I tried to get a head start on the problem.
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So please come—we'll get a head start on the guys.
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Get a head start on filling out your Oscar ballot here.
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Use the extra money to get a head start on saving.
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So, for all those embarking on this journey, get a head start.
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Then, they can get a head start on the next election cycle.
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So, Facebook would basically get a head start all over the world.
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Creators publishing this content have had years to get a head start.
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Want to get a head start on planning your next incredible travel experience?
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"I knew I wanted to get a head start on college," Jokela said.
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"We'd better get a head start for the full-moon run," Tanya suggested.
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Take a personal day to get a head start on your job search.
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Kohl's, a retailer, started hiring holiday workers in June to get a head start.
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Check those out below to get a head start on your Prime Day shopping.
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We hope you'll help UDP get a head start on the next 25 years.
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If "saving money" is among your New Year's resolutions, better get a head start.
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Get a head start on your holiday shopping with our six picks from BlackFriday.com.
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Fall will be here in a minute — click on to get a head start.
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The company wanted to get a head start on building a music streaming service.
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So this weekend, why not get a head start on your spring reading list?
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Get a head start by streaming Iris below, and preorder it from Hypnotic Dirge here.
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Download these seven apps now and get a head start on your goals for 2019.
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Get a head-start on fall by taking a peek at the 17 leggings ahead.
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I'm sure that helped get a head start, but it's because that's where stuff's happening.
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The ladies were all dolled up to get a head start on Jordyn's birthday celebration.
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It's also a way for the ride hailing giant to get a head start on competitors.
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You can also collect big sign-up bonuses on these cards to get a head start.
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By waking up early, you can get a head start on crossing things off your list.
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It's more than an effort to get a head start on defining a general-election foe.
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It might not be a bad idea for Trump to try to get a head start.
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The shopping event happens in mid-July, but get a head start with our current coverage.
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Get a head start on this season's newest craze by shopping the 18 zebra print pieces ahead.
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By easing children into this experience with strong oversight from teachers, they could get a head start.
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I want to get a head start on some projects I have before everyone else gets in.
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Successful people always strategize on their week ahead so they can get a head start on Monday.
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Click on to get a head start on the kinds of florals even Daria could get behind.
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Scope your competition and get a head start on the night's flirtations with this fun, forward option.
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It's all branding just meant to help AT&T get a head start in the race to 5G.
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And thanks to this special from Amazon for Black Friday, you'll be able to get a head start.
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We're planning on moving at the end of the spring, and we want to get a head start.
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Applications open later this summer, but you can get a head start by starting your application at apply.techcrunch.com.
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Get a head start on your networking strategy by perusing our directory of startups exhibiting in Startup Alley.
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Lawmakers are looking to get a head start on artificial intelligence as the technology grows in prominence. Rep.
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An influx of would-be residents appear to be trying to get a head start on Amazon's expected move.
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We rounded up the best deals on kitchen gear, computers, and more to help you get a head start.
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They want to get a head start on selling out the human race to our machine-overlords-to-be.
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Adele just celebrated her 29th birthday, but she also thought she'd get a head start on her older years.
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You can even get a head start on your free access progress thanks to The Division's existing trial program.
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The movie may not be out until February, but with these toys, you're free to get a head start.
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But I usually like to get here earlier to get a head start on the day without any interruptions.
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It certainly didn't get a head start to the H&M, my next stop, because it wasn't there either.
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Navigating through the Prime Day page, you can set up alerts and get a head start planning your purchases.
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However, Amazon will have lead-up deals in multiple categories beginning now, so you can get a head start.
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Apple announced that members of the program can get a head start on the ordering process on Monday, October 23rd.
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So let's help first debate moderator Lester Holt get a head start with five questions he should ask both candidates.
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We've rounded up a few collaborations that will help you get a head start on putting your best cleat forward.
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Otherwise, take advantage of the lull between holidays to get a head start on your health for the new year.
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If that means getting somebody coffee after hours or arriving early to get a head start, Banks says do it.
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While Apple has made enormous profits from the iPhone, it has let others get a head start on artificial intelligence.
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If you want the first crack at the best tickets, join my email list and you'll get a head start!
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Applications will be open later on this summer, but you can get a head start by starting your application at apply.techcrunch.com.
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Get a head start on your morning cup of coffee or tea with any one of these amazing devices and deals.
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Ross-Richards had previously announced that she planned to retire after the 2016 Olympics, and now she'll get a head start.
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Now, the Kylie Cosmetics holiday collection is officially available to shop, so you can get a head start on gift shopping.
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To get a head start on building a wireless network, Dish will need to purchase Sprint's divestiture assets for $1.4 billion.
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So why not get a head start on the Prime Day madness, and save yourself a lot of time and effort?
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Your commute will be much simpler if you get a head start and hit the highway before or after everyone else does.
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But it's good to get a head start on studying them: Eventually, Phobos will break apart as Mars' gravity pulls it closer.
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But it's good to get a head start on studying them: Eventually, Phobos will break apart as Mars' gravity pulls it closer.
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When it comes to building confidence and a savvy approach to personal style, it's never too early to get a head start.
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WHERE TO STAY AND PLAY Ski families can get a head start on the season in the Aosta Valley, in Northwestern Italy.
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Computex doesn't start until this weekend, but Acer decided to get a head start and release a couple laptops and tablets today.
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That said, if you get a head start on saving and stick to your budget, owning a home is more than possible.
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It also includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards on early deployment of renewable energy.
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Though the store did not have room for a photo center, it did get a head start on holiday decorations in September.
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I make myself comfortable with another coffee and some spanakopita while I get a head start on work for the upcoming week.
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Luckily, Gap's massive Black Friday sale is officially here to help you to get a head start on shopping these staples items.
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While 2020 might be 100 days away, no one says you can't get a head start on your new year goals now.
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With the supply of homes for sale extremely low, some potential buyers are trying to get a head start to outwit the competition.
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It doesn't mean that we can't get a head start on brainstorming exactly what a Edward Cullen-centric Twilight spinoff would look like...
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Tickets go on sale this Friday, February 226, but you can get a head start by signing up for the presale right here.
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Poll: Trump, Clinton score historic unfavorable ratings It's more than an effort to get a head start on defining a general-election foe.
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President Obama's signing of this bill is helping Trump get a head start on this plan that has provoked outrage among many Democrats.
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While we expect other deals once Black Friday arrives, it's never a bad idea to get a head start ahead of the rush.
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It includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards for renewable energy and low-income energy efficiency.
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Sometimes I'll take the opposite approach and turn my Sunday into a Monday and attempt to get a head start on the week.
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Mr. Yunker planned to get a head start on growing onions this year so he sent his seeds to Arizona to start germinating.
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With the holidays on the horizon, now's a good time to get a head start on gift shopping for everyone on your list.
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With so much competition, many online stores have already launched discounts, marking down thousands of styles early just to get a head start.
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It appears that Booker is looking to get a head start on the rest of the potential Democratic 33 field in the crucial state.
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I've heard you can get a head start in one area by tossing a gun toward the next, although I've never successfully managed it.
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On the Sensus system, though, you basically get a head start on that learning, because what you know from your phone already applies here.
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The work was the result of a project with the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs to help doctors get a head start on treatment.
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Don't worry, tons of summer pieces are on sale, too — but this just means you can get a head start on your autumn wardrobe.
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If you're always missing deadlines and behind on your work, consider waking up earlier so you can get a head start to your day.
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If you're itching to get a head start on holiday shopping, scroll down to shop 46 amazing deals you can get at Walmart now!
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The campaign will begin running ads there in the next few days, aiming to get a head start on Mr. Trump in the state.
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Now your commute can actually give you time to catch up on reading, listen to podcasts, or even get a head start on work.
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Q: You opted to have ankle surgery before the end of last season to try to get a head start on the recovery process.
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Many other cash-back credit cards also offer intro bonuses that can help you get a head start on your earnings for the year.
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To help you get a head start on Father's Day gift shopping, the brand is having a big sale with 1503% off select styles.
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WHO SHOULD GO Real and aspiring snowbirds can get a head start on the beach scene and explore buzzy neighborhoods like Wynwood in relative quietude.
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Walmart consistently has some good stuff on sale, but the retailer dropped some holiday deals early this year to help you get a head start.
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Of course, it is expected to be a wet and heavy snow, so some might be inclined to get a head start and shovel midstorm.
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But hey, don't fret — this just really means a last-chance summer sale to shop, and some fall trends to get a head start on.
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There are lots of fall-ready styles marked down, which means you can get a head start on preparing your autumn wardrobe for way less.
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Why not get a head start with the MakeX Migo backpack that lets you carry your ultra-small 3D printer anywhere you need to go?
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Meanwhile, if you want to get a head start on your shopping, HP will start offering its Black Friday deals starting Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28.
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This season puts everyone in a clean slate state of mind, and this weekend is your opportunity to get a head start on that feeling.
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Kohl's started its holiday hiring in June, earlier than ever to get a head start on the best candidates and allow plenty of time for training.
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I was just starting my track season and I decided that I should get a head start on other people and start running before practice started.
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So, get to it — click ahead to get a head start on this exciting relaunch from everyone's favorite brand for #DoingThings, along with some similar options.
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The first two seasons of the show are streaming on Netflix now, in case you want to get a head start on the upcoming season 3.
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Since fall doesn't officially start for a few more days, there's no better time to get a head-start on your new and improved autumn wardrobe.
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If you're a low-income high school junior, looking to get a head start on college admissions, consider applying to the QuestBridge College Prep Scholars Program.
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And when Goober's pulse rate fell to a normal resting rate faster than other horses, Blakeley could get a head start out of the vet stops.
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He woke up early on Monday to get a head start on clarifying things as much as possible in order to write a follow-up article.
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If you are grateful for your job, show up 15 minutes early one morning to get a head start on the day and impress your boss.
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So below we picked out some of the best deals from Madewell's Black Friday sale so you can get a head start on your winter shopping.
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I make myself a fancy breakfast of two rice cakes with almond butter and eat it while I get a head start on emails for the day.
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Cerberus has also offered to "step in" to get a "head start" on reorganizing Alitalia without charging any fee, even before making its investment, the newspaper said.
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You can check out some of our favorite existing natural products already available at Bluemercury to get a head start on cleaning up your beauty bag ASAP.
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And if you can't wait that long, don't worry: You can get a head start on eBay, where products are already selling for triple the retail price.
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Before you know it, the holiday season will be upon us — which means it's officially time get a head start on buying gifts for family and friends.
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With that in mind, we've figured out a way to get a head start on your spring outfit planning — before the season sneaks up on you. How?
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It also includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards on early deployment of renewable energy and low-income energy efficiency.
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If you have the resources, you might as well get a head start on your payments and offset some of that interest your loan will start gathering.
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Earth Day is still a month away, but this museum festival will allow young science enthusiasts to get a head start on their appreciation for the planet.
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I also get a head start on the things that normally get (begrudgingly) done in the evening, which gives me more free time later in the day.
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The deals listed here are active in advance of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so you can get a head start, but we expect to add more.
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Now that we've had some time to bask in the collections shown during NYFW, we can get a head start on our favorite trends from the week.
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Instead, they are a way for developers to test their applications and get a head start on making use of the latest features in the operating system.
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The plan includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards on early deployment of renewable energy and low-income energy efficiency.
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The White House said that the president wanted to get a head start on portions of his annual physical exam and that he was in good health.
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Microsoft has already tried to get a head start on competitors with an early Microsoft Store Independence Day Sale, with discounts on Surfaces, Xboxes, and other Microsoft products.
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"I wanted to get a head start because I already knew it would be difficult for me to enter this field while wearing a hijab," Tagouri tells CNBC.
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On the Democratic side, tax expert and former Goldman Sachs adviser Archie Parnell is hoping to avoid a runoff and get a head start on his Republican opponent.
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The plan also includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards on early deployment of renewable energy and low-income energy efficiency.
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So with St. Patrick's Day just around the corner, get a head start on the festivities with one of the most powerful amulets in Celtic tradition: the horseshoe.
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I don't have to be online until 9 but I log in a bit early anyway to get a head start on the emails from over the weekend.
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"In our opinion, it would be a mistake to throw away an opportunity to get a head start on tax reform," National Taxpayers Union President Pete Sepp said.
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So what better time to get a head start on defending yourself against web snoops (as if email trackers, which this column covered last year, weren't annoying enough already)?
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So if you're looking to recreate her photo, or simply want to get a head-start on your Halloween plans, you can score the mask for $69 at Sephora.
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To help you get a head start, we picked out the best item from each sale so you can add them to your shopping cart before they sell out!
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The 20%-off sale is not only the perfect opportunity to gather some cold-weather staples of your own, but to get a head start on holiday gifting too.
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By signing up now, you can get a head start on your holiday shopping and save on popular items like robot vacuums, smart home devices, hot toys, and more.
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Opening a credit card that matches your financial or travel goals now can be a good way to get a head start on making progress in the new year.
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Here&aposs what I&aposve been doing to get a head start on the what-ifs that could be caused by a recession in months or years to come.
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In particular, financial institutions, retailers or e-commerce sites might hire these companies in order to get a head-start on any potential fraud from the sale of stolen data.
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The heart-shaped trays are already available at those locations, so you can get a head start on Valentine's and win all the bonus points right after you finish reading this.
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I'm not shopping over the weekend either I'd rather do everything online If you want to get a head start, most retailers are offering door busters online very early thanksgiving morning.
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Trump has the advantage of incumbency and can get a head start in building out those swing-state operations, as a crowded field of Democrats battles it out for the nomination.
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You can get a head start in this highly skilled and somewhat risky position, in which you monitor energy flows from power stations, by joining a trade association, according to Boudreaux.
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Disease carriers like mosquitoes get a head start, crops can be effected by the sudden return of frost, allergy sufferers get hit hard, and scientist's anxieties are jumping off the charts.
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Juniper, which counts among its clients a large number of large telecom operators that are currently looking at modernizing their networks, acquired AppFormix to get a head-start in this space.
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So while you might need to hit the breaks on recalibrating your entire wardrobe for fall, we see no reason why you can't get a head start in the dress department.
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The company is also hoping to get a head start on competitors in Britain, its second-largest market, where it says the deal with King's is the first of its kind.
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One particularly horrifying anecdote in the complaint recalls an incident in 2012 when Ronell requested that Reitman stay with her in Paris to get a head start on his dissertation research.
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Senate Republicans say they are getting fed up with Democratic obstruction and the extra early vote will allow them to get a head start in running time off the procedural clock.
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Just because Prime Day is only a week away doesn't mean you can't get a head start on the already-amazing deals that are floating around out there on the web.
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Team president Mark Murphy and general manager Brian Gutekunst addressed the firing of Mike McCarthy on Monday, saying the move was made to get a head start on the coaching search.
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The research team also showed that when fully grown, as tall as people in some cases, plants that always face east get a head start, warming up early to attract pollinators.
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In the game, women get a head start: Female players receive $1,900 in Monopoly money at the beginning of the game, compared to $2753,500 for each male player, USA Today reports.
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By administering antibodies as a treatment, the recipient's immune system can get a head start on identifying and eliminating the viral threat rather than waiting to build up its own antibodies.
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A couple weeks ago we wrote about tax software on sale to help you get a head start on your filing, but now H&R Block slashed its prices even more.
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Chinese investors are also trying to get a head start on buying Hong Kong shares ahead of the expected November launch of a cross-border investment link between Shenzhen and Hong Kong.
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If you're looking to get a head start on your autumn wardrobe, you're not going to want to miss out on the epic Nordstrom Rack Clear the Rack Sale going on now.
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I went down to the village to take in the view from there, and to allow the Canadians to get a head start; I still envisioned my hike as a solitary adventure.
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The items listed below are at or very close to advertised Black Friday prices, so if any are on your holiday shopping list, you might be able to get a head start.
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If you're thinking of buying a new piece of wristwear, or just trying to get a head start on holiday shopping, now is a great time to head over to MVMT's site.
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I may have a friend staying with me this weekend for another friend's wedding, and since I have a long day tomorrow, I figure I should get a head start on cleaning now.
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You could get a head start on the look of the movie in real time, on the set, which was really an exciting tool, because you're seeing it play out in real life.
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Over the last several years, retailers have jumped the gun by opening their doors first at midnight and then encroaching earlier into Thanksgiving day to get a head start on those holiday shoppers.
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Coupled with a Prime membership, you'll be granting a fresh grad a ton of easily accessible literature and knowledge, inspiring passion, and helping them get a head start on their essential reading lists.
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Read These Stories Next:21 Movies To Watch To Get A Head Start On Awards SeasonPrepare To Have A Conniption Over These Oscar Snubs & SurprisesWhere To Watch All The Oscar-Nominated Short Films
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But now that D.C. is inching closer to his retirement fight next March, he hit up Dr. Kourosh Maddahi in Beverly Hills to get a head start on gettin' his chompers back to normal.
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Starting July 3, a ton of Prime sales are hot and heavy at their actual Prime Day prices, so Prime members can get a head start and get some deals out of the way.
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I went to a lot of museum programs and venues and took the train a lot, and it obviously helped with me wanting to do music—it definitely helped me get a head start.
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While backers aren't optimistic about their chances this year, the Ballot Board's decision to ratify language gives redistricting reformers the chance to get a head start on collecting signatures ahead of next year's deadline.
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We believe the innovating firm should get a head-start to raise awareness of the new offering before other, competitive products and brands are permitted to enter the marketplace utilizing this newly developed innovation.
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The vetting process for Startup Battlefield and the TC Top Picks program officially starts a bit later this summer, but you can get a head start on things by filling out an application at apply.techcrunch.com.
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It's never too early to get a head start on your New Year's resolutions, and if you've been looking to shake up your workout routine, then this ClassPass deal might be just what you need.
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And if you must get a head start on getting organized, might we suggest throwing open your cupboards instead of your windows and tucking into the Container Store's kitchen and pantry options, all on sale.
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In contrast, he believes, publishers can fight back and eliminate fraudulent or harmful activities, provided they get a head start in securing their games and are dedicated to keeping bad players out after they're gone.
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Pinck himself purchased a client list from a competitor that was closing so that he could get a head start on his own tax consultancy, Meanwhile, interest in owning businesses of all types is up.
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He wants to skip the time-consuming process of passing a budget so that appropriators can get a head start on negotiating spending bills so there's less chance of a legislative pileup at year's end.
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In speculative execution, a CPU frequently follows a branch of commands in code before a program asks it to, or guesses at the data the program is requesting, in order to get a head start.
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You might as well pretend to start liking it now to get a head start on liking it in the future when it's an actual human being that can talk and control its turd output.
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Graduation Gift Ideas: Help grads get a head start on their new lives without weighing them down (think a single great skillet instead of a set of pots and pans), or splurge with a keepsake.
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Simpson tried to get a head start before the ban went into effect, going so far as to break his belly putter in two in late 2014 so he wouldn't be tempted to go back.
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Graduation Gift Ideas Help grads get a head start on their new lives without weighing them down (think a single great skillet instead of a set of pots and pans), or splurge with a keepsake.
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An FAQ on Virgin Mobile USA's website doesn't specify a particular date the shutdown will be complete, but does say that customers can get a head start on the transfer to Boost if they want.
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Get a head start on scouting your favorite on-sale pieces by signing up for alerts here and keeping an eye on our onsite shop-guides for the absolute best Way Day furniture to decor finds.
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As rising costs of living couples with stagnant wages and and greater student debt loads are a significant burden on today's young adults, moving back home is a way for some to get a head start.
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John Delaney (D-Md.) announced last year he planned to forgo reelection in a neighboring district to get a head start on a uphill presidential bid, Trone lunged for the new district — and for his checkbook.
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The Mets' first base coach, Ruben Amaro Jr., and Conforto then decided that Conforto should try to get a head start from first during Frazier's at-bat to avoid the possibility of an inning-ending double play.
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Start your engines: Black Friday deals for 2018 have already started to pour in a full week early, giving you a chance to get a head start on the sales and leave other customers in the dust.
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Meanwhile, if you want to get a head start on your shopping, the retailer is currently running a members-only sale on its website, offering deals on TVs, MacBooks and other laptops, and more through Nov. 24.
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It's perfectly intuitive: The first comments get a head start on gathering upvotes, and upvotes signal quality to people who don't have the time or patience to scroll farther into what are perceived as less valuable responses.
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He knew Disney and Mattel would entertain and distract Lupe, but he felt his son needed a different type of toy that would better equip him with more important skills to get a head start in the world.
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While somewhat lacking in experience, recent graduates can set themselves apart by focusing on three skills to get a head start: It may sound cliché, but change is the only constant when it comes to growing your career.
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That means companies that were early adopters on sports gambling and mobile betting won't get a head start in Illinois: no MGM Resorts, no DraftKings, no FanDuel, which alone has taken half the New Jersey sports betting market share.
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It would require states to meet specific carbon emission reduction standards based on their individual energy consumption, and it includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards on early deployment of renewable energy.
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Some of your favorite retailers like Nordstrom, Target, Wayfair, and Urban Outfitters are getting in on the action and giving you the discounted fluffiness of your dreams, so treat yourself or get a head start on Valentine's Day gifts.
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However, club members will be able to order it first, so super fans might want to get a head start and sign up now to ensure their Vanderpump viewings will be paired with a wine created by the Witches themselves.
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The private market for shares prior to a public listing allows employees and founders of private companies such as Spotify to cash in on some of their paper wealth, while letting other investors get a head start on the listing.
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Whether you're scrolling Instagram outfit brainstorming for weekend two or are just trying to get a head-start on summer's biggest trends, click ahead to shop some of our favorite two-piece sets that work in Palm Springs and beyond.
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Older males in good nutritional condition (those with the best shot at successful mating anyway) maximise their advantage by shedding their antlers as early as the beginning of March, in order to get a head start at growing their new ones.
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On top of announcing that Kylie Cosmetics will officially land in stores and online on November 17, the beauty retail giant is already offering some unmissable early Black Friday deals — so we can get a head start on our Christmas shopping.
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Meanwhile, Intel was forced to back out of its 5G modem plans once Apple and Qualcomm signed their deal, and its assets were relatively cheap and attractive for Apple to scoop up and get a head start on its own chips.
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"If I as a D.A. know who's interviewing the defendant, then I get a head start on finding out who it is … knowing what their angle is," says Ambrosio Rodriguez, a former California prosecutor who now works as a defense attorney.
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Leahy's CREATES Act is based on a desire by generic drug firms to have expedited access to certain drugs owned by some brand name drug makers so they can get a head start on developing copied versions of the drugs.
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"We've got a really busy year ahead, as you can imagine, and so the president decided to go to Walter Reed and kind of get a head start with some routine checkups as part of his annual exam," Grisham told Pirro.
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If you are looking to join billionaire Elon Musk's grand plan to build a colony on Mars by 2050, you may want to get a head start by booking a night in a cabin built for life on the Red Planet.
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Owners of vintage-clothing stores complain relentlessly about the deals being "gone," yet they not only come back, but also scale the chain-link fence at the perimeter to get a head start before the gates open at 5 a.m.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, a major GOP outside group that played a pivotal role in recent special elections, is putting boots on the ground in six new competitive congressional districts to get a head start on the 2018 midterm elections.
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For those looking to get a head start on their Oscar ballot predictions, it's tempting to use the Globes as a barometer for which films and actors will likely hoist the glittering gold trophy at the Academy Award ceremony in February.
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Before it was officially called Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving was a booming shopping day because so many people would call in sick to give themselves a four-day weekend and get a head start on their holiday shopping.
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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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With thousands of brands to choose from we thought we'd help you get a head start and picked out five of our favorite designer styles, because if you're going to get 4 percent cash back you might as well go big, right?
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But if you're ready to get a head start, here's a happy compromise: Get a little bit drunk and eat a little bit of candy by whipping up The Secret Garden, an ingenious cocktail creation from Mission Chinese Food beverage director Sam Anderson.
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We often discuss shortening the lines of strikes to get a head start in the race, the same is true here—the underhook is there waiting for the opponent, not something being dug in once the guy is already in on the hips.
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Why it matters: Booker's early Iowa flirtations signal that he is indeed seriously considering launching a 2020 presidential campaign, perhaps wanting to get a head start over the rest of what is sure to be a packed Democratic field ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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"The White House press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, told Fox News on Saturday that Trump had "a really busy year ahead" so "decided to go to Walter Reed and kind of get a head start with some routine checkups as part of his annual exam.
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"In some sense, the time it takes for building an HQ2 will be beneficial to the city that wins the bid because it gives them time to get a head start on figuring out inevitable infrastructure problems related to traffic and housing," Seslen said.
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On its seemingly infinite pages, you'll find an endless selection of summer dresses, two-piece sets, tops, and skirts ready to make their way into your cart, along with some items to get a head-start on your fall wardrobe, all for at least 30% off.
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There are startups and larger technology companies thinking about these looming challenges – but it doesn't hurt to have a fund that is specifically focused on funding companies that want to get a head start and work on these issues before they really become a global problem.
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Graduation Gift Ideas With help from our friends at Wirecutter, we've curated a selection of gifts to help cash-strapped graduates get a head start on their new lives without weighing them down (think a single great skillet instead of a set of pots and pans).
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Other than binge-watching your Netflix favorites, you can always get a head start on those emails you've been putting off before you even get to the office, or catch up on the news without having to squint at the tiny letters on your phone screen.
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The company has a patent application that envisions augmented reality glasses, and Apple reportedly has a team of over 1,000 people working on AR. In typical Apple fashion, Cook told The Independent that Apple has no interest in rushing into the market just to get a head start.
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You can look at retailers' pre-Black Friday sales in one of two ways: as marketing gimmicks designed to prolong the already-too-long Christmas shopping season, or as opportunities for you to get a head start on your holiday gift list while saving a bit of money.
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Derisively nicknamed "Pocahontas" by President Donald Trump over allegations that she used claims of Native American heritage to get a head start in her job search — a claim she and former colleagues strongly deny — Warren has met with close to a dozen tribal leaders and prominent activists recently.
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Feige also said they never doubted that Black Panther would be a massive success — though, it's unclear whether even the studio could have predicted just how incredibly well the film did at the box office — and knew they wanted to get a head start on crossover opportunities, beginning with Infinity War.
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Audi and Holoride are collectively staking a (pretty bold) claim that there will be a demand for in-car VR, and especially for carefully designed experiences like this one, to the point that the automaker spun out the startup to get a head start on this new take on in-car entertainment.
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To join the trend and get a head start on improving your career in 2018, try out one of the six podcasts below over the long weekend: On each episode of "Girlboss Radio, " entrepreneur Sophia Amoruso sits down with trailblazing women to hear how they're pushing the envelope in their respective career fields.
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The sale comes at a perfect time, especially if you're on vacation between Christmas and New Year's Day and need a show to binge on, want to get a head start on your resolution to read more in 2018, or got a new Amazon device that you want to fill with movies, shows, and games.
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Plus, laid-off employees get weeks to stick around so they can finish projects and get a head start on applying to new jobs, "Firing in the US is like pulling off a Band-Aid: you have a problem, you pull out the Band-Aid, it hurts a lot, and the problem's gone," she said.
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You'll be able to shop the extensive activewear line at retailers like Topshop, Nordstrom, and Net-a-Porter on Thursday; it'll be available in sizes XXS to XL. In the meantime, you can check out all of the looks from the collection right here, and get a head start on that Ivy Park wishlist.
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He thought of Joanna, his debate partner, who he imagined was fast asleep, who had probably spent the night preparing; the daughter of two Foundation neurologists, she compiled almost all of their research, having attended a "debate institute" at the University of Michigan over the summer to get a head start on the competition.
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And because everyone loves a good deal – and also partially because everyone is craving a vacation after three days back at work – there are more than 100,000 people currently on the virtual wait list to get into the sale and start shopping, some of whom got up before dawn to try to get a head start.
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Click on to get a head-start on your weekend shopping spree — and a quick note for those who live in New York: The Outnet offers same day delivery anywhere in the city, meaning everything you need to take your Labor Day style to the next level is just a click (and a speedy delivery truck) away.
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But with GoPro announcing that it's only going to ease into this space — the company is running a pilot program for its own 360-degree camera ahead of a full consumer release sometime at the end of 2017 — Garmin might be able to get a head start on cornering the adrenaline junkie section of the nascent 360-degree photography market.
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The virus has also caused issues for younger students hoping to get a head start in their careerBrooke, a 19-year-old student at the Missouri University of Science and Technology, who asked Insider to keep her last name anonymous, said she was informed in an email Wednesday that her paid summer internship with the Missouri Department of Transportation (MDOT) had been revoked.
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While there's nothing wrong with using a connection to get a head start, she squanders the incredible opportunity: when she finally gets in the room, she's been too busy searching for her lucky outfit to actually come up with fresh pitches, and has nothing to offer the editors, who took time out of their clearly insane schedules to sit with her.
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"That nice, soft pillow, and the warm blanket, and it&aposs all comfortable and no one wants to leave that comfort — but if you can wake up early in the morning, get a head start on everyone else that&aposs still sleeping, get productive time doing things that you need to do — that&aposs a huge piece to moving your life forward," Willink said.
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Or, if you're planning ahead for the week to come, trying for once to get a head-start on the cooking that will most likely prove difficult when something goes awry in your schedule on Tuesday, making it impossible for you to get home in time to make that recipe for veal pojarski you've wanted to try since Julia wrote about it in 2012, well, we have an excellent collection of recipes that taste better on the second or third day.
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