attendant, young mother, and other crew members were gathered.
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Washington said the family had gotten up early because her mother, who was visiting, usually wakes them up early to start breakfast.
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"I had gotten up to 225 pounds and it was the most I had ever weighed in my entire life," he said.
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Some owners have showcased their cheetahs in front of luxury cars, while others have gotten up close and personal with the dangerous animals.
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" Adds daughter Hana, "He'd gotten up off the mat so often, it was hard to believe he wouldn't get up one more time.
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Or gotten up onstage, in a 2,500-seat auditorium filled with virtually everyone you know, and tried to sing one of his songs.
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According to CBS News, bridge authorities didn't even know Teatime and Rector had gotten up there until the video surfaced on the internet.
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I guess I'm not obsessed with the iPhone X. I just returned it, even though I had gotten up at 2:45 a.m.
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The Bruce we first meet — well, after he's gotten up from that toilet and put on some clothes — is a suave hep cat.
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He's been through a lot in his life, but the one thing he's always done is gotten up and fought his way back.
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Just after he had gotten up and his wife began making coffee, he said he heard motorcycles revving in front of his house.
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Not that I could have read it anyway, because Priya had gotten up before sunrise this morning, walked into the kitchen, and burned it.
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There was no crime scene tape and it looked as though the party-goers had just gotten up and left instead of fleeing from gunfire.
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"The present administration has never gotten up and said, just stop hate," Millard Braunstein, a 91-year-old resident of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, said.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets and Los Angeles Kings have gotten up to speed with two straight victories after stumbling of the blocks to start the season.
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If you're handing over an iPhone 6, then maybe this makes some sense, since you may have gotten up to three years of use out of it.
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"She could not have gotten up because her gloves had gotten wet and she didn't have enough strength in her fingers to push herself up," he added.
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By the time I've gotten up, worked out, done all my stuff, played golf, come home, the kids are just waking up and my wife's sleeping in.
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And while we've gotten up close with it in the past, the folks at iFixIt have done their thing and popped it open for all to see.
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"I am hoping this senior lives out his life getting the love and attention he so much deserves and hasn't gotten up until this point," she tells PEOPLE.
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Parts of New South Wales (NSW) and Victoria — the two states that have seen the worst of the bushfires — have already gotten up to two inches of rain.
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Now, our man at the Geneva Auto Show, Vlad Savov, has gotten up close and personal with this mythological machine, so we wanted to give you more pretty pictures.
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I rolled over , my boyfriend wasn't in the bed and I felt the fucking bed release pressure , whatever was laying next to me has gotten up in that second.
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They might be right, but if you happen to be a serial snoozer like us, you've likely never gotten up early enough to put their claims to the test.
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Gabriella said that she had pounced on him but that he had gotten up, grabbed a broken umbrella and used it to beat her on her face and hands.
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And since celebrities are just like us — but with bigger social media followings — even they can't resist showcasing some of the stranger things that their mothers have gotten up to.
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Sure, once the Saviors are awakened (after one who's gotten up in the middle of the night stumbles upon the Alexandrians and sounds the alarm), they're a formidable fighting force.
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It's that we haven't gotten up there and been as clear about our values as we should be, or as clear and concrete about how we're going to get there.
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Richie Quintero, deputy fire chief in Corpus Christi, told the AP that the city has gotten up to 14 inches (35 centimeters) in some areas since the rains began Monday afternoon.
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"I have gotten up every day thinking that I could help make our state and country a little better, and gone to bed most nights thinking that I have," he said.
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It's the highest he's ever gotten up the Hot 100 to date by a wide margin, with Becky G's "Mayores" a distant second with its No. 74 peak late last year.
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The last out of the night, another Ramirez K, came via 101 on the outside edge, after Chapman had already thrown 41 pitches, gotten up three times, and sat down twice.
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Aio Aurajet Rail Shower — $168.993 See Details Have you ever gotten up to use the toilet in the middle of the night and briefly wished your bathroom was a happenin' discotheque?
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My first solution is ship them products overnight, but I've definitely gotten up at crazy hours in the morning to do facials if it was the only free time my client had.
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Instead of bypassing your normal morning routine, make a point to not look at your work emails or Slack until you've gotten up and moving and are feeling a bit more human.
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In the former first daughter's own words: I went to Maine at the beginning of the summer, when he had just gotten up there and none of our family members were there yet.
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Already, the Parker Solar Probe has gotten up close and personal with the Sun, coming within 15 million miles of the star — closer than Mercury and any other spacecraft sent to the Sun before.
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It was a temporary ruling that we have already gotten after as I have just indicated, some of the crazy decisions we have gotten, up to or at least up five justices to vote for.
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I thought about maybe hitting the gym this morning, if I had gotten up on the first alarm, but no dice, and I can't work out in the living room while D. still sleeps, so.
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Over the past 22016 years, CNBC's "Managing Asia " has gotten up close with the biggest business leaders in the world and gleaned their insights on leadership, values and what it takes to make it in business.
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I've been happily with my wife for two decades now — but I shudder to think of what sort of chaos I would have gotten up to if I hadn't met her the first day of college.
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He had gotten up 12 minutes earlier, thrown on torn jeans, a T-shirt and a camouflage hunting jacket and packed a lunch: turkey and American cheese on white bread, a banana and a Little Debbie Cosmic Brownie.
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Look at what Parker told Sports Illustrated in a video posted online Thursday: What the Bucks will not say—the team did not make anyone available for this story—is how he has gotten up to speed this quickly.
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I have literally gotten up and vacuumed the stairs at 11:45PM in order to not "lose" Achievement Club by skipping a day and looking lazier than my sister, who had already checked off her accomplishment for that day.
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"I quite like the idea of coming back to her -- well, me -- when I'm 50, because I feel like she would've had, you know, more life then, and God knows what she would've gotten up to," Waller-Bridge said.
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I have struggled my entire life to confront them and the rest of my family about the way they treat me, and whenever I've gotten up the nerve to say something, they dismiss me and continue as they were.
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More from Tonic: There's also the reality that a lot of us have gotten up early to catch a flight or stayed up late to pack, so we'll crash by the time we get on the plane, Winter points out.
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It was 6:30 AM on a Sunday and I had gotten up early as usual to get a head start on Sunday's post-church breakfast rush at my restaurant, Rocio's Mole De Los Dioses, in LA's San Fernando Valley.
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This is vital information anyone could easily miss if they had gotten up to get more snacks during a scene that, at first-glance, simply appears to be three old men and a giant mustache sitting in an empty, old-timey saloon.
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So you can build a routine, for example, that turns on the lights and starts reading the news — but now it can go off when you're really getting out of bed, roughly two snooze-buttons after when you probably should've gotten up.
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The weekly release schedule means everyone is roughly at the same place in the series; for the most part, no one is confused about why the song from the bard is a big deal because they haven't gotten up to that episode yet.
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In typical Aardman Animation style, all of this information is conveyed wordlessly, through bleats, grunts, barks, and a slew of giggle-worthy sight gags — like a montage of Bitzer putting up sign after sign forbidding the flock from whatever shenanigan they've just gotten up to.
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"Tomorrow morning, when you look in the mirror after you've gotten up, just write — put it in lipstick or whatever you want on the mirror — just put 'delight my customer,'" Buffett said at Goldman Sachs' 10,000 Small Businesses panel event at LaGuardia Community College on Tuesday afternoon.
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In the week since I left, he tells me, he's twice gotten up in the middle of the night, half-asleep, to make me more comfortable—turned up the heater, pulled an extra pillow from the closet—some part of him convinced I was still in his bed.
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But if Spicer had gotten up there and plainly said what everyone knew to be true — expert after national security expert, including the FBI director himself, came out to say what Trump had tweeted had not a grain of truth to it — the press secretary would have been fired immediately.
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If I hadn't gotten up to pee during the pre-show screening of the 2005 documentary "The Devil and Daniel Johnston" I wouldn't have noticed that my phone was on airplane mode instead of silent, and I would have missed the messages from Daniel's brother Dick, who serves as his manager, inviting me backstage.
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But then he gets surprisingly empathetic: "You might have been up all night for a week with a sick child, gotten up early to get the other onto the school bus before you hit the road for that rush-hour commute to work, gone to battle with your co-workers and boss for eight hours with nothing but a 15-minute break to swallow an inadequate, unsatisfying lunch, and then hit the rush hour traffic back home to start your second job-the feeding and care of your kids," he writes.
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He said his mother had merely gotten up to hug him.
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After Vijay's operation, Don had gotten up from the room at a moment when Vardhan and Dr. Ashok were absent and gone to the room where Vijay lay. He had switched places with Vijay and taken Vijay off life support, causing him to die. Don escapes.
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That > year, sometime in September, entirely without a plan, someone started > sorting those scattered files. Like it was creating a mosaic. It woke me up > at three, four o'clock in the morning and I was getting to work. I've never > gotten up without an alarm clock.
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He calls this the turning point in his life where he decided never to lie about his atheism again because he had gotten up on stage and told all the people he knew that he believed in God. Seventeen years later his father admitted to him that he also was an atheist.
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The next scene though comes up and it's revealed that Jack hasn't gotten up to go to school. Ozzy walks into Jack's room, wakes him up, and tells him that he needs to go to school. Ozzy then talks about Sharon not liking cooking. This brings up a scene with Kelly complaining to her mom that she doesn't cook.
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He questions how the witness could have heard these things, at a distance, with the train roaring by. Juror #5 changes his vote to not guilty. The vote is now 9-3. Juror #8 next questions how the old man who's had a stroke and walks with a cane could have gotten up out of bed and run through his apartment to see the defendant running down the stairs.
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Luke is separated but hoping to get back with his wife one day. Tim the main character sees the enemy in his house one night as he crawls around with a knife searching for the intruder. His young son has gotten up to get a glass of water and sees his father crawling through the darkness, knife in hand searching to the enemy. Horrified he wets his pants and is just missed being the enemy.
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The Centurion gets up with his Dolabra at hand and sees that the Rajput has also gotten up and pulled out his Khanda sword again. The Centurion swings at the Rajput, who moves back to avoid it. However, in doing so, he backs up and falls onto a giant log. The Centurion tries to take advantage and swing at the Rajput, but the Rajput rolls out of the way and causes the Dolabra to get stuck in the log.
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The death of the engineer, together with confusing speed estimates and braking testimony from the fireman and other crewmembers (the speedometer was not visible from the fireman's seat), prevented a clear picture as to why the engineer failed to slow his train down. However, other testimony from the fireman, in describing the engineer's last moments, suggest a possible lack of situational awareness while attempting to make up time (the train, already late leaving Penn Station, had gotten up to 26 minutes behind schedule).
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To this day, there are reportings of the White Lady proving herself to be a good spirit. For example, a young boy got lost deep in the woods at camp and was found at the top of a tall tree. There was absolutely no possible way that the boy could have gotten up there himself, and when he was brought down he told of a "White Lady" saving him from a bear. Tom Storm It was a cool Autumn weekend at camp.
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This time, Nicholas, having gotten up to relieve himself anyway, sticks his buttocks out to get in on the joke and farts thunderously in Absolon's face. Absolon thrusts the coulter "amidst the ers" of Nicholas who cries out for "Water!" to assuage the pain. The screams wake John, who thinks the flood is upon them and cuts the rope attaching his tub to the ceiling. He crashes to the floor, breaking his arm, and the townspeople, hearing the noise, rush to the scene.
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Virginia eventually leaves Albert and falls asleep, and when she is awoken Dr. Hosack informs her that Albert has gotten up and is recovering, and wishes to see her. The Epilogue informs us that Vera indeed has left for England, along with her entire family, as her father wished to avoid disgrace for his actions. Eamonn Casey has decided to quit publishing his newspaper, and to withdraw from the race for governor. Virginia and Albert are living together at Dr. Hosack's villa while Albert continues to recover.
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Komotin is believed to have been built in the early 14th century. The last Bosnian King Stephen Tomašević issued a charter which gave Komotin to his uncle Radivoj Kotromanić. The architecture shows that komotin was a manorial court, but its positioning high on a hill that was difficult to access other than by narrow winding paths made it easily defendable. Once intruders and invaders had gotten up the path they then had a moat to contend with that could only be crossed by drawbridge.
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Norwegian jury member Per Sundnes made comments on NRK preview show Adresse Kiev on 17 April 2017 against Irish representative Brendan Murray, saying: "It's been a long time since they've gotten up and I do not think they'll do it again. They try the same formula year after year." The comments were not welcomed by the Irish delegation, who subsequently reported the matter to the EBU. The Irish Independent reported on 8 May that Sundnes had been replaced due to an alleged breach in jury rules.
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It was the first time in the game's development history that gamers were able to actually try the game—according to Pitchford, "the line has gotten up to four hours long to see the game". Gearbox Software subsequently purchased the Duke Nukem intellectual property from 3D Realms, and 2K Games held the exclusive long-term publishing rights of the game. Development was almost complete with only minor polishing to be doneWe are straight into polish mode now. We have the game assembled; you can play the game front to back.
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Poppe also admits she has stage fright. "I remember times when I'd gotten up on stage and it totally just flopped. I fear that every time I walk on stage, I worry that it's going to happen again." Her performance in the live shows included "Homeward Bound" in the Top 14; "Walk Like an Egyptian" as her victory song; Top 10 "The Bare Necessities" (Disney Night), "Nothing Compares 2 U" (Prince), "If It Makes You Happy" (Year of Birth), "I Told You So" (Carrie Underwood), and "God Only Knows" (Mother's day song).
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It is reported that he would on some occasions arrive at a session having already gotten up on his farm, delivered a load of hogs to Knoxville (approximately 90 miles east of his home) and then driven to the State Capitol in Nashville (100 miles west of his home and 190 miles west of Knoxville). Despite the 100-mile distance, and unlike most legislators from parts of the state a considerable distance from Nashville, Burks made it a practice to go home to his district and his farm almost every night, even during legislative sessions.
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The cable was rewound once or twice a day. On October 10, 1956, the weight came loose from the cable and plunged through two floors (narrowly avoiding killing a man, who had just gotten up from his desk).(1) (2) The mechanical clock was later replaced with an electric one. In 1914, the District of Columbia's General Post Office moved to a larger Beaux Arts / Classical Revival building constructed next to recently completed Union Station of similar impressive style, taking advantage of heavy use of the national railroad system for speedier mail delivery.
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The Annals of Altaich indicates that Mieszko was not present in Quedlinburg during the gathering; instead, he had to send his son Bolesław as a hostage. Mieszko's conflict with Odo I was a surprising event because, according to Thietmar, Mieszko respected the Margrave highly. Thietmar wrote the following: ::Mieszko would never wear his outdoor garment in a house where Odo was present, or remain seated after Odo had gotten up. It is believed that in practical terms the victory at Cedynia sealed Western Pomerania's fate as Mieszko' dependency.
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This thesis was taken up again by the French author Guy Breton in his publication Les Beaux mensonges de l'histoire (The Beautiful Falsehoods of History). Breton alleges that the entire story of Juliette Dodu was not in fact anything but a fable gotten up by the journalist of the Figaro who signed himself Jean de Paris in an article of May 26, 1877, acting on behalf of M. de Villemessant, his director. In fact, it was not until seven years after the fact that one first heard of Mlle. Dodu.
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Arnoux had gotten up to 2nd, and when Jabouille retired Arnoux took the lead over and kept it until the checkered flag. Alain Prost (McLaren M29) and Riccardo Patrese (Arrows A3) battled for much of the second half of the race for fifth place, with Prost having the advantage through the corners while Patrese was quicker in the straights. Ricardo Zunino (Brabham BT49) bumped into John Watson (McLaren M29) at Curva 3 and spun off; however, he was able to recover and finish the race. Brazilian hopeful Nelson Piquet fought back to sixth after a poor start but then suffered a puncture which subsequently caused suspension failure.
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Thomas Hooker, Hartford, Connecticut, 1586-1908, Edward Hooker, Margaret Huntington Hooker, E. R. Andrews Printing Company, Rochester, N. Y., 1909 Mrs. Leavitt was gotten up in "full suit of brocade lutestring, without any bonnet, holding a fan to shade the sun from her face, as was the fashion 'down country.'"Historical Sketch of Col. Benjamin Bellows, Founder of Walpole, Henry Whitney Bellows, John A. Gray, Printer, New York, 1855 Leavitt's initial pay at Walpole was set at £75 sterling, and, as was the custom of the day, the financial terms of his contract were carefully delineated - with annual raises in pay stipulated in the document, as well as free use of a minister's house lot.
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On Lap 147, shortly after a pit stop, he spun on Turn 2 and hit the inside wall, in what he described as "a rookie mistake". The ensuing caution allowed Stewart to cut back the gap with Calkins, and Robbie Buhl, who had not made his third stop, gained five positions as he pitted under yellow, rejoining in third place over Michele Alboreto, Roberto Guerrero, who suffered a brief stall in his pit stop, and Hamilton. Further back, Eddie Cheever had gotten up to ninth place, his progress having been hampered by the same handling issues that had forced his teammate Scott Brayton to retire from the race. With lapped cars in between, Calkins opened again a small gap of 3 seconds over Stewart.
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Ebenezer Robinson (who remained with the church after 1838), recalled that the next day a letter was "gotten up in the office of the First Presidency," which Danite leader Sampson Avard later charged was written by Sidney Rigdon.' The letter was addressed specifically to the principal dissenters: Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, John Whitmer, William Wines Phelps, and Lyman E. Johnson. The letter demanded the dissenters depart the county, writing: > for out of the county you shall go, and no power shall save you. And you > shall have three days after you receive this communication to you, including > twenty-four hours in each day, for you to depart with your families > peaceably; which you may do undisturbed by any person; but in that time, if > you do not depart, we will use the means in our power to cause you to > depart; for go you shall.
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On October 12, 1902, the northbound Fast Mail derailed as it accelerated out of Greensboro, North Carolina. The train had just gotten up to when the locomotive ran over a small piece of iron just long that was left on the track and derailed. The engineer was able bring the train to a stop a little more than later with all the rolling stock remaining upright. After about an hour, the locomotive was rerailed and the train was again back on its journey northward. Aftermath a few days later of the September 1903 derailment and wreck. The September 1903 accident inspired the famous railroad ballad - Wreck of the Old 97. As mentioned in some versions of the song, Old 97's locomotive, a class F-14 4-6-0 No. 1102 did make it to Spencer, North Carolina. It was hauled to the Southern Railway Spencer Shops where it was repaired and placed back into regular service for many years afterwards.
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Published as a two- page spread headlined "Meteorski uspon Elvisa J. Kurtovića" (Elvis J. Kurtović's Meteoric Rise) in a magazine that's circulated in 200,000 copies, the story was by far the biggest media exposure the band had gotten up to that point. Building upon talking points already well established and developed by Muharem and Kurtović through the country's youth print media, the Start piece was extremely affirmative and flattering for the EJK&HM; youngsters—proclaiming them to be "the next important thing in Yugoslav rock". Along with a new batch of the band members' trademark off-the-wall soundbytes sprinkled throughout, the article also re-published—on Muharem's insistence despite Kurtović's apparent opposition—their sarcastic open letter to Goran Bregović that thus got a much bigger audience. Riding the wave of publicity generated by the Start piece, Muharem acted quickly in the fall of 1983 by ambitiously booking Elvis J. Kurtovich & His Meteors for a double bill concert with D' Boys at Sarajevo's Đuro Đaković Hall, an all-seater venue holding almost a thousand people.
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