Let&aposs talk about it being tainted from the get-go, and whether or not it&aposs illegitimate from the get-go.
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He has the right intentions straight from the get go.
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Starting from the get-go at Monday's meeting, tensions are high.
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Right from the get-go I thought we dictated the game.
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You need something catchy from the get-go, a conversation starter.
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Let's get that out of the way from the get-go.
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Basically, it sounds like things were off from the get-go.
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Coshocton went for Trump from the get-go, sidelining Ohio Gov.
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You've got to get it all right from the get-go.
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Was this something you wanted to do from the get-go?
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With Search Party I was on from the very get-go.
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And sometimes, the ideas are just ridiculous from the get-go.
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There was a lot of emotion right from the get-go.
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Is that something you thought about building from the get-go?
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Samsung will hit a broad user base from the get go.
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Looks like he's making good on that from the get-go.
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"I had this positive outlook from the get-go," he said.
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Alden kind of has the Jack personality from the get-go.
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This deal, however, was a "done deal" from the get-go.
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Ordinarily, she would have been teaching it from the get-go.
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Tonight, I was able to do that from the get go.
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We try to help people understand that from the get-go.
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You need to try to make birdies from the get-go.
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REILLY I think it was pretty obvious from the get-go.
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Why are the applicant pools so unbalanced from the get-go?
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It's been part of the game plan from the get-go.
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I had to show dominance and sprint from the get-go.
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Editorial The Republican tax proposals were bad from the get-go.
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But the Hunny Pot made several gaffes from the get-go.
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Some companies have been great at this from the get-go.
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From the get-go, Roc Nation had a music publishing division.
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They have been all in from the get-go, without hesitation.
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"It was a bad idea from the get-go," Jamieson said.
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From the get-go, I'll say what I'm doing is bad.
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People taste it and their mind is blown from the get-go.
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The seas had been rough from the get-go on Day 1783.
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She has more or less been the frontrunner from the get-go.
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CLAMAN: But what was stacked against President Trump from the get go?
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From the get-go, the biggest losers here are the native locals.
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This has been a politically biased witch hunt from the get-go.
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"That was the plan from the get-go," Dobrev told Harper's Bazaar.
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I had the deck stacked in my favor from the get-go.
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Scaramucci was a bizarre choice for communications director from the get-go.
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So you're on slightly shifting ground aren't you from the get-go?
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"He lost it from the get go," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Sebastian: No. We were both on board right from the get-go!
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Pennsylvania murder-suicide Willow Short's life was tough from the get-go.
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"Mia wasn't maternal to me from the get-go," Previn told Vulture.
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The phenomenally cast Andrew Scott catches Fleabag's eye from the get-go.
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Toby, for also managing to spell it right from the get-go.
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What's also interesting ... why she secretly recorded conversations from the get-go.
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But I knew from the get-go that it'd be hugely controversial.
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"It directly affected us as promoters from the get-go," he says.
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DiCaprio has been compliant with the ongoing investigation from the get go.
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So, this could have been a set up from the get-go.
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"I feel good from the get-go, pitching to contact," Velasquez said.
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A Thief's End feels like a pure treasure hunt from get-go.
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Their sales job this year was a disaster from the get-go.
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Sanders went at Clinton from the get-go and didn't let up.
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It's an ensemble show and it has been from the get-go.
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The New York Sneaker seemed to fit better from the get-go.
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So this deal suffers from some significant defects at the get-go.
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Scooters, on the other hand, have been polarizing from the get-go.
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William is, of course, a little too perfect from the get-go.
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The Falcons (1-493) had their optimism eliminated from the get-go.
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"The splitfinger right from the get-go was a factor," Boone said.
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Users should know, from the get-go, that they're not from Apple.
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"He felt comfortable at Garrison from the get-go," Ms. Wynn said.
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Once you were there it was just great from the get go.
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It was clear from the get-go that the NOPR was bonkers.
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Somehow the levels of race and class exist from the get-go.
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And it was bruised from the get-go and bloodied soon after.
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"From the get-go, you have a pile of debt," Choi said.
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I'm less likely to have my opinion influenced from the get-go.
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It was even designed to be gender neutral from the get-go.
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But Alpha has had something special from the get-go: medical expertise.
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From the get-go, fact-checking was part of their Twitter strategy.
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Just like clubs aren't designed, furniture's not designed from the get-go.
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Kickstarter has shunned the IPO or acquisition path from the get-go.
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Make it clear that you are a couple from the get-go.
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It was clear from the get-go these two weren't going to last.
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But this has also been the curse of Android from the get-go.
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"The whole fifth inning was a mess from the get go," said Hinch.
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Uber, on the other hand, has prioritised private cars from the get go.
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North Carolina was strong from the get-go, taking a 22-12 lead.
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All three companies are attempting to be pan-European from the get-go.
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From the get-go, Fiorina was the most-talked about of his picks.
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It's been a phenomenal group to be involved with from the get-go.
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"It's always easier to do it right from the get-go," said Breedlove.
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"It was a bad fit from the get-go," Kelvin told The Athletic.
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It is a problem to have someone with baggage from the get-go.
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As we reported ... Daniels' arrest last week was bogus from the get-go.
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Raisen: From the get-go, she had told me how picky she was.
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But in the book, Celeste sees the therapist alone from the get-go.
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The sport has been plagued with racism and sexism for the get-go.
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The Mi Watch will have 40 popular apps available from the get go.
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This is something that was part of the band from the get-go.
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Bernie Sanders went at Clinton from the get-go and didn't let up.
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Mr. Sanders has made personal attacks on Hillary Clinton from the get-go.
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But from the get-go, critics pounced on some elements of the campaign.
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Right from the get-go, there are two enormous things wrong with it.
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The Utah Republican senator was emotional from the get-go in his remarks.
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I would not have put us in that situation from the get-go.
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But use of the drug will be heavily regulated from the get-go.
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From the get-go, audience members made themselves a factor, or an obstacle.
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In reality, the festival has been plagued with issues from the get-go.
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It supported Kiss from the get-go, and the band never forgot that.
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"It was a dogfight from the get-go," Auburn Coach Gus Malzahn said.
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But the Knowledge Engine has been shrouded in secrecy from the get-go.
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Or maybe it was just a half-assed plan from the get-go.
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What "The Deuce" has from the get-go is filthy, vibrant, indomitable life.
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My father soured me on the idea of manhood from the get-go.
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I was hooked from the get-go by the gorgeous, quiet character drama.
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"Everything went wrong from the get-go," said Freddie Freeman, Atlanta's first baseman.
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NP: So from the get go, he's been fiercely defensive of his son.
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And the village has to agree to support you from the get-go.
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"That was pretty much a baked deal from the get-go," he said.
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"It was certainly favorable toward us from the get-go," Mr. Schuler replied.
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But you were doing these skits and songs from the get-go, right?
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Logan, on the other hand, knew they were going nowhere from the get-go.
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He said that she&aposd been living on "borrowed time" from the get go.
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Two years later he launched his company, steadfastly courting carnivores from the get-go.
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"Obviously we loved Sailor from the get go," said SI Swimsuit editor MJ Day.
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Here we have a situation that is controversial and volatile from the get-go.
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But, maybe the Spotted Cheetah restaurant was an impossible feat from the get-go.
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They set out from the get-go to prank these disciplines but not others.
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Brian O'Malley: Yes, so I would have called WeWork wrong from the get go.
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Bolton had been in favor of the aid for Ukraine from the get-go.
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"We have to come out with more energy from the get-go," Plumlee said.
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It's impressive, and their dynamic is rich and chaotic right from the get-go.
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Thing is ... had he looked, it would have been apparent from the get-go.
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I went straight to buy my own and was addicted from the get-go.
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This shift gives me the ability to control that storytelling from the get-go.
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He was pretty terrible on a lot of things, even from the get-go.
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Also tonight, the great one, Mark Levin, he was correct from the get-go.
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This is in keeping with what many criminologists have said from the get-go.
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It's a lesson we've heard from the get-go: Bigger doesn't always mean best.
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It doesn't feel high-end and attracts scuffs and scratches from the get-go.
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Nolley, a 6-foot-7 swing player from Atlanta, starred from the get-go.
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So from the get-go you have to know what you want to study.
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But, like most sequels, Woodstock '99 had disaster baked in from the get go.
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Melo starts the game on the bench while Gelo debuts from the get go.
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"From the get-go we interview the guys that come in here," Dev says.
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"I think fastball command from the get-go was pretty spot on," Tillman said.
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Brandie Ettinger engineered Hopworks Urban Brewery to be kid-friendly from the get-go.
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Art meant a lot to me from the get-go, especially the Egyptian rooms.
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From the get-go, it treats the messiest bits of life without kid gloves.
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"Jona Rechnitz was the weakness in this case from the get-go," he said.
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"Guys are aggressive from the get-go," said Tim Hyers, the Boston hitting coach.
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The dome "was one of my suggestions from the get-go," Mr. Thornton said.
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"From the get-go, we viewed Dave as a force for good," he said.
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In September, Biden stated he was opposed to Bush's invasion from the get-go.
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The Rapide E has been sort of a haunted project from the get-go.
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The next crop of tech companies should think about safety from the get-go.
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So from the get-go we were very cognizant of what we were doing.
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But there's no denying that Drake had a rough night from the get-go.
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The next crop of tech companies should think about safety from the get-go.
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Leach, who was Mumme's assistant at the time, was hooked from the get-go.
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I really feel like our show has been so queer from the get-go.
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That was his reputation from the get-go, besides being the world's richest man.
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We decided from the get go, no, we have to be a trusted service.
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How the media the left were so wrong from the get-go about Donald Trump.
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We need to do quality research and to include female's response from the get-go.
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Republicans have had a tough time messaging on the tax cuts from the get-go.
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"That ending was there from the get-go," he told CNN in a recent interview.
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KONDRACKE: Look, from the get go Trump has been demonizing Mexicans as rapists and murderer.
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The Private Suite experience is different from any other airport experience from the get-go.
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How can we ensure ethics get baked into AI-driven development from the get-go?
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Dermatologist William Kwan, MD, for one, said he saw it coming from the get go.
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Raising money was something that I was able to help do from the get-go.
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Everyone is just a pro from the get-go, so it's really nice, really rare.
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Instead, he's trying to imbue the brand with an aspirational quality from the get-go.
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For incoming UCLA freshman Winnie Chen, 17, that answer was obvious from the get-go.
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It's just one of those things where from the get-go I felt off (mechanically).
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Finding and photographing the bothy travelers was one of White's goals from the get-go.
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From the get-go, my prejudices were in play and nothing on view budged them.
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In a perfect world, everyone would make their romantic intentions clear from the get-go.
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MUNCHIES: So did you guys hit it off right from the get-go or what?
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From the get-go, Byrne cites her two primary motivations for appearing in the magazine.
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Right from the get-go, they can tell that he's head-over-heels for her.
|
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If you're not wholly invested from the get-go, you'll never get caught back up.
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So these were signs from the get-go, Donald was looking for the dark side.
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Harmonies and communal singing have always seemed important to the band from the get-go.
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In fact, we're told Chyna and Rob planned the pregnancy almost from the get-go.
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Instead entrepreneurs now need to have a policy strategy in place from the get-go.
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I wish we could have a bipartisan bill from the get-go, I really do.
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Instead, he told the truth from the get-go, and his team stood behind him.
|
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Considering Souwer's lack of wrestling experience, it seemed an odd matchup from the get-go.
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And that was planned from the get-go, that you would create an accompanying video.
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From the get-go, Adidas made it clear what they wanted to be known for.
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If you win in a pool, there are already potential leakers from the get-go.
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Nuuly's website is aesthetically pleasing, and the company's branding is clear from the get-go.
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It's about finding common ground, from the get go, and accepting each other's good ideas.
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Most prior iterations of the Dream Act included Republican co-sponsors from the get-go.
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We try to be really explicit about [our positions on things] from the get-go.
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It's going up against companies that have prioritized enterprise from the get-go like Box.
|
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From the get go, Holloway's jab interrogated Ortega and squeezed his intentions out of him.
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They should've marketed and designed the app as an entertainment app from the get-go.
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From the get-go our main guideline was to keep everything as "real" as possible.
|
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Others argue that the legislation itself was botched, inciting conservative opposition from the get-go.
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Or are they just totally in a league of their own from the get-go?
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I had a popular column right from the get-go and I liked the newspaper.
|
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"We have a list of candidates, I've had them from the get-go," Ballard said.
|
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But it is not unreasonable to expect answers for these questions from the get-go.
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While it doesn't hinder performance, it makes the tablet look dated from the get-go.
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Meanwhile, many people find it difficult to get enough omega-3s from the get-go.
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Arts | Connecticut You know you're in for something out of the ordinary from the get-go.
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Come on, they have been lying, you know, from the get-go on this whole thing.
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Does that then disqualify and put into doubt from the get-go the Mueller witch hunt?
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Since the get-go Warren has taken a strong stance on climate change and energy policy.
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Fans have been tremendously invested in boyband-turned-R&B singer's tresses from the get-go.
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You know Amazon, right from the get-go, has been really open about engaging on it.
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From breast milk to Jägermeister… did you learn the secret recipe right from the get-go?
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"I could relate to Laurie's work from the get-go," Ms. Sherman recalled in an email.
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From the get-go, Nepartak has been impacted by no more than 6-12 mph shear.
|
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So when I heard the announcement this time, I was gung ho from the get go.
|
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This legacy for mass avant-garde has been part of internet culture from the get-go.
|
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And starting a family has been something the duo have been ready from the get go.
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And I think our game is a game where that's your character from the get-go.
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No matter who you voted for, election night was prime anxiety material from the get-go.
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From the get-go, the sheer force of will in Lyonne's performance will grab your attention.
|
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Who would want to work for a company that misrepresented itself right from the get-go?
|
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They told us from the get-go this is going to be a roller-coaster ride.
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He had his finger perfectly on the pulse of the conservative base from the get-go.
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The FBI was also going after General Michael Flynn and Paul Manafort from the get-go.
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It didn't screw around with giving you the 411 on everyone right from the get-go.
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Both candidates tried from the get-go to paint the other in the least favorable light.
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So, I wouldn't be okay with it if that was their intention from the get-go.
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From the get-go, things seemed to play out as another act of sports fan douchebaggery.
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Next, I vowed from the get-go to be as honest as possible with Hyp's questions.
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We see from the get-go how tired and downtrodden Snicket is by his own story.
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JIMMY HASLAM: Yeah, we-- we've been a growth company like I said from the get-go.
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Green Bay had won four in a row but was pushed around from the get-go.
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At the get-go, two white circles with fork-and-knife symbols appeared: McDonald's and Denny's.
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From the get-go, he faced many trials growing up, including bullies and an embarrassing stutter.
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Contrast this with The Force Awakens, which bombards us with internal mystery from the get-go.
|
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"I was told right from the get-go that I looked like a tombstone," he said.
|
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As data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows, men earn more from the get-go.
|
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Johnny -- who was the star of "21 Jump Street," started clowning almost from the get-go.
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Now, you'll know what the full price of your trip will be from the get-go.
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"Strike one from the get-go, getting ahead, especially against this team that's aggressive," Gonzalez said.
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The Democratic field was massive from the get-go, and male candidates of color like Sen.
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This time around, the impact on workers across industries has been evident from the get-go.
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But while porn is a popular realm of study, it's been controversial from the get-go.
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"I thought we came in with a good purpose today from the get-go," Boone said.
|
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Memphis dictated the pace from the get-go but trailed 20-17 after the first quarter.
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The Republicans were totally committed to repeal from the get-go, never talked to us once.
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After all, it's a sketchy proposition from the get-go, because the entire operation is illegal.
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From the get-go, the Trump administration has managed the way agencies communicate to the public.
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He highlighted the veterinary business as an instant start-up business that works from the get go.
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Unlike Scalia, from the get-go Gorsuch is willing to question the scope of administrative agencies' power.
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But the City of New York was not so keen on the idea from the get-go.
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Everything you can think of from the get-go, we didn't do and the score told that.
|
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From the get-go, Biden seemed too rigidly attached to his stump speech and his talking points.
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It's a young team and I know they're going to be aggressive, starting from the get-go.
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It's time to change things up and make sure summer is stress-free from the get-go.
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"Right from the get-go, we figured it's going to be a time-consuming endeavour," he said.
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News, and simply having Good American cater to as many women as possible from the get-go.
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"I knew it was a scam from the get-go," Waters says—which is a distinct possibility.
|
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Oh, and the phone was designed so quickly, the software was insanely buggy from the get-go.
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If you don't make all that clear from the get go — and then practice and review it!
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A half-Italian, half-French Sephardic Jew, Modigliani was a cultural mixed bag from the get-go.
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If I would have just chopped it off from the get-go, there might have been doubt.
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She's learned that being public from the get-go doesn't always work out in the long run.
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Negotiating salary from the get-go is a crucial stepping stone to launching a lucrative career path.
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Student loans are the pits, but I knew from the get-go they'd be a long haul.
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You knew from the get-go that Loretta Lynn wasn't too keen on her landmark 85th birthday.
|
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BaltOps is focused on interoperability and flexibility among forces, and that influenced planning from the get-go.
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She and her childhood sweetheart, Alberto, knew from the get-go that they wanted a big family.
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But, the death penalty is not even on the table — and hasn't been from the get-go.
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If you win in a pool, there's already potential leakers of your business from the get-go.
|
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The director, Michael Sexton, all but pulls out a pen and starts highlighting from the get-go.
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That means you'll want to protect your digital life with strong security settings from the get go.
|
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People with adversaries who will stop at nothing are wise to defang them from the get-go.
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So "from the get-go they were always going to be part of the collection," she said.
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As a general rule, it's best to get your core squad with you from the get go.
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Really, in a perfect world, functional and unit tests should be in place from the get-go.
|
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Unfortunately, the machine, which was once priced at $700, was met with derision from the get-go.
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Red Hat is a good example of a company that thought about monetization from the get-go.
|
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I thought if it wasn't fast from the get-go, someone would take it in the middle.
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Were you conscious of that from the get-go or did you sort of stumble into that?
|
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"We designed our service to be net neutral from the get-go," said co-founder Raina Kumra.
|
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Or perhaps it's a begrudging recognition that the relationship in question was poisoned from the get-go.
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We noticed from the get-go that the interior of the store was pretty large and spacious.
|
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There have been reports of massive staff dysfunction in the Trump White House from the get-go.
|
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Snap has followed the natural evolution of this disenfranchisement, simply eliminating shareholder rights from the get-go.
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The idea of anonymous sequencing is to decouple genomic data from personal information from the get-go.
|
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But the transition is easier when dating is on the menu of possibilities from the get-go.
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But that's almost half of the voting population who have written Sanders off from the get-go.
|
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There was a torrid first-half pace as both teams played with urgency from the get-go.
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Sessions, right from the get-go during his opening statement, addressed the elephant in the room: Russia.
|
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From the 2005 get-go, Grey's changed what viewers expected to see from leading characters and leading women.
|
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Feldstein and Dever are both phenomenal, breathing life and complexity into these two characters from the get go.
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"I knew from the get-go it would be a tough day with no fastball command," Gray said.
|
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And then the same people take a sledgehammer and literally try and destroy Trump from the get-go.
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That's obviously great news for the rapper ... who had his suspicions about the case from the get-go.
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Those who have already bought a Toca Life app will have that content unlocked from the get-go.
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"I'd love to come up with something like this that is interactive from the get-go," he says.
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Though we're trained to wear them from the get-go, there's a list of reasons people ditch them.
|
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But despite promises to help Flickr grow and evolve, Yahoo mismanaged things pretty much from the get-go.
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If your home is not located in a Airbnb hotspot, you may be handicapped from the get-go.
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Rating: 4/5 "Birds of a feather" I was absolutely howling from the get go on this one.
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Or it may give red-state governors the opportunity to weaken the law right from the get-go.
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After all, he's been a Trump supporter from the get-go with no visible ulterior motives at play.
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Know this right from the get-go: It retails for $2,500, so it's not for the budget-minded.
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It was abundantly clear from the get-go that we were not in it for the right reasons.
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Nasty Women was conceived from the get-go as a fundraiser, a fact that stressed by both women.
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"I had a healthy skepticism of the thing from the get-go," Bourdain told Politico of the interview.
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The lawsuit is the latest twist in what has been a testy transaction almost from the get-go.
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In fact, the former New York Yankee's daughters were a huge fan of Lopez from the get-go.
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Just because others don't believe in your ideas from the get-go doesn't mean that they are worthless.
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Yet, from the get-go, she has been the poster child for attacks from Republican and conservative opponents.
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But, from the very get-go, when I got that speeding ticket, I should have just paid it.
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Improbably, I developed a yearning, almost from the get-go, to see a bear someday in the meadow.
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Right from the get go, Lee's jab was flicking straight through Barboza's guard and snapping his eye shut.
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"It turned whole swathes of this market toxic from the get-go today," the "Mad Money" host said.
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But it's clear from the get-go that solitude is not going to be the end result here.
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If you hate the song from the get-go, neither Dean Martin nor Kacey Musgraves will turn you.
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I was greeted at the front desk by Anya, who was friendly and helpful from the get-go.
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The editors seemed to like the idea right from the get go, though not the initial theme execution.
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"The evidence presented at trial exposed this was the Trump administration's plan from the get-go," Ho said.
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But Ocasio-Cortez has made clear from the get-go she's not on Capitol Hill to make friends.
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"We should really repeal Obamacare, it was a big rip off from the get-go," James Leibhart said.
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It has been ripped apart by partisanship almost from the get-go and is at a crossroads now.
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"We are two queer people ... creating an app that is going to be inclusive from the get-go."
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Otherwise, he's so compromised from the get-go that people will start walking out with the opening credits.
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On Reddit, Discord, and Twitter, fans have openly speculated that this was the plan from the get-go.
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And the idea was from the get-go that you were going to build a company around you?
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Now, however, the bundles are being offered from the get-go, included as part of that $499 price point.
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Conservative media and many on the far-right had been calling Smollett's case a hoax from the get-go.
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From the sounds of it, the black Lab was just not that into the gig from the get-go.
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Schemes normally work out better when you don't act "demented" (using Ali's words here) from the get-go. 222.
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Authors of color, gay authors, other marginalized writers … they've been asked by the publishing industry from the get-go.
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In fact, since 1909, the Morgan Motor Company in the U.K. has been making them from the get-go.
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At any rate, this brand-new computer is included in Apple's Keyboard Service Program right from the get-go.
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From the get go I knew it had to be in Yiddish, so I had to get real Hasids.
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If you're a city dweller and want the cheapest possible iPhone 7 you can get, go with T-Mobile.
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We're told James hated the reality show from the get-go and it became a major source of conflict.
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However, this new iteration of Photoshop will be cross-platform from the get-go with a cloud-first mindset.
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One profitable since the get-go without demanding the total consumption of life force from the people working here.
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"It's not so bad," I assured him, hell, journalists are taught to kill their babies at the get go!
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I knew from the get-go, he's being treated as a celebrity and he is going to get off.
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The elder Diaz seemed anything but keen to do the interview and made it clear from the get go.
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That's especially true when the eventual payoff -- about learning to accept oneself -- is so transparent from the get-go.
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But this record had its own personality right from the get-go, as soon as we started recording it.
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He said in his first letter, sent on January 24, 2002, that he loved Timothy from the get-go.
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"It was very clear from the get-go that it was not cool to live here," Mr. Norwich said.
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But this book isn't trying to meet my aesthetic requirements; my younger kid was entranced from the get-go.
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"The Saudis have looked at Iran as a domestic threat from the get-go, from 1979," Dr. Gause said.
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CloudSimple wouldn't be entirely cut off; it had been engineered from the get-go to run VMware on Azure.
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If the sophomore season is anything like its predecessor, expect the drama to kick off from the get-go.
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"Ollie started with the mindset of being national from the get-go," said Ben Sun, partner at Primary Ventures.
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But from the get-go, I started wandering away from the border, staying within about 100 miles of it.
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Her jealousy is clear from the get-go, and it makes way for a grim time in the woods.
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It's a little bit soul-crushing that knowing from the get-go that you were born with stumbling blocks.
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What "grown-ish" does have from the get-go is a sense of itself and a lot to say.
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Joelle runs a firm called Paradigm that looks to address biases in the workplace right at the get-go.
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It turns out, however, that we may have been framing (pun intended) this question improperly from the get-go.
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I knew from the get-go that I wanted four theme drinks with at least two O's (bubbles) each.
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He portrays Winston as a wounded bird from the get-go, fragile and teetering on the edge of breakdown.
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This experience also gives these founders a network of potential co-founders and employees right from the get-go.
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The organization was founded by economists, and has been studying the impact of its programs from the get-go.
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Apple wants TV Plus to be family ready from the get-go, and that's clear from its launch titles.
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Snap's bankers accomplished this by underestimating the range from the get-go to build this upward momentum in pricing.
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And from the get-go Friday night, the Chicago White Sox left-hander didn't miss the strike zone much.
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Then there are the conservative lawmakers and officials who backed Trump's campaign from the get-go: New York Rep.
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They were small startups and they didn't want to be sued out of existence from the very get-go.
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I've supported the practice of not allowing pre-existing illnesses to be discriminated against from the very get-go.
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I like working with people from the get-go and watching that growth and helping them find that growth.
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And Melania dished out the helpful info right from the get-go, starting with her headshot that accompanies the piece.
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These packs represent your starting points for creating and should let you create several items right from the get-go.
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The staff wanted to dispel the notion that their work all fits into one singular descriptor from the get-go.
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It saved a lot of clicking right from the get go, and it's only improved with additional auto-complete prowess.
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With Wizards Unite, Niantic is going full RPG from the get-go, without wasting any time gradually building it up.
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Or was it all a ruse from the get-go, a grand Russian propaganda effort against GMOs and Western science?
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"The crime scene was contaminated from the get go, which comes as no surprise," said Mexican environmental activist Gustavo Castro.
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Help came in the form of third-party apps, but honestly, this should've been an option from the get go.
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He didn't even bother to pretend to reach out to Democrats, pursuing a wholly partisan strategy from the get-go.
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B Capital's first fund closed $360 million last February with consulting firm BCG a major backer from the get-go.
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From the get-go, this tweet was posted with the knowledge that it's become socially acceptable to hate on Swift.
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"I was very worried about valuation here from the get-go, which in retrospect was a big mistake," Cramer said.
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Walking Romero to the fence from the get go, he worked to push-kick Romero back each time Romero advanced.
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Manifest has been vaguely religious from the get-go, relying on one particular Biblical verse to rev the narrative engine.
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Was the aircraft catching method where you hook it on landing what you decided to do from the get go?
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I first met Barney through mutual friends who painted graffiti, and we got on real good from the get-go.
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The only thing the Browns have to lose here is their time if they get swindled from the get go.
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Players probably won't find too much hope since they'll know from the get-go that all other humans have died.
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The Germans didn't actually use the 808, but YMA were among the first and mastered it from the get-go.
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The Saudis have clearly been lying from the get-go ... no doubt to protect Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Sources connected with Sean say that's absolutely not true ... she knew about the Rolling Stone interview from the get-go.
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I told (fellow defenseman Jonas Brodin) from the get-go I would be going up ice and taking those chances.
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Dove's hair protection range is designed to stop hair damage before it starts - maintaining healthy hair from the get-go.
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Then they need someone to ride with the senator to a meeting, and he was impressed by your get-go.
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Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum's plan from the get go was to transition to a different consensus mechanism called proof-of-stake.
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Memphis took command from the get-go, riding a pair of 3-pointers from Brooks to a 13-4 lead.
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In the fast-casual burrito chain wars, Chipotle always had one point against it from the get-go: no queso.
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I have learnt from the get go to plan my workload before holidays so I can head off guilt free.
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I'll speak for myself, but from the very get-go, I was very disinterested in being attached to that music.
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Were there any indications that he was a cheating scumbag from the get-go, or was it a total surprise?
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One-to-one negotiations with your boss or vendor can be more about forming good relationships from the get-go.
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I would like to mention, though, that I realized from the get-go that this puzzle would be quite polarizing.
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The Dasslers started their business together in the 1920s, but apparently there was some head-butting from the get-go.
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In the video above, Corden takes us through a Hugh Grant pitch meeting and it's awkward from the get go.
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The president, from the get-go, said, 'I bet you it's not someone [on the right],' and he was right.
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"Even from the get-go, the idea of Mexico paying for the wall was never going to fly," Sarukhan said.
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Whatever these wealthy celebrity New Yorkers had in common, their matchup offered a Mars-Venus disconnect from the get-go.
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"It just seemed from the get-go for whatever reason he looked uncomfortable," Twins manager Paul Molitor said of Berrios.
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I don't think you should fight the top, high, high level of the sport in his first get-go (either).
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Talking to Ariel Helwani on the MMA Hour, Sonnen claims there were issues with Silva from the very get go.
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Nevertheless, the Falcons are relying on him to fly all over the field and make plays from the get-go.
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Crucially, says Savir, the company has put together a group of experts to think about scalability from the get-go.
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And while they might not have started dating until that fall, the chemistry was clearly there from the get-go.
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Those who go for a DO degree tend to look a little bit different from the get-go, Burke says.
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The trouble was a $2 trillion valuation Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman put on Aramco right from the get-go.
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"It was a difficult project from the get-go, then 2248 happened," said Symon Zucker, a lawyer for Mr. Shnaider.
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Tillerson, meanwhile, said Trump pressed Putin on the matter of Russian interference in the election right from the get-go.
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To be fair, Disney has said that it won't be carrying "real" ESPN on the service from the get-go.
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What makes it even weirder is the number of guys attempting to heel hook their opponents from the get go.
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While gender bias definitely continues to exist, voters are only exacerbating it if they discount women from the get-go.
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"From day zero, before you even launch anything, you should be trying to bake accessibility in from the get-go."
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Better yet, when mutual goodwill is established from the the get-go, repair attempts are even more effective, Gottman discovered.
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"These incidents should be considered to be breaches — and disclosed and reported as such — from the get-go," said Callow.
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Its cars were designed as rolling computers from the get-go, and they receive frequent over-the-air software updates.
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Since the get go on Brexit, it has been clear: no deal that weakens the Union will get its support.
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From the get-go, crime data experts warned that the Trump Administration could be skewing stats to fit its agenda.
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This humanism, as well as his fidelity to representation, has given Mr Hockney a broad popular appeal from the get-go.
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Parts of that experience involve intelligently showing who to request money from, and who to pay, right from the get-go.
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It seemed like something that was in NME's wheelhouse, but also they were self-evidently fantastic straight from the get go.
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If you're going to start a business from scratch, I'm not sure you can do both well from the get go.
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Coppola had wanted Pacino, then known mainly for his work on the stage, from the get-go, but Paramount wasn't convinced.
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"Unlike others we help marketer optimize spend from the get go, rather than just promising higher conversions and revenue," she said.
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But to really succeed, you need to take risks and understand you will not be successful right from the get-go.
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"The reaction was not so pleasant from my parents, but my brother Aren was [...] supportive from the get-go," she says.
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"He planned the whole thing from the get-go in my opinion, right from day one to the end," he said.
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"Anonymous messaging is a very tarnished and stigmatized field — I knew that from the get-go," Segal told Refinery29 over email.
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" Holmes was off to a good start from the get-go: As she sang the opening tune, Clarkson said, "Oh man.
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Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston's summer love might have been short-lived, but it was very romantic from the get-go.
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In fields where the gender disparity is worse from the get-go, the gender bias is also likely to be worse.
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But Netflix had a special deal, according to John Gruber — it only had to pay 15 percent from the get-go.
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If we're going to get through this article together, you may as well know where I stand from the get-go.
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You don't even have to look very far to find a strong case for reducing production budgets from the get-go.
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Was that sort of the intent from the get go, or did it kind of emerge over the course of recording?
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"We expected from the get-go that there would be strong pushback, and that this would be a fight," she said.
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He outlined three reasons for the 180: These should have been obvious from the get go, but better late than never?
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It's fully autonomous and loaded with sensors, enabling it to interact with and learn from its environment from the get-go.
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Right from the get go she was check hooking and pivoting out, and circling to make herself less of a target.
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"The tone in bond markets has been bearish from the get go," said Lyn Graham-Taylor, fixed income strategist at Rabobank.
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From the very get-go, there's been the warmest reception with nothing but love and support from other writers, actors, directors.
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Quarterback C.J. Beathard was under duress from the get-go versus the Cowboys, losing two fumbles and getting sacked five times.
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It also helped point stocks lower from the get-go on Thursday, as investors fretted over the impact on U.S. exports.
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"I've supported the practice of not allowing pre-existing illnesses to be discriminated against from the very get-go," Upton said.
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"Harper … was never going to do this from the get-go, and he was in office for 12 years," Cywink said.
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Instead of feature creeping Paper right from the get-go, there was plenty that didn't make it into Paper, Radhakrishnan said.
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Dorsey's exclusion from Wednesday's meeting felt odd from the get-go, given that Trump's campaign was basically built on the platform.
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"We never saw ourselves as a separate organization from the get-go," Mr. Sanni said in an interview, echoing his testimony.
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She described the sergeant as eager and motivated to help from the get-go, even when he was still disturbingly frail.
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And fortunately no one in our cast or crew let it slip because some people did know from the get-go.
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" While they had been involved romantically from the get-go, they were ready to take the plunge into "business partner territory.
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"We were very conscious from the get-go about respecting the privacy of everybody involved as much as possible," she explained.
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Sometimes the patient is registered as the wrong gender immediately from triage, resulting in a strained communication from the get-go.
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Ms. James's Eve is so fiendishly feverish and tremulous from the get-go, you can't believe everyone doesn't run for cover.
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They want a transition that will give time to time — and, more than anything, that isn't fixed from the get-go.
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From the get-go, the police investigating Mr. Pilmar's grisly death were convinced that the culprit was someone who knew him.
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The broadening of the band's membership has invigorated their sound and presence in ways that are clear from the get-go.
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The more you try to be organized and efficient today, the further off track you will get: Go with the flow!
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From the get-go, the story of Stormy Daniels has been treated as a sideshow at best, a joke at worst.
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"There were so many things about the task force that were so screwed from the get-go," he told VICE News.
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Everything about them seemed off from the get-go, which made it easier to relate to as we gawked at the spectacle.
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From the get-go there have been consistent calls to pick a superhero team, ranging from rah-rah to angsty to … Walmart.
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There were some positive takeaways from Woods' game on Thursday, with his short game and putting looking strong from the get-go.
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Marty O'Donnell It's funny that right from the get-go we had so many weird, rubbed-the-wrong-way problems with Microsoft.
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More specifically, the realization that many of the franchise's most memorable characters wouldn't be playable in the game from the get-go.
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Les Bleus led from the get-go courtesy of the first-half own-goal off the top of Mario Mandzukic&aposs head.
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Trans kids, from the get-go, have all of society telling them they are one thing, when their authentic self is another.
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But from the get-go, Chipotle's all-natural take on the cheese dip scored mixed reviews, primarily due to its grainy texture.
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If more companies understood this, they'd be able to generate profits from the get-go and wouldn't be dependent on outside funding.
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This avoids squabbling over where to drop and how best to ensure all of your squadmates are together from the get-go.
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From the get-go, he was passionate about expanding time limits and work requirements and trying to dramatically reduce the welfare rolls.
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We've been supportive of this young Brooklyn artist from the get-go, premiering her first ever track "Cold War," earlier this year.
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From the get-go, the character I really cared about was Bertie, and this season she finally gets the happiness she deserves.
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No. Because our revenue stream, from the get-go, was our podcast network and the brands that we were bringing in [ourselves].
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With these four languages supported by NEO, it will already serve about 90 percent of the developer community from the get-go.
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Founded in 2013, the Seattle-based company says its mission from the get-go was to protect kids and teens playing football.
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Pennsylvania's recount was a long shot that failed From the get-go, Pennsylvania was going to be even more complicated than Wisconsin.
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"No Dissenters or SJWs," is among the community's rules—limiting who from "the other side" can post there from the get-go.
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It's understandable that people would be hooked on the Pearsons: This Is Us crushed it in the ratings from the get-go.
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But The Carmichael Show — NBC's sitcom that returns for its second season on Wednesday, March 9 — nailed it from the get-go.
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Trump's campaign has been unconventional since the get-go -- which has resulted in a number of standout magazine and tabloid newspaper covers.
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Ziva the Corgi was at a disadvantage for the Eastern Regional Purina Incredible Dog Challenge Flying Disc event from the get-go.
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Trump should have reported his debt to Cohen in financial disclosures to the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) from the get-go.
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The Honest Company, founded by Jessica Alba, was popular from the get-go thanks to its celebrity founder and its clean messaging.
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The Hoosiers had lost three straight after a promising start this season and looked like they meant business from the get-go.
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The immigration issue sparked tension from the get-go with Rubio's accusations that Trump hired illegal immigrants to work at his properties.
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"It felt like a spring training game from the get-go, I just wasn't crisp and didn't have much working," Arrieta said.
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"It's unfortunate that they decided to see us as criminalised from the get-go," says the head of one such foreign group.
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And for many hosts, if their home is not located in a Airbnb hotspot, they may be handicapped from the get-go.
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He told Business Insider that people wrongly assumed Netflix had a master plan that led it to streaming from the get-go.
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Launched last summer as a product from the company's R&D group, Zoosk Labs, Lively had adopted video from the get-go.
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"[Dinosaurs] as a species were particularly vulnerable to large impacts from the get-go, more so than earlier animal groups," Gernon said.
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From the get-go, you presume that Theresa is so smug in her perch that she's destined to pull a Humpty Dumpty.
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When you came to the White House, what were you told from the get-go about climate change and the Paris agreement?
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Julian Crouch's self-rending set leaves the eternally divided — and indissolubly bonded — Tate family exposed to the elements from the get-go.
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Hamel focuses on cash flow first and foremost, and says that a deal should be cash flow positive from the get-go.
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She says if you decide to swipe right on someone you know, it'll be perceived as "pretty serious" from the get-go.
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But it was very obvious from the get-go that we had to prove it was more than just a cool concept.
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"Right from the get-go, you could tell when you met him that he was a really outgoing child," Mr. Eaton said.
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But it was clear from the get-go that Congress wouldn't support cutting NIH's budget, with members of both parties in opposition.
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The lingering confusion from Tuesday's announcement has only exacerbated existing conspiracies that have swirled around the Smollett case from the get-go.
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From the get-go, the federal government only found one insurer willing to participate in the MSP program, Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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Those hard-hitting questions will come up eventually, so isn't it best to get 'em out of the way from the get go?
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Analysts say the company has opted to sell some of its more profitable locations from the get-go, leaving it with underwhelming assets.
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And while it won't feature ever feature of the desktop from the get-go, the company promises that it'll add them over time.
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What also set Marina apart from the get-go: her innate understanding of the digital revolution of both streaming music and social media.
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Maybe we should all learn to be nicer from the get-go, rather than shame someone for choosing to change how they look.
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There's no professor to meet, and no grumpy rival that you face off with from the get go, as in classic Pokémon games.
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Her parents are strict religious types; while they seem to mean well, their overprotectiveness of Thelma borders on creepy from the get-go.
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But as Pam Wiznitzer, creative director of Seamstress bar explains, coffee and booze share a lot of compatible flavors from the get-go.
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It starts with seared flatiron steak and foie gras, so you know from the get-go that it's gonna be really fucking good.
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We're not industrial engineers, and we weren't necessarily from the get-go trying to drastically alter the way that a product is constructed.
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From the get-go, 1&13 puts a limit on your traffic and the number of visitors your site can handle at once.
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The result was that his December program was worth a lot more points from the get-go, no matter how well he skated.
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Ariana bought the pig and it was really hers from the get-go, so she's keeping it ... again, no fight over the porker.
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Over-the-top vulgarity and tacky spectacle—the stocks-in-trade of professional wrestling—have defined Trump's presidential campaign from the get-go.
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From the get-go, family matriarch Kris Jenner knew there was only one way it would be successful: if they shared it all.
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Mulvaney insisted Monday the current negotiations had been "bipartisan from the get-go" and promised a "more Republican-driven process" in the future.
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Comey made clear that he was wary of Trump from the get-go and had a low opinion of his honesty and character.
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I thought they skated, I thought they skated us into the ground and won all the stick battles right from the get-go.
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Children are taught from the get-go that in ultimate you call your own fouls and that you are supposed to play fair.
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And Dominic Monaghan, as Reese's widowed father, vanishes so swiftly that Reese might as well have been an orphan from the get-go.
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"The Epstein case was hypercharged from the get-go," one current FBI agent, who requested anonymity to freely discuss Trump's actions, told INSIDER.
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"He can come to any situation with a very innocent point of view, which is very empathetic from the get-go," Cooley said.
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It takes some time to grasp who wronged whom here, but it's clear from the get go that serious damage has been done.
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"We were trying to be a diverse show and from the very get-go sexual orientation was all part of it," said Manson.
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But despite his size and his lack of a jump shot, Philadelphia planned to play him at the point from the get-go.
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While the realization of this hope certainly seemed unlikely from the get-go, Kennedy's being left without an opponent makes it downright impossible.
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The police were suspicious of Richard's story from the get-go, as there was no evidence of a break-in or a struggle.
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The Republican Party leadership and the ratings-minded corporate conglomerate-owned cable news outlets condoned Trump's inexcusable, bizarre behavior from the get-go.
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But we can cut down on the terrible victimization of girls and woman if we set them straight right from the get-go.
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The differences in method are visible from the get-go, yet I came to feel that the two novels share a similar heart.
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The Chinese-Canadian director Johnny Ma, making his featured debut, ably sets the dire scene and agitated mood right from the get-go.
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Another part of the statement would have us all believe Saudi Arabia was keen to help Turkish investigators, almost from the get go.
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"From the get-go, VMware has been focused on building a sustainable data center by reducing a massive amount of carbon," Poonen said.
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"From the get-go, VMware has been focused on building a sustainable data center by reducing a massive amount of carbon," he said.
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"It shows the role of women needs to be taken into account right from the get-go," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Music became an obsession of mine from the get go, and all I wanted was a life that would revolve around it constantly.
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Sonya Rosenfeld, a Creative Artists agent who represented Ms. Stiehm, said she had informed her client of the arrangement from the get-go.
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Mora claims in a new lawsuit she was sexually harassed at the Alberta Ferretti boutique in West Hollywood almost from the get-go.
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And is that something you knew from the get-go, or you came around to that idea, or they're trained on that idea?
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" Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, meanwhile, has tried to cool the dispute from the get-go, calling for a "calm and thoughtful dialogue.
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Facebook's vision for going decentralized was vague from the get-go, with a planned five-year transition from a permissioned to a permissionless model.
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But if we know from the get-go that the art is generated by AI, maybe we can enjoy it for what it is.
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We're still waiting on Sessions's official decision, but from the get-go, his consideration of A-B-'s case has been mired in opacity.
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A source close to Terrence tell us ... the actor didn't believe Jussie's account from the get-go, he felt the story never added up.
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Not telling them from the get-go who I was was difficult, but it was amazing to see such a diverse group of guys.
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"But when you're there and you spend so much time together from the get-go, three weeks is like nine months of real dating."
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Becky Chambers: This project was the first I'd heard of Serial Box, and I thought it was a rad idea from the get-go.
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Integry provides app creators their own integrations marketplace with pre-boarded partners so they can have apps working with theirs from the get go.
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If a company is designing algorithms for healthcare or criminal sentencing, they argue, it should employ experts in those fields from the get-go.
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Although we run into this style gripe far more than we'd like to admit, there are ways to avoid it from the get-go.
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The gridlock and divide that has swept our nation will only be perpetuated if Donald Trump isn't given a chance from the get-go.
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From awkward work situations to major misunderstandings, these stories are a great reminder that we're not always right about people from the get-go.
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" 'Let's make the schedule, let's get to the hospital, let's get the [dilation & curettage],' " recalled the actress of her all-business get-go reaction.
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Samardzija, Giants shut down Padres SAN DIEGO — Jeff Samardzija was keen from the get-go, and Sergio Romo was good enough on shut-down.
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But each new bank needs to be persuaded to participate, and so salesmen like Mr. Prasad can't promise customers financing from the get-go.
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You just bring the idea of explaining, which you had from the get-go anyway ... You don't call explainers, you make them more explainery.
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Or better yet, is it time we reclaim the dad sneaker since we were the ones who were wearing them since the get-go?
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At the get-go, Aetna told CNBC that there will be 250,000 to 300,000 slots available, assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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A cockroach, by contrast, is a business that builds slowly and steadily from the get-go, keeping a close eye on revenues and profits.
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"I've supported the practice of not allowing pre-existing illnesses to be discriminated against from the very get-go," Upton told WHTC this morning.
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On the other hand, Brooklyn and Queens, which have the largest populations, will be locked into combat with each other from the get-go.
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Not only are autonomous systems safer drivers than humans from the get-go, they can drive for longer periods of time without getting fatigued.
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In recent years, a growing number of Chinese startups are targeting overseas markets from the get go (known as Chuhai 出海 or "Seaward").
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We're told the actor had an issue with a bank card and needed a new one, and he was hostile from the get-go.
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The gap forms early and continues to grow: As data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows, men earn more from the get-go.
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From a dead stop, those motors also lend all available torque at the get-go, which allows for those eerie and seamless quick starts.
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From the get-go, it bakes in the possibility of more natural competition in the operating systems than we see in Apple's phone stack.
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Bustle CEO Bryan Goldberg is a man who runs a website aimed at women — and from the get-go that made some people wary.
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Rather than wait for things to become muddied between personal and business finances, you should start with a business account from the get-go.
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The discussion draft that has emerged is chock-full of poison-pill provisions that undermine conservation and doom it straight from the get-go.
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There is actually more get-go at any moment that even before, with 4883 pound-feet of torque available at a low 3,000 rpm.
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Make sure you're in alignment from the get-go as far as how much each one will be willing to invest in subsequent rounds.
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"We just have to play with more energy from the get-go, with a little determination," Wildcats coach Bruce Weber told reporters that night.
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From the get-go, too much coverage of the race has been informed by a belief, overt or unconscious, that Mr. Trump couldn't win.
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Can you tell from the get-go when someone says, "I wanna try a podcast, here's my plan," that it's gonna work or not?
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A nerd from the get-go, Morgan cultivated a love of chemistry in her teens and graduated as her high school's valedictorian in 1939.
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Right from the get-go, Dillashaw showed his old habit of getting his leg caught as Lineker bundled him over with little difficulty twice.
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The experience engaged all of your senses, and the bright colors of all of the products made everything feel fun from the get-go.
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Head coach Mark Turgeon returns seven of his eight leading scorers from last season and freshmen who figure to contribute from the get-go.
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Chris said from the get-go he never touched her and she's just pissed because his boys wouldn't let her into the after-party.
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Jones has been leading the battle cry on CNN -- which was doggedly against Trump from the get-go and wasn't afraid to show it.
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Still, I understood from the get-go that Smith seemed to exist in a bubble of weirdness that moved with him wherever he went.
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"We controlled them tightly from the get-go," said Facebook's Ime Archibong, vice president for product partnerships, in a response to The Times's article.
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"While the typical direct-to-consumer brand path is to raise venture capital from the get-go, it's not the only route," she explained.
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By the way, Turkey already carries much responsibility for—from the get-go—funding the jihadist elements who fought in the bloody civil war.
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Reddish, who sat out the second half of a game last week because of general soreness, was clicking pretty much from the get-go.
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Haddish, who recently appeared in Netflix's Between Two Ferns movie, was apprehensive from the get-go for, it turns out, a very good reason.
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Having eight black squares cemented in place from the get-go has a surprisingly large effect in terms of making the overall construction difficult.
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Him she marries, and while he proves companionable as a husband, from the get-go she notices a certain sluggish quality to his libido.
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My experience with Direct Transfer wasn't glitch-free, but it was nice having what felt like a "more complete" device from the get-go.
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In Arizona — which along with Hawaii opted out from the get-go — the statewide chamber of commerce has supported legislation to adopt daylight saving.
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Did you feel that something was different from the get-go, or is it as you've been watching it for the last two weeks?
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We felt more broadly from the get-go, we make a great television show, hopefully that's the first part of other things to come.
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VoiceoverPete has hundreds of patrons from the get-go, which makes sense, given that his previous Fiverr account was closed with hundreds of outstanding orders.
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Obviously, you can tailor it — you might not want potential suitors to see you as a die-hard Taylor Swift fan from the get-go.
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And he was the lead guy -- interviewed Clinton, interviewed Flynn, began the Russia investigation which I would argue renders it illegitimate from the get-go.
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The outcome came as little surprise to many legal experts, who have said from the get-go that the prosecution's case against Goodson was weak.
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This was the Hornets' only home game during a five-game stretch and they didn't give themselves much of a chance from the get-go.
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One Day at a Time also stars icon and EGOT queen Rita Moreno, which honestly should sell anybody on the series from the get-go.
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Inspired by a complete stranger's shimmery pout, Hudson knew from the get-go that she wanted to sport a copper-hued lip for the night.
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It is also notable that, unlike some U.S. VCs, Atomico is making the initiative public from the get-go, offering a greater level of transparency.
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But, that doesn't totally explain why the teens are so hooked on the game from the get-go — unless it really is just that fun?
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Offer bullet points that clearly state the product's values and benefits, and make them clear and bright so they are prominent from the get-go.
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Fans of shows like Riverdale and Star Wars — which are great, but also really white — get go full-out stan for the franchises they love.
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One of them, from the get-go, I wanted to avoid certain ubiquitous tropes that found throughout the genre and throughout film scoring in general.
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Although available to customers across the EU from the get-go, Raisin has dedicated local market offerings in the Netherlands, U.K. and, of course, Germany.
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Both firms have operated SF offices since 2005; True Ventures, for its part, has managed a Palo Alto office from the get-go, as well.
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Offset's lawyer believes the traffic stop was bogus and the cop's true intent from the get-go was to search the Porsche he was driving.
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Aiming to produce a commercial aircraft by 2024, Beta has been working with North Carolina carbon-fiber manufacturer Blue Force Technologies from the get-go.
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"Right from the get-go, the program was about making cost savings in real terms," the chief engineer for the redesign, Mitsuru Horikoshi, told Reuters.
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But but but: Given the tightness of the labor market—unemployment is at just 4.1% — why aren't wages higher for switchers from the get-go?
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What's clear is that he was a terrible fit for the job from the get-go -- and that this end for him was utterly predictable.
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So it's promising to see an app designed from the get go to support its users rather than force them to fend off unwelcome behavior.
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I kind of knew from the get-go that I was not going to make any friends here — I was not there to make friends.
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That's what we saw most famously for the Democrats in 1968, when their violent Chicago convention significantly weakened nominee Hubert Humphrey from the get-go.
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It also turns out that the Friends were really friends right from the get-go, so the chemistry we saw on TV was very real.
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Liberal Jews have been among the most vocal critics of Trump from the get-go, but their partisan pedigree limits the cachet of their criticism.
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We can't assume that everybody has the skill sets to deal with things that law enforcement will have to deal with from the get-go.
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Verizon's iPhones are typically unlocked from the get-go, as are iPhones that are purchased on Apple's early upgrade plans and without a carrier contract.
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This was no accident, Tsien says, as GM aimed to be in all corners of China, "a market of many markets," from the get-go.
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So below, for your reference, an extensive but not necessarily exhaustive cornucopia of recently announced changes that should have been implemented from the get-go.
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"These bills demonstrate what these legislatures always wanted to achieve from the get-go," said Sarah Warbelow, the legal director of the Human Rights Campaign.
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This Una reveals all her scars, still livid and bleeding, from the get-go; there's not much room for revelations, except of the quieter kind.
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Right from the get-go, you can also connect your photo and music libraries to the service and the Upthere will immediately start uploading them.
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If a domme needs the money a sub is paying her, she doesn't hold the power and that dynamic is doomed from the get-go.
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It's no secret I love (the Tyrannosaur Dinobot) Grimlock as a character, so I was pleased to see him in there from the get-go.
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With no easy access to Silicon Valley's venture capital firms from Sydney, Australia, Cannon-Brookes and Farquhar instead focused on profitability from the get-go.
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The first lesson might be to have the watch app ready from the get-go, or soon after, to strike while the iron is hot.
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Basically, the results in this instance indicated that informed scientists were clear from the get-go that what they were reading would not hold up.
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The play, Barford's fourth collaboration with Letts, doesn't work if audiences loathe Wheeler from the get-go or if they cheer him on too long.
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The audience sat on benches so low, we were nearly on the floor; the space was dark and mirrored, other-worldly from the get-go.
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These people, if they care to, have the power to help determine key hires and establish company values, norms and behaviors from the get-go.
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While it may not seem like a major discount, the fact that the new iPhones are on sale from the get-go is pretty huge.
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Over time, I've grown more familiar with the tropes within the medium, but from the get-go, I was hooked on the depth and originality.
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Back in 2012, when Albert and Schnapp were first scouting out venue locations around Brooklyn, Gowanus seemed to have something special from the get-go.
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Mr. C Miami - Coconut Grove makes a strong impression from the get-go, in a retro-feeling building dotted with porthole windows in the front.
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But from the get-go, the show draws cliches and depicts implausible scenarios, becoming the latest Hollywood representation of life in combat to fall short.
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I felt my preconceived notions were affirmed when the movie began, because as you noted, Alissa, it lays out its sensibilities from the get-go.
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Talk about that a little bit, because one of the things you touched on is that the things are not designed from the get-go.
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Another preference of mine is using panko bread crumbs, since they are the crunchiest right from the get-go and stay the crispiest once cooked.
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The odds are against you from the get-go, because it's unlikely that you've made it to adulthood without contracting HSV-1 to begin with.
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Disney is pretty clearly trying to not just disrupt the streaming video industry — it wants to jump in and take over from the get-go.
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" SMERCONISH: "I'd be remiss if I didn't note that if she had released all the emails from the get-go, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
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The last time a Republican convention was held without a clear nominee from the get-go was in 1976, when Ronald Reagan challenged incumbent Gerald Ford.
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Truaxe's eccentric proclivities have been part of Deciem's DNA from the get-go, helping to shape it as an unfiltered presence in a heavily sugarcoated industry.
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It's clear from the get-go that Negan takes a liking to Carl, seeing him as a "badass" in Negan's words, whose father has failed him.
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If you go with a friend or family member, your kids will already know them and will be comfortable with them right from the get-go.
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Possible Problems Under Trump While other transgender students like Gavin Grimm have struggled for understanding in their school community, Kylie found support from the get-go.
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As Garman points out, Heroku, which Salesforce bought in 2010 and Quip, which it bought last year were both built on AWS from the get-go.
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From the get-go, Pang had seven days of education: normal school, Chinese school, instrument lessons, karate, and extra tuition for whatever he was behind in.
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Apple has since banned the word "butt" from pulling up search results (plenty of other more graphic or suggestive words were banned from the get-go).
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If you do have a flat screen you need to ship, be sure to mention it from the get-go before hiring a moving company. 5.
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The format sounded messy, disorganized, and convoluted from the get-go, and most Americans probably couldn't even name two-thirds of the folks on the stage.
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Though charming and sincere from the get-go, the Freaks and Geeks meets Stranger Things mashup stumbles early on, awkwardly trying to be something it's not.
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This question is at the heart of Joyce Chang's new wellness start-up From the Get Go, which is focused on helping women find their happiness.
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At Easton Gym, new members get a complementary health screening with a trainer, so you can get a little hands-on advice from the get go.
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As we reported ... there's a $100 million lawsuit against McFarland and Ja Rule, claiming they committed fraud and lied about the festival from the get-go.
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Look at Levi Strauss, perceived to be reasonably priced at the get go, price at $17, opened at $22 and change, still holding up at $22.
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We're told Dr. Jarrahy doesn't see it Geena's way ... he believes the marriage was valid from the get-go, regardless of any irregularity with the license.
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Microsoft's head of industrial design Ralf Groene Groene also made it clear that the Surface Studio was designed from the get-go with creators in mind.
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She spoke before the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) last year, calling for better practices by companies to train their employees from the get-go.
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"He's a prolific director and he really helped forge the cast as an ensemble and really clarify all those relationships from the get-go," he added.
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It must be apparently clear from the get-go what the game is about and why it will be fun to play and easy to use.
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Claimed profession: Male model Concealed ambition: N/A Daniel listed his occupation as "male model" from the get-go, so ultimately I respect him the most.
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Also, all of Verizon's modern 4G LTE phones are unlocked from the get-go, which means they might work with another SIM card in another country.
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Instead, right from the get-go, he should assert the Fed's independence in the pursuit of its dual mandate of seeking price stability and maximum employment.
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While Washington was enough of a republican to throw in with the Continental Congress from the get-go, eight years commanding the Continental Army transformed him.
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In an email, Trey Anastasio, Phish's frontman, wrote that from the get-go, Mr. Fisk had an appreciation for the absurd that fit the band's ethos.
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One advantage of a baked-from-the-get-go frittata is that it can be assembled in advance, so no last-minute stovetop work is required.
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To quash rabble-rousing from the get-go, we're using the U.S. Census Bureau's definition of "the South" on its official map of the United States.
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Diving in behind his head straight from the get go, Harumafuji smashed the Japanese yokozuna onto his heels and drove him from the ring with underhooks.
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Nest WiFi is too easy to set up and provides powerful speeds from the get go, and each piece doubles as a Google Assistant smart speaker.
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And argument raged from the get-go: constant, careening, apocalyptic and at times elevated discourse about real things, vital things, in primary colors, and with passion.
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While the top and bottom stacks were pretty much set from the get-go, the editing team rightly dinged me for some questionable fill in between.
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Hers is the rare fashion brand that has considered diversity from the get-go, folding it into its DNA so that it won't ever be neglected.
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It takes the museumgoer on a journey from the get-go: as you enter, audio plays, re-enacting slaves screaming and talking in their native language.
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"I really from the get-go wanted to offer the service as a complimentary matchmaker service," said Ms. Wilmot, who started the company in Portland, Ore.
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"I probably could have gotten 750 bars in New York City alone, but covering the world was the idea from the get-go," Ms. Stillman said.
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"This exudes shadiness because they had a Russian connection from the get-go," said Michael Allen, a managing director at Beacon Global Strategies, a security consultant.
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There are no shortcuts or even guideposts of what to do in the region, but some United States choices clearly were wrong from the get-go.
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"From the get-go, Opportunity delivered on our search for evidence regarding water," said Steve Squyres, principal investigator of the rovers' science payload at Cornell University.
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Her predecessor, Ann Marie of "That Girl," played by Marlo Thomas, was our first television singleton, but paired from the get-go with her boyfriend, Donald.
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It was decidedly not an instant hit: The food got decidedly "meh" reviews from the get-go, with customers complaining it was both mediocre and overpriced.
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"We were actually surprised right from the get-go to see Tesla be so much in the foreground as a potential source of business," he said.
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The food at Diner had its own perspective from the get-go, and it's still one of the best dinners you can find in North Brooklyn.
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I struggled to get into Sense8 in its early going, and I always felt a bit bewildered by people who were hooked from the get-go.
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Thinking about these issues as individual rights is, I think, the biggest problem from the get-go instead of thinking of this as a collective right.
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Griffin is a known kicking specialist and as tough as anyone when it comes to taking punishment, yet Silva is toying with him from the get go.
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Here's the other side ... Ellison clearly knew the skirt would attract attention, so at least to us it seems like a clever plan from the get-go.
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Billy McFarland tells us his team was in over their heads from the get-go, but things were exacerbated by a mega-storm days before the festival.
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"We knew from the get-go that this was not a show that was meant for a conventional theatrical space," Pipeline's Artistic Director Ari Schrier tells Creators.
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That comes as Chinese entrepreneurs also are increasingly thinking about globalization from the get-go as they seek diversification from the highly competitive domestic market, Harburg said.
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But unlike me, they are profoundly and increasingly disadvantaged by an entrepreneurial environment that restricts them right from the get-go and denies them a viable marketplace.
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In August, Benjamin told The Athletic's Tim Graham he and Carolina were "a bad fit from the get-go," and was critical of Panthers quarterback Cam Newton.
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This is, in theory, the direction that 3D Zelda games could have moved toward from the get-go, based on the foundation established in the original game.
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Why it matters: Curbelo, a two-term Republican, was a top target for the Democrats from the get-go and considered a bellwether of a blue wave.
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She's learned from the mistakes she made when attempting to court investors for Maya's Mom, including that she didn't ask for enough money from the get go.
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Features like Samsung Pay and YouTube live broadcasting will be baked in right from the get go, whereas last year they were retroactively added with software updates.
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"That was something from the very get-go, from development," triple threat co-creator, executive producer, and showrunner Sallie Patrick exclusively tells Refinery29 of her show's feminism.
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If you thought lithium-ion batteries catching fire were dangerous, how about a portable power source that actually relies on igniting its fuel from the get-go?
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The big selling point of Google Home has been, right from the get-go, how all the goodness of Google search will help Google Assistant be smarter.
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That means John Kerry from the get-go, this is the beginning, the Obama State Department and I&aposm sure the president, that means Obama, all involved.
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Use your credibility to make sure that it is included in humanitarian response from the get-go -- because it's an essential, just like water, food and shelter.
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However, since it was Grande's from the get-go, she has sole custody of the pet, which Grande previously said on Twitter is an emotional support pig.
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While it was a commercial failure compared to Harvest and After the Gold Rush, critics seemed compelled by On the Beach's melancholic looseness from the get go.
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From the get-go, tracks like "Damaged" and "Corpse Slayer" rage with an unforgiving ferocity that is both cathartic and galvanizing in resistance against the ruling elite.
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Instead of just focusing on making money of touring, Rabkin said Stem will hopefully offer those artists some way of driving revenue right from the get-go.
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While TradeHero has raised money from private investors and VCs, including Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers' China fund, SportsHero has made a different move from the get go.
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And in Evans' mind, that war trauma informs some of the behavior that, without any context, depicts Gaston as a one-dimensional villain from the get-go.
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It's pretty clear now ... the Saudis planned to kill Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi from the get-go, because they had a decoy ready, complete with disguise.
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It includes a Surface Pen, Surface Keyboard, Surface Mouse, and a Zero Gravity Hinge, so you have everything you need to start designing from the get-go.
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But life in Bangkok as the main Jao Poh of organized crime was a coffin maker deal, and Klaew was a marked man from the get-go.
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Stevie Wonder began his musical career at just 11 years old, and from the get-go, his love of jazz became a central part of his sound.
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But from the get-go, many scientists have raised red flags about the potential habitability of Proxima b, focusing in particular on the proclivities of red dwarfs.
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Heck, there's even a #SheWarnedUs hashtag on Twitter documenting all the times Hillary told us how the Trump presidency would pretty much unfold from the get-go.
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"From the very get-go, they have shown that they lack independence, impartiality and objectivity," Yemane Gebreab, an adviser to Mr. Isaias, told reporters Wednesday in Geneva.
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The Hall of Fame jockey Smith will have him running from the get-go and will meet the Hall of Fame trainer Baffert in the winner's circle.
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It's also quite likely that the Bloomberg campaign will target independents from the get-go, inadvertently setting up Schultz as the popular second choice among Bloomberg independents.
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It's all in ANGRY court docs filed by Gabriella Sanders -- who blasts the father of her 2 children with a metaphorical bazooka right from the get go.
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The couple got married on May 16, 2014, and they've had a turbulent relationship almost from the get-go, but things have really escalated out of control.
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She's the royal you love to hate: duplicitous and nakedly ambitious from the get-go, but a savvy tactician and as ferociously brave as she is vicious.
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When she meets Doug (John Lithgow), an obnoxious real estate developer who provokes Beatriz from the get-go, the two clash over their divergent backgrounds and values.
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And so while the game may be a triumph of an emerging medium, it faces a major obstacle from the get-go: finding people to play it.
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From the get-go, this rescue mission, code-named Eagle Claw, would not be an easy assignment for a Delta Force commando unit still in its infancy.
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James J. GallagherPompton Plains, N.J. To the Editor: Bravo to millennials for speaking up and asking from the get-go for the work flexibility we all need.
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"This has been a misadventure from the get-go," Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin, who had refused to give the commission any data, said by phone.
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From the get-go, John Kennedy had Republicans in heavyweight jobs in his government -- as secretary of treasury, secretary of defense, CIA director and national security adviser.
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Relatively generous initial price thoughts on the trade, comprising maturities ranging from two to 30 years, certainly helped turn heads on the buyside from the get-go.
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From the get go Edgar was circling and feinting, drawing out missed swings from Stephens and putting in real punches when he felt he had the chance.
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Here are a few potential origins of Friday the 13th as an ill-fated date: The BibleFriday has had a bad reputation in Christianity from the get-go.
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Trump has certainly been a sui generis presidential candidate from the get-go, and his lack of support from the food industry is unusual, to say the least.
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While the audience's reaction may have seemed out of the blue and charming — considering Streep's multiple Oscar nominations throughout her career — it was planned from the get-go.
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But her daughter Ellie Jo rejected her milk from the get-go, and after trying everything possible, Muscato found a hypoallergenic, dairy protein-free formula that finally worked.
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From the get-go, Tully acknowledges the class disparities between Marlo and her wealthy brother, Craig (Mark Duplass), who gifts her with Tully's services as a baby gift.
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From the get-go, they have a "fundamental misunderstanding" of what type of film director Josh Lorton (played by the film's actual director, Eric Nortanicola) is actually making.
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There's no one-and-done guaranteed solution, but Dr. Kluk suggests using a gentle, non-foaming cleanser to help replenish the skin's barrier function from the get-go.
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Distrust. If you look at what Facebook has been going through since the 2016 election, it has been controversy after controversy for that company from the get-go.
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From the get-go, FAIR pursued a "low-key, behind-the-scenes approach," according to internal memos, and shifted energy from lobbying and media relations to grassroots organizing.
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Starling is likely to be punching above its weight here, having launched with a fully fledged current account from the get-go and targeting a slightly broader demographic.
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Muir asked Cook why Apple hadn't teamed up with the FBI sooner—to work together on security software from the get-go, which would've avoided this whole situation.
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Later that month, the former reality star opened up to PEOPLE about how a large family with husband Tyler Johnson was on her mind from the get-go.
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Right from the get-go of Season 9, Valentina (whose real name is James Andrew Leyva) cemented herself as a fan favorite with a good chance of winning.
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Just by virtue of his age and not hitting like Willie Mays from the get-go, Buhner's name was prick'd to the point that he was Gregg-bait.
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On the other hand, Flatiron Health, also a former employer, focused on diversity & inclusion from the get-go, including hiring senior female leaders across all functions early on.
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"I think from the very get-go, one of the most exciting that things we saw happening in the space was this trend toward wearable computing," Tang said.
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Since the get-go, AMC has not been interested in collaborating with MoviePass – a move that is not in the interest of our subscribers and AMC theater-goers.
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By looking at gene expression in melanoma cells taken from patients before and after treatment, Regev's team discovered that some people's tumors were impervious from the get-go.
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Acting SPD leader Olaf Scholz, who will head the finance ministry, said "this isn't a love match from the get-go", but the parties would work constructively together.
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Monolith's blog post doesn't include the words "we're sorry," but reads like an apology letter from a studio that knew about all these problems from the get go.
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Instead, the device's black cloth cover and premium sound makes it pretty clear from the get go that Samsung once again has Apple firmly in its sights here.
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"From the get-go, PLCN is designed to accommodate evolving infrastructure technology, allowing us to independently choose network equipment and refresh optical technology as it advances," he wrote.
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"Our objective from the get-go was to make sure that anyone declared a victim is depicted on that wall," Jan Seidler Ramirez, the museum's chief curator, said.
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"So I don't know what the circumstances of why that didn't happen or if that's entirely accurate or if this whole story is bogus from the get-go."
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The West Coast contingent has been hip to this dark tidbit from the get go, because of the high number of post-suicide zombies they have come across.
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Indeed, he says, staking out Amplify's territory from the get-go has made a big difference in getting the firm connected with the talent it wants to know.
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On the very small scale of leading historic house tours, what helped me combat ahistorical statements was to establish trust and rapport with guests from the get-go.
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Right from the get go Namajunas was out in the open and drawing Jedrzejczyk forward, managing distance and controlling when she was hittable and when she was not.
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All of this is clearly an emergency in the mayor's eyes — hence why he wants to spend so much money and attention on it from the get-go.
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With Snapchat, he had to carefully put his own lived experience aside and look at where it was thriving from the get-go: Among young people, especially women.
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From the get-go, the lure of HQ2 has been the promise that Amazon would bring 50,000 jobs to town with an average salary of $100,000 or more.
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If there had been women or people of color in the room, Thompson's argument goes, there might have been tools built to protect users from the get-go.
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"Japan's strategy from the get-go has been to really reach out to Trump personally," Shihoko Goto, a senior associate for northeast Asia at the Wilson Center, said.
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Though she's technically the protagonist, and our way into the world of Peter and Neverland, it's clear from the get-go that this story isn't really about her.
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It's clear from the get-go that nothing happens in the Gotham crime underbelly without his say-so, and that an association with him means a free pass.
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They seem meaningfully connected from the get-go (although, of course, they're both hot) and they thoughtfully communicate to address the concerns they'd face as an interracial couple.
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From the get-go, he is so adorably hung up on Abby, appreciating what she perceives as flaws and joyful in how he pushes her toward new experiences.
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And aside from it being a major moment for the series, it will be really exciting just for everyone who's rooted this couple on from the get go.
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But with Lorene Scafaria's new flick, though the audience is in on the Hustlers con from the get-go, it doesn't make the movie's plot any less thrilling.
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"There are multiple challenges that [O'Brien] will face from the get-go," said Charles Kupchan, a former senior director on the National Security Council during the Obama administration.
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In the footage, obtained by TMZ, Benzino was pissed from the get-go about the incident, because he believes the cop who ran his tags racially profiled him.
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But really, it would be nice if the parties involved spelled out the changes from the get-go, regardless of how big or small the update might be.
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Consider how absurd was the attack on Barr from the get-go: under the express wording of the Special Counsel Statute 28CFR 600.1, Barr didn't have to release anything.
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"We really lucked out and enjoy each other, and the chemistry was sort of there from the get-go," Moore said of herself and her co-star Milo Ventimiglia.
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But from the get-go, there's also plenty of material that helps explain why Sandler has remained a recognizable name in the pop cultural sphere for almost three decades.
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Meanwhile, I understand the startup has generated revenue from the get-go, and raised a very modest $3.5 million in funding, most of which is (quite sensibly) venture debt.
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From the get-go, the centers had trouble fulfilling demand, trouble, that is, until Japanese fighter planes sneak-attacked a US naval base and forced us into the war.
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Reaching a speed of 50 miles per hour, this ride gets your adrenaline pumping from the get-go with a 75-foot initial drop from about 10 stories high.
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Then there's the added bonus of Sony and PlayStation's gaming heritage and links with game-makers, so you can expect a lot of quality titles from the get-go.
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Tasha's drafted team may not seem as strong as Liz's or Chaim's right from the get-go, but I think Bran Stark is going to be an invaluable player.
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He claims that the company planned for the new 8110 to have the spring-release mechanism right from the get-go, but it made the phone a lot bigger.
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It's objectively the best multiple song run of any album this year, and therein lies one of the album's strengths: it confidently shows its hand from the get-go.
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Rancic was involved in the design steps from the get-go, but made sure to get Duke's opinion on the items, which include flip sequin tops and graphic tees.
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AVs in particular will need to be routed around areas with heavy traffic from the get-go, because once in traffic, they will likely remain on their programmed route.
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But it would have been nice for Sonos to include Alexa from the get-go—to plug the speaker in and have the assistant walk you through the process.
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Law enforcement will only evacuate the building if the threat is deemed credible, but there have been no evacuations yet because the threats appeared hollow from the get-go.
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Team Clinton struggles to answer the transcript question Hillary Clinton and her campaign team have known from the get-go that her paid speeches would be a campaign issue.
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Though not entirely different from the traditional version, one thing that is necessary is to bring everyone -- the anesthesiologist, the neonatologist, the nurses -- on board from the get-go.
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He emphasizes that they're also keen to nail a healthy startup culture from the get-go — saying that building "an exciting and inclusive place to work" is a priority.
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Secret Hunter usually clinches the win by keeping steady pressure from the get-go, putting one or two minions in play that continue to chip away at your opponent.
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Eye-tracking is one way of shining some light on the inner workings, but another might be to build more coherence into deep learning systems from the get-go.
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But the best part of Logan Lucky is that from the get-go you know you're in confident hands, and whatever's about to happen, it's going to be great.
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If you enter the workforce making more from the get go then you are not playing catch-up; for me I think it was just a little too late.
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The other thing you'll notice right from the get-go is that Microsoft wasn't kidding when it said that the new HoloLens would be far more comfortable to wear.
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"I started off with the notion that I would again use cannabis, but from the get go [this time], and I would not get so desperately sick," she said.
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One of the things we seized on from the beginning, and I joined Facebook when it was 25 people, was we built architecture around choice from the get-go.
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"I started off with the notion that I would again use cannabis, but from the get go [this time], and I would not get so desperately sick," she said.
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Once captured, Shell explained that he was merely heading home to pick up a few bucks for a sandwich, and planned on returning the ambulance from the get-go.
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So if your goal is to make your car company a mass-market player, you have to bake in the regimentation and the production system from the get-go.
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The Democrats are so rabid about the loss of this election that they thought they had in the bag from the get go that they're seeing nothing but red.
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" It was acrimonious from the get-go ... Trump blew off Pelosi's gesture to shake hands, and then she introduced him by simply acknowledging "the President of the United States.
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This time, executives have handed her the keys to the kingdom from the get-go, clearly hoping the name alone would do most of the heavy lifting ratings-wise.
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There's even a good narrative reason why you don't have these powers from the get go, as Cal is an out-of-practice Padawan re-learning as he goes.
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We just care so deeply about it all, and so does JJ. It was really intense from the get-go, and we only just finished the movie before Thanksgiving.
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Apple — even more than Netflix, Disney, and other competitors like AT&T's WarnerMedia or Comcast's NBC Universal — needs to invest pretty heavily in original content from the get-go.
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Since it's proven difficult to capture the lightning in a bottle that made the show great, Jordan Peele's 2019 reboot is a bold-ass move from the get go.
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Neither show has aired a new episode since the Franken news broke, but both women addressed the C.K. revelations much differently than their male peers from the get-go.
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Link does not have magic powers and does not use magic From the get-go, Link emerges after sleeping 100 years in what is clearly some sort of cryonic chamber.
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Billy is back, and not doing so hot From the get-go, the plot reads like someone scrambling to stitch something together after not expecting a Season 13 to happen.
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We have to rethink education, rethink all the different possibilities and how for the get-go, from pre-K on, we start orienting people towards the job of the future.
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So, right from the get-go, I did not think of this as being part of a trilogy; I thought of it as being just a single, self-contained movie.
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It's evident from the get-go of their self-titled debut in 703, "Remake/Remodel," a party scene with jaunty piano that violently shifts into synth, guitar, and sax screeching.
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The Proposal is a joy from the get-go; I was utterly enamored of protagonist Nikole before the opening scene (in which a proposal goes very, very wrong) was over.
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Box, from the get-go, gunned for enterprises and for the large part has built a brand around the company — and Aaron Levie — as one that specializes in enterprise software.
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" Set the bar high from the get-go, says Green: "You don't just mistakenly become great at something … and then you start to believe, 'Oh man, I'm great at that.
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Azar says it's made money from the get-go, with users purchasing "gems" — its in-app currency — to unlock filters so they can pick chat partners by region and gender.
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Reporters and political operatives are on the hunt from the get-go for any misstep to be used against a politician, and the spouse and family are fair game too.
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Although available to customers across the EU from the get-go, Raisin had dedicated market launches in the Netherlands and the U.K. last year, seeing the company expand beyond Germany.
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You don't have to disagree with the actual policies Booker enacted to think that barely consulting Newarkers and implementing a plan that was there from the get-go is problematic.
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Did you say from the get-go, "I want to make this intensely dense, rich thing with a bunch of different sound" going in, or did you come to that?
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"If you already know you're exclusively looking for a fwb, you want to be honest from the get-go so you don't wind up hurting anyone's feelings," Dr. Morse says.
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The Grievance Study hoax started with concerns that people were being unfairly accused of racism and sexism — illustrating the political stakes of all of this practically from the get-go.
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"People think that he started out the way he ended, that he had all of this in his mind to start, and was evil from the get go," she said.
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Golovkin was throwing with power from the very get go—even his jabs seemed to have the ability to cause some serious whiplash with Brook's head snapping back upon impact.
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To say that it has aged poorly would be to gloss over the fact that it was recorded in 1984, not 1894, and sounded comically awkward from the get-go.
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Milan -- who is gay -- says he smelled a rat from the get-go, especially because Jussie's story changed so much ... and every gay black man will now feel the consequences.
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"The one thing the President's been very clear on from the get-go, is he doesn't like to telegraph all the cards that he has," Spicer said on April 10.
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From the get-go, my one rule on this misadventure has been to only attack the character of Mr. Peanut, never the corporation or the human beings behind the account.
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Girls aren't a commodity, just have respect from the get-go and try make it about the vibe, and at the end you should end up with a good party.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Squawk Box" earlier Thursday, Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass said "there's something odd" about "this protection of this U.S.-Russia relationship from the get-go."
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And it's true, the startup has, right from the get go, spent a lot of time and money on building the TransferWise brand and what is undoubtedly a great product.
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One such consideration is muting these clips from the get-go, so as not to annoy users who either aren't wearing headphones or are browsing Facebook while listening to music.
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"9 Dems are choosing to hold the entire 220+ caucus hostage if we don't accept their GOP-friendly rules that will hamstring healthcare efforts from the get-go," Cortez tweeted.
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For comparison, here's the median income American women are earning at every age, according to BLS data: This is partially because male college graduates earn more from the get-go.
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"If we try to solve a problem and we're not trying to solve it in context, any solution we propose is doomed to fail from the get-go," she says.
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Was he being patronizing — trying to assert his alpha-male dominance from the get-go — or just looking to demonstrate that he felt comfortable, relaxed, unthreatened by the professional politician?
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An ungainly yet strangely captivating oddity, "London Road" snags your attention from the get-go in the manner of any razor-edge experiment: By making you wonder, what on earth?
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Engaging with multiple vendors would mean that, from the get-go, the DOD is building a cloud architecture that is flexible enough to engage new providers when the need arises.
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Its Sustainer Corduroy Pant is a slim-cut five-pocket cord that's really soft, with a nice bit of stretch that feels broken in and comfortable from the get-go.
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In more leisurely versions, you have time to figure out what you're supposed to do; here, you need to be in try-anything-and-everything mode from the get-go.
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When Netflix set foot in developing and emerging markets such as India, it was greeted by stiff competition, long-established and deeply rooted among local audiences from the get-go.
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But I do know that by not forcefully condemning Duke from the get-go, Trump allowed the likes of Duke to appropriate his message and his campaign for their purposes.
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Secretary of State Madeline Albright visited North Korea in 2000, only to learn in 2002 that the United States was being duped on the Agreed Framework from the get-go.
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But it didn't ring true almost from the get-go ... Rob began posting pics of baby mama Blac Chyna, tweeting that he'd never even met James, much less banged her.
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Getting acquainted with credit from a young age can also make it less daunting to manage credit cards in the future and instill good spending habits from the get-go.
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Back in December, it was unclear if all Republicans — particularly a trio of swing senators — would back McConnell in advancing a rules package along partisan lines from the get-go.
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Sort of like playing poker, or in the initial stages of dating someone promising — you never want to put all of your cards on the table from the get-go.
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The broad use of this narrow path through and around the World Trade Organization could (Trump's other big daydream) eviscerate that organization which America has supported from the get-go.
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"Facebook vice president Francisco Varela told the Times that "All Facebook's integrations with Huawei, Lenovo, Oppo and TCL were controlled from the get-go—and Facebook approved everything that was built.
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Clif Bar & Company This company has been dog friendly since it started 25 years ago, because they knew from the get-go that more dogs equals more happiness in the office.
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In addition, a number of other investors also participated including Finch Capital, which led Trussle's Series A fund raise, and Seedcamp, which has backed the fintech startup from the get-go.
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But all it takes is a deep-dive into the archives of the sites to glean that this has, in fact, been the style they've been pushing since the get-go.
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It's most of the same internals as a Surface Pro 13 tablet, but with one of Lenovo's (hopefully) legendary keyboards attached from the get-go, rather than being a $130 extra.
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From the get-go, more moderate candidates including Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg jabbed at Warren, trying to pin her on whether she'd raise taxes in paying for Medicare-for-all.
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She and her mother, Mandy Teefey, were there since the get go and talking to us, phone calls, we would go out to dinner, talk about the characters, flesh things out.
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The Obama-Netanyahu relationship has been a drama-filled soap opera almost from the get-go, even while the US-Israeli relationship, particularly on the security side, has fared relatively well.
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Don't get us wrong, Season 2 isn't bad – at least, not in the first five episodes screened for critics – but it drags from the get-go and it's hard to ignore.
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As big animals, they "were particularly vulnerable to large impacts from the get-go," said study co-author Thomas Gernon, an Earth scientist at the University of Southampton, in a statement.
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I got a really good attorney, and I told him from the get-go, if this is going to be an issue, let me know and I'll get the ACLU involved.
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The mission for the new team was clear from the get-go: develop a killer game for SEGA, to boost Mega Drive sales, and create a company mascot in the process.
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Despite the beloved progressive's attempts to calm them down, it was clear from the get-go that he would be unable to convince the angry crowd that Clinton was the answer.
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"For Tesla it was always very important to have a charging infrastructure for our clients from the get-go," a spokeswoman said, adding that it welcomed all investment in car charging.
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People like me are hard to find, and super in demand… and a company that consisted of me and nine of my clones would be completely doomed from the get-go.
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Her childhood was erratic from the get-go: Her parents divorced when she was about four, and she eventually grew up with three different stepfathers and one stepmother, moving around frequently.
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In particular he noted the way European companies — and in turn European VCs — are a lot more global from the get-go, no longer focusing on a specific country or region.
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The set finds the pair embracing unpretentious fun right from the get go, leading with lush disco before leaning into the groove a bit more with relentless house and techno selections.
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"The problem with Shake Shack, from the very beginning, ever since it came public in 2015, is that this stock has been incredibly expensive, right from the get-go," Cramer said.
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From the get-go, people are forever falling down, tripping over furniture, breaking things, weaving cats cradles out of yarn (in Ms. Gevinson's case) and, it would seem, forgetting their lines.
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In adopting a marketplace-style model from the get-go, Grab is avoiding the issues that Didi — a Grab investor — encountered in China when it invested in bike-sharing company Ofo.
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We wanted activism to be a part of the twins' lives from the get-go, but we've always had to pick and choose the safer events for them to come along.
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This seemed a dubious strategy from the get-go, given that Mr. Redstone and his daughter controlled the company and Mr. Redstone, however physically impaired, had clearly turned against Mr. Dauman.
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Democrats say McConnell's unwillingness to consider the witness and documents issues from the get-go are just the latest examples of how Republicans are unfairly skewing this trial in Trump's favor.
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This means you'll get paid well from the get-go and make more as you move up the ladder — and growth opportunity is incredibly important when you're looking into potential careers.
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"My mother engaged with us in an open, flexible way, making sure from the get-go that the focus of the foundation was something we cared about," said Hannah Quimby, 38.
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School: BaylorYear(s): 2009-13Position: CenterStats: 22.1 PPG, 8.7 RPG, 5.3 BPGA 6-foot-9 force in the paint and known dunker, Brittney Griner shined for Baylor from the get-go.
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The dynamic could sour relations between Clinton and Capitol Hill from the get-go, dousing any hope of even a brief honeymoon for Clinton should she defeat Donald Trump next week.
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In general, industrial farming increases in scale as countries get richer and more people can afford meat, but a commitment to humane conditions from the get-go can prevent some abuses.
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Ezra Edelman: I knew from the get-go I wanted to delve into the history of Los Angeles, the L.A.P.D., and to do a deeper dive into O.J. as a character.
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The ad hominem nature of Kramer's rebuke — concluding that Guston had been a phony from the get-go — perversely reflects the summation of the artist's life and work that these paintings embody.
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But some organizers ignore current laws from the get-go by failing to comply with a requirement to obtain a permit (the Portland Mercury reported that antifa protesters did not have one).
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What is unique here is how early they have started, as the Cabinet nominees apparently felt no fear or reluctance to undermine the White House national security staff from the get-go.
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Powell Jobs, who called the movie "fiction," was against the project from the get-go, reportedly calling Leonardo DiCaprio and Christian Bale personally to ask them to decline roles in the film.
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"At the get-go, I was very trepidatious because there were a lot of promises and there were, well, there was a lot of intrigue," Alexandria Heston, a Chicago-based XR designer.
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In court, it's clear from the get-go that Bryan is lacking confidence, Axe is filled to the brim with determination, and Judge DeGiulio (Rob Morrow) isn't buying anything anyone is selling.
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"That inconsistency has been following us through the season, and on the opposite side Ferrari put the car on track in Barcelona and they were quick from the get-go," said Wolff.
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I was immediately drawn to the breath of fresh air she'd bring to the show, not to mention the fact that I'd actually remember which one she was from the get-go.
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The Pentagon has firmly denied this, but it hasn't stopped Oracle and IBM from complaining loudly from the get-go that there were problems with the way the RFP was set up.
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" Ramsey, 41, agreed, "This was just pure from the get-go, all of us sitting in a room together, playing as a band with no preconceived notion of what it should be.
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To even reach that point, however, they not only have to endure the attacks that come with speaking out, they also have to have a bulletproof case built from the get-go.
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Image: Tim Wright/APSaddled with historical baggage, it's no surprise that the TMT—which would be the mountain's fourteenth observatory, and its largest one yet—has faced opposition from the get-go.
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For one, she's a woman, and she's a total badass — she's obviously a good fighter and pilot from the get-go, and she devises a lot of the movie's clever, lifesaving stunts.
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Many in the industry complained from the get-go that they weren't being paid an adequate rate to offset the financial sting from a steep drop in exports and lower commodity prices.
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WE MADE IT CLEAR TO NIKE FROM THE GET GO, FROM THE VERY FIRST COMMUNICATIONS WE HAD WITH NIKE THEY WERE GOING TO HAVE TO COME CLEAN ONE WAY OR THE OTHER.
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So, since autonomous vehicles will be new, sticking a toll on them that's connected with congestion might be something that you want to make part of the technology from the get-go.
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I felt like I needed to step out from that in my life and in my music, and uncover some things about myself that weren't conscious to me from the get-go.
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"He hasn't been a part of this process from the get-go," said Aaron David Miller, a vice president at the Wilson Center and former State Department adviser on Arab-Israeli relations.
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Tyler said it was obvious from the get-go that Aniston, Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, Lisa Kudrow, and David Schwimmer were thick as thieves, which proved promising for the comedy.
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"I think we've had balanced scoring right from the get-go," said Islanders winger Andrew Ladd, who opened the scoring with a short-handed breakaway goal 5:23 into the first period.
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"If you're stemming the overflow from the get-go, it's a little bit questionable about how that plays out for these news plants," she said, referring to new plastics and petrochemical facilities.
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Bey knew what she wanted from the get-go — "I presented [Green] with the idea, the mission statement, the purpose, the marketing strategy — all in the first meeting," she told the glossy.
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I know a lot of guys wanted to see me in there with killers from the get-go, but when you're only making $700 for a fight, that isn't really worth it.
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"If your first experience with coding isn't fun from the get-go, there isn't going to be any learning," says Vignir Gudmundsson, CEO and co-founder of the game's maker Radiant Games .
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"At this point the Secret Service has already weighed in and whoever is the force behind this petition probably should have gone to the Secret Service from the get-go," he said.
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From the get go it was clear that both men were playing to their opponent and not simply there to—as they put it in the wrestling business—'get their shit in'.
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The Trumps say that the rapid-fire nature of Mr. Fintiklis's legal efforts show that he never intended to cooperate, and that he had been planning an attack from the get-go.
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Wolff says that Trump wanted to replace Spicer from the get-go, and that at one point, he made overtures to Kimberly Guilfoyle, co-host of the Fox News show The Five.
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"The president has been clear on this issue from the get-go that it's not a matter of if, but a matter of when," the deputy press secretary, Hogan Gidley, told reporters.
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There was hardly free rein at the site, said Marianne Kwok, a director of the architecture firm KPF, which has worked from the get-go on the platform, site plan and buildings.
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"I've been clear from the get-go that if someone were to champion a universal basic income in their campaign, it would go a long way" toward getting his endorsement, he said.
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The intention to combine the two brands was clear from the get-go: in order to compete with giants like Disney, Netflix, Amazon, and WarnerMedia, Viacom and CBS had to get bigger.
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Neil and I knew from the get-go that we wanted to do a magic-themed puzzle, because Neil is seriously as amazing at magic as he is at acting and emceeing.
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It is also the name with which Dajjal, or the Antichrist, announces himself in the Islamic religion — meaning that Dehbi's character is already outed as a con artist from the get-go.
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It is possible to turn down a promotion into management while still boosting your salary — more on that later — but it's definitely easier to be clear about it from the get-go.
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I've probably tried this with toast toward the end of eating a piece, when there's less risk of shit falling off than if I inverted my toast right from the get-go.
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The T. rex was "basically king of its environment from the get-go," said Holly Woodward, an associate professor of anatomy and paleontology at the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences.
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From the get-go the fund's strategy has been simple: instead of looking for start-ups that are trying to disrupt entire industries, focus instead on those that can improve existing companies.
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"It's definitely a positive change, but you have to look at it in context, which is that this is something they should have been doing from the get-go," Brody told Motherboard.
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" But from the get-go your boss and the CEO of Microsoft said, "We're going to work together, we're going to figure out ways to import LinkedIn in some capacity to Microsoft.
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But distortions inherent in this approach are evident from the get-go in a gallery presenting works by artists as diverse as Alighiero e Boetti and various quilters from Gee's Bend, Alabama.
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From the get-go, the Trump administration wanted something North Korea was never going to give: the North handing over its entire nuclear arsenal before the United States gave it anything tangible.
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According to a New York Times op-ed, this ostensibly feminist act "rankled" many voters from the get-go, and Hillary eventually dropped Rodham for Clinton during Bill's second stint as governor.
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Male college graduates earn more from the get-go: They bring home a median salary of $50,2800 at age 222, while their female counterparts earn $267,260 per year, for a difference of $2972,2788.
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When you're in it for the long haul, unless you've decided on permanent roles from the get go, it makes sense that the primary earner would fluctuate over the years as life happens.
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Compared to its predecessor, the $699 Exodus 1, the Exodus 1s is a cheaper phone, but it also brings an important feature that was promised from the get-go: full Bitcoin node capability.
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Pattinson starts out reasonably secure and then becomes increasingly unstable, whereas from the get-go Dafoe is chomping on the scenery like it's his delightful old-timey pipe, and only gets more wild.
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Whether you want to open a restaurant, reinvent e-commerce, or use your personal experience and wisdom to inspire others, these crucial pieces of advice should help guide you from the get-go.
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So it's a good thing the moderators brought it up at the get-go, giving Trump a chance to reiterate his apology, let Clinton get a jab in, and move his campaign forward.
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"Obviously what she wrote on the pages was really her idea, we had talked about it right from the get-go what was going to be in it," Davis says in the video.
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"That's why it's so critical to pick the best team from the get-go, because it's a doctor who has a hunch that can mean the difference between life and death," says Jill.
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The 1.70m (5-ft 7-in) Argentine virtually needed a step-ladder to reach the bounce of Nadal's top-spin bombs but he was all over the Spaniard's serve from the get-go.
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Our sources say Rob planned from the get-go to let some time pass, then go back into court and ask for a reduction in child support, claiming he has virtually no income.
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"That's why from the get-go it was exceedingly poor judgment to set up a private email account because of this very real fact," Leonard said in an interview, referring to Clinton's arrangement.
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From the get go, it was clear that President Trump's ill-advised federal hiring freeze would not only be unworkable, but also compromise the ability of the government to serve the American people.
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Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have all used neural networks from the get-go to make their assistants better at recognizing speech, figure out what it is that you're asking, and increase response times.
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"I've established from the get-go that due to the magnitude of this event it is likely that that number is going to go up," Rosselló told reporters at a news conference Tuesday.
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Social action was embedded in our program from the get-go, booking speakers like journalist/activist/Twitter-phenom, Lauren Duca, alongside former Department of Homeland Security official in the Obama Administration, Katie Reisner.
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The commanders we spoke to cautioned their future state would have to add some new amendments to the Constitution from the get-go to prevent a repeat of the corruption they bemoan today.
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Ask your skeptic what they think of their initiatives or their stance as conservatives—again, focus on learning through questions, rather than rattling off these individuals' achievements or resumes from the get-go.
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Caroline Framke: When I first started watching Mr. Robot, I already knew about the "twist" of Christian Slater playing part of Elliot's subconscious, and could read all the signs from the get go.
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Little wonder, then, that it was impossible, almost from the get-go, to read a story about her that did not contain the qualifier "in her trademark black turtleneck," or some variation thereof.
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Fluttery and anxious from the get-go, she doesn't establish a whole lot of difference between Serafina before and after her husband's death, which is mostly signaled by a change in hair style.
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Sprint will throttle your speeds if you exceed more than 50GB of data in a month but, as you can see, your speeds are throttled from the get-go for most things anyway.
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From the get-go, Trump's chaotic reign has forced us all to think about politics morning and night — there's no escape, even when we're just trying to find someone to watch Netflix with.
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In September 2015, Ms. Yates issued a memo instructing prosecutors across the country to focus their investigations on employees from the get-go rather than at the end of a long corporate investigation.
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"Pretty much ... from the get-go, from when the policy came out," he told CNN, he put his supervisor's signature on warrants directly himself, rather than wait for his supervisor to sign them.
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While other stools can feel awkward and take some getting used to, the TURBO uses a new adjustable ramp design, which creates a more natural and comfortable squatting position from the get-go.
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One of the ways Monzo has increased its virality from the get-go is by making friend-to-friend payments easy, either to people who already bank with the startup, or via the Monzo.
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From the get-go, the brand—which was created by private equity firm Privateer Holdings and rides on a licensing agreement with Bob Marley's family—has aspired to refashion how we talk about pot.
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CNN's 'Unprecedented': 'Common sense,' Trump's campaign strategy from the get-go Cruz did not endorse Trump at the Republican National Convention but did rally his supporters for the real estate mogul in the fall.
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Melissa Gregg, a research director at Intel, told the New York Times that men predominantly install smart home devices, signaling a potential gap in knowledge on how this technology works from the get-go.
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The Bachelor in Paradise duo, who tied the knot in a televised ceremony that aired on Valentine's Day last year, admitted that they had been talking about starting a family from the get go.
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Until an unfavorable U.S. Supreme Court ruling earlier this year, independent contractors often joined class-action lawsuits anyway, arguing (sometimes successfully) that they ought to have been classified as employees from the get-go.
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That was something I wanted from the absolute get-go, because I knew the weather was going to be in and out over the days and days we were going to be filming this.
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Supermarkets have been promoting recycling as a way out of this morass, but it hasn't been enough, according to environmentalists, who say that single-use plastic needs to be purged from the get-go.
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In addition to making money off of his nearly 15 million social media followers, Paul has said from the get go that he wants to use his social media leverage to break into Hollywood.
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The report and discussion thereof is bound to be highly politically charged from the get-go and the repercussions from what is disclosed therein are sure to reach many in and out of office.
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"The biggest mistake I see is people who try to do this on their own right from the get-go," Jason Kurland, a New York attorney who specializes in lottery winners told NBC News.
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Moreover, all newly purchased devices must be unlocked from the get-go, according to new regulations from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), the federal telecommunications regulator, which came out on Thursday.
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I've been on board with the MCU from the get-go, and have stayed there even through its rougher patches (cough Thor 2 cough) because of the way the larger Avengers arc has progressed.
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"From the get-go he said he wanted a crazy, over-the-top, Studio 54 powder room," Hughes says in the above video of the cherry-covered space in Cohen's New York City townhouse.
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The difficulties are compounded considering Otis felt from the get-go that this pregnancy would be different, after suffering the 2016 loss of her son as well as a chemical pregnancy late last summer.
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This rollout is later than Apple Pay's in Singapore, but by roping in nearly every major bank across MasterCard and Visa cards here, Samsung will hit a broad user base from the get go.
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From the get-go, Senator Gillibrand demonstrated her signature drive — but she was also decidedly more liberal than she was in the House (that "A" grade from the NRA soon plummeted to an "F").
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"Right now, off the get-go, it's all partisan," Kasich told CNN's Dana Bash on "State of the Union," urging that it is "unsustainable" for the two parties to not engage the other side.
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Sources: IG Group, Google/World Bank Unlike many prime ministers and presidents, Ardern has worked in government from the get-go, joining former Prime Minister Helen Clark's government right after graduating college in 2001.
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From the get-go, it paints Alex (Braff) as a particularly brilliant producer who might be in over his head but whose dreams are too big to be locked down by something resembling reality.
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Security measures need to be built into smart products right from the get-go, not after the fact, and consumer safety should not be sacrificed in exchange for performance or being first to market.
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But for those on Lula's camp and voters who remain on the fence, Bolsonaro's rise represents a pushback from a section of the population who disliked the Workers Party project from the get-go.
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Wiranto controls Hanura, "a party which has supported Jokowi from the get-go, and one way of seeing this is for the president to secure its continued support", wrote Wellian Wiranto, economist at OCBC.
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" "I've always, from the get-go, thought she was transgender because she told us she wanted to have a love change before She was like 5 and asked her dad for a love change.
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Tesla's bid to reshape the auto industry is also considerably bolder and riskier than mobile gaming or selling advertising on social networks, two businesses that generate large sums of cash from the get-go.
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"I'd be remiss if I didn't note that if she had released all the emails from the get-go we wouldn't be having this conversation," Smerconish told Biden on his CNN show on Saturday.
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Culver would not comment on whether Libratone is planning to launch any new speaker models in future with the Alexa AI baked in from the get-go plus microphone hardware that is always listening.
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"If we had started this band and the whole intention of this band from the get-go was to play Madison Square Garden, we would have gone about it 100 percent differently," Carney said.
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Again, from the get-go, was that baked into your projects that this would be a way for people to create art, media, other projects, and not have to go through traditional funding mechanisms?
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"They have a 30 percent market advantage right from the get-go," he said, insinuating that Apple should charge app makers closer to the 2 percent to 3 percent fees that payment processors do.
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The idea is that if a woman is paid less from the get-go, and then limited by her past salary at each subsequent job, it may be impossible for her to catch up.
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"It was unusual how someone so senior got involved from the get-go," said Ms. Maheshwari, who has come to expect companies' senior officials to be reticent — even intransigent — when confronted with embarrassing material.
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Spicer's casting was controversial from the get-go: The political aide was widely disparaged after he used the White House press podium to lie and attack journalists during his tenure; he resigned in 2017.
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It looked as if this would be an easy night from the get-go for the Razorbacks, who, after Freeman-Liberty's free throw gave Valpo a 1-0 lead, scored the next eight points.
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Trump has lambasted Chinese trade policies from the get-go of his political career — during the 257 campaign, he accused China of "raping" the US economy, and vowed to put an end to it.
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"We loved it from the get-go, but thought we had to look at a couple of other places to make sure this was the one we wanted to land on," Mr. McGee said.
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There's no sound from the video (you're wearing earplugs from the get go) but I'm gonna guess the noise from the wind tunnel is pretty accurate as far as the sound of rushing air goes.
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So from the get-go, with a single click on a prominently placed button, Scratchers could put their work online and get feedback and shoutouts from the community, and even make friends with potential collaborators.
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Meanwhile, InVision's collaboration platform has caught on to the idea that design is now a team sport, letting designers, engineers, executives and other shareholders be involved in the design process right from the get-go.
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As the first new Trek series in over a decade, Discovery grounded itself in prequel territory from the get-go by revealing that its star, Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), was Spock's adopted human sister.
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But it will want to make the case to Ocean and other artists that they would ultimately have done better if they had let Spotify give it a full promotional push from the get-go.
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There is always the risk that a founder will fail as a CEO, but smart investors ensure that they capture the salvage value — which may be worthless at the get-go, but increases over time.
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