We can really get into those some social media issues.
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"We don't really get into the exterior forces," Smart said.
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I should really get into making my own salad dressing. Sigh.
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Many just note "bitcoin accepted," but others really get into it.
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I didn't really get into music until I was around 19.
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It didn't really get into the film until the very end.
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Unlike Wolverine, I had friends and didn't really get into fights.
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"Really get into the base to get the maximum elongation," she said.
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The real joy, though, comes from watching him really get into it.
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I couldn't really get into this one (outside of that delicious art).
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"People really get into it," Ryder veteran McIlroy said about match play.
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The first time we meet, we really get into all of this.
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When celebrities visit Disney, they really get into the spirit of make believe.
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Of course, it can take more than clothes to really get into character.
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And they really get into melody — there's so many layers to a song.
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In the 90s, I also started to really get into Neapolitan-style pizzas.
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How do you really get into the book you're reading when you're hungry?
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Which is interesting, because Captain Marvel doesn't really get into that Quantum Realm stuff.
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But, we never saw what Nick did to really get into Pryce's inner circle.
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Before Elijah can really get into it, there's a frantic pounding on the door.
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I could really get into this whole no email thing — especially on the weekends.
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But other than that I don't really get into too many of the upstairs.
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My dad was a boat builder, so I really get into the boating stuff.
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That's great news, because once kids get into podcasts, they really get into them.
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We are just starting to really get into it, and we're about six months out.
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You're gonna have to really get into character for this one to pull it off.
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"I really get into the set list, and I like getting fans involved," she says.
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This is part of the Dick Cheney movie that they don't really get into. Yeah.
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They don't really get into the reasons, but they sure do harp on Eve a lot.
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Don't avoid tough conversations Couples really get into trouble when they avoid tough conversations, Stern says.
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I think yoga is about finding the right teacher, so I can really get into that.
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I noticed when you make it fun for kids, it makes them really get into it.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, and, you know, I can't really get into specific age groups too well.
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And superficially speaking, The OA is the sort of thing Netflix fans could really get into.
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I learned a lot about beauty from her, but I didn't really get into makeup until later.
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"That's cool to watch an actor really get into their character like that," the actress, 31, continued.
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A "nice, weighty set of genitalia," which Coulier built so that she could really get into character.
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Which is why MHA doesn't really get into it very deeply, and mentions most of this offhand.
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Twitter has long supported muting words, but Mute makes it easy to really get into the feature.
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I wonder, when my kids really get into me…they just look at me like I'm dad.
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If you're going to really get into Outlander, it helps to have an avid interest in Scottish history.
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"Some couples really get into the performance and the role play of making sex a gift," she says.
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I didn't really get into music until I was probably 15 – that's when I started to enjoy it.
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"We safeguard confidentiality so we can't really get into specifics," the two-sentence email from UCB directors said.
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I watched the first episode long after the show became popular, but I couldn't really get into it.
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Donaldson explains at length about his relationships with the aforementioned companies, but doesn't really get into AdSense revenue.
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It isn't everyday that you get to see a movie star like Pitt really get into jogging mode.
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This is now a huge platform for Meghan to really get into the activism that she wants to do.
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But the film doesn't really get into the bizarre overlapping movements that made the alt-right powerful but unstable.
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Every experience has to teach people how to be in The VOID before they can really get into it.
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For instance, one of his clients is quiet during sex because that's how they really get into the act.
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If you see a massive thing, you can be distracted by the size, but not really get into it.
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It didn't, however, really get into the nitty gritty of what's going to set the next-gen console apart.
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"I really hope that Europe will not really get into a problem, because there aren't many tools left," Sijbesma added.
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But those comments don't really get into the individual dynamics of the races, and that's where this column comes in.
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At OkCupid, we have over 30 different prompts that you can write and really get into what makes you you.
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Unlike other genres, every generation typically only has a few people who really get into drum and bass, explains Nez.
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"When you really get into the math, it starts to get embarrassing for the folks running those businesses," he said.
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"It's somewhat superficial, and they don't really get into evidence-based discussions or much about current treatment guidelines," Vijan said.
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"Yeah, I've had it writing, when you really get into the material and you lose track of yourself," he said.
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There's a ball at the end of the brush, and you can really get into the corners of your eyes.
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"One should not really get into panic here," Regling said, listing the differences between Italy's current situation and Greece's long crisis.
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And, one imagines, someone will have to cut off two of your fingers to really get into your phone's good stuff.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy fans have a brand new way to get into (and we mean really get into) the series.
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"I don't really get into the immigration thing," said Ms. Rodriguez, who went to school through sixth grade in Puerto Rico.
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Weld said that you need $20 to $30 million to really get into the conversation and for people to take you seriously.
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JackhammerI really get into eating ass, and while the Fire Hydrant can incorporate ass-play, I thought analingus deserved special mention here.
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For me at least, whenever I put something on if it's not the mood I can't hear it or really get into.
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"A great way to intensify orgasms and allow yourself to really get into the experience is to take it slow," she says.
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If a festival is organized badly, we'll have problems, and we can't summon up the spirit to really get into the music.
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If you already have something going, and he's taking too long to really get into it, I'd say probably just drop him.
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"The kids really get into that, and it helps when I can tell them stories that I've heard him tell," she says.
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Excluding Disney films, probably The Wizard of Oz. I didn't really get into old Hollywood musicals until I was 18 or 19.
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I don't really like drum 'n' bass, for example, but there are some drum 'n' bass songs that I can really get into.
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But until I sat down to write it, and really get into the characters and the plot, it was just that simple concept.
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Or really get into it by asking if they know the standard of care by which their financial professional must furnish those services.
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Before you really get into the "meat" of your daily routine, spend a few minutes in the morning setting goals for your day.
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"None of us want to see an unjustified shooting, and that's why we don't really get into that in the podcast," says Peetz.
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The only way to really get into any sort of Christmas spirit was by listening to Gucci Mane's Return of East Atlanta Santa.
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I think whiskey is one of those things that people really get into when they get older, like beer-I'm also into beer.
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"I want you to really get into what an un-skinned banana looks like when you're able to open it up," he says.
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The vid is great ... Barnidge and Williams really get into it and celebrate the victory by joining the fans in Moose's trademark chant.
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"The U.S. can really get into it based on the fact that it's the underdog story," Reyka Vodka spokesman Trevor Schneider told Fox News.
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"Pressed on the exact moment he decided Jones should go, Cook replied, "You know, I don't really get into a singular kind of event.
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And where children really get into trouble is when they are also missing the best-known antidote to adversity: a nurturing and trustworthy caregiver.
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I applied to three MFA programs on a whim, and when I got into Brooklyn College, I got to really get into the novel.
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" Dempsey said of the importance of the campaign, "I think the important thing here is really get into your doctor and get those physicals.
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If you want to really get into the pop culture minutiae of it – and this writer clearly does – Cruel Intentions 2 was released Nov.
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Brandon and Charles are able to specifically talk about players and teams, what they did last season, really get into the nitty-gritty stats.
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If you're looking for news, J.J. Abrams does admit here that "we don't really get into Midichlorians in" Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
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Again, really get into the spirit of cooking from your pantry, and pull together a soup with canned white beans, tuna, and some chicken stock.
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"I think there's this broad gray area that you explore once you really get into the business of trying to work on this," says Hwang.
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"I would kid when we were working, saying, 'When we come back for [the sequel], she's going to really get into the game,'" Bassett said.
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It's perhaps worth pointing out at this point that you can't really get into David Bowie without also checking out some of his remarkable collaborations.
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But really get into the nitty gritty of what your plan offers—confirm that your plan or the one you're considering is actually an HDHP.
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You need to set aside some alone time this month, Pisces, so you can really get into your own head and figure some things out.
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"I can't really get into too much detail, but I'd love to do the show if they really wanted me to do the show," Ball explained.
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"I have to figure out a new way to like reposition myself and really get into the niches of what people want to see," she said.
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So I think working with Sam was an example of when you really get into one another and become friends, you probably make the work better.
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Once investors start cooking up connections that do not exist, they can really get into trouble because they can convince themselves of almost anything, Cramer warned.
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"California is the big agricultural monster and if these farmers really get into hemp, they could take a good chunk of the supply chain," said Farmtiva's Boucher.
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The long haired blue guys love it and they really get into doing funny skits about the birthday boy, or girl, or giant, or horse, or whatever.
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When you really get into the inspiration for season two — influential psychiatrist Carl Jung — you quickly realize all these scary rocks are more than simply scary rocks.
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My goal is to really get into these girls' heads that I'm not looking for some successful model and I'm not looking for some social media star.
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I didn't really get into actual underground and indie comics [until] after high school, when I found a great comic shop that had lots of different selections.
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Even though she's singing from front to back, we needed to adjust some scene work and lyrics and some songs to really get into her heart more.
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The charges "don't really get into the root cause of the problem, which is intolerance, hate speech, hate crimes," said Usman Hamid, Indonesia director of Amnesty International.
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I've gone through a number of competitive hobbies (math contests, tournament bridge, competitive quizzing, board games), and when I get into them, I really get into them.
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They really get into spilling the contents of full glasses all over the tablecloths, and are so loud that all the other guests complain about the noise levels.
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The text of the patent is much broader than CNN seems to suggest, and Uber doesn't really get into the specifics of how the patent would be used.
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As an actor, you create a backstory for your characters, and Leah had a really specific backstory for him, which we never really get into in the show.
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Pelosi said she "didn't really get into" her concerns at the Wednesday briefing about bipartisan congressional leaders not being briefed ahead of time on the al-Baghdadi raid.
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Evans wasn't a bad college defender; he was pesky, could pick up opposing guards full-court, and really get into passing lanes with his six-foot-six wingspan.
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" She added, "You really get into this little depression for a minute, I got myself out of it, but it was really scary to get myself through that.
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Ashley: Before we really get into the Instagram stuff, can you explain to us how you got to writing this book, and what it's all about, and your background?
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There's the initial chemistry of when we started and everyone is like, 'okay, this is the band' but then you tour for a year and really get into the zone.
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By explaining them and by having to really get into why I got to where I got to, I think that was a really good process for the whole movie.
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A cheap, compact soundbarPrice$70LikeLow price, nice designNo LikeSmall soundstage, limited bassBut before we really get into the drawbacks, let's talk more about what makes Vizio's cheap new Vizio special.
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My first few days with Monster Hunter: World, which series vets assure me has been the easiest of the series to really get into, were a sort of confused tumble forward.
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I was in desperate need of a pick-me-up, so I decided to go hard on the free drinks and put my hat on to really get into the spirit.
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It just felt like we spent a lot of time in the box in the third period and could just never really get into a rhythm to try to tie it up.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: Before we really get into this week's Corrine and Taylor showdown in the bayou, I would just like to address an unsettling trend I've been noticing in the #BachelorNation Twittersphere.
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These get-togethers aren't just a couple of hours of light conversation – having a large chunk of time to relax into means you can really get into things and help each other.
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Peter explains that he believes that engagement is tantamount to marriage, but before they can really get into it, a conveniently timed adorable child appears and leads them away to stomp grapes barefoot.
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I was planning to play Axiom Verge on the Switch, for instance, because I bought it on PC ages ago but found I couldn't really get into it while sat at a desk.
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If you wanted to really get into it, you could drive over to the LeConte Medical Center in Sevierville and treat yourself to a mammogram at the Dolly Parton Center for Women's Services.
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As you pull up to the venue, really get into character, put on your hoodie, sunglasses, and whatever you need to do to really feel yourself and play the part of a VIP.
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Just then, as my family waited for me downstairs, I knew that I didn't really get into this — not the book, or the "Thirtysomething" experiment — because of any insight I have about marriage.
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So I feel like all those other questions are actually what I think we really enjoy ... that it's not just strictly skating, and people can really get into the entertainment factor, as well.
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Then, if you really get into it, you'll start to pay more attention to the construction of the puzzles, and what sets one apart from another, besides the general nature of the cluing.
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Even with the elaborate make-believe, it's hard to really get into Mark's head when characters keep arriving to deliver just the right information to the audience, or prompting Mark to do the same.
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And to really get into the sci-fi realm, you could combine exosuits with another emerging technology: implants that allow the brain to communicate with and operate devices just like they were another limb.
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It's fun to watch (and I say that as a person who doesn't really get into musicals) because it reminds you of all the peppiness and cheeriness that musical numbers have, without drowning in it.
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Sure, you could take Apple's word for it that the new iPhone's cameras are amazing — or you could let some obsessive pixel-peepers perform some (mostly) objective tests and really get into the nitty-gritty.
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Though McFarlane always doodled, he didn't really get into superhero books until he was around the age of 16, when he discovered a few issues on a spinner rack at a mom-and-pop grocery store.
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"This is an opportunity to really get into the perspective of a group of people in this country that has been marginalized — and on many occasions villainized — and just show they are people, too," she said.
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I believe that the new search ... There's new photo search capabilities and I believe those will extend to the Mac version, but they didn't really get into much detail about editing tools or anything like that.
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I did know about it, but I didn't really get into it until recently, when I read the script and then went back and looked at some of the comics to see what it was all about.
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Once that friend of yours who drags themselves out of bed to train for the half-marathon starts to really get into exercise, the ensuing endorphin rush triggers a positive feeling that makes them want to keep running.
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"We wanted to slow down to really get into the riot, and also to slow down in general and get into some of the detail work that's hard to do if you're skipping through time," Ms. Kohan said.
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What the post doesn't really get into, but is pretty much a foregone conclusion given the sophistication of the tools they're showing off, is how to further multiply the data's value by essentially making up the environment out of whole cloth.
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I walked to another bar and got a couple shots and tried to get my own little quick experience of it, but there were just people puking everywhere and literally fighting in the streets, so I couldn't really get into it.
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I'm not saying people should get really into us, I just mean of various musical obsessions I've had in my life, I think you don't really get the songs and the differences between them until you really get into [the band].
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There are a million other specs we could really get into here, but if you're a spec hound you're probably not the target market for the S10E — take a gander at Dan Seifert's hands-on with the Galaxy S2150 and S210 Plus instead.
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"Really get into it with all your senses and enjoy the experience and then move toward orgasm, but before you get there, stop and then back off and relax for a little bit and then do the same thing again," she says.
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"The idea is that they get in there and get oriented to the business to some degree, and they actually get to work on projects and really get into the nuts and bolts of the organization a little bit more," she said.
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And even if you aren't one of the chosen ones, you can sneak inside for a drink, take a backstage tour to really get into the underbelly of the House or just have a wander around and marvel at the architectural porn from within.
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"He has talked about his experience in the war in Paris, and how he had to flee, but he doesn't really get into the full details," said Vikramaditya Joshi, 19, who pressed Dr. Rosenberg to come further out of retirement and be his adviser.
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In its review, the Wirecutter says the stick does not compare to the amount of pressure you can get from one of the on-the-floor rollers, but it supplements these options well, is much more portable, and can really get into tight spots.
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When you really get into the nitty-gritty of Insatiable, a dark comedy about plus-size teen girl Patty Bladell (Ryan) losing 213 pounds and entering the thorny world of pageants, it becomes obvious this is exactly the kind of show that will endure on Netflix.
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The analogy, created decades ago, has its shortcomings when you really get into it, but it's actually a pretty accurate way of describing machine learning systems, which are composed of many, many tiny processes unaware of their significance in a greater system to accomplish complex tasks.
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However, to really get into the premise of this exhibition you must allow yourself to be seduced (or at least to be intrinsically intertwined) by the mythologizing belief that these non-artists/artists are in direct contact with their eerie imaginations in a way professional artists cannot be.
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The court didn&apost really get into the religious liberty, but it is very significant that it recognized that the government had overreached and had essentially told someone who is a creator, he&aposs an artist, that the government can&apost tell an artist what kind of art to produce.
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I think that's to be expected, though: it's the first episode right out of the gate for the three, and if you look back at some of those earlier Top Gear seasons with Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May, it took them a couple of seasons to really get into a rhythm.
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And in this case, we don't know yet, because we haven't had the chance to really get into the testing, and by the time you listen to this, I will have tested the watch more, but it's just gonna be interesting to see how battery life performs now that you've added this.
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I found my way into the crossword community through a lifelong love of word games and puzzles (I grew up playing Scrabble and Boggle with my mom, as well as solving Sudoku and Ken Ken before bed), but didn't really get into crosswords until college, where I met my collaborator, Ryan McCarty.
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" Jackson, who is African American, admits she worried the episode might turn into "whitesplaining" but says the team was committed to having an honest conversation: "Everybody in the room was so willing to talk for days and weeks on ends about this stuff – really get into it and not only talk about it, but listen.
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Because it's been so embraced by not only media and sales-wise, but also by fans at the shows who really get into the new songs, we just really want to feel this moment and be here and enjoy it, and think about a new record when we lose the flow, so to say.
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"This is an opportunity to really get into the perspective of a group of people in this country that has been marginalized — and on many occasions villainized — and just show they are people, too," Michal Zebede, a co-executive producer and writer on the series, said in a recent interview with The New York Times.
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They don't really get into it; she doesn't really tell him all the details of what happened, and I think he's fine to not get into it as well because he's already got so many damn control issues that if he knew something like that was happening, I don't know that his heart could take it.
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True to his nature of being the type of dad to support his children no matter what their aspirations in life, Legend shares that he wants his children "to just find what they're passionate about and commit to it and really get into it" — but that doesn't mean he doesn't enjoy seeing his daughter explore music.
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Citibike membership at $169/year, $300 on vacation bike rentals, $904 per year totalTime per week: Seven hoursCost for a beginner who's looking to get into it: ~$650 for a new road bike, $20163 for clip-in shoes Origin story: I didn't really get into serious cycling for exercise or competition until about four years ago.
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But if you're dying to really get into the spirit of the day and want to celebrate in style — no matter what look you're rocking down below — we've tapped L.A.-based dermatologist Dr. Annie Chiu for some of her easy-to-follow tips and tricks to help get your best bikini line shave yet, today and for the rest of your summer.
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It seems like one common thread here is that the buyers, the perceived buyers, the perceived threat to the established media guys, are really distributors that have direct access to the consumer, whether it's AT&T or Netflix, and then theoretically we're waiting for Apple to really get into it, and Google, and Facebook, and Amazon are all playing around to different degrees.
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To really get into this show, you'll need to wade your way through a few messy episodes, but by the series' fourth hour — featuring one of the more ingenious "This is all in the protagonist's head!" gambits of recent memory — The Magicians has started to find itself, and by the final stretch of the season, it's evolved into something wholly unique.
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The appearance is that women have come a lot further, and maybe on some levels they have, but until women really get into positions of power, where they're making the money decisions of where this and that dollar goes, and are in the upper echelons of things across the board, which is going to take time, I don't think things will change that much.
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" Rob Salkowitz on geek girls: "I think the generation of women that came of age in the '90s, who were not only reading comics but were watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Xena, and reading Harry Potter and all that stuff, gave permission to succeeding generations of geek girls to really get into fandom, assert themselves, and become vocal contributors to the fan culture.
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"I'm not going to really get into the details of (why we released Riddick) more than just for us and the team and where we're going right now and kind of some of the things we see and the depth that we have at certain position, I would say obviously bringing in Mike we needed to find a spot," Lions coach Matt Patricia said, per the Detroit Free Press.
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If you really get into the nitty gritty of the laws and the rules and regulations, it's quite clear that there is a case that FIFA needs to investigate because of the way they are taking these kids from one country and moving them to another when they're under the age of 18 and then graduating them to a team which they bought and which plays in a UEFA recognized league and therefore FIFA recognized league and therefore organized football.
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