"We can get by with Europe growing minimally," he said.
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In fact, they get by with using just 15 — 3.141592653589793.
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The poor new arrivals, meanwhile, get by with almost nothing.
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Maybe I could get by with 6 hours of sleep.
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You really can get by with less when you travel.
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Instead, many can get by with jeans and jogger pants.
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I couldn't get by with the money I was earning.
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That endurance enables Baik to get by with a short bench.
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Even celebrities get by with a little help from their friends.
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In France, he would have to get by with only one.
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Who needs two g's when you can get by with one?
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But most leaders know they can get by with only English.
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You can get by with a little help from your friends.
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But truthfully, you get by with a little help from your friends!
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I could easily get by with a bluetooth speaker and a smartphone.
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Other developing countries get by with a far less populous public sector.
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How many great artists can get by with just their first name?
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Translation -- you can't get by with raw talent at the NBA level.
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In the wild, crocodiles can get by with only the occasional meal.
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No wonder so many office workers must get by with noise-reducing headphones.
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This would allow crops such as alfalfa to get by with less water.
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Once again, Facebook could get by with a little help from its friends.
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I'm not one of those people who can get by with minimal rest.
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WeWork must now try to get by with a much smaller financial infusion.
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The tax base declines, and towns need to get by with fewer teachers.
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A big informal economy allows young workers to arrangiarsi (get by, with odd jobs).
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Mr Son's empire has become too big to get by with patchy, amateur governance.
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In fact, most kids can get by with models that cost less than $500.
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YouTube is not supported natively, but you can get by with the web browser workaround.
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Los Angeles (CNN)He really does get by with a little help from his friends.
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If you can get by with less storage space, the standard G6 is great, too.
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The adorable candy lady and I get by with images of candy and my broken Spanish.
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Individual policyholders will decline as households get by with one car, or no car at all.
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If you're only looking for a few tweaks, you can get by with the cheaper tier.
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In the past, pre-seed startups could get by with just an MVPP (Minimum Viable PowerPoint).
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And I'm quite sure that actual pros won't be able to get by with a $1,299 machine.
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That's been fine in the past: aggressive pricing allowed OnePlus to get by with an average camera.
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"I was able to get by with just Tylenol, but I have a pretty high pain tolerance."
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I relied on traditional antiperspirants for times when I really couldn't get by with smelling slightly musky.
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I am supposed to have four puffs, but I would think, 'Can I get by with one?
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"If they think they can get by with $15 million quarters, they're wrong," said the Democratic fundraiser.
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You just can't get by with a little more than half of what your rivals are raising.
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Can you get by with checking only your ski gear and living out of a carry-on?
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Superhero movies can get by with a less-than-memorable villain if their other elements are strong.
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In the short term, he said, India might get by with a local alternative to genetically modified cotton.
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Just put your head down and take your licks, get by with a little help from your friends.
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You didn't have to worry about creating noble citizens; you could get by with rationally self-interested ones.
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"People are struggling so much to get by with the hours they have as it is," she said.
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It seems that the Bachelorettes get by with a little help from their producer friends, especially on night one.
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Long gone are the days when you could get by with a cheap Wi-Fi router in your home.
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So many Americans are struggling to get by, with no hope for saving for the future, much less retirement.
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If you don't have super curly or kinky hair, you could probably get by with one of these guys.
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He didn't move—there was plenty of room for the frantic woman to get by with her ugly stroller.
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These people are used to being able to get by with their big working memories to solve these problems.
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Perhaps Thoreau could get by with an Alphasmart, but some of us benefit from a more collaborative way of working.
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They were taking chances, making mistakes, and trying to get by with the best evidence they had at the time.
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In their everyday lives, many transgender men, like Mr. Harvie, get by with run-of-the-mill boxers or briefs.
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The city is known for its vibrant food and local culture, and is easy to get by with just English.
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If automated checkout kiosks let Maine supermarkets get by with fewer cashiers, that might make more people available to plow snow.
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If you can get by with five, you'll be rewarded with a class-leading powertrain, astounding technology and delightful driving dynamics.
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A number of Quora users mentioned that intelligent people feel like they can get by with less effort than other people.
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Since she doesn't have bills and was practicing frugality, she was able to get by with just 10% for spending money.
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Men could get by with a beautifully cut shirt and little else, I understood, but what was the equivalent for women?
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In this case it's obvious that instead of remembering every number, you can get by with remembering just one: the running sum.
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Trump's loans and a heavy dose of media coverage had allowed the campaign to get by with minimal fundraising during the primaries.
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On Earth, Orpheus can get by with batteries, but that won't cut it on an alien planet, where batteries can't be recharged.
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Normally, I can get by with using phablet-sized devices with relative ease, but the V20 is strictly a two-handed operation.
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I let go of the fantasy of a massive payday and taught myself instead to get by with the shepherding of sums.
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But with the advent of software-defined radios, most hobbyists can get by with a $153 plug-in dongle and an antenna.
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With two young sons, Mr. Fohr and his wife decided they could no longer get by with her driving a Ford Focus.
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We grilled top stylists for their tips, plus on when to splurge and when you can get by with the cheap ones.
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Video: A doctor at that hospital, which is struggling to get by with a few dozen ventilators, offered a rare look inside.
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Ultimately, she was able to get by with some help at home for a number of weeks until she had fully recovered.
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Hutchinson: You know, that's a very good question, because we have let China get by with not meeting World Trade Organization standards.
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Either Mainers will need to pay higher taxes or get by with reductions in other services in order to keep their roads plowed.
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But it's also a moving portrait of humans just trying to get by, with performances that bring warmth and life to its premise.
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After leaving behind a kiosk that he ran, Ahmed and his wife are struggling to get by with prices skyrocketing in recent weeks.
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After oil extended its climb Friday, "Fast Money" traders debated whether some energy companies could get by with the commodity at current levels.
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If you wanted to forego all instructional help, which is never a smart idea, you’d probably get by with minimal frustration.
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At present, you can get by with just one or two major streaming services and still have access to most of your favorite shows.
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That means people in Austria or Ireland purchasing a Google Home or Home Mini will have to get by with the languages that are available.
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Today, 40 years after the release of his seminal album, Nuriddin often struggles to get by, with money from his records struggling to trickle down.
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MOBILE HOMES Vladimir de Fontenay's feature stars Imogen Poots as a single, homeless mother who hustles to get by with her 278-year-old son.
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To keep things really simple, Iachini says, many investors can get by with two just index funds: a stock index and a diversified bond index.
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You can get by with a cheaper suit, but the cost becomes worth it when you hear people say you're the best Santa they've ever seen.
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Sounding like any other manager of a highly regulated business, he complains that ordinary cafés that stock cocaine behind the counter get by with no restraints.
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"It's really a sad, sad day if Hillary becomes president, because she has allowed her husband to get by with this type of stuff," she said.
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Manufactured plastic as we know it has been around for about 110 years, and Lecomte says we could easily get by with much less of it.
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The White House can get by with just easing off the brakes on new regulations a bit by year's end, kicking and screaming all the while.
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The bye weeks are over, and so are the days of having to get by with the likes Cole Beasley and Joe Flacco in your lineup.
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Men on the other hand, can generally get by with two pairs: Sneakers and loafers, which can be worn both during the day and at night.
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Depending on the images' condition, you may be able to get by with full-featured free apps, like Photos from Apple, Google Photos or Microsoft Photos.
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Still, with the national unemployment rate matching a 50-year low, many retailers are having to get by with fewer seasonal workers than in the past.
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"If you can get by with using less, then if you're in an environment that has less, you're going to be more successful," Dr. Meir said.
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You can get by with a single app for music, maps, notes, and calendars, but when it comes to managing your money, no one app will do.
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But Yammoo has written before that she won't do TV appearances or accept money for sponsored videos because she can get by with support from her fans.
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A smaller home, around 2,000 to 4,000 square feet, should be able to get by with a two-pack of Velop routers, which it's selling for $349.99.
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He was a character you could get by with in actual fights, but he made your team inherently better with a simple press of the assist button.
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For people wealthy enough to attend wine country casual weddings, the male guests (and potentially the groom) can get by with light slacks and a button-down.
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Upon opening the app, users have to get by with a Bing search engine, a Johnson & Johnson-sponsored baby advice app, and a number of other sponsored apps.
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And while it's an ideal sheer coverage now, I wouldn't have ever been able to get by with this level of coverage before I cleared my skin up.
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"A year ago, we managed to get by with the money sent from abroad," says Omaira Rodriguez, a retiree who lives in the sprawling Caracas slum of Petare.
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You can sub in cod or halibut, and you can get by with less oil than the recipe calls for — think 2/3 of a cup or so.
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" For instance, people in warm countries may not need housing, he says, and "a poor agricultural laborer in the tropics can get by with little clothing and transportation.
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Almost nobody, in other words, is really rethinking how their business works from the ground up to try to integrate technology and get by with fewer service workers.
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Sure, most people get by with the squishiness of those membrane keyboards Apple and Dell throw in the box, but those sheep live in a blissful state of unawareness.
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Like myself, you might think you can get by with your 10GB (or less) of 4G LTE data per month now, but for 5G applications, it won't be enough.
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There was some thought Harvey might be able to get by with a non-surgical option, but as Boras mentioned it would be temporary, and not guaranteed to work.
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While most businesses can get by with property damage coverage, general liability coverage, and workers' comp, Somers also explained you need to know the risks specific to your industry.
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In the isolated fishing villages of northwestern Russia, commuting distance from the top of the world, residents get by with the help of things that fall from the sky.
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A lot of times if all I'm doing is learning lines for the day and just trying to get by with that, it doesn't seem to happen as well.
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An Indian villager spends little or nothing on housing, heat or child care, and a poor agricultural laborer in the tropics can get by with little clothing or transportation.
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What emerges, however, plays less like social commentary than simply fulfilling an obligation, while hoping to get by with whatever sizzle the casting of Miley Cyrus brings to the party.
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You'll have to get by with just a $10 discount on the Smart Keyboard for the 9.7-inch iPad Pro and Smart Keyboard Folio for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
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A talented but inexperienced roster returned, and as coach Geno Auriemma put it last month, he'd prefer experience because "you can get by with less talent" if you have it.
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"You're creating incentives for hotels and airports to find ways to get by with fewer workers," said Michael R. Strain, director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Most people get by with a good job, a nice car or a decent salary, but I identified more with the other side of my double life: hooliganism and ego.
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Some in urban centers like New York and Washington, DC, might be able to get by with the money they get from other sources, including corporate underwriters and individual donations.
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THE CLOSER And finally … With the vast majority of Americans practicing social distancing, some families are looking to get by with a little help from their newly-adopted furry friends.
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If I can be well-versed on most of their portfolio, I can get by with saying, "That's a good question, let me get back to you," on other parts.
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Local media reported that developers could get by with fabricated ISBN numbers or circumvent the rule by publishing in an overseas iOS App Store first and switching to China later.
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"For the Moon, you can get by with more weight — more weight in your portable life-support system that will provide you with oxygen and the right temperature," says de León.
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The MPAA would call it an R, but really it could get by with a PG-13 and a reminder for the squeamish that this is a full-contact zombie movie.
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That's according to a 2017 GOBankingRates report, which determined just how much you need to earn each year to get by with a minimum of stress in the biggest U.S. cities.
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The series, now in its third season, offers charming vignettes of New Yorkers trying to get by with a little help from an affable weed dealer known only as The Guy.
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The big questions: Will Iran stay in the deal and try to get by with support from China, Russia, Turkey and India and the proceeds from oil smuggled on murky markets?
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A single mammalian cell might contain as many as 10 million ribosomes; a single cell of the bacterium Escherichia coli, or E. coli, might get by with just tens of thousands.
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If you can get by with Sling Blue or Orange — channel lineups are always available on the company's website — then Sling TV might still make sense over cable or its competitors.
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The insured who previously were able to get by with cheap insurance, or none at all, would now be forced to pay more to subsidize the coverage of poorer and sicker Americans.
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"No one company can create all the innovation": Cybersecurity isn't like word processing — most companies can't get by with a single vendor or single program to perform all the functions it requires.
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One of the country's top industry groups this month proposed cutting the amount of protein used in livestock feeds, saying animals could get by with less than is required at the moment.
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"While our student athletes struggle to get by with basic necessities such as food and clothing, universities and the NCAA make millions off of their talent and labor," Bradford said in a statement.
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Roads could get plowed faster and cheaper, making life more convenient for everyone but also letting the state get by with lower taxes or more state workers spending their time on non-snow projects.
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"I know people who manage to get by with four or five hours of sleep each night, and function just fine," Kress says in Episode 215 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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But only for some people, and only if you're willing get by with a mobile OS. iPads and Android tablets and 2-in-1s, transformers and Surface Pros can all exist alongside one another.
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Israel has never been an easy place for single Eritrean men, who, after surviving the perilous trek to Israel, have struggled to get by with low-paying work and without social and familial ties.
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Dogs that tend to do well on the leash can get by with traditional nylon or leather collars, while dogs that tend to pull on the leash may require a halter or prong collar.
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Oh it works for the Donald and all of his hacks As they go 'bout promoting their retrograde acts Don't fret if your documentation is lax You can always get by with alternative facts!
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The title phrase reflects the idea that just because you've been able to get by with your counterproductive habits doesn't mean you'll be able to reach the top of your field with those same tendencies.
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The President is expected to release his full budget proposal in the coming weeks, but his administration has rolled out budget priorities that have many in Washington contemplating how agencies will get by with less.
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We do what we do and bring Long Beach the best food - mostly made here but we always get by with a little help from our friends- and we don't want it any other way.
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Another option is to fire some employees and get by with a smaller staff or reduce the staff even more and replace servers with table-top tablets that require customers to place their own orders.
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Generally speaking, if you&aposre young and single, and you don&apost have dependents or big debt obligations, you can get by with a minimal amount of life insurance — or maybe even none at all.
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But when you take $600 billion out of the American health care system and funnel it to a small, elite group of people, the inevitable result is that everyone else has to get by with less.
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But when you take $600 billion out of the American health care system and funnel it to a small elite group of people, the inevitable result is that everyone else has to get by with less.
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Investors used to clear earnings estimates in the form of analyst forecasts may have to get by with less information as many companies have pulled their guidance due to the uncertainty of the outbreak on business.
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Nasser Alobeid, who worked as a security guard in Syria, is still jobless, and he and his wife, Neveen Alassad, get by with a $1,100 monthly welfare check, food stamps and help from the local community.
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And for the record, the last time Trump was pushed to provide answers under oath during the Mueller investigation, he managed to get by with just submitting written answers, and even those may have contained falsehoods.
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It's a first step many of us take reluctantly, wrestling with how best to phrase our qualifications and ultimately hoping to get by with just a couple tweaks to the same format we've been using since college.
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And it's a great way to repurpose an old machine too—the makers of Remix OS suggest a minimum spec of a 2.0GHz dual-core processor and 2GB of RAM, but you can get by with less.
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I split my savings between a high-yield savings account and a certificate of depositWhile I figured I could get by with a $10,103 emergency fund, I decided to double my savings goal and aim for $20,000.
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After less than a month of consultation, a panel of academic engineering experts convened by the governor determined the subway, damaged by 2012's Hurricane Sandy, could get by with a limited, nights-and-weekends shutdown instead.
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He always has personal vintage boomboxes to loan (and cassettes for those with their own); but you can also get by with a track available to download, play through a smartphone app or stream on SoundCloud (unsilentnight.com).
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Although you might get by with a tiny sewing kit from the dollar store, you&aposll be more successful and maybe even become quite skilled by using the best basic sewing tools like the Singer Start 1304.
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Former coach Chip Kelly used to complain that there were too many reporters covering the team and wondered why they couldn't get by with only one or two instead of the roughly 30 who followed him every day.
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On the third floor of a building directly opposite the site of the explosion, George MacDonald, 113, was forced to get by with three open windows, which were partly shattered in the blast and now impossible to close.
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Honestly, this tainted reputation of the earth's shark population is a sort of a shame, really, because they're just big fish trying get by in the same way we're small primates trying to get by with wellness and skincare.
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How does it feel to be from an area where people who make decisions that affect our everyday lives move around freely, yet there are still people struggling to get by with limited resources just a couple miles away?
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Instead of having a rainy-day fund on hand, employers in the affected industries are trying to get by with as little as one to two months' revenue on hand, in the form of cash or short-term securities.
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Having recently had a stretch of their schedule in which they had three off days in the span of eight days, the Indians were able to get by with four starters, so Clevinger was sent to Columbus to start a game.
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But since going naked in public isn't an option, we get by with clothing that doesn't feel like clothing — those loose, drapey styles that barely touch our bodies, catch welcome breezes, and protect our skin from sticking to every surface.
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And depending on future tax law, Mr. Choi said that retirees with Roth accounts could get by with smaller contributions than those with 401(k)'s because they won't have to pay as much tax on the savings they withdraw.
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And even the big action sequence — that sea battle — was set at night (when it's easier to get by with less impressive computer effects) and shot in a bunch of disorienting medium shots that also presumably kept the budget down.
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Clevinger had been in the rotation, but was optioned to Columbus when the Indians had a recent stretch of their schedule in which they had three off days in the span of eight days, and were able to get by with four starters.
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The sudden and precipitous shutdowns across the economy are forcing the Trump administration and lawmakers to contemplate which industries need targeted rescues — to keep them from collapsing entirely — and which can get by with broader support for struggling workers across the nation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — If you've ever wondered how much room you might need for a gallery, pay a visit to the artist-run co-op Tiger Strikes Asteroid, and you'll see that you can get by with very little.
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But they have never figured out how to bridge the distance between their opportunistic criticisms of the law and the basic fact that their plans lean harder into high deductibles, high copays, and letting people who can't afford good insurance get by with bad insurance.
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The Navy used to be able to deploy up to five ARGs at one time, however the fleet is no longer the size it used to be in the 2000s and the service is working on a strategy to get by with fewer ARGs and as fewer amphibs overall.
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Last year Microsoft offered the Surface Laptop starting at $999 with a measly 4GB of RAM (an option nobody should even consider in 2018), but with Surface Laptop 2, it's doubled it, making even the entry-level computer a good machine if you can get by with less storage.
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You'd get by with that car, and you'd be able to do a lot of things with it, but it wouldn't be as convenient as a car that could go in reverse," Kimball, a professor of economics at the University of Michigan, said Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Trump poses a threat to Cruz's presidential ambitions because, unlike the Texan, he does not seem to possess an electoral playbook, and instead can get by with something Cruz lacks: a lot of potential voters seem to like him and are titillated by the idea of him as president.
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Part of me is convinced I can do motherhood differently, that I can buck the excess and get by with a single handmade wooden toy that my unborn daughter takes to college with her, and the solitary pair of black leggings I just keep pulling lower and lower.
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With approximately half of the debate's 90 minutes dedicated to the GOP nominee, it will be far more difficult than in past debates for Trump to get by with sweeping statements that he is accustomed to making at rallies and in interviews, particularly given that Clinton's strong suit is policy.
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We only gave it a brief mention in the processor section, but many Intel CPUs now come with a decent amount of graphics processing power built in, enough for most users to get by with a bit of web browsing, Twittering, essay writing and even light image editing and gaming.
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The numbers don't wholly reflect the increased feelings of security among those who finally have full-time work, who had latched onto part-time jobs or been bumped around as anxious employers, rattled by the anti-business Obama White House, tried to get by with as few employees as possible.
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It's not going to back up absolutely everything on your system—the settings for you applications will be toast, but as long as you keep an eye on where your files are, and are prepared to pay Microsoft for some cloud server space, you can get by with OneDrive on its own.
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Some hothead in North Korea starts testing his nuclear missiles every day of the week and twice on Sunday, and suddenly people are demanding a ban on these "weapons of mass destruction," saying that only the military needs that kind of power, and that civilians can get by with regular old missiles.
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These people have become quite a focus of our curiosity ever since Ying Hui Fu, PhD, a professor at the University of California San Francisco, led a team in 2009 that discovered a genetic mutation that might explain why some people can get by with far less shut-eye than the rest of us.
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Her collaborations with rappers were foundational, and many of the most important ones are here, including "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By" with Method Man and "Can't Knock the Hustle" with Jay-Z (from his debut album, "Reasonable Doubt"), though the latter is only on the physical versions of this release.
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She says walking is less wearing and fatiguing than running, so she can get by with only a 15-minute nap or two, and continue logging miles until midnight to meet a daily average of about 60 miles required over the race's 52 days to complete the 3,100 miles, well beyond the distance from New York to Los Angeles.
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But Hollywood almost never makes these sorts of movies anymore, which means they've shifted over to TV. Yet where a movie can get by with only one or two conflicts, TV needs many small conflicts that fit under the umbrella of its larger ones, which is where so many movie screenwriters get tripped up, including Dubuque.
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But during this week's post-seminar tea and biscuits—rosehips and a little shaving of premium kush, alongside some homemade scones, because only the best for my guests—we all agreed that, for a 6-foot-6 dude who is only nineteen years old, that was a three-point shot you might be able to get by with in the NBA, sooner or later.
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