I feel like if I get off tomorrow, get off to a good start, I'm right back into it.
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One of them is Mark Penn, a former Clinton camp person saying hey, guys, get off the special counsel, get off of Russia.
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"Trump has got to get off this stuff and get off tax cuts and get back on the stuff that got him elected," Coulter said Tuesday.
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Should there be data portability so that yes, you can get off Facebook or get off Google, but can you take all of your cat videos with you?
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There she -- why did you get off Friday night?
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" Holmes is urging leaders to "get off the sidelines.
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"All the buses stopped, and people came running out of the ranch and said, 'Just sit still for a minute, nobody get off the bus, nobody get off the bus,'" he said.
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"One would be to get off the streets," he said.
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Michael Moore is telling me to get off the couch.
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Deborah Lippmann Get Off Callus Softener, $39, available at Nordstrom.
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I get off on the precise nature of it though.
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"All men want to do is get off," he proposed.
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The conversation didn't get off to such a terrible start.
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"We just want to get off the ship," she said.
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Fingers crossed CYGNSS will finally get off the ground today.
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So it is basically, s— or get off the pot.
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She seems to get off on the promise of danger.
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More people get off the highway now and come in.
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And there's something I want to get off my chest.
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I'm not surprised Clattenburg wants to get off the field.
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It's like never being able to get off the internet.
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Who knows if this thing will get off the ground?
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They often complain that corrupt bosses get off too lightly.
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I get off at my office exit and fill up.
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We kiss goodbye before I get off at my stop.
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It's hard to get off and also to get in.
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It did not get off to a good start yesterday.
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They can get off the ground without expensive television spots.
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And women get off on that as much as men.
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I think about it when I get off the subway.
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Will we ever get off our parents cell phone bills?
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No Pink Panther in my party, get off, off offff!!!
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In the clip, things get off to a promising start.
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The Game wants everyone to get off Usher's back nuts.
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If you get off, the train keeps moving without you.
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If you're not contributing something personal, get off my feed.
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I'm on Lexapro, and I'll never get off of it.
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I don't get off the couch until an hour later.
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Once you get off the plane, demon alcohol is there.
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So Jane, take your money and get off my property.
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If they do start, it's awfully tough to get off.
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What do you need to get off your chest, Capricorn?
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I'd breathe and get off to a six o'clock start.
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Since it's impossible, how do you manage to get off?
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Without it, many projects would not get off the ground.
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It's a desperate way to get off, but I do.
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Get off at Drancy station and things look more welcoming.
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Does he somehow "get off" on the very rejection itself?
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And yes, Republicans will have to get off the fence.
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With mandatory minimums, the privileged can still get off easy.
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In the end, I did not get off Adderall alone.
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Get off of the blogs and in the booth, Nicki!
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Many days, he didn't get off work until 9 p.m.
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Eventually, you get off having had a thoroughly great time.
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Bilateral deals have been slow to get off the ground.
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If you're not gonna get off ... Look, here's the thing.
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Sharee and Jeff don't get off to a great start.
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Get off the pedestal and keep quiet for a while.
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You can't get off work and go to a party.
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Some of them are probably never going to get off.
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Scott and Brett don't get off on the right foot.
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Totally relaxing way to get off on the right foot.
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Plasma treatments will take time to get off the ground.
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In Washington, they actually get off on hurting each other.
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Round and round he goes, and he can't get off.
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Other promises have been slower to get off the ground.
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An E train arrived, and people started to get off.
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He did not get off to a particularly happy start.
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It's encouraging users to get off their phones and — gasp!
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And they want to get off the Zaandam, but can't.
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Come on, say the stupid effing words, and get off.
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Saturday night did not get off to a thrilling start.
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Just stop selling laxatives and I'll get off your d—.
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That's the only kind of shot they can get off!
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"He would counsel them to get off drugs," she said.
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To get there, get off BART at the Embarcadero Station.
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The Knicks did not get off to a tremendous start.
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I was, like, I have to get off this plane.
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"It's necessary to get off low interest rates," he argued.
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I spend the whole time just wanting to get off.
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I think he wanted desperately to get off the phone.
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BECKY QUICK: Should the Astros players get off scot free?
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"I'm really trying to get off that Juul," she said.
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"Get off that," she said firmly to one of them.
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It is crucial to get off on the right foot.
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"Everyone said, 'Beam's grandson will get off,' " she went on.
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The officers get off Sterling, who rolls to the side.
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How are they going to get off the island, though?
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People can't get off the island because of a visa.
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Mañalac tried the same tactics to get off the list.
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Get off your rear end and get out and vote!
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Get off our backs, remember who the hell we are.
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So, get off of it, but they couldn't care less.
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TFW you get off a really good apprentice line pic.twitter.
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"They want to get off of public assistance," she said.
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So you want be certain to get off that seabed.
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"But I said, 'No, get off of me,'" she said.
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The Raiders' defense will struggle to get off the field.
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Will you get off at their stop and tail them?
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The sooner we can all get off email the better.
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Don't you want to get off the plane and go?
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We need to get off of natural gas by 2025.
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In the video, the reporter, Paul Larrouturou of TMC satirical show Quotidien, was filmed shouting "Get off me, get off me... what about freedom of the press?" as he was pulled from the room.
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"We believe that people will get off of food stamps and get off of the cycle of dependency with jobs that don't require them to be on the social safety net program," Vought added.
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Supporters hope the scheme will get off the ground by October.
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Police started stopping crowded trucks and forcing people to get off.
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Kathleen: My detox did not get off to the best start.
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"Iinziin," TJ's mom whispers, telling Sasha to get off the reservation.
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" Eventually, however, Hess allegedly began gasping and yelling, "Get off me.
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"Me and Marlo jumped up saying, 'Get off her,' " Sam said.
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"Like, I shouldn't find out when I get off the plane!"
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I need to get off now because I'm going to die.
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Uber may not get off with no financial penalties per se.
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Her pregnant sister Tilde, meanwhile, can't get off her high horse.
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They supported Pebble and helped Eric [Migicovsky] get off the ground.
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The heroes on that top 10 list, meanwhile, get off easy.
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Do you have something you need to get off your chest?
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And on it, there was a girl waiting to get off.
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She suggested they get off the highway to clean her up.
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What does Jesus so desperately need to get off his chest?
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Dont argue just get off my page if you dont agree!
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I'm just asking you to get off my back about it.
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It's a sign that it's time to get off the stage.
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That is unless someone Calls him to get off the couch.
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Dottley recalls Mozelle screaming for Medina to get off of him.
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He would plead insanity so he could get off the case.
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak recommends most people get off Facebook.
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I had to get off the plane and go back home.
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I get off the bus and go straight to the supermarket.
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Tracy Morgan has a few things to get off his chest.
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" Parent: "So, when you're done, you can get off of it.
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But vaccines are expensive and hard to get off the ground.
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It is nearly midnight when we get off at our stop.
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What do you want to get off your chest before then?
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A 4-minute session on how to get off the floor?
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The first week, after November 8th, I couldn't get off Twitter.
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We just wanted to get off the island and that's it.
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What was the thing you wanted to get off your chest?
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I'll be the first one to get off that damn ring.
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Do you thank the driver when you get off the bus?
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The visit did not get off to a very auspicious start.
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Of course, PRO Rugby first has to get off the ground.
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You're feeling inspired to get off your butt and do something.
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Yet they are struggling too to get off the ground, too.
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Startups, meanwhile, have found it harder to get off the ground.
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If Santa is overweight he has to get off the sleigh!
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It's like, 'You can't get off the plane without seeing us.
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He's like the grouchy old man [going], Get off my lawn!
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Is Afghanistan some POTUS crack that they can't get off of?
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Great, another rapist about to get off... But wait, what's this?
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"Sometimes you can get off to a slow start," he said.
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The reclusive architect should get off her hermit ass and build.
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"Everybody get off the street right now," an authoritative voice instructs.
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And don't press any other number to get off the list.
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K.," Ms. Fountain said, "when you get off, you can register.
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Twitter, after all, took three years to get off the ground.
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I said to my doctor recently, Should I get off it?
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Hey folks, I'm going to have to get off here now.
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If you won't engage in psychic warfare, get off the stage.
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"They've got to get off Russia," said GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak.
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Jon could hardly get off the floor or form full sentences.
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Somehow, they thought this would help them get off the waitlist.
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Being a student lets me get off without having an income.
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We get off the highway to go to the Red Lobster.
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Get off ur high horse and stop riding the white horse.
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Perhaps you have something you need to get off your chest?
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" As soon as Michael left he'd be like, "Get off me!
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Carter-Williams did not get off the bench in Chicago's victory.
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Once I saw them get off the bus, my work began.
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"Get off the beach," he told CNN bluntly on Thursday morning.
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But before you do any of that: Get off social media!
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Their first meeting did not get off to a promising start.
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The message is clear: Get off the streets and come inside.
|
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Mr. Bush did not get off to the most auspicious start.
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But first, the Falcon Heavy has to get off the ground.
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Should we get off at a random subway stop and explore?
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The new year, however, may get off to a bumpy start.
|
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A turnaround can't get off the ground without high employee engagement.
|
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Will the world help India get off coal and onto solar?
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"There might be stuff they could get off there," he said.
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Our main goal for 23 is to get off the network.
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" Finally, the bus gets to "our house," where "we get off.
|
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"Clarence Thomas dared to get off the liberal plantation," he said.
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Y'all need to get off Twitter for a couple of days.
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I'll get off with you and we'll find somewhere for coffee.
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I'll even give you some money to get off the ground.
|
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They hoped to get off a few hours' south, she said.
|
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Could you even get off the bus if you wanted to?
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Either way, once you get on it's hard to get off.
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It's Kristina's first DUI, so she'll probably get off with probation.
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So long as that's true, I can't get off this racehorse.
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They told me it was harder to get off than heroin.
|
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The hashtag #FreeDanaSchutz didn't get off the ground, and I'm glad.
|
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If I'm persistent I can sometimes get off on my own.
|
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Normal people don't get off that path on their own. Right.
|
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We gotta get off of this treadmill at some point, right?
|
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It feels as though a strange and slightly sad old guy is yelling at you to get off his lawn, echoed by younger but no less sad people in red hats shouting, 'Yeah, get off his lawn!
|
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Smart gadgets will serve specific functions — including, yes, helping people get off.
|
|
For one, where does Santa get off burning others about their weight?
|
|
"Everyone can get off to watch the England match tonight," he said.
|
|
It's time for Congress to get off its ass and do something.
|
|
So for the most part, things get off to a solid start.
|
|
They seem to really, you know, thrive and get off on it.
|
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It's taken some time for this movie to get off the ground.
|
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So the way it works ... You don't get to get off, right?
|
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So everyone get off his ass and let's not be so negative.
|
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If you&aposre so outraged, get off your ass and do something.
|
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I finally felt like I need to get off this Ferris wheel.
|
|
"It was a train I could not get off of," she admitted.
|
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Even though penguins can't fly, they have found ways to get off.
|
|
It even forced you to get off the couch and hop around.
|
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So I quickly just thought to get off at the next stop.
|
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Donald Trump had some things he wanted to get off his chest.
|
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It's a roller coaster, but one you won't want to get off.
|
|
The Kardashians are ready to get off the Rob & Chyna roller coaster.
|
|
I immediately get off of the train at the next stop: Marienplatz.
|
|
That has enabled many of today's startups to get off the ground.
|
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But a month after that, I couldn't even get off by myself.
|
|
Also, I got to get off that table, to move and walk.
|
|
Some clinics are giving people marijuana to help them get off opioids.
|
|
For some reason three of the migrants try to get off here.
|
|
We love the idea of alternative energies to get off fossil fuels.
|
|
"I knew we had to get off that roof," Nahuse told CNN.
|
|
Most commonly, though, people get off from a clit/g-spot combination.
|
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Sometimes, if you can, get off your butt and make something happen.
|
|
The frantic crew was unable to get off a successful distress signal.
|
|
Where does he get off saying this thing was settled in 2015?
|
|
After I get off the phone, I schedule boarding for my dogs.
|
|
Now, …Read more ReadCan we get off this horrible ride yet, mom?
|
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We've got real issues, we've got to get off this personal stuff.
|
|
So I get off the train and something seems weirdly, strangely familiar.
|
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You got to take your shoes off to get off a plane.
|
|
The Stars buzzed but could not get off a shot on Schneider.
|
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Changes in campaign finance allow more candidates to get off the ground.
|
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He had to get off the phone, he was just so devastated.
|
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She had to get off the radar for a couple of years.
|
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Some think this helped Google get off too easily in the past.
|
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So this is a giant "no trespassing" sign, get off our lawn.
|
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"You'd rather go to jail than just get off?" questions the officer.
|
|
I like the random generation that you get off of Google Images.
|
|
Social enterprises won't get off the ground based on good intentions alone.
|
|
To be fair, the episode doesn't get off to the best start.
|
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She pleaded to get off the truck, but he refused to stop.
|
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Do yourself and other drivers a favor and get off your phone.
|
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Anyway: get off the bus and wait for the next one, truly.
|
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FINA got to get off their backsides and do something about it.
|
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I decide to get off one stop sooner and pop into Target.
|
|
Ann Coulter says she is ready to get off the Trump Train.
|
|
Sudan illustrates another problem: It's too hard to get off the list.
|
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The police allege they boarded the bus and demanded Aimers get off.
|
|
Treadmills will nag us to get off our respective couches to exercise.
|
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When you reach your destination, melt through the crowd and get off.
|
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So buck up, get off your ass, and go vote for her.
|
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Fletcher told Christian to get off the train, according to the affidavit.
|
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I kind of get off on other people knowing I'm having sex.
|
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She immediately DMs me, telling me to get off my normal account.
|
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But how do you get off it if it's all around you?
|
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Those who have breeding fetishes get off on the chance of pregnancy.
|
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"She was relentless, and she wouldn't get off it," Ms. Foster said.
|
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Register with DMAchoice to get off of direct marketing and telemarking lists.
|
|
Where does he get off saying this about the dedicated career staff?
|
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A doorman came outside to tell me to get off the property.
|
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It's time for Congress to get off its a-- and do something.
|
|
Spicer can't get off the hook with just a few media appearances.
|
|
North Texas failed to get off a good shot as time expired.
|
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You go after the terrorists, and the insurgents get off the hook.
|
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After two more sections, the dancers had to get off the stage.
|
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He'll need help just to get off the stool for every round.
|
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It's possible that Flynn will get off without serving any jail time.
|
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The riders, all teenagers, were waiting to get off for three hours.
|
|
So why are so many women and men pretending to get off?
|
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Some teams need to win one game to get off the bubble!
|
|
"Man, get off me, you're too big for this," Walker scolded him.
|
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Perhaps they get off on being incredibly pedantic about a woman's appearance.
|
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He'd started running years ago to help himself get off of meth.
|
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There's no way these guys are about to get off the hook.
|
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Myna birds did not get off so easily ("they're rubbish," she said).
|
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And now to our people in Washington, get off your asses. Okay?
|
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Everyone is encouraged to get off the road and use extreme caution!
|
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In no sane marketplace does this thing even get off the ground.
|
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In no sane marketplace does this thing even get off the ground.
|
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No. If you want to get off of Twitter, delete the app.
|
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"Hotbox" was also a chance to get off the cookbook conveyor belt.
|
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Get off our backs with these conflicting reports, which tell us nothing.
|
|
Middleton, DiVincenzo and Lopez were active but didn't get off the bench.
|
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There's no doubt in my mind that we "should" get off Facebook.
|
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Other travelers reported that they could not even get off the planes.
|
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Without a certificate of need, the project cannot get off the ground.
|
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The Cardinal then failed to get off a shot before time expired.
|
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I adorn them with their leis when we get off the plane.
|
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Two cops got out and told me to get off my bike.
|
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She is detained, and is lucky to get off with a reprimand.
|
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"When I get off that track, my heart is beating," he said.
|
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Ms. Jaffe's athletic calling did not get off to a sterling start.
|
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How dare it make you get off the couch, am I right?
|
|
She frowned, waved him in, and hurried to get off the phone.
|
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Sometimes they have great spring trainings and get off to great starts.
|
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They have to get off their high horse and just do it.
|
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"It's conceivable that the German economy will get off lightly." he said.
|
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Not to get off the rails, but I think I was right.
|
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Self-censorship is a very nasty monkey to get off your back.
|
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The wait to get off Ellis Island, however, is not as fantastic.
|
|
An acquaintance testified she wanted to get off crack, but had relapsed.
|
|
" He added, "I've worked hard to get off of them and really hope other people will realize they need to seek professional help, rather than ignoring the problem or trying to get off of the prescriptions on their own.
|
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A new wave of female-led businesses wants to help women get off.
|
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He was just trying to feel it, get off the mound and throw.
|
|
Forecasters expect Washington will get off easy, with 5-10 inches of snow.
|
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I'm an "old" but I'm not asking you to get off my lawn.
|
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Get off the couch for a few and give your counter a try.
|
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You can either get off or get a nice love story, not both.
|
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I get off at the last stop and walk back to the guesthouse.
|
|
Hours after the collapse, drivers were still struggling to get off the highway.
|
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When I get off the train I run into Walgreens for a snack.
|
|
Delevigne was able to quickly get off the phone to end the conversation.
|
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Ironically, Loretta is one of the women trying to get off the streets.
|
|
"Are you going to get off your phone to listen?" she asked him.
|
|
With no timeouts, the Wizards were unable to get off a final shot.
|
|
Princess Love wasn't letting Ray J get off that easy during her pregnancy.
|
|
The key is to put her at ease so she can get off.
|
|
By the time we get off the phone it is almost 6:30.
|
|
So the company wants to help many more businesses get off the ground.
|
|
" Peseski had another complaint about Trump: "I wish he'd get off of Twitter.
|
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Jolie Caussin Jana Kramer's daughter was so ready to get off that lap.
|
|
And then my wife comes in and I'm like, 'Get off the bed!
|
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Even cats that get off on nip won't react when they feel threatened.
|
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Mars enters Cancer and you have some things to get off your chest.
|
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"They want to make sure that those bad guys get off the streets."
|
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When you get off, you're in the middle of a fairy tale village.
|
|
"It feels like a path you can't really get off of," she said.
|
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"We want to help small businesses get off the ground," he tells Axios.
|
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I just make jokes about leaving him alone, so he can get off.
|
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ARROYO: My feeling is, if you&aposre over 12, get off the scooter.
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Maybe we waited for somebody to get off work, but it was easy.
|
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Atkinson lost the puck on the attempt and didn't get off a shot.
|
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Domestically-built nuclear projects have also been slow to get off the ground.
|
|
For those on the list, there are meager options to get off it.
|
|
I do wish kids would get off the internet and go outside more.
|
|
"Africa" — Weezer (when they get off their duffs and cover it already!) 7.
|
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The UK's data regulator is not letting Cambridge Analytica get off scot-free.
|
|
Rory McIlroy's second round did not get off to the best of starts.
|
|
DiVincenzo grabbed the rebound, but Villanova was unable to get off a shot.
|
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They're waiting for you to get off so that they can get on.
|
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"At some point, you've got to get off this crazy train," Chaffetz said.
|
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Nonetheless, it will take time for cargo airships to get off the ground.
|
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They might back into an agenda that can finally get off the ground.
|
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The Bears did not get off a shot attempt in the closing seconds.
|
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In another, a woman needed a wheelchair in the room to get off.
|
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"Let's get off the red or the blue team," she said this week.
|
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He missed the second, and Washington was unable to get off a shot.
|
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" Peseski had another complaint about Trump: "I wish he'd get off of Twitter.
|
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Get off the couch and be bold — life is yours for the living.
|
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Where I get off the Green New Deal is is a couple things.
|
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I want you to stop freeloading, get off welfare, and get a job.
|
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We have to find a way to get off to a better start.
|
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He said, 'It sounds like you're not ready to get off the couch.
|
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"It was definitely good to get off to a fast start," said Johnson.
|
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"Please get off your phone and help unload the cart onto the belt."
|
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It is time for men, and everyone else, to get off the bench.
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I don't get off work usually till after 7 and coming from (redacted).
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We want to get off of the virgin and get onto recycled product.
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Instead, he rolled into Blandino, who needed help to get off the field.
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As soon as we get off the phone you have to Google it.
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"He couldn't even wait for me to get off the property," he seethed.
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The refrigerator told me to get off the internet and do my homework.
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Get off and get stuffed, all with the quick click of a button.
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This may be how all Toads get off, as far as we know.
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Do everyone a favor (yourself included) and get off your phone while driving.
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It's also one that took nearly a decade to get off the ground.
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BOSTON — This time, the Boston Bruins didn't get off to a slow start.
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Where do you get off excommunicating us from a movement that we started?
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She plans to get off one stop early — at Borough Hall — to walk.
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"Can't get up to go to bathroom or get off plane," he said.
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"Now that they're on this conspiracy train, they can't get off," Barkey said.
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The science tells us we have to get off coal in 10 years.
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And I couldn't get off, because I liked the feel of the rush.
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But they generally do not get off the bike and slug it out.
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You had to see if your mother and father could get off early.
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These performers can get off a good rant about dumb advice and expectations.
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" Ryan added: "Mitch McConnell needs to get off his ass and do something.
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"Get off the bench, don't stop as a C-level exec," she said.
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Time for people who care about politics and souls to get off Twitter.
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"His vulnerable people are not going to get off the hook," said Sen.
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Even if I'm lagging behind, I never get off the phone feeling bad.
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As a doctor, I tried to get off as quickly as I could.
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Instead, I asked the attendant if there was a way to get off.
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He shouted "Get off me" and attempted to twist away from officer's handcuffs.
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The migrants on Samos said they just want to get off the island.
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Then, a storm comes to the lighthouse station and they can't get off.
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A helicopter, you're doing your crossword for 30 minutes and you get off.
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But does this make the backpack get off the human during the jump?
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I would practically scrub through my skin to get off the last remnants.
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"I was young, and I always wanted to get off school," Trout said.
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Give Indiana credit, because we did not get off to a good start.
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Planned big-ticket infrastructure projects have been slow to get off the ground.
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They are on the train and they don't think they can get off.
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If that sounds a little "Get off my lawn"-ish, so be it.
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If I had to get off the couch to buy this, would I?
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To get off to a powerful start, Mr. Trump chose speed over process.
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"This girl needs to get off the stage, she's so annoying," wrote another.
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Ferbrache said she has no plans to get off the road anytime soon.
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I struggled not to make up some excuse to get off the phone.
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And, as if the ground were lava, he tried to get off it.
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A police officer then told Drejka to get off the phone, she said.
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She was heard saying "get off me" and "get out of my flat".
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Low, middle, or high income, if you have good values and you live and teach those, you're gonna get off track here and there, your kids are gonna get off track here and there, but you're gonna be basically okay.
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"It's important to get off to a fast start in this league," Campbell said.
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Half the riders get off at the next stop and I can breathe again.
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Both offer alternative ways to get off the ground and turn yourself upside-down.
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Where do any of us get off deciding how people should spend their money?
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And both men and women can feel uncomfortable effects if we don't get off.
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No, you hang up first What's the appropriate way to get off the phone?
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I was pushing to get off the news desk and do some original reporting.
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Witnesses told investigators they saw a girl matching Margaret's description get off the bus.
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By her own admission, the project did not get off to a smooth start.
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" But, he adds: "Let's get off fossil fuels and create new jobs, new industries.
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After we get off Skype, I sit on our balcony and read some more.
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As I get off the train at work, people are handing out free roses.
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Got my tickets, headed str8 to the theater when I get off of work!
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"By the time [people] get off our dancefloor, they're like, 'holy shit'," she says.
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I get off the subway and pick up coffee ($2) from the corner diner.
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"It was really hard physically to get off of them," Sherman told Business Insider.
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"We wanted to get off to a good start, which we did," Kadri said.
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So I was happy we were able to get off to a good start.
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I have good hopes to be able to get off (almost) all of them.
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By the time I get off the subway, however, Everlane has already betrayed me.
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If you're interested you better get off the beach and into this park soon.
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"@sanctionedjohnnygalecki get off my man!" she quipped with a crying-tears-of-laughter emoji.
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The driver then persuaded the gunman to get off the bus, Sergeant Pennings said.
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Another was told by a bus driver to 'get off' because 'you're a terrorist.
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If he needs to get off the road for his health, health comes first.
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Or simply, it's the day we get off because we all work so hard.
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Then, the crew told her she had to get off the plane, she said.
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So long as the subway was working, congestion pricing couldn't get off the ground.
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There are plenty of companies that get off the ground with no outside money.
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Hopefully, the QueSST jet is the one that will finally get off the ground.
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You've got people moaning because they're hot and want to get off the bus.
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"You want to get off the train before they push you off," he said.
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Can't she spend ten minutes, get off the mountain or something for ten minutes?
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His plane, much like Mr Trump's Iran strategy, could not get off the ground.
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But that doesn't mean you can repeatedly abuse it and get off scot-free.
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I will give it a sniff once I get off the phone with you.
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Some said they plan to get off before the border and continue on foot.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Why don&apost you want to just say, "get off our platform"?
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As soon as they get off, no one has to know who they are.
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Do we want to get off fossil fuels as quickly and cheaply as possible?
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"Didn't like my initial option so I had to get off that," Cousins said.
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"Someone just helped me get off the streets for a couple nights," she said.
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A horny dude will put his hard-on just about anywhere to get off.
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"I get off the phone, I'm crying, so I called my daughter," Roy says.
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"I could not get off the couch because the pain was unimaginable," she said.
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These guys, they get off knowing that they forced some girl to see it.
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Kelly admits that he did not get off on the best foot with Congress.
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Is there something you want to get off your chest, Josh, since we're here?
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"We managed to get off the party train pretty early," he told the paper.
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Of course, only in China could such a marvellous project get off the ground.
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It's taken a few months for this launch to finally get off the ground.
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While Jane struggles to get off, Sutton (Meghann Fahy) is looking to lean in.
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In Yellowstone, they will do burdensome things like get off their asses and disappear
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North Texas (1-1) failed to get off a good shot as time expired.
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To get off of the opioids, he turned to medical marijuana for his pain.
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"These guys needed to get off the mountain one way or another," he said.
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"And I told them, I promise I will get off Twitter," Barr told Boteach.
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There will be nothing anyone can do, except the unthinkable: Get off social media.
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Then a U.S. marshal came onto the plane and asked them to get off.
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Pin it deep into your vein and try for ever to get off it.
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We love finding new adventures and make a point to get off main roads.
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"It was important for us to get off to an early start," said Dempsey.
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" He continued, "Find the players who really do that HGH BS & get off me.
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Be a sport and get off your couch — participate with your family, friends, partner.
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When my aunt first requested to get off the loan, I called my lender.
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Another young female client who could only get off when watching creepy YouTube videos.
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In short: Don't expect Pence to get off the Trump praise bandwagon anytime soon.
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Small businesses and startups with good ideas need capital to get off the ground.
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If you think this is normal, get off of twitter and seek help immediately.
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The same can't be said for the scattershot you get off British street dealers.
|
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At each one, passengers get off the bus and open their luggage for inspection.
|
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"I think the Republicans have to get off of defense on this issue," Rep.
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I figured I could get off there and catch that train back into Manhattan.
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Seoul, South Korea, has installed street signs warning pedestrians to get off their phones.
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"With addition of Quartz, we'll have enough runway to get off the ground quickly."
|
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Hours after the collapse, vehicles were still stuck trying to get off the highway.
|
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Why is my infuriating crush still unable to shit or get off the pot?
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There are some attendants who get off on the power trip of saying no.
|
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I get off on the thrill of not being in a conventional sex setting.
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So now if they try to get off opioids, they're going to have pain.
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Heck, buy it for yourself and let it help you get off the couch.
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You're hanging in there until your partner tells you to get off your phone.
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Also, just get off the internet if you haven't watched last night's finale yet.
|
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It feels good to be back home and get off to a winning start.
|
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But the force has struggled to get off the ground and in his Nov.
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"People thank the bus driver when they get off the bus," Ms. Ashcraft said.
|
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They get off at Astapovo, where he is carried to the stationmaster's dingy cottage.
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I liked the raw, brutal approach; come in, speak your lines and get off.
|
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"If we could get off Sundays for Mass it would be easier," he said.
|
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He does not, however, yell at the new generation to get off his lawn.
|
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"When you get off the elevator, you are in the apartment," Ms. Santoro said.
|
|
If Fears were on someone's radar, Phanco doubted he would ever get off it.
|
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Addiction is just this cursed carousel you can't get off of, cycling and repeating.
|
|
I get off the plane, and step into a different landscape, language and culture.
|
|
As you may have guessed, I didn't get off at the next break, either.
|
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"It's not just fucking to get off, [or] just racing to orgasm," he says.
|
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When no passengers volunteered, United picked passengers at random to get off the flight.
|
|
When the ship arrived in Cuba, only 26 passengers were allowed to get off.
|
|
When I get off the plane I would be greeted with drinks and dancers.
|
|
This will help us get off of our electronics and experience the real world.
|
|
"The cops came and told her to get off the window sill," he said.
|
|
I get off the metro and head to the grocery store to get dinner.
|
|
It's really hard, when you're getting all this attention, to get off the stage.
|
|
Efforts that get off the ground today might have a better shot, he said.
|
|
Things get off to a familiar start, with a brief essay by Bernie Sanders.
|
|
It will be very hard to get off the mat and start piling victories.
|
|
"Get off the street!" they shouted at those standing outside, confused by the chaos.
|
|
We get off the plane, get our bags, and head to the rental car.
|
|
"Security whispers in my ear, you've got to get off the stage," Boxer said.
|
|
"You get off the phone and there'd be another news alert," Ms. Rice said.
|
|
Traveling around the resort can be a relaxing way to get off your feet.
|
|
If you had to get off the couch to buy this item, would you?
|
|
And so it seems almost impossible to get off the carb-craving hamster wheel.
|
|
"There is no certain or easy way to get off Duterte's list," he writes.
|
|
How about if they offer you help to get off of Amazon Web Services?
|
|
Plus, Washington defenseman Michal Kempny lost his stick and couldn't get off the ice.
|
|
" I said, "You need to get off the streets, because the government built those.
|
|
You will get lost in your memories and may never get off the couch.
|
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If you want to get off this ride, you need to do it now.
|
|
Sometimes I'll get a weird feeling where I need to get off social media.
|
|
If you can't deal with the pressures of the entertainment business, get off camera.
|
|
There are murderers who murder one or two people and then get off somehow.
|
|
"Perhaps this is one of the reasons we should get off the business-as-usual [emissions] scenario, and maybe if we do get off it, we can avoid [melting ice sheets]," Liam Colgan, a climate scientist at York University in Toronto, told Mashable.
|
|
Finally, Mother Nature will pay her damn tax bill and get off the public dole.
|
|
And a new crop insurance scheme is expected to get off to a slow start.
|
|
Sitting on the porch while yelling repeatedly at everyone to get off my damn lawn!
|
|
Seven passengers managed to get off the bus, CNN affiliate KEYE-TV in Austin reported.
|
|
Your partners will want your attention, but you really can't get off the couch today.
|
|
Their business hasn't been harmed, but other businesses were able to get off the ground.
|
|
Where another intra-European war could not get off the ground without each other's help?
|
|
I change metros and get off at Strasbourg-Saint Denis to go to the gym.
|
|
He tells her repeatedly to get off the phone and to put the phone down.
|
|
No charges were brought against the man, but others might now get off so easy.
|
|
If you haven't completed your wellness visits yet, it's time to get off the sidelines.
|
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All of you: win a fight, get off the couch, and fucking let's do this.
|
|
So she plans to get off at the next stop and hail a Lyft home.
|
|
"It was assault, I'm homeless and trying to get off the street," one woman wrote.
|
|
I get off one stop early so I can swing by a fancy donut shop.
|
|
I eventually get off the couch to shower and get to bed around 11 p.m.
|
|
The British system makes it difficult for a new party to get off the ground.
|
|
After all, there are as many as five more seasons to get off the ground.
|
|
The bulls seem to be riding a tiger and they can't afford to get off.
|
|
When I get off the subway, I stop by the coffee shop near my office.
|
|
It's been a roller coaster season, and it's almost time to get off the ride.
|
|
The cellulosic industry has taken much longer to get off the ground than Congress anticipated.
|
|
It's taken a while for the Chandrayaan-2 mission to get off the ground, though.
|
|
She also wants to get off the street, and she expresses an interest in movies.
|
|
However, another corner of the Black Panther universe has struggled to get off the ground.
|
|
That more or less requires the entire world to get off fossil fuels this century.
|
|
"If you can't run, then you need to get off the police force," Gowdy said.
|
|
In the early part of the hijack, I just kept telling myself, People get off.
|
|
He's saving up to get off Sapelo, out of Georgia altogether, and see the world.
|
|
"It's a mistake to get off a big macro secular trend too early," he said.
|
|
I've had many clients come start with me and they get off the Botox injections.
|
|
Why settle for a glass of warm milk when you could just get off instead?
|
|
That would not allow for any cloud storage site to ever get off the ground.
|
|
Get off at Grand Central and walk to UN Headquarters at 760 United Nations Plaza.
|
|
I was like, dad, which stop did you used to get off at for work?
|
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Come on baby, we're going to be okay, we're going to get off this bus.
|
|
The Tyronn Lue era in Cleveland did not get off to such a hot start.
|
|
Check back then to watch the final Falcon 9 of 2017 get off the ground.
|
|
When it came time for me to get off the ship, I honestly wasn't ready.
|
|
Once you get off the ground, there is only the gravitational force pulling you down.
|
|
Dao and his wife initially agreed to get off the plane, passenger Jayse Anspach said.
|
|
In a video posted on Twitter, you see his mother get off a bus blindfolded.
|
|
"Passengers couldn&apost get off the plane and it was roasting," a passenger told BBC.
|
|
President Trump had a lot to get off his chest Friday – even by his standards.
|
|
How do you get off the dole when there's not enough work to go around?
|
|
If that means smothering a dude so the opponent can't get off, fine by him.
|
|
This was literally the only thing I had to get off, for better or worse.
|
|
"We've still got to get off to better starts," Pacers center Myles Turner told reporters.
|
|
She was in love and she wanted to get off the plane, so she did.
|
|
To beat this thing, we need to get off of fossil fuels sometime around 2050.
|
|
"Evaluating nominees did get off to a slow start, and everyone acknowledged that," Hammond said.
|
|
They can also kill promising ventures before they have time to get off the ground.
|
|
Tim Cook thinks people should get off their iPhones and decrease their engagement with apps.
|
|
And you don't get off lightly if you only go big every now and then.
|
|
For one, it took HomeKit a lot longer than expected to get off the ground.
|
|
My boyfriend frequently asks me to get off my phone during our quality time together.
|
|
There were shouts from the crowd of "get off the stage" and "trash," she said.
|
|
But no philosophizing is needed to figure out the first step: Get off your behind.
|
|
I will never understand how it takes people so long to get off a plane.
|
|
I'm exhausted and starving, so I beeline for Chipotle when I get off the subway.
|
|
Northern Iowa could not get off a good attempt, and the game went into overtime.
|
|
When we were done and I was about to get off the phone, I paused.
|
|
And I would hope that she would get off the court as soon as possible.
|
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"He's a machine with the puck, he's hard to get off of it," Hutton said.
|
|
You get on a plane or Interstate in New York and get off in Minneapolis.
|
|
Driverless cars have been slow to get off the ground, but they're operating in Phoenix.
|
|
They definitely want to get off the emergency," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
|
|
I assume he's lost something, so I get off the bench to help him look.
|
|
President Trump's plan to privatize air traffic control is struggling to get off the ground.
|
|
I'm going to go flesh that out as soon as we get off the phone.
|
|
But still, many do not get off the ground because of inadequate resources and opportunity.
|
|
Today we meet a martini drinker with a few things to get off her chest.
|
|
"I think I definitely get off a little bit on being an exhibitionist," she said.
|
|
The more shots an assailant can get off, the greater the general odds of casualties.
|
|
But we can overcome it if we have a game plan to get off carbon.
|
|
Darius tells Romeo, in so many words, to fuck off and get off his back.
|
|
Also, you may think you can get off the hook with a gift card, right?
|
|
Once the passenger is ready to face the world, they can get off the bus.
|
|
Cyber is the "perfect weapon," in Sanger's formulation, because attackers typically get off scot-free.
|
|
When they get off the bus, Mr. Bush asks for hugs for both of them.
|
|
And we have to give people a reason to get off their couch or devices.
|
|
"Police told everyone to get off the street and put it on lockdown," she said.
|
|
" He frowned, to say, "Don't let her breathe in until we get off the bus.
|
|
It can take multiple years for some of these things to get off the ground.
|
|
" She added: "Our goal is to simply let people get off the couch and go.
|
|
You didn't think you were going to get off scot-free after 29A, did you?
|
|
I hope that "intuitive eating" will allow other women to get off the diet treadmill.
|
|
In other words, 98.4 percent of rapists will get off without even going to trial.
|
|
In the long and now more heated debate about abortion, men get off scot-free.
|
|
You can't just be like, 'Okay, let me just get off and get back on.
|
|
And the other is if people would just get off social media for a while.
|
|
Returning home, she did not immediately get off the ferry but instead kept riding it.
|
|
Kelly says Jonjelyn owns a clothing boutique she was trying to get off the ground.
|
|
Ultimately, he must decide whether he will get off on the ground floor after all.
|
|
Terrell Davis has the perfect solution -- GET OFF YOUR BUTT AND GET A WORKOUT IN!!!
|
|
" He said he heard officers shouting from inside the apartment: "Get off the window sill.
|
|
The platform seemed to get off to a rough start when it launched in November.
|
|
Other non-government basic-income trials have found it difficult to get off the ground.
|
|
Brexit is an example of how difficult it is to get off that wild ride.
|
|
"I had a chance to get off that path of hell," he told the paper.
|
|
We were there for each other... That's how we were able to get off safely.
|
|
This was clearly a president with a lot of frustration to get off his chest.
|
|
I ran over to my boyfriend, yelling for the guy to get off of him.
|
|
"They've got a goal to get off by 2020," he said at a company event.
|
|
"Life happens every now and then, and plans get off-kilter," Boone said on Friday.
|
|
This week, a look at mothers who struggle to get off drugs for their babies.
|
|
This is true for pretty much everyone, no matter how you like to get off.
|
|
If you get off work and you want to do a happy hour, that's great.
|
|
"Sometimes, I get off the phone and you almost just want to cry," she said.
|
|
It could help your next carpentry project get off the screen and into the shop.
|
|
The mother looks at the father, and they all get off at the next stop.
|
|
Even if it means standing down a bull, or refusing to get off a trolley.
|
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But you need to be uncomfortable enough with your current situation to get off Facebook.
|
|
But, it's also there to make sure you never have to get off your couch.
|
|
It is how major investigations get off the ground and lead to a new phase.
|
|
Delayed repeatedly in 2018, the capsules seem likely to get off the launchpad in 2019.
|
|
And even if the jury deadlocks, that doesn't mean that Manafort will get off entirely.
|
|
It's time for all Americans to get off of welfare and get back to work.
|
|
Her team decided it was best for her to get off and get checked out.
|
|
"Get off my back about the language," he said in an interview with The Observer.
|
|
Mr. Testino's brother came into the room and made the photographer get off Mr. Tillman.
|
|
By now, if you are vaguely human, you're going to want to get off-strip.
|
|
Afterwards, it became a popular household appliance to help women get off on their own.
|
|
Ghandour ended up becoming Alsallal's mentor, and his investments helped Jamalon get off the ground.
|
|
You cancelled this date because you can get off on your own, thank you very much.
|
|
Halle Berry needs to get off the dime and tie up loose ends with Olivier Martinez.
|
|
She ends up enjoying this brutal initiation, and the couple's roommates get off on it, too.
|
|
After Cassie's dad "deprograms" her from The Bachelor, she's ready to get off the proposal train.
|
|
Mac Miller has a few things to get off his chest regarding one Donald J. Trump.
|
|
It's still dependent on an electric motor to get off the ground in the first place.
|
|
Plus, this will give them a reason to get off campus and explore their college town.
|
|
I'll get off my soapbox, or maybe you'll give me another opportunity to get on it.
|
|
If Liberals are-- INGRAHAM: But maybe everybody has to get off a moral high horse here.
|
|
Basically it urges all of us to get off fossil fuels almost entirely in coming decades.
|
|
It's funny: I never wanted off the bus in the year that I could get off.
|
|
They got increasingly menacing, and my friend went over and made them get off the train.
|
|
I was like, whoa, people need to calm the hell down and get off the computer.
|
|
"Yes it is, ma'am," Ussery said, before Smith asked told him to get off her property.
|
|
The project has been slower to get off the ground than Mars One anticipated, Landsdorp said.
|
|
"We have to get off the welfare — give our people a sense of hope," he said.
|
|
And late hours will encourage the new generation of shoppers who get off work at 9pm.
|
|
People sat around in the James Turrell room as an excuse to get off their feet.
|
|
He was not sure how much time they would get off after their next shift ended.
|
|
That doesn't mean the pharmaceutical companies should get off, but … plenty of other people enabled it.
|
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However, her quest for love will reportedly get off to a bit of a rocky start.
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"Get off the island is what you're going to be saying," Sonja tells Luann in jest.
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There's a robust literature on what works — and what doesn't — to help youth get off cigarettes.
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You get off of work, or you need to work out... this music is very liberating.
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Onward to Mars But before all that can happen, InSight needs to get off the Earth.
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But he couldn't get off a safe shot to tag the shark on its cartilaginous fins.
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So I'd be stuck in a stuffy, vomit-inducing cylinder with no way to get off?
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And to be clear, no one wants to get off aid relief more than Syrian families.
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The problem is that when you get on that treadmill it's hard to get off it.
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" Then Chris dropped a diss about Jacob's "commission money he get off da bitches he manage.
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"I could not get off the floor in the girl's bathroom at the studio," she says.
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"If they do not get off, we shall fight to rescue the ship," Hassan told Reuters.
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I work out not because I get off on it, but because I want to live!
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Cameron said, "you need to get off sugar," and Gwyneth would talk to me about exercise.
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The high-volume shooter was able to get off only 333 attempts, five below his norm.
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Watch, they will get off with a slap on the wrist, and a few million each.
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Right when I get off stage, I'm already thinking about how I can do it again.
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If we get off the field on third down on defense, it's a different ball game.
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After Jones missed the second free throw, Peak couldn't get off a desperation shot in time.
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People are crowding the airports right now just trying to figure out how to get off.
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When are people going to get off the couch and when are we gonna rise up?
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He struggled to get off the floor and after several minutes walked gingerly off the court.
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Heading into the after party there was one woman I couldn't get off my mind, Dominique.
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You need people that say, "I'm gonna smash that!" and they get off and do it.
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So I think they're capable, if they can get off this circus of partisanship and polarization.
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Someone called me and said it was a plot by him to get off the board.
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Even though they were just a few feet from land, they could not get off easily.
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It's used in-between fixes and, according to advocates, help people to get off the drug.
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Despite the firefighters' best efforts, the woman refused to get off the line, reported CCTV News.
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"Geez, lady just get off the plane," another passenger says as she's pushed down the aisle.
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I really get off on the idea of how I shouldn't enjoy it, but I do.
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If she growls at him, he will get off his bed and let her have it.
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Democracy is like a train, he said; you get off once you have reached your destination.
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And if they do a really good job, they can even get off the oral medicine.
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"If the city tells me to leave or get off the streets, I'm gone," he said.
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I'd get off my phone, but there's not much to do at 1am other than cry.
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But I usually need intense direct clitoral stimulation with a hand or vibrator to get off.
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His basic method was to "work hard, and when you get off from work, go home".
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SB: Do you worry you tell them a bit too early to get off their medications?
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The Cats could not get off a shot and Maryland took over with 25 seconds left.
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Felix tells Sarah to get off the island, but she says she won't leave without Cosima.
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"The more people you help and get off drugs, the more crime you've reduced," he said.
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As with any trend, he said, "you have to know when to get off the bandwagon."
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"She doesn't do a very good job with men who get off the reservation," he said.
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When starting a new job, these abilities can help you get off on the right foot.
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"Obviously we wanted to get off to a better start," said Jones, who stopped 26 shots.
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Suddenly, Google offered one: Get off 20 miles ahead of the jam and navigate around it.
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Donald Trump is the one person that can ill-afford to get off the Trump Train.
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"I think the shooter thought this," McInnes said on Monday's episode of Get Off My Lawn.
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I just hate it... [it's] so hard to get off it, so hard to do anything.
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That's why I'm tired of letting the big companies and their executives get off the hook.
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After a while, the magic wears off and they want you to get off their block.
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People are taking pleas just to get off that Island, and they talkin' 'bout conviction rate.
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"It's very important to get off to a good start," Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee said.
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It was just one ... Once you got on the train, you couldn't get off the train.
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He thinks the number of people who get off on things like sex roulette is low.
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Yeah man, you need to get off the street, there's loads of shit you can do.
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All General Strong has to do is drop this Dieppe business and get off your back.
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It's time for Mom and Dad to retire, get off the farm and move to town.
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I get why my kids and grandkids can't seem to get off their smartphones or computers.
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Think of A-Rod as an actor who doesn't know when to get off the stage.
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The disciplined among us — and I'm hoping to get there — might get off these platforms entirely.
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Ask Real Estate Once you're on this publicly available list, it's nearly impossible to get off.
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He has a clothing line and a merchandising business he wants to get off the ground.
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She hopped onto a daybed on the showroom floor, lay down and would not get off.
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Racing forward, he was not adequately marked and was able to get off a fine shot.
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That's if lobbyists and tech companies don't kill the laws before they get off the ground.
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But Mr. Trump thwarted Mr. McDaniel's would-be mutiny before it could get off the ground.
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Passengers were first told that they would get off in the Canary Islands, off West Africa.
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Bundini begged the champion to get off the ropes, to work the jab, to do anything.
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"I say I'm backing Mayor Pete, to try and get off the phone quickly," Eychaner said.
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Today (Monday): We get off to a chilly start with most areas near or below freezing.
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Throughout, agents told him that they would help him get off the list — if he cooperated.
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But this movie's clear play on the premise helps it get off to a fast start.
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The Warriors then failed to get off a shot before the horn sounded to end regulation.
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After about 30 minutes of agrarian scenery, get off when you see Kingston's historic waterfront district.
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"You want to get off the train before they push you off," he told the publication.
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But it did not truly get off the ground, and collapsed in 1975 after two years.
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"Once you're on the hamster wheel of self-justification, it's hard to get off," Tillman said.
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I was not going to get off the bus to try to get anything to eat.
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Mr. Miller said she seemed eager to get off the train while leaving her bag aboard.
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Where do I get off deciding their behavior is problematic, that I know what they're feeling?
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The Oilers needed just 73 seconds to get off and running, when Draisaitl opened the scoring.
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A similar test for defensive linemen could help them get off the snap quicker, Orgeron said.
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Others were more skeptical that full-fledged negotiations with Taiwan would actually get off the ground.
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"Cannot get off the telephone and it is midnight here and still not done," Correia texted.
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My agent said he was coming down with something and had to get off the phone.
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The train gets delayed at Grand Central and we're all forced to get off the train.
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Others are more worried about the national security implications if libra does get off the ground.
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"It is time to get off the boom, bust, bailout cycle," he said during the hearing.
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When you start taking yourself too seriously, then the tendency would be to get off track.
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Even the most adventurous of us can't muster the energy to get off the couch sometimes.
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Instead, it was his 6-year-old daughter who hopped on and refused to get off.
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The markets won't get off of 'lower for longer,' meaning they expect lower interest rates forever.
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"You want to get off the train before they push you off," Evans told the Times.
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" "What I want to get off my chest is simply impeachment is hell for the country.
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If I can get off to a good start, these first six holes are very scorable.
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If someone wants to get off the credit grid, they should be allowed to do that.
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It's a lot of people with no body hair trying to get off with each other.
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BBC: When you get off the fence, you might find yourself campaigning against the Prime Minister.
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Sometimes I get off the train at random stops, or I walk a different way home.
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And then, maybe, we'll get off our duffs next November to elect representatives to implement them.
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They say legal marijuana could actually help solve the crisis, by helping people get off opioids.
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"It is time they get off the sidelines and join us on the field," he said.
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"People always say, 'Get off your phones,' but social media is our weapon," Corin told Time.
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So, sure, we want to get off to a good start and play our best baseball.
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Four years later, the so-called "Amazon Prime Air" has yet to get off the ground.
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You see The Joker get off the train in a mask ... which he really didn't need.
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Then they were told to get off the sidewalks — and a private property owner offered refuge.
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David Dao was confronted by officers at O'Hare Airport when he refused to get off the plane.
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You get off the turnpike, and there are just beautiful towns, beautiful places to live, nice communities.
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"It's time for Congress to get off its ass and do something," Murphy said in a statement.
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People who yell at you to get off your phone and live in the moment are annoying.
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I couldn't even get off air [before] my mother says 'Don't you ever wear that dress again!
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When you get off this phone, go on YouTube and look at our live show from Serbia.
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I get off and decided to power walk on the treadmill for another 20 minutes, much better!
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And a third of those will never get off the ground at all, for the same reason.
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"Get Off The Couch Baby Boomers" certainly triggered some angry boomers too lazy to read the story.
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The ship has been ordered to stay in port, and no one is allowed to get off.
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And, thanks to advances in image recognition, companies like Bodega can theoretically finally get off the ground.
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"Trump basically has put out a sign in our front yard that says, 'Get off my lawn.'"
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"You have to see the sky is the limit, otherwise you will never get off the ground."
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It won't track heart attacks, help you get off meds or replace your doctor, among other things.
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You use it until you get to where you want to go and then you get off.
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You don't have to be struck with hysteria, frigidity, or any other gendered affliction to get off.
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You get off at Coliseum Station, walk over a pedestrian bridge and — boom — you're at the ballpark.
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Australia is an island, however, so it took a little bit of creativity to get off it.
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"When they get off camera, they beat people," Horton said, referring to the other mental health workers.
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To make sure an internet dog is real, it seems, you have to get off the internet.
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I hug my dog for a while until he cries for me to get off of him.
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None of Torrid's items specifically say 'For Women Only' on them so get off your high horses.
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It was nice writing from that perspective because I had a lot to get off my chest.
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Sometimes I would ride so hard and so long that I'd get off and just throw up.
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The sunshine is amazing, so I get off one station earlier to walk and take in sunshine.
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Your actual stop, like where you get off the bus to go to work, not a PokeStop.
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Check out the listed activities as a way to get off the beaten path and save money.
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I feel guilty that the only way I could get off the ride is that he's dead.
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Large new traditional power stations have struggled to get off the ground due to heavy upfront costs.
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"I couldn't get off of work, I couldn't help her try to find the resources," Antroinette says.
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I get off the freeway with plenty of time, so I go through the Starbucks drive-through.
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" That's when Amendola's former Patriots teammate, Julian Edelman, decided to chime in -- "Get off Instagram please ... thanks.
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I get on the bus and the guy sitting next to me won't get off the phone.
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So, it's totally cool if you need to rub your clitoris during butt play to get off.
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His season did not get off to a promising start, as the infielder hit just .25/.22018/.
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Much more representative are the companies you never hear about because they never get off the ground.
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"My food pyramid was things you could get off a coffee cart," Jacqueline Harrison of Manhattan said.
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But why might some people get off on the sensation of electrical currents passing through their skin?
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Banks expected to get off simply by promising never to do it again, and they were right.
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"He's that type of player where it takes one shot for him to get off," Drummond said.
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What To Tell Your FriendTell your friend to get off his ass and do his laundry already.
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You end up going through a medically necessary detox in order to get off of these medications.
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That said, the company's getting pretty close to a shit-or-get-off-the-pot moment here.
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That's why this version of Moovit includes Get Off notifications to let riders know when to disembark.
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Mexico, the target of Mr Trump's abuse on the campaign trail, seems to get off more lightly.
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During men's acceptance speeches, they seemed to want to get off the stage as quickly as possible.
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Charles, 69, was warned to get off Allibar before he died, he recalls of the 1981 incident.
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As long as I still have that feeling, then I wouldn't want to get off the beat.
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We use social media because we are animals who get off on people paying attention to us.
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Gillard says she saw Garcia move to help two others get off the floor before she fled.
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Suddenly, Secret Service agents instruct everyone to get off the sidewalk as the senator exits the building.
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If you're on The Bachelor because you're telegenic, pre-hometowns is where you get off the train.
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The 18-year-old, toothless Chihuahua basically told a coyote to get off his lawn this week.
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I take the bus to work and get off early to walk the rest of the way.
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It has struggled to get off the ground, however, with its writing staff resigning earlier this year.
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"We knew coming out of halftime we had to get off to a good start," Green said.
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They're in a chauvinistic chess match of risky power plays and they both get off on winning.
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They told us there was no air-conditioning on the flight and we had to get off.
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The Moon is in Scorpio, motivating you to get off your butt and take care of business.
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We both, while trying to get off the boat in time, ended up stuck on the boat.
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"People were motivated to get off the sidelines and participate and help make a difference," Zeldin said.
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"They never get off the treadmill of capex," said Eric Moore, an income fund manager at Miton.
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Two, it would implement a green energy transition, or grøn omstilling, to get off fossil fuels entirely.
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Of course, wanting things to get off on the right foot isn't enough to make it so.
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" When you get off track, get back on and move forward, because "everyone has ups and downs.
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The Hawks grabbed the offensive rebound but weren't able to get off another shot before time expired.
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Moreover, when they do, the people in charge of the punishments tend to get off scot-free.
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Dear followers, get off to a good start to 2017 and watch the end of a friendship.
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If new elections are indeed called for June, the campaign will get off to a sober start.
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Frank is defiant and argues that he'll get off; Claire insists censure is still the way forward.
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Treadwell, who wound up getting drafted 22008rd overall by the Minnesota Vikings, can't get off the bench.
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It doesn't seem to be the case that viewers increasingly need more extreme stuff to get off.
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You've inadvertently screamed "GET OFF HER" at your phone like it's a particularly emotional episode of Eastenders.
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"For me to work on this, I get off on the hype of it," Mr. Aguilar said.
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"That's when I asked him, 'Are you trying to get off?' and he said, 'Absolutely,' " she said.
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I could regulate myself and my hypervigilance, and I was able to get off those other pills.
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We're getting on it tomorrow, and it dead stops in November, and we got to get off.
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West Virginia got another offensive rebound but could not get off a final shot before time expired.
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And this vote to stop the spinning globe and get off at 803 is among the stupidest.
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Are friends or family pestering you to get off your beach chair and go in the water?
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UC Irvine had a chance to force overtime but was unable to get off a final shot.
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I decide to get off my computer and do something a bit more human for a change.
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We see a huge bird fly up, and I yell at the bird, 'Get off my dog!
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The perpetrators seemed destined to get off with claims that the stones were not worth very much.
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But there's new evidence, like this 2007 study from Spain, that they don't get off scot-free.
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For those inside, it's just another reminder to get off the street, or retire at first light.
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For centuries, academics have seemingly pored over women's anatomies, trying to divine the ways they get off.
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In a home outfitted with Alexa everything, you might never have to get off the couch again.
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Is this another case of nature trying to tell us it's time to get off this planet?
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When I get off the phone with him, finally, some suppressed spinal nerve pings in me, journalistically.
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"It's incredibly hard to get off benzos, and it has nothing to do with addiction," Lee says.
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Paying a prison officer £1,000 to smuggle in a phone or to get off a driving offence?
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Ironically, more annoying than militant vegans are the people who get off on very lightly trolling them.
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Not all businesses need venture capital, but the smallest businesses need cash to get off the ground.
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He explained that they had missed the stop, would have to get off and go back downtown.
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Just remember that it's not nice to tell someone you disagree with to get off the planet.
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She tried to push him away and screamed "Get off!" but he didn&apost stop, she said.
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But first things first: If they did not press forward, how would they get off this bridge?
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"I'm working to get off of these drugs," Ms. McClendon said, adding that she preferred natural remedies.
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And then I fell — flat — since I didn't know any other way to get off the board.
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I had to get off the tube to vomit a couple of times, and it was horrendous.
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But why should Rick Marsh's county commissioners, congressional representatives, state senators and governor get off so easily?
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If I didn't grab the moment, she would get off and I would regret not having asked.
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And he's hoping to put those skills to work in an effort to get off government assistance.
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The above photo is of a man that has some important news to get off his chest.
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In "Bad Boy," the narrator is a couple who get off on degrading their unlucky male friend.
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Tennessee failed to get off a shot on the ensuing possession, and the game went to overtime.
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When the bus stopped at Fifth Avenue, a bearded man with a backpack stood to get off.
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Everyone has a responsibility to get off the sidelines, get in the game and do their part.
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"Get off me," a woman yells in the footage, which also shows one woman yanking another's hair.
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"Grumpy old man; get off my lawn; another pie in the face," he said with a laugh.
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Some people come to get off the grid, camping in the mangrove forests or living on sailboats.
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"We get off the rig, we go in and the whole bedroom's on fire," Mr. Duffy said.
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The show does get off to a slightly subversive start, before the Trek-tech piety sets in.
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It is seeking "founding families" — the educational equivalent of seed-stage investors — to get off the ground.
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A week after Maria blew through, the recovery efforts were still lumbering to get off the ground.
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So, you know, obviously you want to get two sets so you can get off the court.
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"You end up just trying to get off the field and not have an injury," Shanahan said.
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You can't grasp it in your hand but you feel it when you get off the plane.
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He called WAR's support line in September for advice on how to get off the Florida registry.
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" -- Hillary Clinton responded to critics who think she should "get off the public stage and shut up.
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And do you have any other thoughts about CES that you'd love to get off your chest?
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"Can't get off here fast enough," Sarah Arana, 52, a medical social worker from Paso Robles, Calif.
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Early in the morning, at Drigh Road Station, the woman got up to get off the train.
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The man was brought to the front of the plane to get off before the other passengers.
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No, I don't like to get on a boat and then not be able to get off.
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Jot down every thought you have for that business idea you'd love to get off the ground.
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Or, make sure you want to spend years with this partner before you get off the pill.
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The "Get Off the Shed" sketch, I did that at the Groundlings, and it worked right away.
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That's the cynical lesson on offer here: You can't crash if you never get off the ground.
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But that process is likely to take months to get off the ground, many observers said privately.
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I would get my story, and then when I would get off, I would be so sick.
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The company said all passengers have to go through screening again is some passengers get off voluntarily.
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There's not enough reason to get up early and work, get off Facebook or get into shape.
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"In terms of 'encourage to get off,' I think that's a bit difficult to define," Cain said.
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And as a result we were able to bring energy and get off to a good start.
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That is the entire list, and we need to get off this list as soon as possible.
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They want to get off the beaten track to parts of Fiji people don't normally get to.
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Scott said the company had a "superangel" investor that helped it get off the ground last February.
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Four days later, they were loaded onto buses, driven to the border and told to get off.
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If I can't drive whenever I want, then I get off-peak hours which means no customers.
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VICE News: So when did you eventually get off suicide watch and what was that process like?
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"It's a merry-go-round, and he can't get off," Sandy said of Patrick and his overdoses.
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He got pulled over for driving erratically while drunk once, only to get off with a warning.
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You are on Snapchat to do your thing and get off and then get back on. Right?
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Then he relapsed — as is common among people struggling with addiction, especially when they get off medication.
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Women can—and will—get off on just about anything as long as it works for them.
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This is a powerful day for communication, Virgo: What do you want to get off your chest?
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It's what I say every time—slow down, get off the beaten path, don't go to Yelp.
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There was a time in my life when I wanted nothing more than to get off dating apps.
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The Wildcats could not get off a decent shot, and Kamau Stokes' 3-pointer missed at the buzzer.
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Andrus has rebounded from that low point to get off to arguably the best start of his career.
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And I want to focus on my work, my film, which I need to get off the ground.
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Democrats control the New York State Assembly, meaning the bill is not likely to get off the ground.
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I wish you could be in all of our schools, teaching our children to get off their phones.
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Finally got the courage to work on their résumé and get off their couch and get a job.
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At some point it slows down and stops so that you can get off and catch your plane.
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When we get off the bus, we run like crazy and make it with two minutes to spare.
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So you jumped on the bandwagon, and now you're desperately trying to figure out how to get off.
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"Excuse yourself to the restroom or get off the phone if you have to," says de la Rosa.
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She needs to get off that show and she needs to have a good friend set her up.
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A sheriff's officer watches as students get off buses after being evacuated to the Highlands Ranch Recreation Center.
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Under intense scrutiny, the China-led AIIB has been at pains to get off to a smooth start.
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Even if the casinos get off the ground, Japan faces stiff regional competition from Macau, Malaysia and Singapore.
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And all you little bitches need to do is get off your asses one goddamn day in November.
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He said there were some things in California that he wanted to get off his chest as well.
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But despite their initial optimism, the researchers are now worried their study may never get off the ground.
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I text M. and hope he'll get off early too so we can kick off Memorial Day weekend.
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Passengers and crew members are not allowed to get off the World Dream ship without permission, authorities said.
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A third flight attendant relayed a message from the pilot telling the family to get off the plane.
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I always get off the plane feeling a little less fed up than I do with other airlines.
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The U.S. Treasury said Taiwan needs a "durable, not one-off" improvement to get off the watch list.
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An Etihad pilot stopped an international flight so two passengers could get off and visit their dying grandson.
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Nola's parents are out of town with family and she couldn't get off of work to join them.
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Image: FitbitFitbits are a great way to track your activity and encourage yourself to get off the couch.
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Image: SpaceXIt's an exciting time to be alive if you're keen to watch humans get off this planet.
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Not to lock up Clinton, but to try to figure out: How did it get off the rails?
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"The glass ceiling was so low that I couldn't get off my knees," she explained of that time.
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Woodward allegedly told investigators that "he wanted to tell Blaze to get off of him," the affidavit states.
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Get off at 2nd Avenue and 42nd Street and walk to UN Headquarters at 2760 United Nations Plaza.
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But I do have something I need to get off my chest: I'm kind of over Trader Joe's.
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The officer, who is white, threatens to "light her up" and tells her to get off her phone.
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Then it is all the more difficult to get out of the way or get off the train.
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They did a very good job at just being aggressive, trapping me, making me get off the ball.
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The house is at optimal in-bed cuddle temperature, and my cat refuses to get off my chest!
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ITALY'S SALVINI SAYS PARLIAMENTARIANS MUST "GET OFF THEIR BUMS" AND GO BACK TO PARLIAMENT FOR NO-CONFIDENCE VOTE
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I decide to take the bus, but I get off a few stops early to walk to class.
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They had a lot of power and seemed to get off on simultaneously wielding it and denying it.
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After another 10 minutes or so, they make everyone get off the train so it can turn around.
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You get off on the transactional nature of sex and love—an empowered woman getting what she wants!
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I had to get off it for a while because of the panic and anxiety I was feeling.
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"Because if you get off of the rough into the fescue, you're lucky if you find the ball."
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Woody Allen's actors may be starting to abandon him, but Woody Allen's distributor won't get off so easily.
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The altercation worsened as fellow passengers tried to get off the plane at the gate, the airline said.
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" Brandy posted the Snaps on Twitter, adding "I can't Iman...get off social media at school lil lady.
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"He sees an Asian person sitting on a whites-only bench: "Hey, get off that bench, you Chinaman!
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And when this horse runs out of steam, he will get off and move on to something else.
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You to get off the Verizon family plan, or at least stop going over the data limit. 225.
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I was just there and I was free and I was just ready to get off that property.
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Early on, the desperation to get off to a fast start manifested in a hustling 15-7 lead.
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At some point, big donors like to get off the sidelines and get on the political stage themselves.
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KS: They want to get off the Earth and they better move fast in a lot of ways.
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" But Elba did get off the quip of the night when he was introducing "Beasts of No Nation.
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Where do you get off biting me all over while I'm just trying to relax and watch TV?
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So, you've got to be sober, you have to get off the drugs and tell me the truth.
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