We've got to take care of business here at home.
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We had opportunities; we just didn't take care of business.
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So it's up to you to take care of business.
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I'd also advise the Warriors to take care of business.
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We didn't take care of business on our home court.
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Come out of that and take care of business in Cincinnati.
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We just got to take care of business, keep getting better.
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We've got to take care of business these last two games.
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Until then, we can assume he will take care of business.
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The Moon is in Pisces, encouraging you to take care of business.
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The Moon enters Virgo today, reminding you to take care of business.
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Florida should be able to take care of business in this spot.
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We come in here tomorrow and take care of business, it won't matter.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, encouraging you to take care of business.
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Own up to what it is you're doing and take care of business.
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We clean things up (in Game 33) and we take care of business.
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That value was instilled in me: 'Don't complain and take care of business.
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I try not to take it for granted, to take care of business.
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We're trying to take care of business, and this was a good step.
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We've just got to go and take care of business on the road.
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We come in here and take care of business, and it won't matter.
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All they need is a good litter box to take care of business.
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"He was like, 'You need to take care of business,'" the rapper continued.
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The Panthers are fine, but Green Bay should take care of business here.
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All they need is a good litter box to take care of business.
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Are you happy to see Carol ready to take care of business again?
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If you've really got to go, take a break and take care of business.
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The moon is in Cancer today, Aquarius, encouraging you to take care of business.
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"Hopefully we take care of business and we go to March Madness," Josh said.
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It's hard to keep that away, but we've got to take care of business.
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Mars enters driven Earth sign Capricorn today, energizing you to take care of business!
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It'd be really great if we take care of business in a couple weeks.
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Now we have to come out and take care of business (Tuesday at Brooklyn).
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The Moon is in hardworking Capricorn today, encouraging you to take care of business.
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The Moon enters Water sign Scorpio later today, encouraging you to take care of business.
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The Moon enters hard-working Capricorn this morning, encouraging you to take care of business.
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Good things are on their way, but you need to take care of business first!
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But in the end, their big dogs had enough left to take care of business.
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Confident energy flows around communication and your work, too, helping you take care of business.
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It can be tough to come in and take care of business and (the team) did.
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We have to come back with the same mindset and try and take care of business.
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Armed with these tools, she can take a few cleansing breaths and take care of business.
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Every game is fresh, and we have to go and take care of business at home.
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The Moon is in Capricorn for most of today, encouraging you to take care of business.
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Miami just might make things close, even if the Chiefs take care of business and win.
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Tonight, the key was simply to take care of business, even it LeBron is not in uniform.
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The Moon is in Scorpio, motivating you to get off your butt and take care of business.
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All these games are important, so we have to go up there and take care of business.
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A team of Marines, with Johnson's Sarge at the helm, goes in to take care of business.
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"I know how he would want me to take care of business in this game," Sherman said.
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Celebrities like Drake and Taylor Swift give props to Arya and her determination to take care of business.
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Big changes are taking place for you professionally, and you're feeling very energized to take care of business.
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I entered "stage 2" of widowhood — growth — when it's time to take care of business, including money matters.
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"Now that we're in that situation, why not take care of business and finish the job?" he asked.
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The Moon is in Taurus today, encouraging you to take care of yourself—and to take care of business!
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"His cell mates were usually bigger dudes that could take care of business if anybody hassled him," he said.
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Companies whose employees need to be available at odd hours to take care of business overseas would be exempt.
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This is another critical divisional matchup, and Indianapolis should have the goods to take care of business at home.
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The next day, June 29, Mercury will enter Leo, encouraging you to get organized and take care of business.
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" Mr. Mata testified at one of the hearings that the officer had told him he should "take care of business.
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So it should have been three games that were very important to us and we didn't take care of business.
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He usually spends the afternoon there where it's quiet to further develop his app and take care of business matters.
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Every Tuesday morning, Amezquita heads out in his neighborhood between 6:30 and 8 to take care of business before school.
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Instead, each of them is confronted by the expectation that to be a man means to take care of business violently.
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But just like last week, it was Pittsburgh's defense that seemed to take care of business, while the offense mostly sputtered.
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And if they did things wrong, I will take care of business in a disciplinary matter, like I did with Peterson.
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But why let Hulk take care of business, some fans wondered, suggesting that Ant-Man could, and should, do it himself.
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The Colts are good enough to take care of business on the road in this spot and win their fourth straight game.
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Scorpio season is here and it's time for you to take care of business—and to make time for self-care, too!
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Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish and Elisabeth Moss play mobster housewives who take care of business after their husbands go to the slammer.
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With good recent play by its defense and an offense that is likely to rebound, New Orleans should take care of business.
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Elsewhere, the franchise's increasingly most valuable players, Dwayne Johnson and the bouncy Jason Statham, take care of business, going hard and funny.
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And if Biden demonstrates over the next months that he can hang in there and take care of business, I'm fine with him.
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You can be focused and take care of business and cross those Ts and dot those Is, but you can enjoy the process.
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You're tired as hell today, although you know it's in your best interest to take care of business—get someone to help you!
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Heavy duty, bad ass, sexy AF and built to take care of business 😉 — but most importantly, thank you all for your service.
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This morning is especially exciting for connecting with others; however, it's important that you don't forget to take care of business later today!
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First, of course, the Wildcats must take care of business against Big 5 rival La Salle when they host the Explorers on Sunday afternoon.
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"All we need to do is go out, try to take care of business as best we can each and every week," Jones said.
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"We took two on the road, but now we've got to go home and make sure we take care of business there," Cooper said.
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"It's only one of 153, but we knew what we came here to do, and that was to take care of business," Irving said.
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The Pistons will try to take care of business on Saturday, when they take a step up in competition by hosting the San Antonio Spurs.
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The solar eclipse in Cancer asks us to connect with our emotions and the lunar eclipse in Capricorn asks us to take care of business.
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With the latest sale on these MacBook Air laptops, you can finally join the exclusive Apple club and take care of business wherever you go.
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"When you're struggling and the season's first starting (it's tough), especially when we want to try to take care of business at home," Gentry said.
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Expressing yourself isn't going to be super easy when it comes to emotional stuff, but Mercury and Saturn will help you take care of business.
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The energy today is encouraging you to take care of business and get organized—just remember that Mercury is retrograde, so nothing is set in stone.
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But voters in New York should remember to take care of business closer to home first — and hold the state accountable to the people it represents.
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When Banks arrived at the bar, Hight told him that he had to "take care of business" and "put someone in their place," the police report stated.
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You don't work this hard for 162 games to put yourself in this position to go out and not just take care of business and play baseball.
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Should Dallas be able to take care of business without Elliott in the backfield, Jones will likely be comfortable continuing to play hardball with his running back.
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Denver needs a lot of help, but they can get there if the Chiefs beat the Raiders this week, and the Broncos take care of business against the Titans.
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The blame belonged to her campaign team, she believed, for failing to hone her message, energize important constituencies and take care of business in getting voters to the polls.
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There's no bad blood between these two ... Romero says he loves everybody, but he's ready to take care of business when they step in the Octagon on March 7.
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Practical isn't a word I would use to describe you, Sagittarius, but the truth is that when it's time to take care of business, you always have it under control.
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"We're playing pretty good football, but it might not matter," said Roethlisberger, adding, "We've got to take care of business next week with A.F.C. North football coming to our house."
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Oklahoma still has an outside shot at sneaking into the playoff if other games across the country fall their way, but they have to take care of business themselves first.
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"We need to take care of business so that they aren't able to build their lead so high," Dragic said of the first half, after which San Antonio led 133-213.
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"If you want to have the credibility, you have to take care of business at home," Macron said at a panel discussion in the German capital after meeting Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The Sacramento Kings are failing to take care of business on a seven-game homestand and look to end it with a victory when they host the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday.
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We know she's still on Arya's kill list (with green eyes), and last we saw the assassin she appeared to be heading down to King's Landing to take care of business.
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If we take care of business, if we maintain our focus, if we keep our eye on the prize then all things should work out because of our talent and coaching.
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You might not want to have a beer with her, but the voters may have felt better voting for her under the simple fact that she would take care of business.
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But should the conditions limit quarterback Russell Wilson, that would give Rodgers and Packers running back Aaron Jones all the advantage they would need to take care of business at home.
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"Sort of the same ways the Israelis take care of business on their own, the Saudis aren't going to wait for us to carry the water for them any longer," he said.
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Yachty was at LAX Friday and had harsh words for the Prez, saying if Trump were really serious he'd get on Air Force One, travel to Sweden and take care of business.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is busy today: It squares off with Saturn, finding you confronting obstacles around communication early today, and then connects with Mars this evening, helping you take care of business.
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"We created that situation, so now we've got to live with it, take care of business the best we can, and still continue to hope for some breaks," Bruins coach Claude Julien said.
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"We will investigate every action of our deputies, of their supervisors, and if they did things right, we'll move forward, and if they did things wrong, I will take care of business," he said.
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He refused to duck into any side rooms, to any space within this expansive, ornate building where an assassin with a little stealthiness to his craft could take care of business, quickly and quietly.
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Still, I trust the Packers to take care of business at Lambeau, particularly against a Seahawks team that nearly blew it against an Eagles team that was playing primarily backups in the Wild Card.
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"We had to take care of business, and we didn't, but we've got another game," said Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., who had 11 receptions for 34 yards on Thursday, but no touchdowns.
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The Mountaineers, who end conference play with what could be a potential first-place showdown with Oklahoma in Norman, must take care of business before that, however ,starting with Saturday afternoon's contest at Kansas State.
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A Cardinals loss on Sunday would also give San Francisco a spot in the wild-card game against the New York Mets, but the Giants are hoping to take care of business on their own.
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For those who want her to be president, which is not synonymous with liking her, she's the human embodiment of a shrug emoji, dodging flamethrowers from both sides and continuing to take care of business.
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Whether the culprit is sheer procrastination or a truly overbooked schedule, I find that late at night is when I'm the most inclined to take care of business and also have miscellaneous unnecessary creative epiphanies.
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"We sent these fans off with a win and now we get to go back to Cleveland and take care of business," said Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo, who contributed a hit and scored a run.
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There was some mild concern that quarterback Ben Roethlisberger would miss the game, but Pittsburgh appears to have him and the rest of its key players in place and should take care of business at home.
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Brees was happy to share the load, though, as he let Ingram take care of business in overtime, getting the Saints the yardage they needed for a game-winning field goal and an eighth consecutive win.
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The Broward County Sheriff's Office has said it is investigating the allegations, with Sheriff Scott Israel promising to "take care of business" if he finds wrongdoing, even as pressure mounts from some corners for him to resign.
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This was a step in the right direction in a game we needed to take care of business, but we have a short week, and we've got Houston coming in, and we've got to have another similar performance.
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Alvarez has had clear issues with his promoter Golden Boy Promotions and its founder, Oscar de la Hoya, but he shrugs off any distractions to take care of business in whatever weight class he chooses to compete in.
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This looks like a textbook trap game for the Raiders, who have rattled off three straight wins and could have a division-deciding bout with the Chiefs next week if they can take care of business in New York.
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"This league is crazy, things change from year to year, and nothing's guaranteed obviously — but if we take care of business when it counts, in the playoffs, then we can't be beat," Curry said, not exactly disputing the above assessment.
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The Moon is in mysterious Water sign Scorpio today, illuminating a very private sector of your chart, putting you in a nostalgic, emotional mood— but you'll have to take care of business today, Leo, which you're not in the mood for.
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"I have no doubt he wanted me to know the Rio bid could take care of business," Maleson said in an interview on Thursday, a day after giving testimony via video from his home in Boston to the judge hearing the Nuzman trial.
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This is something the opposition Labour Party very much wants, and it has proposed joining forces with the rest of the opposition parties to form a caretaker government (meaning, just to take care of business) to negotiate a Brexit delay and then call new elections.
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" Written and sung in Chichewa, like nearly all of the album's songs, Mr. Nyerenda's "Women Today Take Care of Business" goes: "While women are in salon doing their hair/their husbands are asleep/While women are in the market selling onions and things/their husbands are sleeping.
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The Buckeyes have won their last three meetings with Southern Conference opponents by an average margin of 25 points and hope to take care of business with a mouthwatering matchup with No. 7 North Carolina looming next week at the CBS Sports Classic in New Orleans.
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Ms. Heyward skillfully plays both Cece's attraction to Hannibal and her ability to take care of business: When Richie is detained at the office, closing the Nasty Bits deal and snorting coke, she's the only representative of American Century available to fend off the predatory advances of another label's chief.
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Cincinnati Bengals One thing to know: The Ravens have almost secured a spot in the playoffs, but just in case, it's probably best for the team to take care of business at home rather than risk the Chargers or the Bills pulling an inside to jump above them and steal their spot.
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Coach Sean McVay was unwilling to rule out Donald for this week as recently as Tuesday, but regardless of his status, the Rams should be able to take care of business at home against a Colts team that has little to speak for it beyond Andrew Luck, and will not even have him this week as he works his way back from shoulder surgery.
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