And though we might be able to get away from winter, we can't get away from bills.
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Trying to get away from ISIS is like trying to get away from the Mafia, Della Fera said.
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San Francisco was my outlet to get away from Santa Cruz—go skate and get away from it.
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I had to get away from the other people in the studio, I had to get away from the studio time clock, and I actually also had to get away from all the other musicians.
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A couple bad pitches get away from me, and then I get back on track, and then get away from me again, so just inconsistent all around.
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You let the good thing you had going get away from you and in doing so you let the good thing we had going get away from us.
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I mean, we really want to do a show that feels like you can get away from all the things you want to get away from right now.
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His characters may desperately desire to get away from each other, but are not able to do so, any more than any of us can get away from ourselves.
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" Another wrote in all caps, "GET AWAY FROM HER.
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If you let it get away from you, you know.
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But sometimes I do this to get away from sports.
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Let's get away from the price thing for a moment.
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You gone get it together or get away from me.
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"It's like I can't get away from it," Glazer said.
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Later, Grace says fled Parkinson to get away from George.
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Do not miss your chance to get away from winter.
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I came to this bar to get away from work.
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Maybe, just maybe, the NHL can get away from this.
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Or get away from everyday meatloaf with this fancy version.
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"You just can't get away from being harassed," DiCaro said.
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There was just this instinct to get away from it.
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How come the girls can't get away from their exes?
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If we can get away from our desks, that is.
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He couldn't get away from the image of that memory.
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You still can't get away from Safari on an iPhone.
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On the contrary: We're trying to get away from them.
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I didn't leave here to get away from my people.
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It's the best excuse to get away from social media.
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She had to leave Baltimore to get away from him.
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What do you do to get away from social media?
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Bell left the band to get away from substance abuse.
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Bluetooth headphones helped us get away from a wired experience.
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They probably tell you that to get away from you.
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" And farther on: "Idiots, get away from here right now.
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So it's better to just get away from it all.
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But then I need to get away from it all.
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Will I have a chance to get away from him?
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Let's either change them or get away from them, forever.
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Marilyn Monroe wanted to get away from her movie stardom.
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I can do this — I can get away from this.
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She is not letting the race get away from her.
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We just need ways to get away from the war.
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It's "your place to go to get away from politics, to get away from everything in your life that is problematic and negative," Bill Abbott, the CEO of Hallmark's entertainment company, told the New Yorker.
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He's never going to be able to get away from this.
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You need to get away from here, or you'll never leave.
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We also have to get away from the politics of victimization.
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But that's exactly what I was trying to get away from.
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I don't know anyone: I can't get away from my parents.
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I think they then get away from 'patient' and signal flexibility.
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"We're just trying to get away from the coast," he said.
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"I'm trying to get away from this fairness obsession," she explains.
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But that's also exactly what she wants to get away from.
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Then I made it to Iowa to get away from him.
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But it isn't, because you can never get away from it.
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Those were the scenes people were voting to get away from.
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So then we get away from the 'not for me' conversation.
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" The most common reason was "to get away from a problem.
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There's a certain income level required to get away from gasoline.
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Get out of built-up areas, and get away from people.
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I want to get away from her, but she keeps talking.
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It took quite a long time to get away from that.
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"I like to get away from good, better, best," he said.
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To get away from me and my hastily assembled life lessons.
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Because at one point they wanted to get away from politics.
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I can't get away from it, not that I want to.
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"Have enough to get away from a dangerous situation," Sterk said.
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Showrunner Jon Favreau wanted to get away from the upbeat pew!
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"You want to get away from that," he told Business Insider.
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I try to get away from the game a little bit.
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The second period, we get away from everything we did well.
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We want to get away from this as much as possible.
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In fact, you can't even get away from these things now.
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I will effectively never get away from my ex-boyfriend now.
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AB: Yeah, and the danger is you can get away from it.
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This is the type of construction we're trying to get away from.
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Run Experts prefer that people try to get away from the shooter.
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And I think that&aposs what I want to get away from.
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Where might one go, then, to get away from all that technology?
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He's doing pretty much everything he can to get away from violence.
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Get away from the bright lights and the picture is very different.
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"People come to our games to get away from everything," Jones said.
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PERINO: I mean, you can&apost get away from the Russians, Greg.
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People were jumping into the sea to get away from the killing.
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So when did the digital health sector get away from that focus?
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It's just been like trying to get away from this TV character.
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But, I think, let&aposs get away from that for a second.
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Thought you could get away from the Donald on Super Bowl Sunday?
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For me, I just get away from it in a different way.
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"We're going to get away from political correctness," Trump told the questioner.
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Need to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life?
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I always thought you'd be the one to get away from here.
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"We asked Cashner to get away from his sinker tonight," continued Green.
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"You want to get away from wherever the shooter is," says Redondo.
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I needed to get away from the tangibility of all the terribleness.
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"I just wanted to get away from what I was," he said.
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It's a place to get away from Vegas crowds; at 7 p.m.
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"He was like, 'I need to get away from everyone,'" Smokeasac said.
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Where she went on the weekends to get away from the house.
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You have to be able to quickly get away from dangerous situations.
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"Specificity is something we are trying to get away from," he said.
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Tennis allowed her to focus and get away from all her troubles.
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"We fought a revolution to get away from aristocracy," he noted, cheerfully.
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"We really try to get away from the clichés," Ms. Bakker said.
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The police, they've been trying to get away from their bad behavior.
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Regardless of your work space, try to get away from it sometimes.
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Apparently to get away from the belligerent human who was taunting it.
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We should think as Americans first and get away from identity politics.
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"I'm going to enjoy myself and get away from basketball," Durant said.
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"We have to get away from fear," said Lureen Grace Wiggins, 49.
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Of course, some people may prefer jail to get away from Christmas.
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Can we get away from this psychobabble and discuss the matter rationally?
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A special treat You seriously cannot get away from Girl Scout cookies.
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I needed to get away from her in order to repair myself.
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So he left, to "get away from the modern world" for a while.
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There's no way Fox will let this money-printer get away from them.
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Foster's grandmother managed to get away from Foster&aposs grip, the report said.
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Prosecutors said Scott was trying to get away from Slager, not attack him.
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It can make it nearly impossible to get away from that deep suffering.
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I think that's where I feel comfortable and just get away from everything.
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The Secret CabinA secret hideaway to get away from the demogorgon's offspring, perhaps?
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I run away — try to get away from her — she's chasing behind me.
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They would go and play somewhere else just to get away from me.
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What if I have to change my number to get away from him?
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"We're in a bear market — we can't get away from it," Cramer said.
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Millions of dollars in legal fees trying to get away from this issue.
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I wasn't able to get away from him until he went to prison.
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Everybody has somewhere they can go and just get away from it all.
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This was a place you came to get away from the public eye.
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"I just moved here to get away from my parents," she told me.
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No matter how far you run, you can never get away from yourself.
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Ali should have stopped fighting when he couldn't get away from punches anymore.
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On the Wednesday, Etherington flew to Bali to get away from it all.
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Looking back, is that the moment things started to get away from you?
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If you can't get away from the idea, get going on the idea.
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I'm coming here to spend time with people, not get away from them.
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His former friends can't wait to get away from him — like an odor.
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The N.F.L. cannot seem to get away from the divisive national anthem issue.
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I love the idea of finding a way to get away from it.
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Like many of us, she would like to get away from that feeling.
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Has anyone who tried to get away from it all ever actually succeeded?
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Finally, let's get away from Washington and the news cycle for a while.
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So of course Barnett ran like hell to get away from her right?
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Where do you go when you need to get away from it all?
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"It's not only about trying to get away from the crowds," he said.
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"I went to Libya to get away from the war," he told me.
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That was good for us to get away from the little bad streak.
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"I want to get away from here and think about that," he added.
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"Sometimes you want to get away from the hustle and bustle," he said.
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Get away from it all (or take a zipline) in Nosara, Costa Rica.
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O'Neal didn't stop — and rammed a police vehicle to get away from the officers.
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One reason for low-voter turnout is because Americans can't get away from work.
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"If you want to get away from war simply get this," reads the description.
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As the relationship worsened, Kevin moved into the basement to get away from Randall.
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She poisoned the pie, but only because she needed to get away from Campbell.
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There will be nowhere for you to go to get away from this crap.
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Get away from light pollution in cities, and avoid the moon if you can.
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How did Jaime and Bronn get away from the loot train attack so easily?
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Jackson, her sister and her sister's boyfriend managed to get away from the shooting.
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Some researchers are trying to get away from the idea of wire implants altogether.
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"The air pollution crisis is a reason to get away from coal," he said.
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The problem is that he can't get away from this pose of remove anymore.
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One solution is to make completely acoustic music, to get away from the digital.
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" Another friend testified, "She wanted to get away from him for good this time.
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To get away from this monotony, I decide to switch things up a bit.
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But if you make your statement visually, no one can get away from it.
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This is about whether we want to get away from annual omnibus appropriation bills.
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She was angry and told me to get away from them or convert them.
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"Most kids at 17, they want to get away from their parents," he said.
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On the original ride, you were trying to get away from a T. rex.
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He needed to get away from the TV and the internet and his phone.
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One staffer, he said, scrambled over a fence to get away from the fire.
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After a short period of time, she was able to get away from him.
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"Eyes on the prize" is a mantra that can really get away from you.
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It's difficult to get away from this character because it becomes part of you.
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The one thing I realized was that I had to get away from him.
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Needing to get away from the madness, I immediately Uber'd in the opposite direction.
|
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Mr. Rini said that he had wanted to get away from his own family.
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The patience and power profile is something we've never tried to get away from.
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They had more time, she said, to get away from the city if needed.
|
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It would be very hard to get away from them, especially with people commuting.
|
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Yet there is a business case for him to get away from the coasts.
|
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"He told Sean, 'Get away from me, I'm dying,'" Ms. Pasek said, through tears.
|
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Mr. Rini told them that he hoped to get away from his own family.
|
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"Sometimes the stage is the best place to get away from reality," he added.
|
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The line finally starts moving and we are able to get away from him.
|
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Dear Readers: Want to take a break tomorrow and get away from it all?
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Our thing was, how do we erase that and completely get away from it?
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The problem is, you can't get away from the iCloud gallery part of things.
|
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The celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay can't get away from his famous "idiot sandwich" moment.
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Do you want to get away from commodity news, like sports scores or highlights?
|
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Alaska is full of people who moved here to get away from their criminal pasts.
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" She thinks it will be good for the country to "get away from big governments.
|
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Either way, it was a game that Kansas City let get away from them early.
|
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"Can you please get away from me," the woman says repeatedly as Trybus approaches her.
|
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I tried to get away from her as she was chasing me and hitting me.
|
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In the air, especially, you're very close to someone…who can't get away from you.
|
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It's hard to get away from the male gaze, even with photos of naked men.
|
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You can't get away from the fact that D.C. has a culture of its own.
|
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But I encourage American students to get away from English-speaking countries and Western Europe.
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They told the students to get away from the area, lest they become targets themselves.
|
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And the option to get away from them, in the form of the future: Streaming.
|
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Last season Gretchen couldn't get away from her feelings, which ultimately triggered a deep depression.
|
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Now it sounds so stupid and dramatic but I just couldn't get away from it.
|
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You can parse out individual facts but you can't get away from the collective picture.
|
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One of two exits to get away from the fire had been blocked, authorities said.
|
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Trump also likes to get away from Washington on weekends, which adds to the cost.
|
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I used all that to get away from the fact that I lost my dad.
|
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He had to get away from San Francisco, away from America, away from the news.
|
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In the end, she had to move to Australia to get away from the abuse.
|
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She told me, 'Get away from the window, close your eyes, dream about something nice.
|
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I moved in there to get away from violence and aggression, and for Mkhai's sake.
|
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They're all just going to run to the other side to get away from him.
|
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And so in that sense, it's like, how does the person get away from it?
|
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Even after its adaptive do-gooding in Africa, Uber still can't get away from controversy.
|
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"The officer told us to get away from the windows and get downstairs," Kasinskas said.
|
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One staffer, he said, scrambled over a fence to get away from the fire. Rep.
|
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It's almost like I tried to get away from words, and they pulled me back.
|
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Today, those players wouldn't get away from their original teams while still in their 20s.
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You don't move overseas to pursue your own destiny but to get away from him.
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"I think people are trying to get away from the coup situation," Mr. Mandaza said.
|
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The two moved to Pattaya, on the Gulf of Thailand, to get away from Bangkok.
|
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I had to move away, to a different borough, to get away from the situation.
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"People are actually canceling and forgoing deposits to get away from the taxes," he said.
|
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Before you can enjoy it, though, you need to get away from the bar area.
|
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So to get away from the headlines a bit, I'm going to commit some economics.
|
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It's harder and harder to get away from the swirling vortex of partisanship these days.
|
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I try to get away from the fussiness of collecting and talk more about exuberance.
|
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Love to fish, love to shoot guns, love to hunt; just get away from it.
|
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It's been six years, and she still hasn't been able to get away from it.
|
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"It is just a peaceful, quiet place to get away from the arena," Deal said.
|
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Also, it turned out, I wanted to get away from the boyfriend who'd recommended him.
|
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I just kind of let the inning get away from me, which is pretty frustrating.
|
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Just got to figure out a way to avoid that and get away from that.
|
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HAVE VAN, WILL TRAVEL I try to get away from the city if I can.
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Now, we can't get away from this "super grain," which, incidentally, is actually a seed. . . .
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That lifestyle ... KS: I'll be honest, I couldn't wait to get away from you all.
|
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Whether you have it or not, it's hard to get away from the influence of money.
|
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In September 2001, the couple decided to move house to get away from the restaurant mogul.
|
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"We let one get away from us a little late today," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
|
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WILLIAMS: Well, I don&apost know how you get away from what the president explicitly said.
|
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"In our [age of] social media and email, you can't get away from work," she explains.
|
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"He likes music where it's like 'we're going to get away from this town,'" Glover observed.
|
|
How often do you get a chance to get away from your kids for an afternoon?
|
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We're really keen to get away from just asking the patient how bad their pain is.
|
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It's trying to get away from that narrative about African masks that makes them fetishized objects.
|
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When she would try to get away from him, he would follow her around the apartment.
|
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It also means the company can get away from talking largely about product features and functions.
|
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But Monte Sacro was much more than simply a place to get away from it all.
|
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Google's omnipresence is such that it is often hard for me to get away from work.
|
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Or is there something she's trying to get away from in her life back on Earth?
|
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She found herself reaching back into the very past she once wanted to get away from.
|
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You're in a private mood, but you're just too popular to get away from the spotlight.
|
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When you were writing, did you try to get away from the limiting conventions of genre?
|
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And when he's propositioned by the singer, he cannot get away from his marital vows, either.
|
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I needed to get away from the darkness of winter and the insomnia, and from Scott.
|
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This town, located 30 miles from Cape Cod, truly lets you get away from it all.
|
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"I don't think anybody that gets out tries to get away from it," Punk told us.
|
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However hard you try, in an over-centralised country you cannot get away from Westminster politics.
|
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They'd crowd over to one side of the pen to get away from the wolf puppies.
|
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Though Eric fully recovered from the accident, "he couldn't get away from the pills," Paul recalls.
|
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Maybe it's part of the whole Johnny Football deal that I'm trying to get away from.
|
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She needed to get away from shock, and move into something more transcendent, and ultimately commercial.
|
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" Adding, "Harry wanted to get away from everyone and be totally on their own — just them.
|
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"I think deeply about it, and you can't get away from the trade-off," says Hinton.
|
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And there are a lot of battles, so it's something you can't really get away from.
|
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You can't get away from the fact that racial equality is part of the Communist line.
|
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Can people relax and get away from it all if Alexa is right there with them?
|
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We need to get away from this idea that they are not; these are extremely popular.
|
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"We wanted to defuse the situation and get away from these guys," Mayers told the court.
|
|
I went to the women's restroom to get away from him: why does this keep happening?
|
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It was that Johnson was the face of what many voters wanted to get away from.
|
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To me, that really spoke to how desperate she was to get away from her family.
|
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Indeed, Mr. Carrozzini moved to New York at 20 in part to get away from that.
|
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If you can't actually get away from people, let your mind drift and daydream to relax.
|
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But it served as the best place to get away from the world for a while.
|
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The further you get away from these standards, however, the more Mr. Ling's cooking comes alive.
|
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It wasn't to get away from my family—I just needed to be on my own.
|
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She said it was clear to her that Swift "was trying to get away" from Mueller.
|
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I tried to get away from Lestat for a while, because I thought I was finished.
|
|
Everyone wants to get away from their parents and go to a cool magic/mutant school.
|
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"Did you really think you were going to get away from me that easy?" she said.
|
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But our 52 Places columnist finds a way to get away from the traps of luxury.
|
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"I can't seem to get away from these guys, as hard as I try," Swinney said.
|
|
"It's in his pedigree — both sides — he's not going to get away from it," Dylan said.
|
|
"You can get away from everything," the Crew's Wil Trapp told The Columbus Dispatch this week.
|
|
Doing so would have reminded him of football — which he was trying to get away from.
|
|
He sounded eager to get away from the assembled news media members as quickly as possible.
|
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I also found that it is a great way to get away from my pesky brothers.
|
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I felt ugly and insecure, and I knew I just needed to get away from it.
|
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It's not like I can switch internet service providers to get away from the obnoxious mailers.
|
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"Just throw one right at his head and he'll get away from stealing signs," Rose says.
|
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"Yesterday, I told my husband, 'I really want to get away from here for a bit.'"
|
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"I wanted the images to surprise people and to get away from stereotypically cute animal photography."
|
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Now when I want to get away from Locke or Voltaire, I know where to go.
|
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They got those first two and we started to get away from what we do well.
|
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's the holidays and you can't get away from them.
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"We're going to dinner to get away from y'all," Graham said to a gaggle of reporters.
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It's a fun book to read when you are looking to get away from it all.
|
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A pitcher never knows when one of those fastballs is going to get away from him.
|
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This one shows a straight couple on vacation, who can't get away from negative and creepy comments.
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Then, Rei blew up the escape shuttle she and Quell took to get away from the carnage.
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If she came at me, even wandless, I would aparate to Neptune to get away from her.
|
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"We tried to get away from the debris, among water patches and electrical wires swinging," Sussman said.
|
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"One of our motivations for engaging in stories is to get away from ordinary life," Ewoldsen said.
|
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Offer them a safe space to relax and get away from the commotion if they need it.
|
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For example Sarita, 30, went to Bangalore to get away from family pressure to marry her cousin-.
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It's high summer Khloé chooses to get away from the summer light blonde she was wearing recently.
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It has always been the best way to get away from the real world for a while.
|
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"They are using this as a chance to get away from us," said Daniel Weiner, Turing's lawyer.
|
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It took me a long time to get away from these things, and then to rebuild them.
|
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BGI, formerly known as the Beijing Genomics Institute, moved to Shenzhen to get away from northern bureaucrats.
|
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He's trying to get away from everything he's been allowed to get away with over the years.
|
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"If you'd get away from this white-black struggle, people will start coming together," he says. Maybe.
|
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In "Mislaid," a white lesbian passes as black in order to get away from her gay husband.
|
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Even with your head literally in the clouds, you can't get away from those deplorable lawn jockeys.
|
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"We decided to build [Listen] because we can't get away from phone numbers," explains CEO Lauren Leto.
|
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"I was trying to get away from it as quickly and as soon as possible," Kelly says.
|
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After reading these documents, I really don't understand how she was able to get away from prosecution.
|
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Why can't we get away from those fears, even in a silly Hollywood story like this one?
|
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The head was in the middle of [the Aquarius] lab... It's hard to get away from that.
|
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Even so, Sphero Mini moves fast — 3 feet per second — and can easily get away from you.
|
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Most knew to crouch down and get away from windows if they heard gunshots outside their home.
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I could let go of them, move the stuff off me and get away from that beam.
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He wasn't the skinny twenty-three year old running to get away from the ropes against Pirog.
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He runs faster than his little legs can carry him to get away from all these snakes.
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The group immediately headed to the blocked-off private dining room to get away from prying eyes.
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"And the problem is, there's no safe location that you can get away from this," said Nadeau.
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When I need to get away from the real world, I turn to vitriolic threads for entertainment.
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" She admits, "the house gets full, but there are lots of places to get away from everybody.
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She actually ends up moving into the hotel too, though, to get away from her estranged husband.
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And remember, to see lights in the sky, you'll want to get away from lights on Earth.
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It's not going to get away from us — it's all stuff that will just improve people's lives.
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In the book, Alberta characterized Ryan's retirement as an "escape hatch" to get away from the president.
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People come from all over to visit us, because they like to get away from the city.
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No, because in boxing, when you get away, you only have to get away from two hands.
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I'm putting a lot of myself into this, but sometimes you kind of get away from yourself.
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" –in Freddy's Revenge, referencing someone he'd already killed "You think you was gonna get away from me?...
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Maybe let's get away from reductions to zero and constant resets as a way of managing players.
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It's pretty cheap, and it's a good place to just get away from most of that stuff.
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"Get away from the focus on the things and focus on experiences and living life," she continued.
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About half of American workers have left a job to get away from a terrible boss. Half!
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"We need to get away from people feeling that old books are dusty and boring," he added.
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And today, it turns out that you can't even get away from them in the crossword puzzle.
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The area feels designed to get away from the kinds of things that have plagued it recently.
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Colton scaled a fence after a harsh breakup, and he needed to get away from the cameras.
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Before, parents would see me and grab their kids like, 'Let's get away from the scary lady!
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And I couldn't even get away from him at all, let alone get out of the apartment.
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He tried to reassure her: "I didn't leave to get away from you, remember that," he said.
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People filtered deeper into the lot, climbing into cars to get away from the chaos and rain.
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That's why I've decided to leave Hong Kong to work and get away from the intense environment.
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They need a space to get away from all the input, some quiet time to regulate themselves.
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While some travelers wish to visit busy, bustling cities, others prefer to get away from it all.
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He pointed at the man to her left and scolded him: "Get away from her!" he said.
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I'm eating these tacos as fast as possible to get away from this guy, because he's just UGH.
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They hope it will remain largely Permian, but it could get away from them and require deeper cuts.
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Just like Kylie Jenner's ass and Salt Bae memes, I can't get away from slime videos on Instagram.
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In indigenous stories, some people get away from the Wendigo — but that certainly doesn't happen in Pet Sematary.
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"Sorry, you're still going to have the drill, you can't get away from that, I'm afraid," Sharpe added.
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Martin's contract isn't cuttable in '17, but I'm a fan and wish he could get away from Tampa.
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Justin Bieber couldn't get away from the hordes of smartphone-armed fans while recently on tour in Australia.
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The announcement of a new, more enlightened Miss America is an attempt to get away from all that.
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I try to get away from the island as much as possible, and just meditate in the sea.
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"There are people who come to where you are to get away from their reality," Dr. Amsellem says.
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"I was once singing so loud to Beyoncé that someone moved her bike to get away from me!"
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BF and I decide to walk a little to get away from the crowd before requesting an Uber.
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The goal — for both you and your family — is to relax and get away from your regular routines.
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It made me get away from social media because my mental health is much more important to me.
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In the old days, you could get away from that, but I think we're well beyond that now.
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But once we get away from that and starting doing our own thing, we get ourselves in trouble.
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I know what our church teaches, and I don't dare try to get away from that at all.
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Considering ethics now, before radically new brain technologies get away from us Not all BCIs, however, are invasive.
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I knew that we had a long way to go to get away from that stereotype and cliché.
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He fled to the U.S. in 22020 when he was 17 to get away from gang recruitment attempts.
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"I ran into the kitchen to get away from him but he followed me," he told The Telegraph.
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I was going to go to University of South Carolina, but I wanted to get away from home.
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" Carson later noted that the further Democrats get away from controlling the courts, the "more desperate they become.
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It (stinks) when you feel good out there and you kind of let one get away from you.
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"We're looking to get away from the 35-year-old white guy theory of investing," Slavitt told CNBC.
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Bieber tried to get away from it all by staying on the private Makepeace Island, located in Queensland.
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Given what many people may assume about this film, what are you hoping people get away from it?
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He doesn't look at him and then spins, in a very graceful pirouette, to get away from him.
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She was always trying to break up with him or get away from him and his seductive power.
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They left cities like Cleveland and Chicago and Detroit to "get away from African-Americans, frankly," Merrill said.
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"There's a huge amount of pent-up demand in Libya to get away from that situation," Millman said.
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That's how far you have to go to get away from the monetary / scarcity hierarchies of our world.
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It was a place to get away from the wife and children, and hang out with your buddies.
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Nothing came easy for him on this day, but he didn't let the tournament get away from him.
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"Can you please get away from me?" the woman says multiple times as the man walks toward her.
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The future is uncertain, and anxiety is lucrative — people will always spend money to get away from it.
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But it was just that feeling of being… of being like, 'oh my god, get away from me.
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Jon's plans, too, get away from him, and soon both story lines are seeped in tension and dread.
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The one reason I like to go to movie theaters now is to completely get away from everything.
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Cottages are the perfect laid-back breakThere are plenty of places to get away from it all too.
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Go slowly, and don't let the immersion blender get away from you to go careening around the pot.
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She saw Ms. Swift move to get away from Mr. Mueller with an uncomfortable look on her face.
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"She's able to hop away and get away from predators, which is what we worry about," Green said.
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" She moved there, she explained, to get away from the spotlight: "I wanted to be a beachy girl.
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According to the report, Sanchez said that this was an effort to get away from her overprotective mother.
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This could be a good vacation phone for those that really want to get away from it all.
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When ignited he ran at Moore who was helping people inside to get away from McLemore's fiery body.
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GUTFELD: What you are saying is if politics is personal, then you can&apost get away from the politics.
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This upsets Gypsy because, though she was desperate to get away from her mother, she never stopped loving her.
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"I don't know if I can get away from it but I like to think I could," Amanda explains.
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And if we get away from that, we're just gonna have a divided society that accepts nothing as legitimate.
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The morning after the party, Maja says Sebastian can stay with her family and get away from her father.
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"I wanted to get away from doing roles that had anything to do with my racial background," he says.
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I love being able to get away from the hustle and bustle and relax in such a beautiful setting.
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And you can bet you won't be able to get away from the new year's defining color on Pinterest!
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"Just tried to get away from a sack, (Judon) was able to get a hold of me," Smith said.
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All they want are snacks and ship parts, so they can get away from this weird and hostile planet.
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Despite its amazing defensive strategy, the nudist gecko hasn't been able to get away from a bigger threat: humans.
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It did me a world of good to get away from everything and gain some perspective on the situation.
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My mother and I went to another city as soon as we could to get away from the fighting.
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He moved stations to get away from his taunters, but they followed him around the factory, the Times reported.
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"I just want to get away from here," Wenzel told German broadcasters NDR and WDR and Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper.
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Videos of the crowd show people screaming and running in a near-stampede to get away from the noise.
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When Barkley blurted out his guess, EVERYONE gasped and Ernie Johnson even switched teams to get away from Chuck.
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In an increasingly stressful world, sometimes you just want to get away from it all with a reality show.
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But then you think, 'Well, I've got to get away from this person and it can't be like this.
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Education technologies with multilingual capabilities could provide the resources needed to get away from this miserable method of schooling.
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And now, even Trump is trying to get away from the chant by rewriting the history of what happened.
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I'm willing to argue, though, that Kate should give him a chance, if only to get away from Toby.
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So now I'm trying to get away from like that and just, you know, hit the grown and sexy.
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"When you're a patient, you never get away from that," she said at Johnson & Johnson's downtown office last week.
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You can't get away from yourself completely but, at least, there's something that has to be challenging to me.
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I kept walking and walking trying to get away from the sound but you could still hear them ringing.
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We take turns to do that, but we generally don't feel the need to get away from the convent.
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I found that I really had to get away from all that if I was going to be free.
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People in the Baltic states are generally very keen to get away from Russian influence and join the West.
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They owned this apartment during the war, but had moved into a house to get away from the frontline.
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Speck said her dog managed to get away from the tiger and was running around as police closed in.
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"It permeates everywhere — you can't get away from it," Ms. Irwin said, sitting in the Glen Ellyn public library.
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Get away from the resorts and all-inclusive buffets and talk to locals about where they like to eat.
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They implied messages to be deciphered, narratives to be read, and he wanted to get away from all that.
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Many officers "had to escape through windows and doors to get (away) from a barrage of bullets," Ross said.
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Early in 28500, Daniel fled from El Salvador to the United States to get away from his abusive stepfather.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — This is the time of year when it seems almost impossible to get away from food.
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Many officers "had to escape through windows and doors to get [away] from a barrage of bullets," Ross said.
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Mackinac Island, Michigan, is a quaint beach town that's perfect for those looking to get away from city life.
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Mackinac Island, Michigan, is a quaint beach town that's perfect for those looking to get away from city life.
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BYRNE There's one thing you can never get away from: It's O'Neill's ruthless honesty, the bravery that he has.
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The supposed point of Bigelow's National Institute for Discovery Science was to get away from that kind of softness.
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"What was important for us this year was to get away from that as much as possible," McLeod said.
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If someone you can't get away from is consistently rude to you, you need to address the issue directly.
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For those looking to get away from election coverage, the Hotel Commonwealth in Boston has the Election Escape package.
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Indeed it was in order to get away from people that I found myself at the zoo every day.
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It makes sense that Texel is the place where Dutch city-slickers come to get away from it all.
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"I think it's important to get away from the office and get to know one another," Ms. Maddick said.
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She just couldn't get away from Renoir's influence" and her "overwhelming admiration for her mother always cramped her style.
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"I feel like I have to get away from here to see what I can do," Ms. Fourstar said.
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I jumped over the wall as quickly as I bloody well could to get away from lorries and everything.
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Ms. Rapuano said she had left the country for a while in 2016 to get away from Professor Kelley.
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This week, I managed to get away from the office for 2 days for some fun — and important — driving.
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When you get away from Puerto Carreño you see other ways the indigenous can develop their culture and community.
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That's what a subculture of surfers from San Diego to Sydney is doing, mostly to get away from crowds.
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The moves help the DOD get away from "the more or less inbreeding culture of the past," he added.
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You don't really watch late-night TV to get away from reality anymore; now it's more in your face.
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This way, the defendants avoid the perception of trying to get away from something or planning the next crime.
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Do you think that most skateboarders have a history of trauma or something they're trying to get away from?
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My wife couldn't get away from work, so I hobbled out to First Avenue to hail a cab home.
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"You want to get away from everyone," Ms. Perez, now 30, said of her mental state at the time.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver was able to get away from football Tuesday for the birth of Apollo Brown!
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Of the power we have to get away from those kinds of people if we are true to ourselves.
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The "return" feature calls your drone back toward you, if it should get away from your line of sight.
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We have a saying at Americans for Prosperity that we share with each and every elected official we speak to: because of our 2.8 million activists in all 50 states, you cannot go to Washington to get away from your district, nor can you go to your district to get away from Washington.
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They were built as summer homes to get away from the heat, the bustle and the worries of city life.
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Where on Earth can you go to get away from it all, and mingle with those who share your views?
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It's a way, I suppose to get away from the screen without actually, you know, getting away from the screen.
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The Palm Palm is supposed to be the phone you take when you want to get away from your phone.
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At the time, Taupin was getting a divorce from his first wife and needed to get away from the fame.
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While in her apartment kitchen, "I literally had to duck around a corner to get away from it," she said.
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She eventually had to move out of state to get away from him, and she has never stopped being afraid.
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Playing basketball can be very therapeutic, playing basketball helps me cool off and get away from what is bothering me.
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How do we get away from that attitude, that there's this entire world of expression that are just man-things?
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McGraw, who moved to Iowa just to get away from these kinds of unfathomably dark crimes, is rightly infuriated again.
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The further and further you get away from it, the easier it is to forget about all the awful shit.
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He has moved to Hungary to get away from unwanted attention and is being sued by Tesla for $167 million.
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With the more it gets identified with him, the further we get away from our initial point we were making.
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To get away from the monks and the rules and the chores and the life that pinched like tight shoes.
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Now, command came and went a few times, but the thing is he didn't let it get away from him.
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The walking-backward trick, she added, was a particularly clear sign that the animal wanted to get away from me.
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They grow vegetables, they go on bird walks, and they have areas where people can just get away from things.
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I think we just have to get away from this taboo of people just don't talk about what they make.
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I just think that we should get away from doing shutdowns where we have people not working and paying them.
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Just in the second half, especially in the fourth quarter, we just kind of let it get away from us.
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"There's a big drive to make new materials from nature, to get away from using oil products," MacLachlan told me.
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I think you can't get away from the fact that we were in a sort of golden age back then.
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The new moon in Gemini puts you in the mood to get away from the erratic noise of the world.
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"The further you get away from the king, the harder things become," says Merouan Mekouar of York University in Canada.
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She told VICE in July 2015 that she'd spent time teaching English in Japan to get away from media scrutiny.
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But Trump's motivation in wanting to hold campaign rally in North Carolina was not simply to get away from Washington.
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"I was trying to get away from the crazy, toxic lifestyle of working in restaurants in New York," she admits.
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Why not go the extra mile by giving attendees a chance to get away from the office for a minute?
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If Mr. Hoyle lets his story get away from him, he presents warm, robust sketches of the neighborhood's gutsy dwellers.
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When Trump wants to get away from city life, he has his 39,000-square-foot mansion in Bedford, New York.
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The officer drew his gun, repeatedly ordered Santos to get away from the car and radioed for help, Martin said.
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It was exactly the mentality that Cohen and his successors, including Podhoretz I, had been trying to get away from.
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"Cross-border flows are being driven by 'how do I get away from negative yields'," he told reporters in London.
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It used to be the place you could go to get away from your parents, but still spend their money.
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But it would be just as unsurprising to find out that Lynch finally wants to get away from it all.
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But the venue is slammed, and the bouncer brushes me off, curtly telling me to get away from his area.
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If you also want to get away from Facebook's clutches by removing your Instagram account, that process is much easier.
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I just feel like I can't wait for her to get away from him and have her at my SlutWalk.
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My sister is uncomfortable a lot of time because people stare or cross the street to get away from her.
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But Swinney's characteristically folksy remark actually masked a crucial truth: Swinney really has tried to get away from those guys.
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"Correa wanted to get away from Western banks and institutions," said Diego Borja, Mr. Correa's former minister of economic coordination.
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That suggested something different: that migration might also be part of an evolutionary trade-off to get away from diseases.
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I felt that it would be good and healthy for her to get away from some of that negative energy.
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We imagine that someone striking out into the wilderness is doing so to get away from everyone, to be alone.
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There's a sensible position in the middle, which is why not allow paid political ads but get away from hypertargeting?
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"Well, definitely the mission is to get away from here with a big trophy," the 26-year-old told reporters.
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So music, for me, has been a way to get away from the difficulties and the tough things in life.
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For one, some patrons go in there to relax and get away from other people constantly interacting with their phones.
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It seems that the older brother was trying to get away from any possible trouble and protect his younger brother.
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"We had to come all the way to space to get away from fruitcake but it didn't work," said Koch.
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When you choose another country to live in, don't think "vacation" — people travel to get away from their daily lives.
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"We used to have 'remained extremely poor,' and I think we've tried to get away from that" language, said Kozak.
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Still, nothing screams, "Get away from this strange, pasty man!" like the devil giving you a book about the devil.
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The Third Pin CEO suspected that Fike wanted to get away from Russia's strict cryptocurrency rules but declined that request.
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When fires do get away from firefighters, they are more severe because of the accumulation of small trees and brush.
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The trick is to get away from traditional networking events where everyone you meet is swimming in the same pond.
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In the video, there are occasional explosive pops, and neighbors urge each other to "get away" from the burning residence.
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The Brazilians have tried to revolutionize the whole concept of dietary guidelines and get away from talking about nutrients completely.
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RH: Sure Kara, you have to leave New York just to get away from having lunch with me, it's okay!
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I needed to get away from tech, so I spent a few months in the motherland, just volunteering for Kiva.
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And when you talk about basic research, you get away from the somewhat partisan divide about what's the role of government.
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The only way for Sivan to get away from Weinstein required her to get past him and go through the kitchen.
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The answer was so shocking that sportscaster Ernie Johnson Jr. switched teams and joined the MLB to get away from Barkley.
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Again, I tried to get away from him, but he pushed me back down and pinned my wrists above my shoulders.
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Or perhaps he's well aware how dangerous it can be for a president to have an investigation get away from him.
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So, we have got to get away from the -- 'Is it a tech business?' and 'Is it a real estate business?
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That said, the service may also be a necessity to get away from the outright dominance of free-to-play games.
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Those trying to get away from it all will have to contend with industrial action called by British Airways' cabin crews.
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"What I think he did was turn on the sirens to get away from the scene of the crime," he said.
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I was in Maine looking to relax, get away from New York and spend some time on the beach drinking beer.
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I was trying to get away from the iconography of incarceration, as well as my own perspective, which we can't escape.
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"Museums can offer a place both to get away from the fray and to recharge, and to gain perspective," Keyes said.
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We made the decision to continue driving and get away from what we thought would be the leveling of Las Vegas.
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Suffering a bad case of burnout, C.K. explains that his vacation was to get away from the stress and gain perspective.
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Harry regards Africa as his spiritual home and has often talked of how he can get away from it all there.
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More than a third of UK internet users have tried some sort of "digital detox" to get away from their screens.
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If you're looking to get away from it all — and we mean it all — Cayo Espanto has the deal for you.
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To get away from it all, Bob and I take long rides on our motorcycles up and down the California coast.
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There it will detach and float freely for a week to get away from the rest of the payloads being released.
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I don't know if this was preventable or not, but I just hope somebody can get away from situations like that.
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Luckily, I went to live in the States to pursue my boxing, which enabled me to get away from all that.
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They're cozy, charming, relaxing places to get away from it all and experience a pint-sized slice of the good life.
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But, like Michael Corleone, Zlatko is trying to get away from messy crimes and wrap himself in an aura of legitimacy.
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Zoma is pushing the envelope, making art intellectual and saying, 'We have to get away from the status quo that limits.
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"It was one I felt like I let get away from the team right there in that fifth inning," Vargas said.
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Ferguson is so lanky for the weightclass that he can get away with leaning straight back to get away from strikes.
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The fighting at the top is what we're trying to get away from with Brussels - the politics, the meddling, the interference.
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It's where I go to get away from $5 cups of coffee, and boutiques I can barely afford to stand in.
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Apparently whatever slavery was like in the big house, people were willing to risk their lives to get away from it.
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And are man caves still the best and only place for a heterosexual man to get away from his many women?
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I'm not alone, I'm sure, in mentally calculating how long it will be till I can get away from the crowd.
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"Because it's in a park, you can always get away from the music and regroup if you need to," he said.
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Lucas Hnath is a name that theatregoers hadn't heard until five years ago and now can't seem to get away from.
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My brother and I have days where we're arguing and fighting, and I just walk away to get away from them.
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I think you can get away with doing a bad exhibition, but you can never get away from a bad book.
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They don't transform the space to its maximum potential and that's why we started this project to get away from that.
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We are voting on the issues, not the man, and I think that is how you get away from tribal politics.
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"Maybe the smartest thing for Sony is to just get away from Peter Parker completely," Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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"I'm so grateful for this eclipse, and for the chance get away from the crazy, crazy world," was one woman's contribution.
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In California, it will not be easy to get away from the varietal label, as Mr. Brandt of Donkey & Goat knows.
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We let education get away from us; our kids were being educated in awful buildings, and they weren't learning very much.
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As the wave struck, people on top of the building shouted and scrambled to get away from the wall of water.
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"We're trying to get away from what the word 'starter' and 'reliever' means," Counsell said before the playoffs began this month.
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Should I rent a car and drive home and get away from the city before it all really goes to hell?
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As the argument continued, McGlockton came over from the store, said "get away from my girl," and shoved Drejka, she testified.
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There are still places you can go to get away from it all, but it does take a bit of effort.
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She hoped to "get away from the gym mentally, physically" and shared she would not be working out on the trip.
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Mann said she fought to get away from him but eventually gave in and faked an orgasm to make him stop.
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When a burned-out Hardy, wanting to get away from drug addicts, applies to become a federal agent, I'm not surprised.
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In doing so, he also called out the YouTube business model as problematic and something we should all get away from.
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"We want to get away from that '80s and '90s stigma about skating and get more young people involved," he said.
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But that's what we're trying to get away from, and we've done a good job of it for the most part.
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His best advice to be more creative is to get away from the office and interact with customers, clients or competitors.
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Get away from it all in a pair of secluded cabins that sit on 19 acres of Big Sur Redwood forest.
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"We want to get away from that '80s and '90s stigma about skating and get more young people involved," he said.
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It's "a place where you can get away from the noise and experience the aesthetic beauty and quiet," said the Rev.
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Many of the campsites advertise some comfort of home, even when you are supposedly trying to get away from it all.
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I was on vacation, purposely to get away from the craziness of the election and to make some time for self-reflection.
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Trump has said explicitly, both on the campaign trail and in office, that he wants to get away from business-as-usual.
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It was fun to get away from the canvas, and the mask allowed me to remain within a comfortable 'face-out' zone.
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The majority of our services are what we call in-clinic procedures; the trend is to get away from calling it surgery.
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Perhaps instead of asking how far one would need to go to get away from technology, one might ask three other questions.
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Salas had testified in March that he was trying to get away from the clashes and had not intended to harm anyone.
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Police said Sunday that five people were struck by gunfire and two others were injured trying to get away from the violence.
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"... all the car parts went up in the air and I had to accelerate just to get away from it," he said.
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She told herself that Kricfalusi was helping to launch her career; in the end, she fled animation to get away from him.
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I tried to tell the story of my love for this land, which cannot get away from the tyrants who oppress her.
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In actuality, Davidson cleared his Instagram and explained that he just wanted to get away from the negativity that social media breeds.
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ProtonMail is a solid one if you're looking to get away from Gmail, or just have a second email for sensitive topics.
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"I still thought we didn't get away from our game at that point, which could have happened," Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said.
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On the one hand, getting a second phone to help you get away from your main phone is a patently ridiculous idea.
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After all, Washington Republicans have never let a primary election get away from them and put a supposedly safe seat in jeopardy.
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Do you want to ... sometimes you want to get away from it, but the video chat is a really good solution there.
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As fans know, the reality star hates being trailed by the paparazzi and goes to extreme measures to get away from them.
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I largely created a Xanga out of my desire to get away from my other friends who were blogging at the time.
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The earlier variation was intended to get away from all the remote controls that similar solutions, like the X10 standard, relied upon.
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I would be lying if I told you that there weren't moments where I felt I let it get away from me.
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"I can't go nowhere and get away from this motherf**ker," Smith said while pointing the camera at a Blaze Pizza sign.
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Brady says football players are ultimately entertainers and watching the sport should help make fans get away from their real-world problems.
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"I want us to get away from this culture where we demand apologies every time someone misspeaks," he told TMZ on Monday.
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Or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly: 'Back up you creep, get away from me.
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So I spent the whole fucking night trying to get away from this guy, and he was taking up so much space.
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Or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, 'Back up you creep, get away from me?
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"I love Jeopardy, I can just watch it and get away from it all," Cook jokes at the beginning of the video.
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Chavarria, a Mexican immigrant, said he considered going back to Mexico to get away from the uproar, which continued through the weekend.
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Birds, like fashion designers, can let their tastes get away from them: electric-blue scalps, candy-striped beaks, Day-Glo orange Mohawks.
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Traditional conservatives today are already outside of the box — thrown out — so they might as well get away from the swamp entirely.
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And to be honest, I couldn't have said: 'I'm not feeling great mentally and I need to get away from the game'.
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RW: Gender Treason forces people to get away from the screen, get out of their house, and submerge themselves in an environment.
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"Tell me for a moment if you will — let's get away from CNN; sensitive subject," he said to laughter from the audience.
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That wasn't a problem, though: Mr. Keenan understood how hard it can be to get away from the White House pressure cooker.
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South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Gillum tells supporters to get away from Twitter and to round up voters to fight back against Trump.
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They resembled two old bull moose who had to stand and slam each other because they couldn't get away from each other.
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I was angry with the boy who had not wanted to hear Vati's story and had wanted to get away from Vati.
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But data about Thanksgiving 51.1 shows that preparation did not save politically divided families from wanting to get away from one another.
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Like all new views, it is hard to take in — although, like it or not, we can hardly get away from it.
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The promise is to get away from using software, to run algorithms at massive scale with zero engineering, over the command line.
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Apart from the sexual scandal, Stormy and all the rest, that I don&apost see how you get away from the question.
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The move is just one in a long line of actions by businesses and nations worldwide to get away from plastic products.
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It's a thing I do day in and day out, so there are times where I need to get away from it.
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"I wanted to do it to get away from looking at that mindless entertainment, like Netflix and Reddit," my partner, Stuart, said.
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He wanted to get away from burning woody debris, and accelerate the process of turning that wood detritus back into healthy soil.
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Players on Nostalrius were trying to get away from that sort of thing, if only for a bit in between content patches.
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Besides, you need to get away from me, because they over there are about to deal with me for what I did.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, Google exec Jonathan Rosenberg and media mogul Arianna Huffington all take time to get away from their phones.
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"I'm trying to get away from the language of 'ally' because it means that you don't have anything to lose," he said.
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"Largely, we're trying to get away from what the word 'starter' and 'reliever' means," Brewers Manager Craig Counsell told reporters last week.
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Darlene's educational sideline suggests that she is finally looking to get away from sex work, but the show hasn't checked in often.
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In South Carolina, the state reversed lanes of traffic to ensure an estimated 1 million people could get away from the coast.
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Or do you turn, look him in the eye, and say, loudly and clearly: Back up you creep, get away from me.
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Find a quiet spot, put on one of these relaxing playlists, turn off your phone, and just get away from it all.
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" He added, "This is not a legal or a political statement, but an attempt to get away from criminal and political accountability.
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I guess when I'm making a mountain out of a molehill, what I tend to do is get away from the art.
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MLM: We need to get away from systems that focus on individuals and look toward the collective actions that people are taking.
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In a defensive battle punctuated by penalties, both quarterbacks were limited to short passes as they scrambled to get away from defenders.
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She has returned this year with a new album, "KoKoro," on which she attempts to get away from traditional Western music tropes.
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Realizing what is about to happen, he tells his horrified daughter to get away from him before he tries to attack her.
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However, the reality is that eventually people will try to get away from holding the dollar, like the Chinese or Russian authorities.
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"Everyone here now is trying to get away from that aesthetic but I'm trying to push and play with it," he says.
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There is a small section on dermatology, but in this particular exhibit, I wanted to get away from "ologizing" it too much.
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There are only two possibilities: either she was trying to get away from the argument, or she was trying to tie the dinghy.
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"I mean it's hard, I don't know, you kind of can't get away from that if you're in the public eye," she said.
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To get away from their respective family problems, Elodie and Moe go to a party at what appears to be an abandoned warehouse.
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I feel like people watch me because they want to get away from the problems, not because they want to hear about mine.
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"I actually liked the move to get away from building sedans that are just not profitable," said Kelley Blue Book analyst Rebecca Lindland.
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Still, that doesn't mean you can't find smaller opportunities to get away from it all this holiday season and just…heal a little.
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However, in the meantime, the grown-ups send their teens on a field trip, so that they can get away from the stench.
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It's hard to overstate how much I hated Clinton—a conservative, isolated town—and how much I wanted to get away from it.
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You can see Nipsey in the middle of it all ... throwing several punches as valet workers scurry to get away from the chaos.
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You may think it's protective of me, but I said no and YOU might actually be what I'm trying to get away from.
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He has, on numerous previous occasions, declared his intent to just get away from it all — even if only for a few days.
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"It's frustrating we let a game get away from us, one we felt we had pretty good control," Sharks captain Joe Pavelski said.
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"This election is not about independence at all," said Kerr, who wants to get away from the topic as he campaigns for votes.
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"So bad they're good" movies tend to be overambitious productions that get away from their creators, with ludicrous plots and bad special effects.
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His family told police that he had been heavily using cocaine and that they left to get away from him on Monday night.
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It's 2016 and we're all trying so hard to get away from that and I think he would bring us so far backwards.
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"I want us to get away from this culture where we demand apologies every time someone misspeaks," he told TMZ also on Monday.
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"These poor girls witnessed it, and one was about to jump out a second-story window to get away from Bufford," he says.
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Paulie planted bugs in her ear about wanting to get away from me so that he could set her off on another tear.
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It's meant for those who are in the midst of, say, an asylum hearing or want to get away from an abusive relationship.
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" Why it happens: "Smugglers know there are hundreds and thousands of immigrants desperate to get away from the border as fast as possible.
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But, because it was published in 1854, it warns people to get away from work and newspapers rather than smart devices and screens.
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And I think we&aposve got to get away from all these falsehoods and start talking about the truth and not false promises.
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If all that sounds like good conditions to get away from the computer and enjoy the sunshine, incidentally, you're part of a protest!
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"I want us to get away from this culture where we demand apologies every time someone misspeaks," he told TMZ in a video.
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And the actress' icy blonde hue quickly became been a topic of conversation she couldn't get away from, for better or for worse.
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People usually go camping to relax and get away from the stress of city life, but I've always found it to be terrifying.
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In essence, Razer is trying to see if you can get away from a gaming desktop for a while with the new Blade.
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"I think people are trying to cut out the middle man and just get to the source and get away from Washington politics."
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We've got to get away from this idea that our country is political football and someone with a different opinion is the enemy.
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Again, you've been dealing with intense relationship and financial issues—Gemini season is a time for you to get away from it all.
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We use it to get away from our boring lives and stick our little noses into the lives of other more interesting people.
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To do my record there is both a statement about how I feel about that, and wanting to get away from the system.
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A Hispanic congressman imagines contrite Republicans rushing to prove to the country that they are not racists, "to get away from the Trumpster".
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IF YOU'RE GOING TO DO IT, YOU'VE GOT TO -- ESPECIALLY RUNNING A PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANY, YOU'VE GOT TO GET AWAY FROM THE COMPANY.
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AND I THINK WE'VE GOT A GET AWAY FROM ALL OF THESE FALSEHOODS AND START TALKING ABOUT THE TRUTH AND NOT FALSE PROMISES.
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"They are now trying to get away (from) the shadow banking, they are trying to straighten up the investment products, and all that."
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Curran claims that she was admiring some diamonds at Brown's house when a man started shouting at her to get away from them.
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And then the reason he's able to get away from Calypso is because Zeus sends Hermes to tell her to let him go.
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With these songs, I tried to get away from it being just about me and wanted to leave it a little more open.
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Masking was the first opportunity to not even be human, to disguise the conversation of gender, and to get away from identity politics.
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After Mario Mandzukic scored an incredible first-half equalizer with an audacious overhead kick, Real didn't let the Italians get away from them.
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Even when the good guys win, the sacrifices they must make to get that "win" are something they can never get away from.
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It's time to get in touch with your deepest self—get away from all of the distractions and listen to your inner voice.
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In this scenario, he might be able to use his bit of skill and then get away from a player, hold him off.
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People born and raised in Appalachia, it's so deeply engrained in them from the past that they never can get away from that.
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He encouraged me to get away from my landlord, and soon I found my own place in the Marais with an Australian girl.
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In this time of political discourse, do people want to use them as a respite, to get away from all of the noise?
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We tried variations of Jamie telling Claire while they were still in Edinburgh, but it became a thing we couldn't get away from.
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I want my bedroom to feel comforting, and be a place I can go to get away from the outside world and relax.
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Hikers take to the trail in part to get away from the news, and cellular service may be blessedly impossible for long stretches.
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Lutz: When I went to college 30 years ago, everyone wanted to be free and get away from home as soon as possible.
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Rotunno repeatedly asked Sciorra if she had tried to get away from Weinstein and whether she had fought back during the alleged rape.
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He left his rifle in a stairwell and walked out with the people trying to get away from the gunfire, the animation shows.
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My whole thing is to try to get away from trucking, whether it be real estate, maybe an owner-operator, something like that.
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About half of people who quit their job did so "to get away from their manager," according to a Gallup poll last year.
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As he arrived in Botswana on Thursday, he revealed that the continent helped him "get away from it all" during the difficult time.
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In the end, I'm seeking to get away from merely recording what I saw and instead presenting my interpretation of what I saw.
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I was interested in the ways that phones and bathrooms are similar; they are this way to get away from the present moment.
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So it&aposs like a low-key customization without feeling too overwhelmed, and I think that&aposs why celebrities want to go to her, because it&aposs not a one-facial-fits-all experience, and also you&aposre going there not only to treat your skin but to kind of get away from everything and get away from that hectic Hollywood lifestyle.
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"I just can't believe his life was taken up there – the very place he ran away to, to get away from Brooklyn," Kiara says.
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REGAN: I&aposd like to see us get away from some of this identity politics and a little bit more back to the issues.
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In the original police report, Rachael's aunt, Thelma Newsom, told police Rachael moved to Florida days before her disappearance to get away from Jarvis.
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Needing to get away from it all, she left with her husband and family to return to their village in Rajasthan, in West India.
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" Sajak joked, "No wonder you came here, you just wanted to get away from everybody," before telling Davis he knew he was "being facetious.
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" Another prior publicist, Jonathan Ward, told PEOPLE that Carter was constantly "cyberbullied," and couldn't "get away from these people who want to berate him.
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Once she heard gunfire, she and other students made their way to the ground floor in an effort to get away from the campus.
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"After living in Charleston for 20 years, my mom, after they settled, she wanted to get away from Charleston, away from him," Ashley says.
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Can't over-emphasize how happy they are not just to get away from Activision, but to have a game that they now own completely.
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"[She] tells me get away from her, [and] let the dogs out on me," started Fountain, who claims to suffer from blackout-inducing epilepsy.
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"All I want to do is take my son and get away from this nightmare for a few days," Adams told Johnson on Thursday.
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When the planet of luck and expansion opposes the planet of illusion and dreams, sometimes our ambitions and goals can get away from us.
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White Desert, the continent's finest (and only) luxury resort provides high-end accommodations for wealthy travelers who want to get away from it all.
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" But the cop appears to do nothing—just mills around by his car while Irizarry asks the man to "please get away from me.
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"I was taking Percs, Xannies, Oxies... whatever you could get me, I was taking it just to get away from the pain," he said.
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When he first moved there, it was so peaceful that "the college kids who wanted to get away from parties on campus" lived there.
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When I heard what had happened, I immediately told my restaurant I had to go, had to get away from the scene and walk.
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Get away from the culture war business, focus on people getting richer, people being more prosperous, and that&aposs what works for the GOP.
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But it's hard to get away from the fact that human beings are probably going to have to be involved somewhere along the line.
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It starts to take away your confidence, it starts to grind you down and it gets frustrating and you get away from your game.
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Just after the earthquake, the city streets were full of people trying to get away from buildings for fear that their windows would shatter.
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In order to get away from tech, just let your phone die, and then you'll have to distance yourself from it for a while.
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The only survivor was a 12-year-old girl, who managed to get away from the shooter, Mason County Chief Deputy Ryan Spurling said.
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"I'm trying to get away from this world where everyone is screwing everything up by creating these closed systems for the user," says Genduso.
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"The further we get away from that time, it's easier to—it's not always possible—but it's easier to divide your time," Cave says.
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"Apart from the betrayal, and being cheated out of money, I reckon I was lucky to get away from that talentless shitshow," Chousmer says.
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Three other people were taken to hospitals to be treated for injuries they suffered trying to get away from the violence, Chief Boyce said.
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It's a calm, serene experience, and it's especially refreshing to get away from the breathlessly nationalist favoritism displayed by local commentators around the world.
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OCEAN TOWNSHIP "Presidents at the Monmouth County Shore," exhibition about United States presidents who went to the Jersey Shore to get away from Washington.
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They're spending so much time talking about process that they're still seeming to get away from that, even the judge did the same thing.
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If You Want to Get Away From Family Done playing nice around the dinner table and seeking a break from the family this holiday?
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For me, the deciding factor was once I saw the ball get away from him, I felt like I had to take a chance.
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I actually don't think the world is going to change, but I do think it's time for me to get away from crazy people.
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In the most recent episode of HBO's Girls, viewers got to see Shoshanna get away from the show's Brooklyn stomping grounds — very far away.
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Niander Wallace (Jared Leto) stands in for the wealthy off-worlders who have the capital to get away from the spent cities of Earth.
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The story says that the bus only picks up passengers that are at their lowest moments who need to get away from their problems.
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And the further you get away from the hyper-engaged activist class, the more people seem to favor restoration as opposed to a revolution.
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You can't get away from it sometimes, because you go down the street and people want to talk about the last game you played.
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"These quarterbacks are shifty, and they can get away from you if you don't hit the quarterback the way you hit any other player."
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Colborne's daughter, Ms. Mikkelsen, who settled their affairs on Staten Island, where she grew up and couldn't get away from fast enough after college.
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"The further we get away from that time, it's easier to—it's not always possible—but it's easier to divide your time," Cave said.
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"Being born and raised in Seattle, I wanted to get away from the rain, and, of course, sunny California was attractive," Mr. Lee said.
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Multiple officers had their guns drawn -- seemingly ready to shoot at any moment -- telling the 52-year-old to get away from the car.
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PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST, N.C. — Here's what I was told: Get away from the city, go during a new moon and keep my flashlight off.
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But when it comes time to talk about pandemics or whatever you may want to call it, you got to get away from politics.
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Even in the privacy of her own mind, Emma can never quite get away from the sense that she is putting on a show.
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Luis, having joined the army to get away from the coal mines, quickly rises to sergeant as the government provokes a vicious civil war.
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The impulse behind their lavish retreats was to "get away from it all" — but, of course, the "all" often came right along with them.
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Some have talked about limiting the participants who buy and sell, so you can get away from some of the speculation that's taking place.
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Part of the art program is to help students, faculty and researchers "get away from what they're doing day to day," Mr. Winters said.
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Looking at this extraordinary show you may wonder why, since he could afford to, Gerstl didn't just leave town, get away from it all.
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The Upper East Side, a bastion of family-friendly apartment buildings, schools and senior centers, was where people moved to get away from noise.
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The area is still dirt-poor, particularly once you get away from the honky-tonk tourist attractions and water parks surrounding the Wisconsin Dells.
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That whole structure is designed to get away from groupthink and it's designed to show that we don't all agree and highlight different views.
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But there is another hassle that Pixel owners aren't likely to get away from anytime soon: they won't arrive for everybody all at once.
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But the reaction in Washington is so strong, they probably can't get away from that, so you'll see increasingly strong statements from the administration.
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The boy changed clothes to try to get away from the school campus but was apprehended by teachers and older students, the broadcaster said.
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And I came here in 1997, 1998 straight after my mum died so it was a nice place to get away from it all.
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You used to want to make enough money to be able to have leisure time in which you could get away from money altogether.
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And a lot of times, you do a background check, the person's dirty that you're dealing with so you usually get away from it.
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If they want to do that, they'll have get away from their defenders, either by making use of screens or by running really fast.
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Quinn also tells Rachel she loves her, and that she should go have a life and get away from this show before it's too late.
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The Orlando Sentinel reported that the woman said Borji resumed stalking her this spring after she took a semester off to get away from him.
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You've spent your whole life working super hard, Capricorn—not just for fame, wealth, and glory, but to get away from your family or hometown.
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Although Goodman can't seem to get away from that looking glass, her work never becomes maudlin, never asks for sympathy, and never singles her out.
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But, yeah, I guess throwing myself into my work to get away from my not-so accepting family wasn't exactly a healthy way to cope.
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"I'm going to actually check out and go to the ocean for a few days and get away from this scene of madness," she says.
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Roselle — who was inside his car with his gun unholstered — issued "repeated verbal commands" to Santos to get away from his police vehicle, Martin said.
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Keeping a short, daily to-do list of all the tasks I want to accomplish makes it so the day doesn't get away from me.
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The Late Show face began by recognizing a legitimate truth: we're all watching television to get away from the daily stress of politics these days.
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Giving yourself the option to get away from the day's events in your own cozy makeshift movie theater is absolutely an act of self-care.
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A Kansas mother-of-six who was desperately trying to get away from her abusive husband was killed Saturday in a murder-suicide, PEOPLE confirms.
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A woman's sister, who's a disaster, comes to live with her and her fiancé — all to get away from their father, who's also a disaster.
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But her son had a different story, saying that he was trying to get away from his mom when she drove up next to him.
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We do like to travel and get away from everything here at home in L.A., and from our kids, as much as we love them.
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We head out of the game disappointed with the outcome and walk a few blocks away to get away from the craziness of the stadium.
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The other girls scrambled to get away from the table, as the fight between Terra and Christy escalated to glasses being thrown at each other.
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But to get away from the light pollution that plagues so much of the U.S., the Espenaks have "abandoned civilization, so to speak," he said.
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"When you let a goal in, the worst thing you can do is get away from the game plan," Philadelphia goaltender Steve Mason told reporters.
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"If you start to say everybody gets equal pay, you get away from the whole American Dream," he said, calling it a descent into socialism.
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There's an anonymous actress who "locked herself in a hotel bathroom" to get away from him, and says that he masturbated in front of her.
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While struggling to get away from her assailant, Li received several blows on the head from Da. Li Ming tried to fight her attacker off.
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It was called the Respite Room and, as the name suggests, it's designed as a sort of get-away from the hubbub of the office.
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He says that he begged to get away from the butchery, but in 2014 the kidnap and murder of a businessman was pinned on him.
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In other words, you don't need to fly to a $4,500-a-week Scandinavian island resort anymore to "get away" from the daily capitalist grind.
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One of the things I want to do is get away from trying to predict how many increases there's going to be in a year.
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Star Wars is about wanting to get away from home, for instance, while Lord of the Rings is about wanting to get back to it.
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"But when they start adding other things, they get away from the science of what works, and there are a lot of unknowns," Moyad says.
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And also, they can't get away from this marriage so they're going to try their best for them, and their children, and for England, really.
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Not to mention the boss fights, which would have any player screaming, "Get away from her, you bitch," before laying waste to the Alien Queen.
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The DC political world is, without doubt, a hothouse and any president would do well to get away from it every once in a while.
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"From the mixing side of things I wanted to get away from the bright, loud, limited of mastering that's happened over the years," he says.
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About 217,000 people in Northern California evacuated to get away from the fast-growing Camp Fire, which has burned 20,000 acres in Butte County. 2.
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They hired help, tried to smooth frictions with gruff tact and bought a weekend home in East Hampton, N.Y., to get away from it all.
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Lavish mansions were a great way for wealthy people of the 18th and 19th centuries to get away from the city for a relaxing retreat.
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Desperate to get away from her, he travels to Hawaii only to realize he's stuck at the same hotel with Sarah and her new boyfriend.
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Some IT departments, he said, "want to get away" from storing more arbitrary personal data, such as drink preferences, which benefited marketing but generated risk.
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They've come together to be a team, to become better people and to get away from all of the bad things that happen within prison.
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"When people get away from their everyday responsibilities, they can focus on their pleasurable needs, which include sexuality," sex therapist Sari Cooper has told Refinery29.
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While airport lounge amenities vary, they all let you get away from the loud airport gates to enjoy a few hours in peace and quiet.
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Bournonville can be the most wonderful thing in the world, but it's a good thing to get away from it — that way you miss it.
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But for those who really want to get away from the city — while staying in the city — to do some paddling, there's Jamaica Bay, Queens.
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Even the Instagram-born skin care and beauty giant Glossier is reportedly building its own shopping and social media platform to get away from it.
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Jones told the officer he walked home, but the argument continued there ... so he left to go to another residence to get away from her.
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The Palombas live in the home where they moved a year after the rape, to get away from the constant reminders of those painful times.
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When one stood next to the green during a practice round, Woods approached and, with an expletive, said, "Get away from my bag," and laughed.
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But we can't really get away from the fact that a lot of coverage now is on topics we are following our audience into doing.
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Not everybody have the luxury to go in their f---ing bedroom and to go in a big-ass house and get away from people.
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"You have to get away from the idea of 'I am self-promoting' and think of it rather as you are sharing information," said Garfinkle.
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In fact, about half of U.S. workers leave their jobs to "get away from their manager to improve their overall life," a Gallup poll shows.
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We listen to music or "This American Life" and pass the papers back and forth and get away from the phones for a few hours.
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According to the report, Cespedes stepped in a hole in an effort to get away from the animal ... 'causing a nasty break in his ankle.
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After all, to Brexit supporters, the whole point of leaving the EU was to leave it: to get away from all of its onerous regulations.
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And the only way to solve this problem is to get away from infrastructure — any infrastructure-dependent approach is going to have some fixed throughput.
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Within a decade, he was sent to cover violent conflict in Cyprus, and he has largely been unable to get away from battlefields ever since.
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Wi-Fi is a radio wave like light and sound, so the further you get away from the source, the more degraded the signal is.
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You can't wait to get away from the place you are and the person you are, but you're very apprehensive about where you're gonna go.
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The second lesson is you have to get away from mythology, stigmatization and all these other things that created such a slow, slow reaction to AIDS.
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Now all you want to do is lock yourself in a hotel room, and for the love of all that is holy get away from humans.
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"She was helping a woman get away from an environment she didn't want to be in and helping her get her belongings," Hahn told reporters Friday.
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"I was trying to get away from her, so there was a bit of speeding going on, a little bit of a car chase," he said.
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He also said the central bank needs to get away from a cycle of stop-go policies of creating artificial periods of boom through misaligned policies.
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Instead of leaving the office to get away from your desk, socialize, relax, or unwind, companies want to integrate work and play into the office space.
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"There's creative, innovative, collaborative benefits when you can actually unplug and rest your mind and get away from work for a week or two," Dobroski says.
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In particular, they are trying to get away from Soviet-era supply doctrine, in which supplies are "pushed" out based on centralized estimates of likely needs.
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" He added: "We've got to get away from this idea that our country is a political football, and someone with a different opinion is the enemy.
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" McNamara fought back tears when he was reunited with Lily on May 19, telling animal care workers, "She's never going to get away from me again.
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And, when my brain wasn't quite working, I could quickly switch to a different character to get away from whatever puzzle thread I'd gotten stuck on.
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Get away from the city Meteor showers can be a rare sight for city dwellers, especially with the dramatic increase of light population in urban areas.
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Sawyer has recently upended her entire life, quitting her job and moving to a new city in order to get away from a stalker (Joshua Leonard).
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It is a coming-of-age story, following Christine (Saoirse Ronan), a teenager longing to get away from Sacramento, which she calls the "Midwest of California".
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"Even though the math part of the data is unbiased, if the data encodes these social biases, it's hard to get away from that," Galbraith said.
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If you turn on Netflix in order to get away from the darkness of the real world, you may want to avoid Netflix's new movie Apostle.
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So people say that if they get away from quarterly filings and got to somewhat longer filings, that would help companies have a longer-term perspective.
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They said women use toilets for sex for different reasons: to get away from men, to have a safe space, to close the door behind them.
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I wanted to get away from the broken policy of stop and frisk and I wanted to change the relationship between the police and the community.
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To get away from the flood of hot takes, and to re-examine this bold shadowy cultural statement in hopes of understanding whether the work succeeded.
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"Maybe we have to get away from focusing solely on growth, and promote Alpine areas as good habitats for living, not just for tourism," she said.
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In his case, it was 25 years ago from Stoneham, but others moved north to get away from deep-blue Massachusetts in the '60s and '70s.
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He was dragging his body from the second base infield to the outfield to get away from the shooter while all this firing was going on.
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She goes to live with her family in Australia and Henry decides to get away from everything and move to Wyoming to become a fire lookout.
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The beautiful weather just makes you want to get away from the daily grind and enjoy the sun on a tropical island somewhere far, far away.
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It got to the point that he went to his wife, Melania, and suggested they take a vacation to get away from it all, guests recalled.
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He fled Guatemala in 2004 to get away from the drug trafficking, from the murder, from the country where one of his family members was killed.
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I wanted to get away from the hardness of it all, sleep for more than twenty minutes and be free from how badly they needed me.
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Cole Alexander: Yeah, it's kind of just out in nature so we were able to get away from distractions of parties every night in the city.
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"But we cannot get away from the fact that a strong currency is predicated on a strong economy," he said, reiterating his opposition to a devaluation.
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Clark, eager to get away from New York, moved to Los Angeles, and Lewis, escaping some personal rubble in California, moved into Clark's East Village apartment.
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" And he disputed suggestions advanced by two friends in interviews that the move west was motivated partly to get away from "all the noise around Citi.
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"Anybody who wants to see sensible government and get away from the Obama message should get on board, whether they love Trump or not," he added.
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They're pretty slick about getting into these kids' heads -- their brains aren't developed fully, so they don't really know how to get away from this guy.
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Warren Buffett and Jamie Dimon want companies to get away from a short-term approach to management and are therefore suggesting they ditch quarterly financial forecasts.
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He tried jobs and failed, and ultimately fell back on the one thing he knew, and wanted to get away from: his family's fried-chicken business.
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"Sometimes we like to get away from here," said Mr. Joeckel, who travels to places like Panama and Barbados to break up the long Montauk winters.
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"The only real negative was the fact that it was a personal loan so you couldn't get away from it if everything fell apart," he said.
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"It's kind of hard to get away from the fact that he, in the past and now, has been viewed as a consensus person," she added.
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I think someday we'll get away from the reliance on the right-wing crazy stuff, otherwise known as fake news, and the Breitbarts, and all that.
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It was going hell for leather to get away from me… Although then I realized maybe that was junior and maybe mum was on her way.
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One person who's not outraged is Dan, who tells us he wants society to get away from the culture of apology-demanding every time someone misspeaks.
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However, there's also the other possibility... that this is the beginning of turning internet television into the cable service everyone is trying to get away from.
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Unreasonably panicky and agitated—I wanted to get away from the lying Victorian man as soon as possible when I realized he wouldn't drop the act.
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For those looking to get away from the water, the resort boasts a rooftop terrace fitted with Bali beds and impressive views of the gorgeous island.
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"We spent decades trying to get away from the narrative of the war on drugs," said Andrew Kessler, a consultant at the advocacy group Slingshot Solutions.
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"Many of the options that battered women and their children use as safety valves to get away from violence are no longer available," he told CNN.
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You lose your drive because you get into this routine where you feel you can't get away from your responsibilities, or your debt, or take risks.
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In the end, the death of her mother — "the woman I couldn't bear to lose or wait to get away from" — grants Albertine a strange peace.
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"It's been nice to kind of get away from the tournament scene and go to my dinghy there and enjoy it," Woods said before the tournament.
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It took way too long for me to realize what she was doing, but when I did, I knew I had to get away from her.
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No wonder you came here, you just wanted to get away from everybody," the TV host joked, before clarifying that he knows Davis was "being facetious.
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If you deem it is best to get away from the bear, NPS suggest walking away slowly and sideways, always keeping your eyes on the animal.
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Usually, we'd rather get away from the stench, which is one reason landlords store trash in the basement or outside the building in tightly closed containers.
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She once walked all night to another town to get away from a boyfriend, before trekking back to work on foot, only to reunite with him.
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Earlier this month, Sanders said Clinton needs to "get away from all of this personality stuff" and start talking about the real issues facing the country.
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Mr. Scott said in a statement to the police that he had fled to New York "to get away from that case," according to court documents.
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Also referring to the photo, Mr. Baldridge asked whether his superiors at KYGO might have believed that Ms. Swift was trying to get away from him.
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This was a cultured, educated people living in a beautiful, tolerant and historic city who had allowed their hidden historical passions to get away from them.
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"Can we get away from the palace intrigue and focus on something that matters -- like perhaps today's opioids announcement?" said White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham.
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The inmates further told the paper that Martin sought help from corrections officials but was told to get away from the guard tower, the station reported.
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Back to sports Jemele Hill, the sportscaster who famously feuded with President Trump, is out at ESPN, as the network seeks to get away from politics.
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"If you're in a rush and the first thing is to get away from someone trying to kill you, that's not what you do," he said.
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" Then be prepared for an answer ranging anywhere from "I thought you would like the picture of the cats" to "Yes, get away from my son.
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"I came here in 1997, 1998 straight after my mom died, so it was a nice place to get away from it all," he told reporters.
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Small powerhouses: Reno has taken advantage of its close proximity to Silicon Valley to lure workers trying to get away from the high cost of living there.
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In one clip, Kourtney is seen taking a photo of an actor wearing his mask before jumping over the movie theater seat to get away from him.
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She doesn't shout, "Get away from her, you bitch!" but the parallels to Ripley's final confrontation with the Alien Queen—while wearing a mechanical exosuit—are inescapable.
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But still, it's hard to get away from the notion that Volkswagen is going upmarket by borrowing heavily from one of the many brands in its stable.
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There's too many words on Facebook, something the company itself is trying to get away from by introducing all sorts of new media, like 360 degree videos.
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In Western markets, phones like the Nokia 8110 are positioned as the kind of phone that you purchase if you want to get away from modern apps.
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"I think it was good for her to get away from her family – and she has said [moving to London] was the best thing that ever happened."
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The second part you talked about ... I don't want to get away from it, is the democratic, explain that, because that's another type of Silicon Valley company.
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But that was more than outweighed by the damage they did to their colleagues' productivity and by job churn, as people resigned to get away from them.
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We all know that if someone is preaching to you too much, trying to shove a message down your throat it's like, 'No, get away from me!
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Despite being 9-0 when leading after two periods, the Jets let this one get away from them and are now six points back of the Oilers.
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The Gathering is supposed to be the one time of year when thousands of Juggalos from across the country can get away from that sort of persecution.
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Even the Federal Emergency Management Agency is working to get away from the idea of 100-year floodplains and insurance tied only to mortgages in those areas.
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When I was a boy, my mother fled Panama with me, my brother and sister to get away from a Castro-like populist dictator named Arnulfo Arias.
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What is remarkable is that ultimately she said she was glad she failed sixth grade because it would mean she could "finally get away" from her bullies.
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CES 2019 is underway, and even if you're not a huge tech nerd, there's one theme that you won't be able to get away from: Smart home.
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After the incident, Curran told Extra that she was admiring some diamonds at Brown's house when a man started shouting at her to get away from them.
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Once the twins were moved to rehab at Blythedale, in Valhalla, the family moved too -- in part to get away from the hectic pace of the city.
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"We're never going to get away from that face-to-face, in-person outdoor experiences that girls love and that they want in girl scouting," Acevedo stated.
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Most of its recent reports have generally encouraged policymakers to get away from record low interest rates, but there was no such a message this time around.
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"I lived in fear that one day the Nazis would turn on me," he said through his lawyer, adding he wanted to get away from the camp.
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So many of us try so hard to get away from the "crazy, loud black woman" stereotype, and there I was, just making a spectacle of myself.
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This allowed Max Holloway to keep Aldo making big motions to get away from small feints and work up the pace with less effort on his end.
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There are some abominable clunkers in the shark movie canon, but any film that can get away from the tired cliche of monster-terrorizing-boat deserves praise.
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The 25-year-old quickly asked a friend to get away from him "because if you do, you know, you will go, too," he told his friend.
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"I said, 'Listen, what we've got to get away from is "Woe is me" — we've got to get back to who you are,'" Manager Terry Collins said.
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I live in Florida, and I don't have to suffer through long winters, but in the summer we yearn to get away from the heat and humidity.
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As a result, the scene is funny, squirm-inducing — so squirm-inducing that even Gary is itching to get away from Selina — and heartbreaking all at once.
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"I think people come downtown to get away from buildings like that," Schrager said, on a Sunday morning a few weeks ago, sitting at his kitchen table.
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Still, it had been a while since I last saw Joyce, and it's good to get away from the bright lights and urban chaos now and then.
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Too many people want to work from home for the wrong reasons: They are basically seeking comfort and the chance to get away from being held accountable.
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If and when you finally get away from them, and get a massive "reputation" multiplier (the game's version XP), it feels like an honest-to-God escape.
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The story line is a guy who's a drug dealer but is trying to get away from that life and be a better man for his family.
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But I felt like the MPC and shit wasn't enough, so I needed to go more and more analog, and just kinda get away from the electronics.
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"In the spirit of the rule, to me, it appeared that he grabbed him, and that's what I think they're trying to get away from," Girardi said.
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They let 5-2 ninth inning lead get away from them Saturday and did little damage Sunday until Odubel Herrera's two-run home run in the ninth.
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That's the story you're likely to hear a fair amount of on Wednesday, a day after the Toronto Raptors let a mammoth opportunity get away from them.
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But Cerrone will also need to use his feet to get away from the early rushes, something that he has been slightly worse at in the past.
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But it's so baked into the show's DNA, thanks to being present from the very first, that the show can never get away from it for long.
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In fact, he was trying to get away from music in order to make a practical living for himself—one that didn't depend on hanging in clubs.
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Anyone who has ever worked in hospitality will know the burning need to get away from that looped playlist featuring "Happy" at least four times per shift.
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One big difference in Martin's version of the story is he says he was trying to get away from the gunmen -- not chasing them -- when he crashed.
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And as a person addicted to drugs, it was hard to get away from an environment awash in pills and heroin, much less get into sustained recovery.
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Most pilots did whatever they could to get away from them as quickly as possible, which says nothing about their courage but a lot about their intelligence.
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"If you don't take the time to meet people and get away from tourist areas, you are really missing on the cultural experience of travel," Ofer said.
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"I want to make the big leagues and help my mother, so we can buy a house and get away from this," Salcedo said in an interview.
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When you come across these types of employees, who are chronically irritating, it's best to get away from the situation and remove yourself from them, says Foster.
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He said it was more likely the animal could not find a good purchase on the girl's leg, allowing her to get away from it more easily.
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Kenia and Michael landed in Dilley in July 2018 after they left Honduras to get away from a man who Kenia said had started to stalk her.
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These sexy stars are strippin' down and bringing the heat in this pics ... they're making sure to soak up every second they get away from the cold!
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"He's really not that exciting," one reveler, who was attempting to get away from the crush of Avenatti fans, said as she tried to avoid the fuss.
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Screams were heard by a Reuters reporter on the scene, with authorities widening a cordoned-off area and telling passers-by to get away from the scene.
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And yet, I can't get away from the feeling that once a month, I do struggle with physical tasks, that drumming is a lot harder for me.
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When you're on one leg you can't get away from Henderson and he actually has the chance to run in and hit you with the right hand.
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After 14 years in the city, you need to get away from time to time — just shut everything off to keep the world from closing in on you.
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According to a statement, Laneta Lester was staying at the Citronelle, AL, home where the bodies were found to get away from Dearman, who she says was abusive.
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You know, I wasn't here three years ago, but three years ago under Chair Yellen's leadership, the Fed decided that it was time to get away from zero.
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I think what we can do best as journalists and citizens is, whenever practical, get away from narrow political effects and put things in the proper, larger context.
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"When you get away from it, with these amazing night skies, you realize that your imagination opens up—you understand that we're part of something so much bigger."
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But I think that all of us need to get away from the soap opera of international politics and think about the practical issues that are at stake.
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She explains that Noah was using Helen to get away from his own family and that Helen was too much of a narcissist and control-freak to notice.
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"They were smaller, probably more playful, and also had to scurry up into the trees to get away from predators more frequently than the adults did," said DeSilva.
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" Denton downplayed Thiel's behind-the-scenes role for the change, instead saying it's part of a broader internet phenomenon to get away from the "tidal wave of obnoxiousness.
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But it's also revealing, because it makes it abundantly clear that net neutrality needs to get away from lawyers and judges and be written into the actual law.
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Nick: I always expected Rick to get away from his initial predicament, so I didn't find it all that surprising when he wound up lumbering through the woods.
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"I really wanted to create something that helps people get away from [the news cycle], something that brought a little bit of joy into people's lives," she says.
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Even though all the negative stigma came around it... everybody can relate to the idea of wanting to get through a problem or get away from a problem.
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E.ON and its peers need to get away from pure commodity supply and understand customer wishes better if they wanted to tap into future growth pools, Ossadnik said.
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The worst part of it begins around the 2-minute mark and shows dinosaurs running into the ocean to get away from the volcanic explosions and subsequently drowning.
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A Princess from Zimbabwe with a large inheritance wants to run away with James Veitch to get away from her wicked uncle because life is a fairy tale.
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After our armored vehicle took a direct hit we dashed from house to house to get away from the encroaching ISIS fighters, eventually ending up in Mattar's home.
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The problem with avoiding both false positives and negatives, though, is that the more you do to get away from one, the closer you get to the other.
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But, since we don't all have the luxury of dropping to the ground to get away from politics, it's important we all get out there and vote tomorrow.
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I can't get away from bloatware Samsung's Galaxy line of smartphones has long been plagued by bloatware apps pre-installed by either Samsung itself, or its carrier partners.
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"Personally, I wish there was a place where we could go on Sundays in the Fall and kind of get away from politics for three hours," he says.
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That's the language of the social network, which was built to get away from the trolling and abuse that's ruined the microblogging site for many of its users.
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"Office workers are still afraid of talking about their stories publicly... There are many loopholes where companies can take minimal actions and get away from it," Lee said.
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Vault 88 is a place where you can get away from all of the troubles that plague the Commonwealth, and just kind of screw around for a while.
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Unfortunately, sometimes that excitement and our desire for new drinks get away from us, and we have trouble deciphering between actual menu items and totally made up ones.
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While he's written plenty of music of varying genres — he recently released his 13th studio album — he can't seem to get away from catchy, feel-good rock songs.
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Gregg told a judge that he had pleaded guilty because he wanted to get away from poor conditions in the Oklahoma County Jail, according to the Washington Post.
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If and when we get to that future, we might appreciate having tools on hand to make sense of what's happened and how to get away from it.
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My mom was pregnant with my little brother, and she had to take me and climb up on the roof to get away from the water and sewage.
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Half of all Americans have left a job in order to "get away from a manager" at some point in their careers, according to a study from Gallup.
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I get away from my natural setting and participate in hobbies while my work habits are big-picture thinking (or traveling to the future as I call it).
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"I kind of let it get away from me a little bit after the two outs, but just be better tomorrow if I get it again," Britton said.
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"We actually tried to get away from the circular shape for a while," CEO Rory MacKean told TechCrunch ahead of today's pitch off appearance at TC Sessions: Robotics.
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To get away from my desk (and the ringing phone), I would sit in a small neighborhood park, my mood perfectly matched by gray skies and leafless trees.
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Many reviewers say they are pleased to get away from aluminum and plastic trays, and also offer a tip to make the trays work easier: don't overfill them!
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