Clean up your act with a little help from Boxed.
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Here's how to clean up your act and get that credit.
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If you clean up your act, things will eventually go back to normal.
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"It's either you clean up your act, or government will have to act in that space."
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"If they would just tell sellers, 'you have two weeks to clean up your act,' most sellers would," Stine said.
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Big reveals often happen during eclipses: Things that were hidden in the dark will come to light (so if you've been cheating or lying, try to clean up your act).
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"Government needs to threaten the obliged industries and say 'listen, if you guys don't clean up your act, I will impose a tax'," said Durandt, Franchise Technical Director Coca-Cola Southern Africa and chairman of PETCO South Africa.
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"In terms of practical things the F.T.C. could do, one is filing additional enforcement actions, which, in addition to curtailing individual companies' practices, can send a powerful 'clean up your act' message to industries," said Jonathan Mayer, an assistant professor of computer science and public affairs at Princeton University and a former technology adviser at the Federal Communications Commission.
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Bracco is a practitioner of Shotokan Karate. In 2015, she wrote a self-help book, To the Fullest: The Clean Up Your Act Plan to Lose Weight, Rejuvenate, and Be the Best You Can Be.
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He released an album with Mad Professor in 1997, 21st Century Version. In 2018 he received the Prime Minister's Medal of Appreciation from Andrew Holness.Johnson, Richard (2018) "'Clean up your act!'", Jamaica Observer, 26 April 2018.
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The 2014 Sony Pictures hack revealed that the MPAA had continued its efforts to enact SOPA-like blocking principles since the bill died in Congress. The emails indicated that the MPAA was actively exploring new strategies to implement SOPA-like regulations, such as using the All Writs Act to "allow [the MPAA] to obtain court orders requiring site blocking without first having to sue and prove the target ISPs are liable for copyright infringement." The MPAA has also allied itself with National Association of Attorneys General president Jim Hood, who supports SOPA principles and has stated that "Google's not a government… they don't owe anyone a First Amendment right… [i]f you're an illegal site, you ought to clean up your act, instead of Google making money off it." On November 27, 2013, Hood sent a letter to Google outlining his grievances.
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