I start in on the laundry and make a meal plan and grocery list.
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I roll up my sleeves and start in on the cups, plates and bowls.
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In casual banter people start in on Hillary Clinton as morally corrupt, assuming we'll nod.
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I start in on my makeup routine, halfway through my process I hear a crash in the kitchen.
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Which means that soon the Twitter mob will probably stop scrutinizing Heidi Cruz and start in on the rumored mistresses.
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I struggle with some of the classics, but once I start in on a book, I tend to finish it.
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I make eggs and toast for breakfast and start in on my daily coffee while picking up the living room and vacuuming.
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But I find if I start in on the self-loathing, calling myself inflexible or boring or no fun, it's counter-productive.
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I get to work and start in on updating the budget spreadsheet while I eat my Oikos Triple Zero Strawberry Greek yogurt.
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When married couple, Jessie and Gerald, get away to the family cabin for a weekend, they start in on some light, consensual BDSM.
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I pick up my iced cappuccino, walk to my office, grab a Clif Bar from the kitchen, and start in on my emails.
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Before we start in on this week's premiere though, do yourself a favor and refresh your memory about where we left off last season here.
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This is dangerously misleading, because in the real world, getting dressed should always come first, long before you start in on your hair and makeup.
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If you have no choice but to see it — a circumstance I have trouble imagining — you can start in on your drinking that much sooner.
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Since that book hit stores, a lot of people have asked about how to start in on the mountain of material that is Star Wars, canon or not.
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We finish up our cooking, and then sit down and start in on braised tofu over rice, tteokbokki, spicy cucumber salad, quick pickled carrots, and sesame spinach salad.
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Mr Trump has growled his willingness to go up to 25% on all of those goods and start in on the remaining $267bn if he does not get his way.
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They start in on what could have been the best angry fight sex scene of all time if Jenny hadn't come in and sprayed them with a bucket of water.
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Omni got its start in on-demand storage, where it would come to your home, pick up and tag your stuff, store it in a warehouse and bring it back whenever you wanted it.
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Un-powered Dishonored 2 is way too hardcore of a stealth game for me, so I murdered and sprinted through the entire "Long Day in Dunwall," to get to the good stuff and start in on my proper low-chaos playtime.
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We start in on Assassin's Creed Odyssey giving Danielle some serious Xena: Warrior Princess vibes, talk through some good horror games that maybe ran a little long (like Soma and Alien: Isolation), and discuss Rob's time with the Gabriel Knight series.
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That's before I even start in on some of the episode's creative decisions, like the fact that it's basically an episode-long flashback ostensibly delivered as an expository monologue to a young child (who is actually an ancient host, but you know what I mean).
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Now good friends who meet up mostly at conferences and workshops, they had greeted each other the day before in the hotel lobby with a fervent embrace, like summer campers back for another year, before quick-walking to a quiet corner to start in on the incentive-structure-for-proof-of-stake-validation talk.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's first week in office has been marked by a series of significant executive actions as he looks to start in on some of his key priorities.
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Once you put down the pictures of leafy campuses and start in on the spreadsheet, however, you discover that there isn't much data that can help you figure out whether the school with the $65,000 annual bill for tuition, room and board is better than the school that offers $45,000 (including a $20,000 discount).
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If she dreamed up the plot, she would start in on the writing, Claude finishing and polishing. In this way they could work on at least two projects at the same time; once the process had been refined, three or four projects. Or more. And in the case of the tirelessly industrious Askews it usually was more.
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