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The conversation cannot stop as our schedules get busy again.
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We lose interest, unmatch, get busy with our lives, ghost.
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That may help you find opportunities to get busy again.
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It's just I'm trying my best not to get busy.
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And when restrooms get busy, they can also get messy.
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"It don't get busy here much these days," he says.
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It tends to get busy before and after Steelers games.
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Their voters expect them to get busy fulfilling that promise.
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Now it was time for the humans to get busy.
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"The Shawshank Redemption" (1994) "Get busy living or get busy dying" is just one of the quotable lines from Frank Darabont's adaptation of this Stephen King prison story, anchored by Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman.
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And get busy on doing Casey's voice for AI or whatever.
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I clean and sometimes pick up deliveries when things get busy.
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We know what we want, we just have to get busy.
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The other diners get busy taking pictures and video of Kim.
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It's time for you to get busy and tackle your responsibilities.
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Things in the children's intensive care unit began to get busy.
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Get busy so you can take advantage of scholarships and grants.
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"The conversation cannot stop as our schedules get busy again," Wade said.
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We get busy and we forget when setting down these little things.
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And if it's gonna get fixed, we're gonna need to get busy.
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If you have a standing date to get busy at 10 a.m.
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And even if your manager has the best intentions, things get busy.
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Some shit was for an album, some shit was just to get busy.
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We became pretty fond of a BBW lady and would get busy together.
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Thursday is my cleaning night, so I put on music and get busy.
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We had to keep them frozen, and then unfreeze them and get busy.
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Not wanting to get busy because the sex is bad is one thing.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Leo this morning, encouraging you to get busy.
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Check out 10 of the magazine's top summer destinations, and get busy booking.
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That's as markets get busy and exchanges are processing more and more messages.
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The Droid Depot doesn't have the same reservation system, but can get busy.
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There are a few points to remember before you get busy sharing, though.
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While the road can get busy, traffic speeds are generally low, the spokesperson added.
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If I were running Apple, I would get busy on the next great thing.
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So why are the married among us failing to get busy with each other?
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And that means, when time constricts and things get busy, friendships often get bumped.
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It's pretty much the only way to get busy people to respond to you.
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This is just scheduling out so when you get busy, you don't look inactive. 6.
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When your mom is Chrissy Teigen, you're bound to get busy in the kitchen, too.
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Well, that's a really tough question, because Physarum polycephalum doesn't get busy like us humans.
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On the other hand, once these button-whackers get busy, the elevator is already destabilized.
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They absolutely WILL watch you get busy with your honey, and maintain eye contact throughout.
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Half the year is almost gone by fighting there, so I want to get busy.
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Now it looks like at least some of them could get paid to get busy.
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The upshot: Eligible couples need to get busy if they want to use this approach.
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The vote must also be a promise from Democrats to get busy on climate change.
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Check out 553 of the magazine's top budget-friendly summer destinations, and get busy booking.
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Better to get busy and paint one themselves than advocate the removal of this one.
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Allowances start with good intentions, but then people tend to get busy and forget about them.
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If it's good enough for the man who sang "Get Busy," it's good enough for me.
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If you usually have sex in bed, get busy on the couch or in the kitchen.
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Dear internet, I have a simple request: can we get busy on the thawing trend now?
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We probably had just finished f—ing or were about to slip away and get busy.
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But, as Garg soon discovered, when doctors and nurses get busy, they don't love a dashboard.
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And you will get busy doing what Barbara Bush spent a majority of her life doing.
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Who has the time or desire to roll up their sleeves and get busy with code?
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Before you get busy, challenge them to a jump rope contest or a game of Operation.
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These are not easy policy questions, so we need to get busy discussing our way forward.
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Which was that change was coming, so you better get busy moving fast and breaking things.
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We have the technology, we just need the politicians to roll up their sleeves and get busy.
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So now's the time to get busy and watch all nine movies to get ready for Solo.
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And that provides an opportunity for cash-rich companies like Cisco to get busy buying other companies.
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If they're going to present themselves as enlightened alternatives to that messy world they better get busy.
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Coleman, of course, is more than willing to assure her otherwise, and they get busy on the bed.
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But they usually get busy with work or with their own lives, or move away to bigger cities.
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So if you're feeling disillusioned waking up to the result this morning, get busy doing something about it.
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I log into my computer and get busy while listening to Amazon Music playlists (50 Great '12s Songs!).
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I am full but there's more Cinnabon Delights cakes to eat so I gotta get busy with that.
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" 23:43 PM I ask Butt when things start to get busy in Fried Chicken Pizza Hot. "Busy?
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"Once I get busy in the field, I ain't going to have time for this stuff," he said.
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The Moon enters Aquarius this afternoon, encouraging you to get busy crossing items off your to-do list.
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But you are looking to get busy on an airplane, prepare yourself for possible embarrassment (and a strained back).
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But, apparently, this phenomenon is quite common — plenty of folks want to get busy with people they really dislike.
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The coffee shop starts to get busy around 4.75:453, so I head into my office across the street.
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Welcome back from the U.S. Labor Day holiday — it's about to get busy in the tech and media industries.
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A long list of "official" (celebrity) accounts you can get busy following with a tap on the Add button.
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It does get busy sometimes if there are events going on but other than that, traffic is pretty easy.
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Please, please help me cover the "Medicare for All" debate, things'll get busy on that front soon I'm sure.
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So expect to get busy promoting yourself, talking about your skills, or meeting with higher-ups or potential employers.
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"I wanted to put my hands and my feet in, get busy being part of making history," she said.
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"You get busy and you feel like you don't deserve it and you need to earn it," she said.
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Between paying all your bills, advancing in your career and maintaining a social life, your 20s can get busy.
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The pantries get busy around Thanksgiving, and that means the organization has to collect a whole lot of food.
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There was a massive square next to the Tower, so I assumed the line must get busy at times.
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And with the first production Model 3 officially complete, we're guessing things are going to get busy there very soon.
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There's a bright side: Something could happen that will kick you in the butt and inspire you to get busy.
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In Mecca, during the summer, between June and September, temperatures can reach 120 degrees Fahrenheit, and the streets get busy.
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A. and I get busy, and then we watch the second half of the debate while eating brie and sourdough.
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This one has some real winners: BIG IF, GET BUSY, WE'RE IN LUCK, BLAST ZONES and ZINES are all delightful.
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This one has some real winners: BIG IF, GET BUSY, WE'RE IN LUCK, BLAST ZONES and ZINES are all delightful.
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The nurse practitioner on duty told them it was not uncommon for the ER to get busy after big games.
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And with President Trump's serial disregard, it is time for a clear law -- members of Congress should get busy drafting it.
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Here's all the cool new stuff you can get busy with once you've installed the upgrade on your laptop or desktop.
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With the year drawing to a close, it's time to get busy making holiday plans and winding up projects at work.
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I get busy ironing a bunch of work clothes while catching up on three episodes of This Is Us on Hulu.
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So you could swap in a fabric marker if you wanted and get busy creating souvenir t-shirts and the like.
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Just like little Charli Rose, give yourself a thumbs up, a wink to the camera, and get busy with that glitter.
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I will have to get busy because I'm pretty sure this is my last puzzle in The New York Times hopper.
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Any unused credits will roll over for three months, in case parents get busy and can't use the credits right away.
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And that means that things are about to get busy, because the NHL offseason is a bit of a weird beast.
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Later, writers had to find paper and a typewriter, or a laptop or desktop computer, to get busy with their storytelling.
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Instead, do an objective tally of the toll it's taking on you, and, if it's time to go, get busy today.
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Have Sex When It's Coolest Out Skip mid-afternoon sex and get busy in the evening or early morning, when it's coolest.
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They can become difficult to manage or they walk off set or they get busy with one project and can't shoot another.
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If you aren't subscribing to Amazon Prime or Hulu, perhaps it's time to download the PBS app and get busy streaming Poldark.
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On weekdays, I typically won't have a bite until at least 10:30 A.M. I just… I don't know, get busy early.
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Tap the Screen Recording button and a countdown starts, after which you can get busy doing whatever it is you want to record.
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There's a lot to play with there, and I do love a good toolset and corresponding big, dangerous playground to get busy with.
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Our energy, our effort and our ability to scramble ... we've got guys who can get busy on the defensive end of the floor.
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The agents said she died of a heroin overdose, and Olivia Pope & Associates get busy cleaning it up, led by Quinn (Katie Lowes).
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It makes some intuitive sense: the longer you live, the more time you have to get busy making babies, maximizing your reproductive potential.
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He works for a family-owned business, and when they get busy with orders, the pay of partners at the company gets delayed.
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Trump makes impulsive decisions and his spokespeople get busy spinning it, often in ways that directly contradict previous things he's said and done.
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This is also when you should get busy assembling a team of professionals that ideally includes an attorney, accountant, insurance consultant and financial planner.
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I want fewer responsibilities, more hours of daylight and whoever's going to die on the season finale of "Grey's Anatomy" to get busy dying.
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A floor-to-ceiling velvet curtain is also drawn to split the room and offer semi-privacy to members who want to get busy.
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Back in 2017, British health and beauty retailer Superdrug sent out a survey asking respondents the best time of the week to get busy.
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There are more problems coming around, that means the weak ones are going to fall by the wayside and I am about to get busy.
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Although Amy Schumer says it was rare she ever cooked before, the I Feel Pretty star never has to get busy in the kitchen now.
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If you're depending on lottery winnings to fund your retirement and the kids' college fund, you better get busy: the next drawing is Friday night.
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We get busy, we get tired, we have our lazy days, but being healthy is our main priority in life, so we make the time.
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Of course people can get busy, and some revealed that fluctuations in their mental health often have a lot to do with their ghosting patterns.
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Get busy helping someone else and see -- over time -- the things you might have in common, instead of only the things that might divide you.
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"Calendar management is the single most important thing, especially as you get busy and have more responsibilities," the CEO of JPMorgan Asset Management tells CNBC.
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But when it's time to get busy, these undercover rebels do, as when three sword-bearing would-be robbers try to knock the place over.
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Google users were ready to get busy in their own kitchens by searching for top recipes like beef stroganoff, apple crisps, corn casserole, and brine turkey.
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President Barack Obama has directed government agencies to get busy working on a solution, and the MRSN team at Walter Reed in part of that effort.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After disasters in the United States like Hurricane Harvey, lawyers get busy with lawsuits seeking to apportion blame and claim damages.
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"Calendar management is the single most important thing, especially as you get busy and have more responsibilities," the CEO of J.P. Morgan Asset Management tells CNBC.
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But if you want it to be an open international system as the U.S. has maintained in the naval domain, then you've got to get busy.
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If you're both so experienced that you could get busy blindfolded – and hey, that might even be your thing – find something neither of you have done before.
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When things get busy, that second step becomes a bottleneck; pharmacies often only have one pharmacist on hand, and they're often doing a dozen things at once.
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More broadly, they are a crucial link to players who sometimes vanish as they move to new cities, get busy with their families and start new careers.
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Get Busy Outdoors Whether in your own backyard or in a quiet part of the forest while camping, summer is the perfect time to try out outdoor sex.
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Hart calls out The Rock, Steve Harvey, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, Jay-Z, Beyonce, Justin Timberlake, Jerry Seinfeld, putting the spotlight on them to get busy and donate.
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We've never seen a website with quite so many different ways to get busy and meet people who happen to be into the same niche thing as you.
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I've never seen a website with quite so many different ways to get busy and meet people who happen to be into the same niche thing as you.
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But lacking the constant access to H2O that a merman has, sometimes you get busy and forget to drink...or you grab an IV of sugary caffeine instead.
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Administrators, students, teachers and parents need to get busy figuring out how to continue the education of our children while contributing to this community-wide public health effort.
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The phone makers all get busy doing so in about a month — which means it is also time to think about whether you need a new phone plan.
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I may have some of my colleagues chip in on sending daily links in the future when I get busy, so please be nice when they pop up.
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As for those lucky couples that are content with how often they get busy under the sheets, one study suggests they may not want to change a thing.
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And there won't be any need to fumble around with a cookbook or laptop — Alexa can walk you through the whole process while you get busy in the kitchen.
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Minaj herself has "liked" many of the comments pushing her to get busy on that fourth album of hers, and the Barbz just their girl back on the charts.
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The company, Pretty Woman, is selling what they call Passion Dust Intimacy Capsules, one of which is supposed to be inserted in the vagina an hour before you get busy.
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Third baseman Debs Garms will probably remain the greatest player in history named after a famous socialist until Mike Trout's son Bernie wins the 2037 MVP award (get busy, Mike).
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Mars enters Sagittarius on January 26, highlighting the sector of your chart that rules your social life—expect to get busy connecting with people at the end of the month.
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Men will flake for myriad reasons — they get busy with work or they're sick, or they'll just flat-out not answer your texts like they have no home training whatsoever.
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By the time my shift was ending, things had started to get busy in the store, and I ended up working an extra hour or so while people took breaks.
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She winds up linking up with Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), the head honcho of the MCU spy agency S.H.I.E.L.D., and the two get busy fighting some dangerous, shape-shifting aliens.
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If you want to earn big bucks — and do so over the whole course of your career — you might want to get busy studying medicine or boasting about your managerial skills.
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During the nation's bicentennial, scientists determined that the giant hooded tortoise was a discrete species in need of saving, and Diego was returned to his native land, ready to get busy.
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If I get busy and go eight hours without checking the feed, I will spent twenty minutes frantically catching myself back up on the inane goings on—artistically posed running shoes!
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Since Riot Grrrl, via early-2000s alternative style manual Cheap Date and Tumblr-feminist bible Girls Get Busy, the lines between politicized fanzine and quality production, high-cost magazines have blurred.
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The automaker is likely to get busy in November and December, attempting to make up for lost time in assembling vehicles such as pickup trucks and SUVs that are in high demand.
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In a post generating quite a lot of discussion, Tim Duy says that economists need to get busy thinking about the problem: The dry statistics on trade aren't working to counter Trump.
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"They were the nicest people ever, chatting with the kids from Stranger Things and dancing to Sean Paul's 'Get Busy' as well as a number of '90s throwback jams," says an onlooker.
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The new Dinnerly works like other recipe kits: the company sends you all the fresh ingredients based a number of set meals/portions, ready for you to get busy in the kitchen.
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As part of a collaboration with EE, we gave digital artist Bafic a Huawei P9 and asked him to get busy with the camera function, which includes some pretty great editing software.
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"Congress needs to get busy with their plan to un-rig the American economy and move on from unproductive policies, whether it be the BAT, VAT, or foreign minimum tax," Gardner said.
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When that sugar craving kicks in, you can simply hang it on your door and the kitchen will get busy putting together a confection that's three feet wide and one foot tall. FoodBeast.
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While Clinton was right to suggest the fact-checkers get busy on his statements -- many were misleading -- if I'm looking at who moved the needle tonight with voters, it was Trump, not Clinton.
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How to Get Glowing Skin and Bold Lips Like Huda Kattan Victoria's Secret Angels Lily Aldridge and Elsa Hosk also get busy filing papers in their high-shoulder Tom Ford blazers and jackets.
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Tommen's rightful heir to the Iron Throne, the next ruler of the Seven Kingdoms if he doesn't get busy with Margaery, is his own mother — via the most convoluted route of succession imaginable.
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That introspective landscape takes conscious effort to maintain: People get busy and have outside lives and aren't always thinking about what they can do to make themselves, their teams, and their company better.
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When food is trapped between your teeth and under your gums, bacteria get busy breaking it down, leaving behind putrid gases that smell like rotten eggs or worse (even as bad as poop).
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Send and receive text messagesScreenshot: GizmodoYou can also get busy text messaging on your Mac: That is, sending and receiving standards SMSes, as well as iMessages that sync automatically between Mac and iPhone nowadays.
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But the ultimate deal breaker for me is that they had already been stuck in the wilderness for several weeks when they found an abandoned cabin and finally warmed up enough to get busy.
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"They ought to get busy on some common sense changes to deal with the horrific problems that we've seen in the United States, not just this weekend but for years and years," he said.
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Congress returns this week after a Memorial Day break, with lawmakers needing to get busy on a pileup of legislation in a year shortened by the elections and by national political conventions in July.
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The visual also calls back X's work on Sean Paul's "Get Busy" as the dimly lit set highlight Toronto's West Indian roots while paying homage to the once frequent dancehall jams in the city.
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Flipp told us he's still super turnt that Odell chose his song to get busy to, and when we asked if he wants Odell to appear in the video, he made it clear ... HE DOES.
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On Monday, when you're back in the office and things are starting to get busy again, you can remember it fondly, your last big dessert before starting this whole January health-kick resolution in earnest.
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Exciting developments take place today, and a free-flowing energy is in the air—at least until tonight, when the moon enters Gemini and you realize you need to get busy with your career plans.
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The idea is to provide educational opportunities for detainees of all ages, so instead of getting involved in gang or violent activity behind bars, they get busy working toward a healthy reentry to society after Rikers.
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The day after the Kavanaugh confirmation vote, the House minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, called on her members to pull themselves together — "DON'T AGONIZE, ORGANIZE" — and get busy selling voters on the party's "For the People" agenda.
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Think of it as a matchmaker: The Greenland block is facilitating a hook up between weather disturbances pinwheeling across North America, and raising the odds that they'll meet and get busy somewhere off the Mid-Atlantic coast.
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Case in point, integrated graphics—GPUs now sit alongside CPUs at the heart of high-end smartphones, handling all the heavy lifting for the visuals so the main processor can take a breather or get busy with something else.
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With the House of Representatives' passage of the American Health Care Act and the Senate now working on its version of healthcare legislation, the Trump administration should get busy right now on "Phase II" of the ObamaCare repeal plan.
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Ever since before Inauguration Day, the path forward for Trump was plain from a political perspective: Let the investigations into the Russian hacking proceed, tell the public you're confident they'll find nothing, get busy with the running of the country.
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John Schneider's still busy plugging books and t-shirts as he walks into jail to serve 3 days -- but he could be looking at an even longer sentence if he doesn't get busy following a court order ... TMZ has learned.
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"I think they're taking advantage of it, and we don't want to miss that opportunity, so we're trying to get busy with our listings too and start getting our listings on the market early," said Barnett, the real estate agent.
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Thanks to video chat applications like Skype, you can now see one another — which means that you can get sexy with your partner over Wi-Fi, even if it's going to be a long time until you can get busy in real life.
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Newlyweds Jenessa and Brad McKillen of Ontario, Canada, were just trying to capture their special day at the bride's family's farm when the mood suddenly struck a couple of farm animals who just couldn't wait until the camera was packed to get busy.
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The main display of DJ talent we've seen Flex associated with is Turntable Tuesday—a weekly showcase on Hot 97 in which Flex invites guest DJs like Rob Swift, Scram Jones, and most recently, Just Blaze, to get busy on the 1s and 2s.
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"My wife had wanted to live here her whole life, since she was a little girl, and she followed me from farm to farm for 20 years—and, you know, once you get past 50, if you have a dream you'd better get busy," he said.
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"I've lost a lot of friends because I'll get busy for a short period of time, and they're not reaching out, but if I don't reach out, then it's like I've changed," Hadid admitted in her cover story for the June/July issue of Harper's Bazaar.
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And I think the first reaction was this really thriving scene that popped outside of it from people who rejected all that shit and were trying to get busy and try to find ways of defining things that was the opposite of what was out there.
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And the High Sparrow — who surely believes that Tommen is a bastard born of incest, but depends on his supposed legitimacy — tries to cement his position by ensuring the king and queen get busy making an heir, just in case Tommen isn't long for this world.
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Hand Dave access to your checking account and the app's machine learning algorithms will get busy crunching your spending data so the bear can warn you about pending transactions — like a monthly subscription for Netflix or your typical Saturday night Uber bill — which might push you into the red and incur an expensive bank penalty.
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They reveal that wildfire is a capricious enemy, but also indicate that there's more to preventing catastrophic loss of lives and property than the prescriptions offered by the president of the United States — whose tweets and public statements suggest that what California needs to do is hoard water, cut down trees to prevent fires spreading, and get busy raking.
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Any scientists out there not already occupied trying to preserve our dwindling ice caps needs to get busy hunting down an undiscovered species of bright-eyed, fire-breathing, hard-biting beetle, one that can take to the air like an angel of justice, with an army of other angry-ass beetles clamoring for change right behind her.
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" Standing in what appears to be his kitchen as he serves sausage and eggs to a pair of kids, Norton talks up his military service and support of President Trump — then delivers the punchline as he chops into a block of sausage: "When I get to Washington, I'm gonna get busy cutting the pork — NOT the sausage.
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We get busy and we might see the event, but then we don't think about the actual invitation or check in with our partner, if we have one, about the invitation until we're away from our computer and the e-vite's not in front of us, and it's so easy to then just respond via text message.
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"It's important to have these conversations with families about evidence as much as possible, but it's understandable that we all get busy and sometimes it's easy to grab an over-the-counter drug before talking to anyone about it," said Mark Malesker, a professor in the school of pharmacy at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, who wasn't involved in the poll.
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While the town's hostels and bare-bones restaurants get busy in the summer, there's virtually no Wi-Fi and electricity is minimal: Generators create enough refrigeration for a cold beer at an open-air restaurant, but not for a light in your dorm room (a bed in a dormitory in either the Viejo Lobo or Cabo Polonio Hostel costs around $30 a night, cash only).
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Whether it's "We Be Burnin'", "Get Busy", "Temperature", "Gimme the Light", "Breathe" with Blu Cantrell, "Baby Boy" with Beyoncé, or his feature on Sia's "Cheap Thrills" – which has been blasting through club doors and Uber windows for the duration of summer 2016, reaching number one in more than ten countries – you have probably had some sort of meaningful life experience to a song involving Sean Paul.
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