RYAN: WHICH IS WE CAN GET AT WHAT HE IS TRYING TO GET AT BETTER THROUGH A COMPREHENSIVE TAX REFORM.
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And, of course, the better we get at making robots that can mimic human movement, the better we get at making artificial limbs.
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The filmmakers spent years doing extensive research to get at the man behind the myth, to get at the story behind the story.
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But because they don't depict hardcore sex, they have to generate a discursive layer to get at the same places that Wasteland can get at more directly.
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We all have different sets of privileges and different sets of advantages, and it is real easy, when someone wants to get at you, for somebody to get at you.
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GIGOT: -- that he would get at that press conference.
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The better we get at figuring out how individual tastes work, the better we can also get at replicating those tastes in artificial sweeteners, so that they don't taste quite so artificial.
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There are stylistic, clever ways to get at these ideas.
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These stats get at something important: presidential primaries are sequential.
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We don't use our smarts to get at the truth.
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This is the first glimpse we get at Pluralsight's financials.
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It was not an effort to get at the truth.
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Hopefully I can get at least five miles in tonight.
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"They're going to get at least one dissent," said Swonk.
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It's not what we're going to get at the end.
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They're — the priority remains for ICE to get at criminals.
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Benedict is suing to get at least $150k in damages.
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It doesn't matter how mad we get at Iron Fist.
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So when can you get at this interactive radio play?
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"Try to get at least seven hours of quality sleep."
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And there are different ways you can get at that.
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The older I get, the better I get at that.
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So to get at the heart of it, they talk.
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The finished dose is what you get at the pharmacy.
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The two managers actually tried to get at each other.
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How many delegates does each state get at the convention?
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We can get at this problem in two different ways.
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I try to get at least SPF 50 on me.
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They'll sing my songs to try and get at me.
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This starts to get at the rot that is happening.
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It was a thing you get at a gift shop.
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But touch can get at the soul of a thing.
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"Don't get at me for knowing," she says to Richard.
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Because it's the only way to get at the truth.
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Use a toothbrush to get at every nook and cranny.
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The time you get at any stop is never guaranteed.
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Those stories get at the heart of why we travel.
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The CBO scores get at the heart of these fears.
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And how do you get at that in a job interview?
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Gazans now get at least eight hours of electricity a day.
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Things like Advil, however, you can get at the medical tent.
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But also notice the shot before—Cuevas's get at the net.
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Already wondering what you need to get at Target this weekend?
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This was the point the AG was trying to get at.
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Here's a qualitative chart that tries to get at that relationship.
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Mark Zuckerberg: And that's a really hard thing to get at.
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I think we'll get at least a 25 basis point cut.
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Like, I don't really know what he's trying to get at.
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If you hit the fairways, you can get at these pins.
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Because we're trying to get at what you think you misjudged.
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One of the Fenty finds you'll only get at The Webster?
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So deep you'll need a big shovel to get at 'em.
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You can just open the lid to get at what's inside.
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Instead Spotify is attempting to get at its true worth faster.
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You know, like the kind you'd get at, say, a Starbucks.
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You can get at least 50% more than what you paid.
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We're going to get at it as quick as we can.
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On one song there's a guy trying to get at you.
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It's just a more subtle way to get at that stuff.
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Prisoners get at least one hour of fresh air per day.
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What you can get at Best Buy is a Mophie case.
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"I'm using music to get at something more basic," he said.
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Still, Trump seems to be finding ways to get at it.
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That's the type of dialysis you'd usually get at a center.
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Why don't you see how good you could get at that?
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And it's mobile; you can go anywhere, and get at it.
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And I'm not gonna get at the end of the line.
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"It's basically what you'd get at McDonald's," said Dr. Bäckhed said.
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And the better we get at counting, the lower pricing goes.
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Essentially, the plastic bags you get at grocery stores and bodegas.
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The support he thought she might get at first never materialized.
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But this blurring of reality isn't what you'll get at home.
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Anyone's account can be compromised and used to get at you.
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It's all trying to get at how sustainable is this business.
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That particular slur might get at the heart of their rivalry.
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All of North America will get at least a partial eclipse.
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But none of that will quite get at this bizarre scene.
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What I want to get at is why you're doing that.
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To get at the first subject, researchers took an interesting approach.
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That makes it easier to get at your devices in certain situations.
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So, to get at the desired fruit juice, another individual was required.
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The more we find, the better we will get at identifying them!
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Another beat of this bonkers scene that I didn't get at all.
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It's this universal fundamental physics you can get at with careful experimentation.
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Only English speaking TV I get at Norway is BBC-oh my!
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We needed to get at it; it's a critical issue right now.
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The data do not get at why the injuries are more severe.
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"I think I know what she's trying to get at," Hirono said.
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"It's about generating an experience you can't get at home," Hannigan said.
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But the moment people are fearful, we don't get at that point.
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Only 20% get at least some of their news from print newspapers.
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To get at his prized ivory tusks, poachers hacked off his face.
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DIMON: NO. KERNEN: THAT'S WHAT I WAS TRYING TO GET AT, TOO.
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Republicans can still get at least three more kicks at the can.
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Get at 12-pack of bendable emoji figures for $13.97 See Details
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Regardless of age, you'll probably still get at least a little protection.
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We all get at least one near-death experience, sooner or later.
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To get at this, I used The Upshot's daily forecast of Mrs.
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Others in Hollywood have been pushing to get at "The Apprentice" footage.
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It often wasn't really clear what he was trying to get at.
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Those fans will now get at least one more chance to cheer.
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He is trying to get at the full reality of that rock.
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The expectation was you would get, at a minimum, a master's degree.
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The better you get at your job, the more confident you'll be.
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The story helps get at the importance of hospitality, cooking's great companion.
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BTW ... inmates get at least 1 hour of recreation time each day.
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"They can get the help I didn't get at first," she said.
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" A Doug Collins quote "'They just wanted to get at the President.
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Maybe. But that's likely the best supporters could get at this stage.
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We need to get at fossil fuel replacements and the technologies there.
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And Marisa Tomei is a reporter trying to get at the truth.
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They don't get at the root cause -- the prices that manufacturers charge.
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The court filing says most class members should get at least $5,000.
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At the very least, we're probably going to get at five seasons.
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So I think the ACLU's lawsuit will get at information like that.
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Those are the small wins you get at award shows these days.
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Besides seeing Bird get at-bats, the Yankees also need him to produce.
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I stop at Duty Free to buy favorites I can't get at home.
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But in my book, you get at least a few points for effort.
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Most respondents did, however, get at least a couple of the questions right.
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It was not unlike the similarly-prepared sandwiches you get at Dunkin' Donuts.
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But hackers will inevitably find ways to get at some of these data.
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Billy Strings: Those little packaged donuts that you get at the gas station.
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Account-holders do not even need a phone to get at their money.
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This isn't the standard almond milk you'd get at the grocery store, though.
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And so there, the consumer is able to get at it right away.
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So, taking antihistamines doesn't actually get at the underlying issue affecting your sleep.
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"It did seem like the alligators did get at the remains," said Sgt.
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The more you practice, the better you will get at conveying your thoughts.
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I always try to get at least ten or eleven hours of sleep.
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So you could get at least two free lounge visits with this perk.
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Manager Rick Renteria said Abreu would get at least one day of rest.
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We design our interview questions to get at each of our core values.
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The picture may get at least a few people talking about him again.
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For optimal health, adults should get at least 500 MET minutes per week.
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"It was the best deal we could get at the time," Rapinoe says.
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The image was so strong that he couldn't get at the real person.
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The valuation that you get at an IPO is due to variety factors.
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Some of the items that they get at the drops they also resell.
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Here's the rub: Facts are endangered, harder to get at, easier to ignore.
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"I'm a target to get at Trump to delegitimize the election," he said.
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"We can never really get at what the owner did beforehand," she says.
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The better you get at the basics, the more confident you will be.
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Make sure you get at least the CDC's recommended daily amount of exercise.
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Everyone should get at least two days off within the next seven days.
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Mr. Barr will get at least one Democratic vote in the full Senate.
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"They simply wanted to get at the president," Mr. Collins had actually said.
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As an artist, I need to venture inside to get at deeper meaning.
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Our survey didn't get at generational differences among men or gender-nonconforming people.
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I want to get at something that I think is really important here.
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Yeah. That was kind of what I was trying to get at. Right.
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If you get at least two of them right, you get a prize.
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"It is endemic of a systemic issue and problem which this legislation is trying to get at, and decriminalizing is an appropriate and necessary way of trying to get at the problems we're trying to solve," said Councilman Charles Allen (D).
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They are guidelines to tell you something about how to get at economic value.
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The changes also affect Medicare Part D drugs that patients get at the pharmacy.
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An independent and transparent investigation is an obvious way to get at the truth.
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Still, it's as close to it as we can get — at least for now.
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The longer that people stay in their job, the better they get at it.
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Independent candidates can file by June 1 and must get at least 50 signatures.
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His ability to get at his characters' humanity made each of them so individual.
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Because summer isn't over until we get at least one more sunny weekend in.
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They'll get at least one more try as No. 2 Virginia awaits in Minneapolis.
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It's whether we can get at them in a way that makes business sense.
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"That's what you get at Sam's — people who know your story," Ms. Burchyns said.
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I'm now on my third drink, determined to get at least a little buzzed.
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Big Mac, fries, and McFlurries aren't the only things you can get at McDonald's.
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However, their base pay varies, but they'll always get at least $18 an hour.
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York Times reporter, "It is a feeling I usually get at my writing desk."
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Unsplash hasn't released an Android app, but you can also get at it online.
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The winner's chosen charity will get at least $1 million when it's all over.
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Indeed that conversational snippet might get at the heart of why Gonzalez was eliminated.
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Either way, documents get at why Amazon has been so interested in shipping lately.
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On the return trip, the bags brim with goods they can't get at home.
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"Next race we need to get at least those seven points again," said Hamilton.
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"I want him to get at-bats because he's been so productive," said Girardi.
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New technology that makes theaters dramatically different from what consumers could get at home.
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And its trumpeting 464-horsepower is just intoxicating (when you can get at it).
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So we could get at least fifteen years away from Obama's Presidency and triangulate.
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Keep reading for 23 great gift sets you can get at Nordstrom right now.
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Traveling exposes you to new foods and treats that you can't get at home.
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Yes, but: This doesn't get at philosophical reasons behind repealing and replacing the ACA.
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You've got new books to get at the library tomorrow, theater class tomorrow night.
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That is a question that I was trying to get at in the movie.
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To get at the underpinnings of this new consensus, let's start with the environment.
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In this case, Mr. Trump was trying to get at an even bigger untruth.
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I think the better we get at it, the better our team's gonna be.
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I use Alastin cleanser, or CeraVe cleanser, which you can get at the drugstore.
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He will get at least eight of the state's 31 delegates, according to NBC.
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"Step one would be to get at least the 401(k) match," Marshall says.
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They get at how much energy you are willing to invest in your houseplants.
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They said it was better than they can get at other lines of work.
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But there was one crucial ingredient he couldn't get at any supermarket: ancient yeast.
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However, terms for borrowers would be more onerous than they would get at banks.
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That puts Pompeo on track to get at least 55 "yes" votes on Thursday.
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The question is whether Mr. Trump can get at it without breaking the law.
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In the process, the work could get at "what makes us human," Owen said.
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It seems likely they will get at least one more shot at a title.
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And those are my ideas to supercharge the agencies, and this would get at some of the stuff Elizabeth's trying to get at in a different way, which is to give them the resources; by putting a fee on the mega deals.
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That's a societal thing that we have to get at, where women are the victims.
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So, really, one might say the beach pics get at the essence of this film.
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How do you get at those deep roots, the deepest roots of the drug problem?
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Here's a look at all the "Cinderella" treats you can now get at Disney destinations.
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It's anonymized, so the ability to get at specific activities that you do are eliminated.
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I was plagued with insane and paranoid delusions that you get at peak breakup stages.
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As mad as people get at people for using, they're twice as mad at themselves.
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That $500 is returned if you don't get at least that much off your tuition.
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Does that mean the Spark is the best drone you can get at this price?
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But without 60 votes in the Senate, they can get at only bits of it.
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Or is the write-around really the way to get at the truth about him?
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Solar radiation in this region is about 10 times the amount we get at Earth.
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These printed pants were a ready-to-wear item that anyone can get at Gap.
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To get at it, connect your Kindle up to a computer via a USB cable.
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You do everything you can to make the music something that people can get at.
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I just want people, and I want to get at the complexity of real history.
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A simple death count does not really get at the destructive impact of a disease.
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But I rounded up 20.49 snacks to get at Whole Foods that are under $210.
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You can get at your photo stream, add comments and likes, and view your profile.
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Whenever something good is happening in her life, he'll post something to get at her.
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Pairs best with: This is a salad ranch you get at a large corporate restaurant.
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I would estimate I get at least two or three requests per day for it.
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It is easy to use rape a metaphor or catalyst to get at something else.
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And not the kind you get at a greasy diner with a side of bacon.
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The test seemed easy to me, and I expected to get at least a 45.
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And what we get at the end of Either/Or is Smith's loveliest, warmest song.
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Boone immediately figured out how to knock the unit over and get at the treats.
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Did this mean I'd start getting health problems that people get at 22016, at 22020?
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To get at least something accomplished, President Obama has been turning to his executive power.
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Alternately, they could throw rocks at the burrito robots to get at that sweet sandwich.
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Read More: 10 of the best lunches to get at Trader Joe's for under $7
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Russia could have tried all sorts of ways to get at Trump and been unsuccessful.
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When Google wouldn't play ball, China allegedly hacked the company to get at user data.
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Did the government illegally hack Tor in order to get at the Silk Road servers?
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They just look at the immediate number they get at the end of the fight.
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To get at that we need to first understand how the digital advertising industry works.
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But, two-thirds of Americans get at least some of their news from social media.
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That all sounds like the standard patter you get at the more emotional arena shows.
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I think what people want to get at is, am I angry at the city?
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The number of amazingly smart new graduates we get at Twitter each year is crazy.
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But it's unclear what the Trump administration is trying to get at with the tweet.
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" "[The provision] is perfectly suited to what the president was trying to get at here.
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They're broke, undisciplined, emotionally stunted, self-medicating... which seems to get at millennials in general.
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At 70, it would be $2,833 — almost double the check you would get at 65.
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They'll decide what groceries you can and can't get, or sometimes not get at all.
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I was hitting the ball really good and felt I could get at those pins.
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"I would be shocked if we didn't get at least two more," Mr. Henson said.
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My first-class ticket cost $20 — and looked like something you'd get at a raffle.
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"I hope to get at least one match point in a few days," he said.
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The government recommends that children should get at least one hour of exercise a day.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden will get at least seven, and Former South Bend, Ind.
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If it's not, internet criminals can more easily get at your personal information, Kellermann explains.
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"If you leave your moose out, the ravens will get at it," the volunteer said.
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Trump sent private investigators to Hawaii to supposedly get at the truth about Obama's origins.
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He says Iggy hasn't delivered, so he's suing to get at least $1.5 mil from her.
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There are some things that you either get straight away, or you don't get at all.
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That level of coding doesn't seem able to get at a global arc or narrative structure.
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The salvagers shoulder through the crowd to get at the boat, deconstructing it with brutal efficiency.
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But Jaccard wanted to get at the root of the problem, before the babies are abandoned.
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Science is a tool to get at the truth, but it is not the truth itself.
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What if this is the greatest America is going to get, at least for a while?
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Everyone kinda knew what he was trying to get at, but it wasn't pretty to watch.
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It's incredible to see how hands-on she was able to get at an early stage.
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One of the hardest things to get at in Facebook's results is the role of Instagram.
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It wasn't much different than other rib-eye steaks you can get at most decent steakhouses.
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When it's all said and done, we would want to get at least two times return.
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That&aposs our goal as a defense is to get at least one touchdown a game.
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Part of the reason is the messaging that they get at school and home, said Boaler.
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They must get at least six correct to pass the civics portion of the naturalization exam.
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"Find companies producing stable results that you can get at a discount — that's the sweet spot."
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You can use either the Keep website or the Chrome app to get at your notes.
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Chinese firms benefit from deeper liquidity than they can get at home, and more flexible regulations.
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They are now 11-1-2 when they get at least three goals in a game.
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To get at the root of a human rights violation, it's important to accurately represent it.
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Click through to see some of Tarte's best-selling products you can get at a discount.
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When it succeeds, it finds an original way to get at something essential about its inspiration.
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But these water-bound services aren't the only things babies can get at a baby spa.
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The proposed amendment must get at least 60 percent of the vote in November to pass.
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But it uses its superpower story to get at deeper ideas about creation, creativity, and art.
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Paxton will get at least two starts as the team waits for Felix Hernandez to heal.
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The career infielder has seen sporadic starts in the outfield in order to get at-bats.
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Atlanta is slated to get AT&T's gigabit internet services, while Nashville already has Google Fiber.
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And what you get at the top is often what you'll get right through that sport .
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Kavanaugh said he wanted to understand what Blumenthal was trying to get at with his questioning.
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The doctors are expected to arrive in June and each county should get at least two.
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To get at them, say "Alexa, ask horoscope for..." followed by your star sign of choice.
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You can get at your library from any web browser, but you do need web access.
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I eventually kick him out so I can get at least a few hours of sleep.
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In order to force a House floor vote, discharge petitions must get at least 220006 signatures.
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That way, they ought to get at least a little time to reproduce and replace themselves.
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"We need any kind of wins we can get at this point," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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That's about 20 times above the average rate you'd get at a brick-and-mortar bank.
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In January 2019, it was expected to get at least as cold as -35 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Presumably, these had been dug when the land was firmer, to get at the oil underneath.
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"You want to find ways to win and get at it," Bruins center Patrice Bergeron said.
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It starts to get at the fractious identity rifts at the heart of this campaign season.
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Ultimately, organizers hope to get at least 400,000 new Democratic voters to the polls in November.
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This new less-strikeout-y Sale might be a new way to get at that. 2.
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What are some of the ironies in anti-abortion talking points Reductress tries to get at?
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He thought he was going to get at least 90 [by the end of the game].
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The goal is to get at "bad actors" raising the price of old, off-patent drugs.
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Make sure you get at least 8 GB of RAM—16 GB would be even better.
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These tactics fail to get at any root causes of these problems, and yet they're proliferating.
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Dr. Clark: You can imagine that's probably the most common question I get at this job.
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Is it a single source of financing, which does not yet get at the cost structure?
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Coffee is just way better at a smaller place than what you get at Tim Hortons.
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By design, you'll always get at least the first notification, but you can prevent further disruptions.
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Write a check — or follow Grande and Swift's suit and get at your fans on Venmo.
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"They wanted to see what value they would get at different price ranges," Mr. Chukudebelu said.
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Trump's defenders in Congress have been trying to get at any biases the witnesses may have.
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But just because the lithium isn't on your land doesn't mean you can't get at it.
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Assuming every Republican senator votes "yes," Pompeo is on track to get at least 53 votes.
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You get at the service via a wake word, a process that worked well for me.
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The hackers would not have had to crack into State to get at the workers' data.
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I think that was a wake-up call that most people probably don't get at 14.
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But what I'm trying to get at is this is not about negotiating over specific numbers.
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That's a great example of the dangers that I'm trying to get at in this book.
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I was probably doing it on purpose to get at her because she called me fat.
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The good thing, I will grant, is that you get at least some insight into the health and well-being of how a public company is faring, something that we really aren't able to get — at least not that easily — when dealing with privately owned companies.
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All we have to do is take apart our couch to get at our bread, crawl under our bed to get at our peanut butter, and reassemble our stove from the pieces we stashed behind the passenger seat, by our front stairs and in our kitchen drawers.
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"It's all about the resolution — how close of a view can you get," AT&T's Carroll says.
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"I wanted to get at this question of whether such a system was optimally packed," Corbo said.
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But ensuring that you get at least some food in your system can help move things along.
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Film feels like a cheap pass for me, as a way to get at those hard feelings.
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No experiment, even in principle, can get at both bits—a restriction known as the Holevo bound.
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You can get at your saved videos by tapping the menu button (top left) and choosing Downloads.
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To be elected president, the winner must get at least half plus one — or 270 electoral votes.
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"A building contractor was lifting the steel with cranes to get at dead and injured," he said.
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Samsung has some features that begin to get at this, but they don't work with much consistency.
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He also is the 10th Yankee to get at least 10 RBIs within his first 14 games.
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"Obviously if they have an account in Moscow we're not going to get at it," he added.
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Doctors typically advise people to get at least 150 minutes a week of moderate to vigorous exercise.
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But some say this approach doesn't get at the heart of the problem: the company cutting corners.
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Jacky Rosen defeats Heller, it would help Democrats get at chance at regaining control of the Senate.
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To get at the video quality options on an iDevice, launch the Netflix app then choose Account.
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The team behind The Leftovers was perfectly willing to dive into surrealism to get at emotional truths.
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One I use to get at my favorite smoothie place in Montreal when I was a student.
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Now, Winters hopes he and his wife can get at least five more good, healthy years together.
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The kind of angry you get at life but you don't know who to direct it to.
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You know that feeling you get at a restaurant when the waiter finally emerges with your dinner?
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The finished product actually looked as good as something I would get at a nice cocktail bar.
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Ahead, find the food buys we were shocked, but ecstatic to see we could get at Target.
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You know those tiny little tins of Tylenol you can get at 7-Eleven or the airport?
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For example, most adults should aim to get at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise each week.
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The company guarantees that each student that graduates the course will get at least 193 job interviews.
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Anthropomorphizing a confused puppy or happy monkey lets us get at those emotions in an uncomplicated way.
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According NPR, Perry him found himself taking whatever contract work he could get at rapidly decreasing prices.
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Basically, the company wants the ability to get at your device without you ever being the wiser.
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There is one line of toys by Aneros meant specifically to get at just the right spot.
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My goal was to get at least one point more from Len [Goodman] and I accomplished that.
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Women should aim to get at least 30 minutes of exercise three days a week, Pinkerton said.
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"Every season I get at least one spine-chilling moment," Clarke told Entertainment Weekly of the scene.
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And there's definitely some resolution that we didn't get [at the end of the series' original run].
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I am genuinely unclear on how all this works though, so HVAC Twitter, please get at me.
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There's also a microSD plug if you want to get at your pictures the old fashioned way.
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Cleaning up the wetlands could involved digging them up to get at the bitumen that's sunk in.
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The Sixers said Simmons is the second rookie to get at least 30 points and 15 rebounds.
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"Let's get at him," Raikkonen's engineer said of Hamilton, knowing he had brake problems on Lap 12.
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"The education I got at Williams was incomparable to what I would get at Harvard," he said.
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"The more you get used to doing something, the better you get at doing it," he says.
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They have to get at something real, and not just simply be a platform for self-polishing.
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He chooses policies, including his anti-trade mantra, based on the applause they get at his rallies.
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"I have spent a lot of time over-thinking art, trying to get at something," he says.
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Then there were problems with just shipping over the types of pads you get at the drugstore.
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What's missing from the discussion of migrant issues that you try to get at in this series?
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Several questions at the hearing were designed to get at this theory, but it gained little ground.
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The Harvard study was the latest attempt to get at the true death toll from the storm.
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"Every creature, including us, has a pest or disease trying to get at them," Ms. Colopy said.
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What do the majority of questions relate to, or try to get at, according to the article?
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It's one more way for The Times to get at information that the public needs to know.
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"If they can get at them, to assault them and engage in street fighting," Mr. Pitcavage said.
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Certainly, guns should be stored where children can't get at them; Tim should keep his locked up.
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"He continued: "I enjoy that flexibility of financing that you just don&apost get at a bank.
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" She continued: "What you get at the top is often what you'll get right through the sport.
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And that's what Giuliani was traveling around the world trying to get at, at least in part.
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It wasn't a great deal, but it was the only deal we could get at the time.
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While they were there, they could buy books that were difficult or impossible to get at home.
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We hoped to get at least five years out of the Corolla before needing to replace it.
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It is recommended that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity a week.
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Because if they weren't afraid of the truth, they'd say go right ahead, get at the truth.
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Intentions are hard to get at, especially with a man like Mr Trump who routinely contradicts himself.
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All that is necessary is to get at the material, extract it, and find markets for it.
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You've been studying ... What I want to get at, is it because this leader was this way?
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"Obviously, if they have an account in Moscow, we're not going to get at it," he said.
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SAGD drilling lets oil extractors get at the 113% of the bitumen that's too deep to mine.
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You get rid of all the comfort you get at home, and do something radical and spontaneous.
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Every executive who responded to the Melancon hypothetical for VICE Sports projected he'd get at least $3 million.
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You can't view your iCloud Photo Library, or get at your iMessage conversations, or make a FaceTime call.
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"In some ways, they have capabilities beyond what you can get at accelerators because of the energies."[Nature]
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"You have some people that really just wanna get at you because of what you do," she says.
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The deer bones showed the telltale signs of people cracking them open to get at the marrow inside.
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People who come in contact with the colonies will get at least a few itchy, probably painful pustules.
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Your band really plays a role in that feeling that fans get at your shows, would you say?
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Ultimately, we get at the heart of what online dating is, and what the future holds for it.
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These monthly numbers are jumpy and require averaging a few months' gains to get at the underlying trend.
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Democrats count up the SDEs to determine how many delegates candidates will get at the party's national convention.
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Mining companies, keen to get at coal and other riches underground, run circles around tribal leaders in court.
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VICE: I want to get at the particular attraction for you guys involving Olson's story and his father.
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Psychologist Philip Tetlock has found that the more specific predictions we make, the better we get at predicting.
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Ultimately, I'm trying to get at a deeper sense of what it is to be a human being.
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"Whenever something good is happening in her life, he'll post something to get at her," adds the source.
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Drilling into such an important monument to get at the newly discovered void is out of the question.
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But data in the corporate realm are harder to get at, and their value is increasingly well understood.
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Ideally, people should get at least 150 minutes a week of moderate-intensity activity, he said by email.
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It used to be a real specialty product you had to get at a farmer's market or something.
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WE HAD AN INCENTIVE PLAN THAT DROVE THE WRONG BEHAVIOR AND WE DIDN'T GET AT IT FAST ENOUGH.
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At first, cream cheese is a delicacy, something you'd get at a fancy restaurant in New York City.
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Senate Republicans don't just have to write a "skinny repeal" bill that can get at least 50 Republicans.
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The Pentagon is poised to get at least half of the supplemental funding requested by the Trump administration.
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From there, you can click through to get at least an idea of what the fund actually holds.
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If he is able to get at least 50%of the vote, he will take the seat outright.
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I'd sneak them into the Scholastic book order forms we'd get at school, right under my parents' noses.
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States like Iowa, Texas, Maine, and Oklahoma now get at least 10 percent of their power from wind.
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Get at the results and come back with facts and show that it really can make the difference.
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The actual product isn't wildly different from what you can get at ordinary banks on the high street.
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If signed, Reyes may need time in the minor leagues to get at-bats and learn third base.
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"She is devoted to helping researches get at the truth through detailed statistical analysis and research," they write.
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I guess what I'm trying to get at is that there's ... What sparked this is the merger, right?
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Now, we recoup and we escalate and see what we get at the next time we sit down.
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You know those swirling blade grinders you can get at any home store for less than 10 bucks?
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Like most wealthy Zimbabweans, Mr. Mugabe goes abroad for better medical care than he can get at home.
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"People don't just poke themselves in the eye with something to try to get at something," Antonov said.
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But the Trader Joe's brand tasted saltier and genuinely like popcorn we would get at a movie theater.
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They were trying to get at the truth about the administration's actions, and using impeachment to gather evidence.
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The party, with just 84 seats in parliament, must get at least 176 votes to carry its proposal.
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Has anyone ever told you to use an interdental brush to get at the plaque between your teeth?
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In Vietnam, miners have torn up hundreds of acres of forest to get at the sandy soil underneath.
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If you get [at an exit at that level], it should return your fund, or multiples of it.
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Eliminating rebates would get at the serious problem of some middlemen manipulating drug prices for their own gain.
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He wants me to get at least 1200 calories, 50 grams of protein, and 60 ounces of water.
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And a lot of those provisions to get at, to identify racial disparities—those requirements have been eliminated.
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When I was a prosecutor, I relished the chance to get at a defendant who chose to testify.
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Some don't really try that hard to get at the question of how satisfied a school's students are.
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He swore, and then turned his attention to the entry wound, which naturally was easier to get at.
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A good number of the stories I get at an auto show are ones I just stumble across.
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If SoftBank doesn't get at least 14 percent of Uber's outstanding stock, it will raise its offer price.
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We got to get at least 203,000 new shows streaming by the Emmy eligibility cutoff date next year.
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We really want to get at the root cause and talk about how all these things are related.
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He understood what I was trying to get at, but in terms of my craft, I wasn't there.
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Though wild black walnut (Juglans nigra) is delicious, its defenses thwart all reasonable efforts to get at it.
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Thankfully, with ray tracing, players will get at least some comparable upgrades to the visual realism of Minecraft.
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You really get a sense of a whole team of Allies really working to get at something restorative.
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Small business, which makes up fully half of the American economy, should get at least a healthy slice.
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Still, he said, Kim will probably get at least a little propaganda victory just by meeting with Trump.
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To get at those cases, this new dataset is made up of 50,000 images compiled by crowdsourced workers.
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I understand what they're trying to get at, I just think there are better ways of expressing yourself.
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"I think that can get at some of the things we don't usually talk about," Ms. Krinsky said.
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"The market should be attractive enough to get at least one insurer into pretty much everywhere," he said.
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Won't legalizing medical aid in dying result in greedy relatives offing vulnerable people to get at an inheritance?
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But property taxes don't get at all the wealth super-rich people keep in stocks or other assets.
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There are few social and political experiments that don't get at least a hearing in the Hawaii Legislature.
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Delegate count: 37 Biden won and will get at least 11 delegates, with Sanders getting at least six.
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There's a lot of prepared foods that are actually pretty healthy that you can get at Whole Foods.
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Don't abandon your third-party email account, just be aware that the government can get at what's inside.
|
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Both Reign and Keelty get at an important point: that activism has become a facet of one's identity.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYou can read your iCloud email, get at your iCloud Drive files, read your iOS reminders and notes, view the photos and videos you've taken on your iPhone, bring up your contacts and calendars, and so on... though you can't, unfortunately, get at your iMessages (at least not yet).
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In terms of writing the book and what I hope to get at, it was a really simple thing.
|
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What all these memes share is the way they get at Gritty's correctness as a figure of leftist adoration.
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However, that doesn't really get at what animals actually know about this, or how they "feel" about winning/losing.
|
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Because, whether like it or not, you and all your friends are starting to get at least kinda old.
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John Cornyn of Texas advocating for all-night, all-weekend sessions to get at least five more nominees confirmed.
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No, the idea is Silicon Valley is trying to get at this problem with Quora and stuff like that.
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The plan would dramatically change what kind of care women on Medicaid could expect to get at low cost.
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After the 2020 Census, Texas is going to get at least two and possibly three new US House seats.
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The tacos aren't the supersized meals-in-themselves you'll get at some places; take several bites and they're gone.
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But they are completely wireless, and effectively so, which is not something you'll get at the gas station, obviously.
|
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COGZ rewards repeat playing so the more you play, the better you get at pattern matching, planning, and strategy.
|
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"What we were trying to get at was where people were safe and where they weren't safe," she said.
|
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"When you get at these low levels and the VIX moves 1 point, it's about 10 percent," Frederick said.
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That makes it an absolute necessity to get at least one extra battery, preferably two, which cost $130 each.
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Check out our list of other green foods and drinks you can get at national chains for the holiday!
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"We basically improved the codec so what you were getting at 576 you now get at 420," Havell says.
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The food in our cafeteria is pretty bland, but it's cheaper than what I'd get at a restaurant nearby.
|
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For the easterners, threats to the posted-worker regime get at a niggle that has worried them for years.
|
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To get at the inline features from the Notification Center, use the same actions as on the lock screen.
|
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He wanted, he said, to get at the "feeling and emotion you get" upon encountering a "beautiful cashmere" scarf.
|
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But while zombie movies are exercises in imagination, eco-apocalypse films get at a reality that's all too possible.
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And now, as long as we get at least 7,500 pre-orders, our plates will be put into production!
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That was my homegirl, I called her, and what's so crazy is I was trying to get at her.
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Somebody needs to propose a plan that can work and get at least a handful of crossover bipartisan votes.
|
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We see a chance to show our voters... that we can get at least a bird in the hand.
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Are they documentarians, trying to get at the truth the adult inquiries into the fits have failed to reveal?
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" Silbert told me, "I would be trying to get at the feelings, but emotions were not Gavin's strong suit.
|
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Candidates must get at least 22019 percent in four qualifying polls in addition to getting 130,000 donors to qualify.
|
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We're not in the sort of classic mania that you get at the very end of the bull market.
|
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The CDC also recommends that adults who are somehow still unvaccinated get at least one shot's worth of protection.
|
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Consumer advocates don't oppose these policies, but they say this bucket doesn't get at the heart of the problem.
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Generally when kids see mascots they start pulling at their parents' shirts and try to get at the mascot.
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I thought all mats were the same and the ones you could get at the drugstore were good enough.
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Give it a sear to brown the crust, and it's close to something you would get at a steakhouse.
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But in this case, I must evoke my own experience to get at the deep meaning of such events.
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There's the interpersonal destruction that will be wrought when Bobby sacrifices someone close to him to get at Taylor.
|
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It's a superficial way to get at the "needs versus wants" question, but it's not a particularly smart one.
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Mayweather will make a minimum of $100 million for fighting tonight, and McGregor will get at least $30 million.
|
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"My experience is veterans are happy with the service they get at the Department of Veterans Affairs," he said.
|
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LifeWay's researchers developed questions meant to get at both the way Americans self-identify religiously and their theological beliefs.
|
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They put out these anonymous seven-inches I would get at Rough Trade and, quite often, they were terrific.
|
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That ratio is very different from what people get at the symphony, with roughly 100 players and 2,000 people.
|
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If you can get at least 10Mbps to 20Mbps, you'll deal with a lot less stuttering and dropped calls.
|
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Their service allows people to stay home by providing essentials one would normally have to get at a store.
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The better we can get at pinpointing the root causes of our anxiety, the more manageable the anxiety becomes.
|
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I tried to get at this a bit, but these phones really are simultaneously exciting and kind of boring.
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SIMON I know what you're trying to get at, I think, which is it doesn't build the perfect narrative.
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Here's a list of winners It's guaranteed to get at least one song stuck in your head this morning.
|
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To get at this, they first analyzed reams of text to see what people generally take rationality to mean.
|
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Roughly half of Americans believe Apple should help authorities bypass a security feature to get at the phone's data.
|
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Ms. De Keersmaeker appears intent on using choreography to strip away, to get at the essence of her art.
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"These are issues that get at the heart of what the policy is supposed to do," Mr. Charney said.
|
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But I would argue that looking at ideology through the normal left-right spectrum doesn't get at Biden's appeal.
|
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More to the point, her efforts to parry questions that get at the underlying problem have fallen consistently flat.
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It would be tasked with providing recommendations on how police could get at encrypted data without endangering Americans' privacy.
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Separately, he told Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo that Brazil should get at least $10 billion of this funding.
|
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Yael: How did Whiterose figure out that they needed a venue change and he had to get at Price?
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You wanted to get at the heart of what causes bias and tell some of the stories around it.
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An actual "Medicare for all" proposal would get at the heart of what is a real challenge for many.
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Alberto Arce: There was no reason, apart from it being the only job I could get at that moment.
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The government reportedly paid $1.3 million to get at the information stored on the phone used by Syed Farook.
|
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Some people call this willpower or self-control: the forceful use of mental energy to get at a goal.
|
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But it's also an effective way to get at the singular vision of company founder and chief executive Ryan Holmes.
|
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"This is going to take some time, but there's places I think we can right away get at this problem."
|
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I've also gotten very creative at making the Seamless orders I get at home last for three meals or more.
|
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Obviously, this means anyone with access to your computer can get at your passwords, but that's long been the case.
|
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The idea was to get at least a rough sense of how much the US military currently spends guarding oil.
|
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Now, though he's retired from swimming, Phelps still tries to get at least eight hours of shut eye a night.
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However, we do like the row of most-used apps you get at the bottom of the multitasking/overview screen.
|
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One by one, they knocked out the transistors in their map, trying to get at what the circuit was for.
|
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"It really does get at some of the fundamental questions of social media and democracy," King said on the call.
|
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"We wanted to start with a web app that works on Android phones you can get at Walmart," he explained.
|
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What makes this a deal to check out is the amount of quality and performance you get at this price.
|
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Paxton became the second Yankee to get at least 12 strikeouts in consecutive games, matching current television analyst David Cone.
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"We need 54 votes, and we expect to get at least 60," Temer's press spokesman, Marcio de Freitas, told Reuters.
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It's a decent version of pho, but I miss the extra sauces and toppings I would get at a restaurant.
|
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"I think of myself as a philosopher who uses astrology as a tool to get at life's mysteries," Miller says.
|
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Nathan uses hashtags on his account to gain followers, but lacks the comments and interaction you get at Andi's level.
|
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And even if he has locked up the nomination by then, they'll probably still get at least a little love.
|
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So, you&aposve got to have a way to get at those 990,225 items or weapons that can range Seoul.
|
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And throttles they can use is exactly what they'll get, at least on the destroyer classes featuring this particular interface.
|
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It's the best look we've ever managed to get at it—and there's something very strange hidden in this picture.
|
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What she called ''codas, afterthoughts, parentheticals, digressions, qualifications'' were often attempts to get at saying something the exact right way.
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With the #IPBill legalising bulk surveillance of us all, he can get at it through the NSA's deal with GCHQ.
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Once you get at least one quote, you can take that and ask other dealerships if they can beat it.
|
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Sure. I want to explain the concept first, and then we'll get the mechanics of how you get at it.
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Boxed allows online shoppers to to find the same kinds of deals you'd get at a wholesale retailer like Costco.
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When Randolph grabbed the rebound, he also became the 20th player to get at least 18,000 points and 10,000 rebounds.
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Ring's professional monitoring plan is the cheapest you can get at $10 per month and doesn't have any contract commitments.
|
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To get at them, huge volumes of rock are crushed, then subjected to physical separation, caustic acids, and blazing heat.
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"Tell Tim Chalamet to come get at me," raps Tyler, and immediately a million Timmy/Tyler shipping fanfics were born.
|
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But her bill doesn't get at another important root cause of the gender pay gap: the economic impacts of motherhood.
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And that's something that you can't get at a cosmetics counter at all but you can get it at HSN.
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That's a huge question for me and consequently one of the things I'm trying to get at in the book.
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"I don't know the right way to get at this," Powell said during his testimony when asked about regulating Libra.
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Maybe they'll get at least one of their grandmother's artworks back; at least everyone knows where it is this time.
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It doesn't get at the more profound experience of unrecognition—how, looking at my reflection, I think, That's not me.
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She spends the film reaching for what she thinks Ford is trying to get at, but never quite nailing it.
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Next weekend I may go to Aldi or Whole Foods for items I can't get at TJ's or Central Market.
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"Get at least 10,000 steps a day," says Pasternak — and yes, it's doable even if you have an office job.
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And a larger share of consumers felt jobs were hard to get, at 24.2 percent, than plentiful, at 22.1 percent.
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That means we'll get at least fourth at a fifth season of Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer's show, Deadline reports.
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The only way you could get at the claw is if you had some inside information, the so-called trapdoor.
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You can get at Apple Music on the web in limited form through a selection of third-party apps too.
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You can get at Amazon Music Unlimited from the web, and on the dedicated Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS apps.
|
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Although I'd heard the band's music before, I didn't really get At the Drive-In until I was about 17.
|
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There will be means-tested benefits to ensure that those without any other income get at least £155 a week.
|
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So Kaufmann tried to get at the reasons white, level-10 Trump supporters might have liked the candidate so much.
|
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Instead of a pie and a cup of milky tea, what do paying punters get at Forest Green Rovers' ground?
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What you get: At least 30 channels, including HGTV, Comedy Central, Food Network, and TBS (it's all about Samantha Bee).
|
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We meet immigrant strivers and no-nonsense survivors and radical separatists, but that doesn't get at who these people are.
|
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I had to choose two winners, each of whom was the first to get at least part of it right.
|
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"We've seen Russia do this with Estonia and Ukraine, they are just throwing everything they get at Ukraine," McCaul said.
|
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The one Jackson has been trying to get at is: Is Maggie his sister or can he ask her out?
|
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"We need 54 votes and we expect to get at least 60," Temer's press spokesman, Marcio de Freitas, told Reuters.
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If Fiat Chrysler doesn't get at least 85% of the vehicles brought in for repairs, it will face additional fines.
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The bill would mandate that companies offer "technical assistance" when investigators cannot get at the locked data on their own.
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They only take 30 minutes to prepare, and the final results taste like gourmet burgers you'd get at a restaurant.
|
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She explained that I'd be maximizing my Chase rewards if I get at least 1.5 cents per point in value.
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That&aposs 200 times what you get at the big traditional banks and 20 times what you get on average.
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The more you practice, the more familiar the exercise will become, and the better you&aposll get at the skill.
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"I feel confident that other innovators will see the huge value they get" at the port, he wrote on Twitter.
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One who is accustomed, for instance, to the kind of Champagne-grade baseball you can only get at Busch Stadium?
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It's the same stuff you would get at GNC and a lot of it's the same stuff Gwyneth Paltrow sells.
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Future studies could get at that by waking up people right after they heard the voices and asking them then.
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It's surprising how animated they get at these points, and you get the sense that they are weighing every word.
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With the money Mr. de Blasio is adding, all schools will get at least 90 percent of their full funding.
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Cameron told me that the more you practice tuning into your bodily sensations, the better you'll get at identifying them.
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This practice and others in his performative and pedagogical career get at a larger metaphysical foundation upon which Geys worked.
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Whether you're paying 6 percent or 4 percent, you're functionally bankrupt, and that's the problem we have to get at.
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Both exchanges get at one of Daredevil's worldviews: that the lawlessness of this world has made the patriarchy seem safe.
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It was infuriating to watch the Republicans play to win as the Democrats halfheartedly tried to get at the truth.
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Delegate count: 20 Biden won Idaho and will get at least 10 delegates, while Sanders will secure at least eight.
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"The reception we've gotten here has been a lot like the reception you get at a shiva house," she said.
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Seeing City Ballet dance "Symphony in C" at City Center does give something you can't quite get at Lincoln Center.
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It is inexcusable for us as a team to not go out and get at least one result and advance.
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It's pantry food, but as big-flavored as something you might get at a tablecloth joint for $17 a plate.
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Now, as an investigative editor and reporter, I want to get at the stories the big, timid outlets won't cover.
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We're trying to get at some of the negative effects of climate change that are widespread but not necessarily disastrous.
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But it does mean government agencies or the app developer might be able to get at your data, if needed.
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"It's very difficult to predict the amount of water you're going to get at any period of time," he said.
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"We'd like to get at least a big proportion of them home," Trump said of U.S. service members in Afghanistan.
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"They all want to play, so it'll be challenging to make sure we get at-bats for guys," Collins said.
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"I have four brothers, so I always have to get at least one of my brothers to come," she says.
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Bill Pullman is Detective Harry Ambrose, whose own peculiar predilections compel him to get at the source of Cora's madness.
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They want to get at the family fortune, which they believe is more lucrative than anything the company could provide.
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Every time I searched online for Norwegian or Scandinavian rissoles, recipes for meatballs like you'd get at Ikea would appear.
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For every dollar you spend on your education, skills, and relationships, you'll get at least 100 dollars back in returns.
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In fact, we&aposve even made it easier by curating the best 16 Disney gifts you can get at Target.
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Difficult not in form but in feeling, "The Kingdom" manages to get at the contradictions of what we call intimacy.
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Writers tackle this human material because it's the easiest way to get at the very big targets—capitalism, society, order.
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Get at least two quotes before committingBefore choosing a loan, you should always receive at least two quotes from lenders.
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"It would be really lonely if there were people that didn't get at all what I was doing," she says.
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The FBI has publicly disclosed its intent to get at the "mission critical" Twitter firehose through third party monitoring service Dataminr.
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More frivolously, vacation-goers might be interested in the data to see how overcast it might get at their planned destination.
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What I am trying to get at is, Western culture has started to fear and degrade the notion of human intelligence.
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Examples like this are likely outliers, but they do get at the heart of how flawed consumer DNA testing can be.
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When I was casting the hands, I wanted to get at the code of the museum, of the Greek old statues.
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For a foreign remake to truly be relevant, it should get at some kind of essential truth overlooked by its predecessor.
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T. is athletic, but not a natural, so he has to work harder to get at a level that isn't disappointing.
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Don't forget you get at least two free games each month and exclusive discounts on games and media with your membership.
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Their project was simple: Could they use the arsenal of neuroscience methods to get at the function of a simple circuit?
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And the only way to get at the individual consumptive choices of the wealthy, in any meaningful way, is through policy.
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"Then you have other people that really don't wanna get at you so hardcore because of what you do as well."
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Researchers believe there are enough competitors in the race to get at least a few to the finish line on time.
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And the more we know about how these processes work, the better we can get at predicting when they will happen.
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He -- as well as Biden and Warren -- should expect to get at least one question on age/health/medical record release.
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In-kind benefits are pilfered by middlemen who would find it harder to get at payments made to beneficiaries' bank accounts.
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It clambers awkwardly up a shoot of grass to get at the seeds in their papery chaff, bowing the sprig over.
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Brits now talk about "fries," but they do so to mean skinny ones like you get at American fast-food restaurants.
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Unless Trump stops saying Trumpy stuff, there's a very good chance they'll get at least some of the rhetoric they want.
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If there's one single thing you're definitely going to get at British summer festivals is a whole lot of rain & mud.
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Many sources suggest that you should get at least 20 grams of protein after a workout to stimulate muscle protein synthesis.
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Schäfer co-authored a study in the journal Nature Energy late last year that tried to get at this very question.
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To shoot it in the head, you'd have to get closer than what they were able to get at that point.
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What we wanted to do is get at what's happening everywhere in terms of this hidden flow from ground to sea.
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So let's try to cut through all the marketing terms, hype, and numbers to get at what "21100K" gaming really means.
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Plus, putting wires underground is expensive, and it can make it more difficult to get at the power lines for repairs.
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Kenyan politicians are famously well-paid, and local representatives get at least $40,000 per year, nearly 40 times the annual average.
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But a universal basic income does not get at the crux of the issue of considering caregiving to be women's work.
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With efficiency factored in, 5,000mAh is enough juice to get at least one full recharge from all of today's flagship phones.
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We had to actually go back and rethink the way we get at those types of algorithms spinning out of control.
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These "Queer, Inclusive, Badass" koozies were just some of the swag that attendees could get at the Lesbians Who Tech summit.
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"The better large companies get at manufacturing instruments like the ones in the iPhone, the more everyone can benefit," Warren says.
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StarVR — from IMAX, Taiwanese PC maker Acer, and Swedish games studio Starbreeze — is deluxe VR like you wouldn't get at home.
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If we can get three women on the U.S. Supreme Court, we can get at least four in Musk's "following" list.
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Let me try to get at it by asking a different question: What did "make America great again" mean to you?
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He had played in only one game so far this season and the Red Sox want him to get at-bats.
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Howard joined Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the only players to get at least 30 boards against the Nets.
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And frankly, we're just excited we'll get at least six months out of this trend, thanks to her seal of approval.
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There is some technology that has helped me get at least a bit of handle on email: a pen and paper.
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His backers hope to get at least 45,000 people at today's rally to show he still carries favour among grassroots supporters.
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"We still think of an education as this thing you get, at this one place, once in your life," he said.
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Days later, the Justice Department dropped its case against Apple, saying investigators had been able to get at the phone's data.
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"It's trying to get at those root causes a bit more - and data really does help us with that," she said.
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Moore wrote in his email that he and the organizers had originally hoped to get at least 300 signers by Wednesday.
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And in his Holocaust comments, Zuckerberg did get at something true: Facebook doesn't technically have a responsibility to suppress hateful speech.
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But this is really the way to get at the dramatic inequality and concentration of wealth that we have in America.
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"Obviously, they're here to optimize the tax breaks that they get at their final choice," said LeRoy of Good Jobs First.
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From flavored coffees to Thanksgiving-worthy side dishes, here are some of the best items to get at Aldi this November.
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His bill would establish a national commission to study how police can get at locked data without endangering Americans' privacy rights.
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It's prettier, it's less monotonous, and it scratches that first generation itch I've been trying to get at for 20 years.
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Those we don't get at this severity all the time, [but] the 1991 Oakland fire was caused by the same thing.
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For more verbal kids and young adults, the highest levels of the app get at a deep level of emotion processing.
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"The quality is comparable to what you might get at Walmart or other mass merchandisers," Money Talks News' Maryalene LaPonsie wrote.
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The delegates would be split proportionally among them, meaning Mr. Sanders would get, at most, four delegates out of the district.
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Cats, for one example, lack this kind of hypermobility and tend to get at least temporarily stuck after climbing a tree.
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They are, defense lawyers said, often the best chance to get at the truth of how an arrest or investigation unfolded.
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There has to be a feeling that they gain through that communal theatrical experience that they cannot get at the home.
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"In wildlife areas in Kenya, hyenas and other animals make paths to power lines to get at dead birds," he said.
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The slices have some of the old-time flavor you get at John's of Bleecker Street or Totonno, both rigidly antislice.
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Any truth he would get at would have to be through fiction, the fusion of something he witnessed, studied, and imagined.
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We're simply trying to get at the underlying truth here: that you're sick of being pressured to feel more sexual desire.
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Camps tend to include high-end rentals, which at Alta you can get at the Deep Powder House store next door.
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This is, in short, how many delegates each candidate will get at the Democratic convention, as Andrew Prokop explained for Vox.
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A car, kimchi, Mom's upsizing — the writers used these objects as vehicles to get at what they had come to say.
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These dynamics get at how families can function as both liabilities and sources of strength, and at their fundamentally esoteric nature.
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Practice helps, too — the more times you say no, the better you'll get at saying it gracefully and without getting uncomfortable.
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The proposal would establish a national commission to figure out how police can get at encrypted data without endangering Americans' privacy.
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Free speech, which is enshrined right there in the 1st Amendment, is not something that you only get at certain times.
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"And the way to get at them — what is the mother lode for China — is their trade with us," Schumer added.
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And I realized these two men were avatars through which I could get at these questions that had been dogging me.
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After the first alignment, in most instances, a candidate must get at least 215% of the attendees to be considered viable.
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Determined to get at the truth, Stephanie embarks on a journey that takes her across borders, and several dramatic costume changes.
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A candidate must get at least 7503% of the vote statewide or in an individual congressional district to be awarded delegates.
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The primary advantage of a folding screen — a much bigger display than you'd normally get at that size — is pretty simple.
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"We also put a huge focus on customer service, which you don't get at Walmart, Costco or Amazon," Johnston tells me.
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This agenda attempts to get at the heart of what causes poverty and offers real policy solutions to make a difference.
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This is my third ski day of the year and I'm hoping to get at least 215 days in this season.
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" That's wise because, "with multiple issues on the table, both sides are more likely to get at least a few 'wins.
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One way we can get at this is by taking an average of recent national polls that asked about candidate favorability.
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Manager Mike Matheny said Fowler could return Sunday but might get at least one more day off before seeing action again.
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A candidate must get at least 21% of the vote statewide or in an individual congressional district to be awarded delegates.
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A candidate must get at least 23% of the vote statewide or in an individual congressional district to be awarded delegates.
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You might conclude that these scenes are just a more elaborate way to get at the same old comic self-deprecation.
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In particular, I hope we see House Democrats use their majority to try to get at the truth of Trump's behavior.
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The point, however, is that what China is offering doesn't at all get at the real U.S. national interests at stake.
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KS: Where I'm trying to get at is, what did you expect to happen there in terms of your CEO experience.
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The MPs couldn't wait to get at him, having promised a much tougher grilling than he faced from Congress last month.
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Like getting reps that I couldn't get at the comedy club because I was doing seven-minute sets or 30 minutes.
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It basically tastes like those iced chocolates you get at Starbucks, but with Milo, you can easily make them at home.
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The drug comes in the form of an infusion that she must get at a hospital that's a 40-minute drive away.
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Ultimately, what all these strategies get at, is that asking yourself " am I a worthwhile human being" isn't very useful, Crocker said.
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Gloria denied she drove crazy to get at Matt's car and ultimately the D.A. said there was insufficient evidence to move forward.
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And while answers were demanded, every effort to get at the truth has been stymied by Pai and the officials under him.
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But we know it's enough to make a living off of if you can get at least one skin accepted every year.
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The agreement would allow investors in the securities linked to the ditched project to get at least some of their money back.
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Strong Island uses changing perceptions of performance in nonfiction to get at deeper issues about how we construct and view the world.
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That way, users can still download the software independently from the internet and get at least a partial Apple seal of approval.
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No one goes home this week, so that's a great relief knowing that I'll get at least one more chance to dance.
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Some men will excuse their behaviour on the ground that it is hysteria whipped up by the left to get at Republicans.
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So there's definitely a gray area here, um the kind of thing that you know screening for depression might help get at.
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But hopefully we'll get at least some information on the nitty-gritty of what makes Switch work at its big reveal event.
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However, before you go hacking apart your computer to get at the shiny stuff, there are a few important things to consider.
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The company will be launching multiple private labels across all ages, and every box will get at least one own-label item.
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She said primary schools would be asked to help pupils get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise every day.
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The current methods of either using chemotherapy to destroy every cell just to get at the cancer cell are barbaric in comparison.
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"Think about it: one dollar is less than the coffee you would get at the coffee shop in the morning," says Alves.
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I've seen some great work trying to get at where Trump voters come from, and the wing of the GOP they represent.
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When you hear the phrase "happy hour," you might immediately think of the early evening deal you get at your favorite bar.
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The feedback you get at this stage will be invaluable and will help guide the eventual 'production-ready' version of your product.
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Image: ScreenshotThis being Google you can also get at your recent voice search history from your Google account page on the web.
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To make a profit on 85 Jay Street, he said, a developer would need to get at least $2,000 a square foot.
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But I don't know why it's so elusive to try to get at the ethical layer of it and it's so important.
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Sprint also wants an injunction to get AT&T to stop using the term to apply to anything that isn't real 5G.
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Unlike, say, self-help books or psychotherapy, this solution, he reasoned, would get at the root of all his problems: being human.
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Her comments get at a larger critique of the Democratic Party she has made before: Plans won't defeat Donald Trump in 2020.
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" Collaboration, she tells CNBC Make It, "is about about creating a situation where people get at least some of their interests met.
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Peter and the Farm works harder than most films to get at the truth of what has happened to its anti-hero.
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The ladies must get at least eight participants in order to be recognized as an official club by Sun Springs Retirement Community.
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The company says it wants to create locations that offer virtual reality experiences more immersive than what consumers can get at home.
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With seamless high-speed clicking and effortless gliding, this is one of the nimblest gaming mice you can get at this price.
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The more looks you get at a player, the less likely it is that you're going to miss on flaws or strengths.
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And I say there's no reason we shouldn't be able to get at some point into the future to 5 and above.
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Definitely fancier than what you'd get at, say, your average drive-thru, but there's no diamond ring hidden in the brioche bun.
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A chain restaurant a few stores down has installed bathroom door locks opened by a code that you get at the counter.
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The thing that we can still offer is a big, theatrical release, which you can't get at any of those other streamers.
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Still, foam rolling is a pretty easy way to get at those nasty muscle knots on your own (especially before a workout).
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After the Democrats speak, it's very hard, just as someone watching the hearing, to follow what Mitchell is trying to get at.
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With this range of materials, Kramer attempts to get at the often-contradictory and complex strands that wove through Cannon's brief life.
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I doubt any of this will be sufficient to get at least 20 Republican senators to vote for Trump's removal from office.
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And what I was trying to get at was that you have this incredibly convincing testimony in the morning from Dr. Ford.
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And hey, maybe we'll learn that deep crustal oil reserves are a lot sparser or harder-to-get-at than we thought.
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Whitehouse was clearly upset that he could not get at the identity of those who funded the advocacy with which he disagreed.
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"We're hoping we'll get at least one victory out of the two competitions," Jonathan Westlake, one of the Guardians, said last week.
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I will try to train to be as good as them, and when I get my opportunity, I'll get at least one.
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"The scope of these things can quickly grow in a way that doesn't necessarily get at a structural problem," Mr. Switzer said.
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According to the measures, Tallinn should get at least EUR30 million additional personal income tax (PIT) revenue in total in 2018-2020.
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His backers are hoping to get at least 45,000 people at Sunday's rally to show he still carries favour among grassroots supporters.
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" She responds, "I have inside me the image of a rock-hard diamond that nothing can get at, and nothing can crack.
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It was not clear whether that suspension was automatically revoked or what reception travelers with such visas might get at U.S. airports.
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His burst was really something you don't get at the high school level ... You start watching the film and you're like, 'Wow.
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Sabathia struck out 12 and became the first Yankee in team history to allow seven runs and get at least 12 strikeouts.
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The whole package costs $249, and Mentat will literally give you a money-back guarantee that you'll get at least one interview.
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I saw the two people try and run around the counter to get at us so I popped up with the bong.
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"We're trying to get at an elephant's mind — why it uses space across the ecosystem the way it does," Dr. Wittemyer said.
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The Vegan Society recommends eating two to three servings a day of fortified foods to get at least three micrograms of B12.
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" She said, "We presume that law enforcement and security agencies first will get at least some real evidence and then share it.
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The first tip is to use the incense that you can get at Pokéstops, in the store, or when you level up.
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We were able to get at the core of Luther's concept of spirituality, which was all arranged around his idea of freedom.
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In the end, again, I'm simply saying my preference is I'd rather have quality businesses that we can get at reasonable prices.
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What he wanted to get at, and did — was the ephemeral embodiment of beauty, fragility, and delicacy one encounters in a flower.
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This device actually delivers a shower similar to what you get at home, providing consistently warm water with little to no waiting.
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And without a criminal investigation to pursue, agents could not use search warrants and subpoenas to try to get at the truth.
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Do you ever make pizza from scratch and wonder why it doesn't taste anything like what you get at your favorite pizzeria?
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It's a little like the potato salad you get at a deli, without any of the sweetness usually found in that dressing.
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The new report includes a new recommendation that adults get at least seven hours of sleep per night to promote optimal health.
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Mr. Jordan, in a brief interview, said he was simply trying to get at the truth — at least as Republicans see it.
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"I worked and practiced till late at night on anyone who'd let me get at their hair," she wrote in her memoir.
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HNA could get at least $2 billion from a sale of Radisson, which may also attract other bidders, Bloomberg said bloom.bg/2vcG6bo.
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Do I try to climb higher or stop on this rung, because the further one goes, the harder things get at home?
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The rule requires for-profit schools to get at least 10 percent of their revenue from sources other than federal student aid.
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That includes raising the retirement age, which would, in turn, reduce how much money individuals can get at age 250 and up.
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The catch: Taki Mai paid about $2 a pound compared with the $18 that fully processed kava could get at the market.
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"If you're running in a Republican district, you got to get at somebody who can win in a Republican district," Emanuel said.
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Before leaving the store, Brown reportedly gave the boxes of cigarillos back to the store clerk to get at a later time.
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"We get at least one letter a week from someone who says, 'I'm fantastic — you should read my book,'" Ms. Danius said.
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The pressure to get at least one like per minute on Instagram and keep up scores of daily Snapchat "streaks" is unending.
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A large-scale effort to achieve that would cost much less than a border wall and would actually get at root issues.
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Thomas Cook shut down after failing over the weekend to get at least 85033 million pounds, or $250 million, in emergency funding.
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What GM workers get at the end of their strike will determine what hundreds of thousands of autoworkers have to live with.
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However, none of the moves get at Samsung's larger challenge: Winning back customers in the wake of two big product quality issues.
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"Those don't really get at the problem, which is that the majority of families cannot find or afford child care," she explained.
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In terms of de Kooning, the thing that I wanted to get at was the way the paint was applied, in layers.
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So any questions that we ask during interviews are leading questions to get at one's inspiration and courage and judgment and respect.
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I think you're trying to wall off criticism of the market system itself, but let's try to get at this another way.
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All of the mifepristone pills contained just about 200mg of mifepristone, just as much as the ones you get at Planned Parenthood.
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There may be a point where they just can't sell the political ... Again, they'll find a way to get at this data.
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Herdsmen have driven hundreds of thousands of cattle south, cutting fences along the way to get at grass they think is rightfully theirs.
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And when I say "souvenirs," I'm not talking about the starfish key chains and booty-shaped shot glasses you get at Myrtle Beach.
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"People know a lot, and we want to be able to get at it in a way that's robust and informative," she said.
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So it's kind of kitschy and funny, but it also does get at what it is to channel some other force of being.
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The two are competitive athletes, and the idea came to them when they noticed how emotionally invested spectators would get at their games.
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Fall TV season is approaching, which means we'll finally get at least some of the answers to all of those season finale cliffhangers.
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These works of art are hidden deeper inside "The Art Happens Here," but they get at the heart of what's being explored here.
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Spooky, an adult man, wanted to "get at" Monse, a 14-year-old girl, upon his release, so Cesar had to "claim" her.
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I think what I'm trying to get at is that you have power now that you didn't have before, necessarily, in the system.
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The more data they have as the company grows, the better those machine learning models should get at understanding patterns in the data.
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The more you track your spending and keep an eye on it, the better you'll get at homing in on your monthly expenses.
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"Our goal is to get at the misuse of medications as well as to help curb the rise in overdose deaths," Caruso says.
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They get at least fair market value, and if they are smart, they'll get two or three times the value of their property.
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Cyber Monday may have ended five days ago, but there's still a ton of great deals you can get at major online retailers.
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What I'm trying to get at here is that the ooblets are adorable, and you can be friends with them in this game.
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"We need two to three years to get at 12 bcm, it's impossible to reach it straight away without disrupting consequences," Besselink said .
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As always, we're sure to get at least one or two surprises, so stay tuned for Mashable's full coverage of the event Tuesday.
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It's been totally reliable, so I'm hopeful we'll get at least another five years out of it before we have to replace it.
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When the British Library's Harry Potter exhibition opens in October, it won't be the only close look we get at the wizarding world.
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Rather than create an entirely new end-to-end solution, Aiden merely wants to help marketers get at the data they need faster.
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"We need scholars to document and see where the patterns lie that would allow for us to get at these nuances," he says.
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As NBC News's Benjy Sarlin pointed out on Twitter, most Americans would actually get at least an initial tax cut, albeit perhaps temporary.
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Another tip: Don't bank or use your financial apps on public Wi-Fi, such as the wireless connection you get at an airport.
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You never know what you're going to get at the CFDA Fashion Awards: Could it be the most naked gown we've ever seen?
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I get continuous heart rate monitoring, and I can confirm that you'll get at least five days of battery life off one charge.
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Buttigieg would also set up a national paid sick leave system for workers who do not get at least seven paid sick days.
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As with Google's stock launcher, you can swipe right from the home screen to get at a feed of weather, appointments, and news.
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It then uses its chisel-like incisors to cut holes in those tubes and uses its swiveling finger to get at the grubs.
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When the Mayor and First Lady announced the program in 2015, they promised naloxone would be easy to get at your neighborhood pharmacy.
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It's unclear why the guy wanted to get at Slash so badly, but it was enough to scare him into run to court.
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It's a good example of how the show infuses fantastical elements with human turmoil and systemic failures to get at a greater truth.
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"I think we're going to get at least very close and I think we're going to get it over the line," Trump said.
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It also placed a cap on how much of a refund people receiving the child tax credit could get, at $403,100 per child.
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Tim Cook, Bill Gates, Jack Dorsey and Jeff Bezos all say they get at least seven hours of sleep per night, as well.
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It was stocked mostly with the kind of stuff you might get at the vending machine or fruit stand as a second thought.
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The crowd was riled up and the police were on edge, but Ward started climbing the fence to get at the pump anyhow.
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In the United States, the National Security Agency and FBI use secret deals, coercion, threats and legal compulsion to get at the data.
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From the outside, the Nimb ring looks like a piece of costume jewelry you might get at a garage sale: big, chunky, cheap.
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Much like primaries, caucuses decide how many delegates candidates get in future conventions, based on how many votes they get at the caucuses.
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But because there was an exodus of half the population—1,000 people moved away—it's hard to systematically get at their medical records.
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Every time she passes by he hurls himself against the gate, howling with desire to get at her and tear her to pieces.
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The better we get at keeping people alive, the older they will get, and the more cancer there will be in the population.
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If you have the money, the $40 extra you'll pay per month seems fair for the upgrade you get at the Sports Club.
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Each of New York's five boroughs will get at least one new high school, according to a press release from the mayor's office.
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Two surveys found that roughly half of Americans believe Apple should help authorities bypass a security feature to get at the phone's data.
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Since my family loves to cook meals with spinach, the 1-pound carton we get at Costco lasts us for an entire week.
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Their bill would establish a national commission to explore how law enforcement could get at secure data without infringing on people's privacy rights.
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Perhaps if it and its advisers think hard enough, they can come up with another even more clever way to get at this.
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Buyers came to Netflix for the convenience of mail delivery but also to find titles they couldn't get at their local video stores.
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Similarly, the delegates Texas will choose by congressional district will only go to candidates who get at least 20 percent of the vote.
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So, what kind of training do Border Patrol agents get at the Academy, and how did we get here in the first place?
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If this goes normally, around that time would be a good time to get at least the parameters of the interview agreed on.
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And since he hasn't left his humongous home in weeks and keeps the drapes drawn, there's no normal way to get at him.
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Reading is like anything: The more you genuinely love it, the more you will do it, and the better you get at it.
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WE'RE NOT AT THE – WE'RE NOT IN THE SORT OF CLASSIC MANIA THAT YOU GET AT THE VERY END OF A BULL MARKET.
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"Too often members seem to believe they can gain concessions through lawsuits that they could never get at the negotiating table," he said.
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"I said, 'I can get at least most of this out without too much risk but here's what the risks are,' " he says.
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While doctors recommend humans get at least 7 hours of sleep a day, these animals clock in with double that amount — sometimes triple.
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Their BMI should fall below the 85th percentile, and they should get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity each day.
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The feeling you get at a club when everyone is tuned into the music and hanging on every note just can't be beat.
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On Tuesday, a California court ordered Apple to provide the FBI with "reasonable technical assistance" to get at the data on the phone.
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The Times wrote many stories over the course of the campaign that tried to get at the anxiety of white Americans, beyond race.
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I aimed to get at that complexity with "Signed, X," a collection of photographs and interviews with long-term survivors of sexual assault.
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They show little sign of wanting to get at the truth of what did or didn't happen between Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford.
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From the "you-pick-two" combos to the bonus cookies, here are the best and worst deals you can get at Panera Bread:
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O'Keefe and his people use false identities and lies to bring down people who work their butts off to get at the truth.
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Schifeling and Hoffman get at this a little bit with a comparison of divestment to Naomi Klein's book This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs.
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A constant and diverse stream of civilians march through the storefront doors to get at least one scoop of the neighborhood's frozen gem.
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Experts recommend "cancel for any reason" travel insurance plans because you can get at least 75 percent of your nonrefundable trip costs back.
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"We really believe there are other ways to get at preventing harm that are more effective than getting rid of encryption," Zuckerberg said.
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Less demanding Microsoft Office apps should load up some 80 percent faster, too, so you can get at your spreadsheets in record time.
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And this is because there is actually no separation between the interview situation and a policy reality that you're trying to get at.
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I usually get at least one book a week, and we just received a replacement steam iron and a three-pack of undershorts.
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It almost tasted like something I might get at a proper sit-down restaurant, so the price tag didn't bug me too much.
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Sanders said his first priority is to get at least 50 behind his proposals like the Green New Deal and Medicare-for-all.
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Indiana should get at least one All-Star — Malcolm Brogdon or Domantas Sabonis — as a reward for being so good without Oladipo. 10.
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But it was trying to get at something real about how life is lived and how people's options are limited by their resources.
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Some two-thirds of Americans get at least some of their news on social media, according to a recent Pew Research Center report.
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I know 11 won't sound late to many people, but I feel awful if I don't get at least eight hours of sleep.
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Frankly, it will beat a lot of what you get at restaurants, and you can adapt it with your protein of choice. 8.
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That doesn't quite get at Hillary as culture-wars totem, but it gets at her polarizing history, her current positioning, plus the seaminess.
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"There's something called the 'choco taco' which is a cheapo, pre-packaged kind of thing you get at any gas station," she explains.
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This is the second time Tyler has made a CMBYN reference––on "OKRA", he told star Timotheé Chalamet to "come get at [him]".
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The IAT tries to get at this by digging into people's initial reflexes — and, hopefully, their subconscious mind — to gauge their real views.
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And if current results hold, they'll get at least one Democrat in the top two in all five districts they were worried about.
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Backstreet's A.J. McLean seemed to get at that with his tweet that didn't ignore Pearlman's flaws, but appreciated him for what he did right.
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Holmes believes that a stereoscopic experience with immersive visuals and remote operators is the best way to get at the promise offered by space.
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As the industry decapitated mountains to get at the lucrative coal seams below the surface, it reassured residents that there would be adequate restoration.
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What they fail to do is get at the root — the cause — of poverty, and so do not set in motion sustained economic prosperity.
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But how do we get at their form of communication and of recruiting and of reaching out over social media, which is ungoverned, essentially?
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It doesn't have dat real shine like da bagels I get at da Bagel Bonanza in Midwood, but I love da looka da seeds.
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That said, many armored dinosaurs are preserved upside down, which might imply they were flipped over by predators to get at the softer underbelly.
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AppsLet's start our analysis with the apps: Google being Google, the easiest way to get at Google Play Movies & TV is on the web.
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Down past the scalp and into the skull, down through healthy grey matter to get at a tumor or the overactive network causing seizures.
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Overall, the World Health Organization recommends that adults get at least 75 minutes of vigorous exercise, or 150 minutes of moderate exercise, each week.
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Tap Advanced options, change the IP settings to Static, and you can then get at the DNS server settings and modify them as required.
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But what works for me because I get at lot of questions asked, I tend to answer them in ways that ends the conversation.
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There's no way to get at them over the web, there's no Android app that can play them, and there's no iTunes for Linux.
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"They drummed up what was an inelegant way to get at this pool of talent," one MassGAP worker summed it up to the Globe.
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And the better we get at studying atmospheres, the closer we get to finding an exoplanet with an atmosphere and composition suitable for life.
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She thinks, you will be better and more than I am, reproducing his expression in her mind, trying to get at what he meant.
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No deal you get at a store will ever match the money you can save buying used or by dealing with hyper-local organizations.
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" Acting Navy Secretary Sean Stackley tried to offer some reassurance by saying, "we will get at the root underlying issues to eradicate this cancer.
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"I try to get at least to where I have $400 or $500 miscellaneous spending, and then everything else is accounted for," Nassib explained.
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The report found that 65 percent of Americans get at least seven hours of sleep per night, the minimum amount recommended for good health.
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That could get at least a little easier with a nifty feature on the upcoming 2017 Ford Super Duty pickup, called Trailer Reverse Guidance.
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I think that the better I get at what I do, the better chance it has to speak to those outside my immediate circle.
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And one that could be sliced and diced in interesting ways, and mined for insights and analytics if you could but get at it.
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Buy all your own content and set up your own private cloud-based streaming service you can get at from any computer or device.
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"We have to sort of take what we can get at this point," said Rahmani, who is studying for a master's in international affairs.
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But the proposed fixes, the community board members contended, still do not get at the heart of the problem, which, really, is just service.
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But both films get at a similar theme: Often, the scariest horrors aren't supernatural, but ones that lie within ourselves, and those around us.
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He acquired a force gauge that you can get at any machinist supply store and bolted it to a robot connected to his computer.
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Doyle says that they're hoping to get at a new audience with returning shows, but MTV executives also seem cognizant of the nostalgia factor.
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But I think we were still able to get at a lot of how they're motivated and why they did the things they did.
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Kylie Jenner has an admirer so desperate to get at her, he's tried to bust through her security gate multiple times ... TMZ has learned.
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I say they get at least six of eight points from those games and begin their climb to second place in the Atlantic. 3.
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"We believe we are on the right path right now to get at least 93 percent immunization rate with the first shot," Day said.
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It said Abertis shareholder Caixa wanted to get at least 17 euros per share for its stake while Atlantia had initially offered 16 euros.
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It's essentially a collection of puzzle boxes, 3D geometric objects that you twist and turn in order to get at their high-tech innards.
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Those may sound like something you'd get at a restaurant with a brunch line stretching down the block, but they're unbelievably easy to make.
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Basic kink equipment, after all, is simple: a few punishment tools, ropes and clamps, cleaning supplies—all stuff you can get at Home Depot.
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Normally, at this time of year, the country would get at least 40 percent of its electricity from hydropower, according to the electricity board.
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So far, we know that the base model will do 0-60 in under 123 seconds and get at least 215 miles per charge.
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A nurse at the clinic tells me they get at least ten new cases of respiratory illnesses a day, and sometimes up to 20.
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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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But neither of those points get at the brand's essence, that moment the Ferrari-ness of the actual thing cleaves away your own preconceptions.
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About 48% of married couples, and 69% of singles age 65 and older, get at least half of their income from those monthly checks.
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From skin care to hair tools to funky makeup, keep reading for 21 great holiday gifts sets you can get at Sephora right now.
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Political parties in Turkey have to get at least 217 percent of the vote in an election in order to hold seats in Parliament.
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They're trying to get at this question about, 'How do you make an economy that's ... a little more widespread in its allocation of prosperity?
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Expect to get at least a few months of daily use out of your bottle, and know that a little goes a long way.
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Among all three generations, 57% of Americans surveyed said online banking offered a level of convenience they couldn't get at brick-and-mortar locations.
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The FBI wanted Apple to write a special operating system to let it bypass the phone's security and get at any data stored inside.
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Or maybe he just thought it was a loser for his ultimate goal, which is to get at least some of his clients paid.
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And while the data highlight problems in the drug supply chain, they do not get at the high list prices that drug companies set.
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The lack of a clock, the blank slate of Opening Day—all these hoary tropes really do get at something real about the game.
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I started with the giant fried raviolo in marinara sauce and it was nothing like the toasted ravioli that you'd get at Olive Garden.
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This dish definitely tasted like something you'd get at a more upscale Italian restaurant as opposed to a fast-casual chain like Olive Garden.
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The first has a trifold display; think the triple-folded paper brochure you get at state parks, except replace the paper with a phone.
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MIKA ROTTENBERG The anxious, Rube Goldberg–like systems of the Argentine-born artist's videos get at the squalid magic of capitalism. Dec. 153–Apr.
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So nearly two years ago, they began to consider the suburbs, where they discovered they could get at least three bedrooms for around $2000,0009.
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From shag cakes to oil painting-style frosting designs, Instagram's bakers make their cakes pop using tools you can get at any craft store.
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" He added: "This parcel, they happened to get at the right time and could approach it as less of a commodity-based podium building.
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Another drawback is that the study only looked at self-administered drugs that patients can get at the pharmacy and inject themselves at home.
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"This does get at something a little bit deeper, that 'I'm really troubled by — insert your own thing,' " said Patrick Ruffini, a Republican pollster.
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It's a psychological tendency with significant consequences now that nearly two-thirds of Americans get at least some of their news from social media.
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And whatever happens, the state is guaranteed to get at least one congresswoman — there's a Philadelphia area district with female nominees on both sides.
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The German government would need to get at least 18 euros per Commerzbank share in any sale to avoid a loss on its investment.
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Platters of caciocavallo arrived at each table, along with salad and giant fresh fava that we peeled to get at the tender beans inside.
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I tried a friend's, and the One-Step left my hair the sort of silky that I usually can only get at a salon.
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It's used cameras to ID jaywalkers and watch over university dorms — to even limiting how much toilet paper you can get at a time.
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So Ungvarsky, who practices in Virginia, Maryland, and DC, tries to make sure the psychologists use the right tools to get at those questions.
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For Platinum Elite members, remember that Fairfield Inns offer a mere 200-point arrival gift, not the 400 points you get at a Courtyard.
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You might clean your cutting boards, too, get at the edges of your sheet pans with a scouring pad and some Bar Keepers Friend.
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So if the Democrats want a chance this year, nominate Michael Bloomberg and get at least this one Republican vote and many, many more.
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"Trump has been looking for a way to get at us Africans for a very long time, and finally got us," Ms. Aliyu said.
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It should be relatively easy to get at the truth of whether there was collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia over the hacking.
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Samsung didn't explain why we only got a day with it, when journalists usually get at least a week to fully review a phone.
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The exchange rate you get can also be between seven and 15% worse than you would get at a standard bank outside the airport.
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The best bet is still that we get at least some modest tax cut out of Washington," Perkin said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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"Often the information you get at the very early stage of an investigation turns out to be, at least in part, erroneous," he said.
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Mark Warner (D-Va.), that would establish a national commission to figure out how police can get at encrypted data without endangering Americans' privacy.
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I also make it a daily priority to get at least some light exercise, whether a walk or a jog or a bicycle commute.
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I also make it a daily priority to get at least some light exercise, whether a walk or a jog or a bicycle commute.
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The more clues you write, the better you'll get at internalizing the rules, knowing what editors are looking for, and finding your individual style.
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There's a lot going on in Trump's Sunday morning tweets, so let's back up a bit to see what he's trying to get at.
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The most popular flavors of Cup Noodles will also cut sodium content 20 percent; every flavor will get at least a 15 percent cut.
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What I'm really trying to get at is that we need to stop saying millennials when we're talking about people who are currently teenagers.
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But financial markets — not to mention the White House — are demanding a cut, and it's likely to get at least one before the year ends.
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They insist that if the federal government had pushed to get at least one of five proposed pipelines built, these problems would have been averted.
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Imagine the heart-in-your-throat feeling you get at the top of a rollercoaster, only sustained over the duration of an entire game level.
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We're told Jacobs has repeatedly busted into the development to get at Kris since he was fired from his security job with the gated community.
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You'll also see media servers, Chromecasts and the like in here, so remember that anyone on the network can get at these devices by design.
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It has all the things you get at a normal festival, like music, beer, mud, and people dressing up in embarrassing yet painstakingly created costumes.
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In exchange, Palestinians would get "at least 30 to 40 billion dollars initially, mostly Arab money but some from US as well," this source said.
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These forums get at an age-old tension online: can anyone draw a line between distributing essential, hard-to-find cultural relics and digital piracy?
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I anticipated the post would get at least 11 likes, based on pure nostalgia alone, but it ended up receiving an impressively respectable 50 likes.
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In 2009 Michael Goggin, a physicist who was then at the University of Queensland, and his colleagues did an experiment to get at this issue.
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"And, if you can't make time to exercise during the week, you can get at least some of the benefits by being a weekend warrior."
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All the ingredients combine to make an appealing sandwich, but the main draw is that it's cheap and easy to get at your local bodega.
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They might, however, be interested in sharing some of their cutting-edge technologies or scientific insights in exchange for something they couldn't get at home.
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It's so fun because I get to have this amazing actor that I could never normally get at my full disposal doing whatever I want.
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I had been hoping for us to get at least three 7s and an 8 from the judges and we ended up with two 8s!
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Go away for a few days with just a little manual brush, and you'll quickly start longing for the deeper clean you get at home.
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Some come for treatment they cannot get at home, others to escape long waiting-lists for public health care or high prices for private operations.
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JUST TRYING TO GET AT WHAT CAN HAPPEN OVER THE NEXT FEW QUARTERS TO MAKE IT SO YOUR STOCK IS BETTER THAN THE OTHER GUY'S?
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Co-author Sauaia said she initially wanted the study to look at the entire state of Colorado, but the team couldn't get at that data.
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This week, we published some analysis on the latest YC class and also dug deep into the perks new employees get at some top companies.
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High end, Peter Thomas Roth has a really good conditioner treatment that you can get at Sephora, and that's something that I use a lot.
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If there's a printer you need to get at from anywhere, whether on a computer, tablet or phone, here's how to get it set up.
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But it gets harder the deeper you go — trying to get at that secret compact we have with ourselves, between our egos and our superegos.
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NASA hopes to get at least 2 ounces (45.43 grams) and maybe as much as 4.4 pounds (2 kilograms) of asteroid dust and small rocks.
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Omani forecasters warned Salalah and the surrounding area would get at least 200 millimeters (7.87 inches) of rain, over twice the city&aposs annual downfall.
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We get at least a dozen at the TC offices every week, which is why we write about books so often around here these days.
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On average, they buy four cylinders a year, which implies they get at least half of their cooking energy from wood, dung and the like.
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It's fun to brag to your friends about all the free food you get at work, whether it's donuts on Mondays or pizza on Fridays.
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But, he said, nothing else elicits "the exchange of energy that you get at live performance", a connection even more valuable in an automated age.
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"We were just trying to get at what really happened to these men and women and to the other members of their family," Wells said.
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"[It] is something that everyone should get at least once … colon cancer is considered the silent killer because there aren't really huge symptoms," Sylvain continued.
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However, there are ways for attackers to get at this data, which is why Android provides a built-in secure keystore for storing sensitive information.
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But she prefers that we all get at least a small "daily dose" of nature, even just 10 or 15 minutes spent absorbing the green.
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