Everybody has an incentive to get on board, and there's no incentive not to get on board.
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You scan your eyes... People wait until they get on board, rather than everyone wanting to get on board at the same time.
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We can all get on board with that statement, yes?
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I think that's what helped her get on board, too.
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States will need to be compelled to get on board.
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Now, that's a message I can get on board with.
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I feel like metalheads can get on board with this.
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Well, that's definitely something I can get on board with.
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Tis the season to get on board with wireless charging.
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The sooner Democrats in Congress get on board, the better.
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But I can't get on board with Game of Thrones.
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It was full, but Codemo pleaded to get on board.
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Get on board the cheese wagon or get left behind.
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Which means House Democrats would have to get on board.
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Could Republicans like my old Minnesota neighbors get on board?
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It'd be great if you get on board with it.
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Get on board before it becomes the breakout sport of 2018.
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You can get on board or you can be left behind.
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That's what I think any woman could get on board with.
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I was happy to get on board and help promote them.
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Or is this something he just can't get on board with?
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"Let's get on board" with the move higher in commodity prices.
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Even the large tech companies are starting to get on board.
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Plenty of religious leaders are simply unwilling to get on board.
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Why did Weil want to get on board, literally, with Strava?
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Coral Gables is not waiting for him to get on board.
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If legislators have started to get on board, that's great news.
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Please order Portland to get on board with the zipper merge.
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He thought Schumer was the perfect person to get on board.
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Trump can either get on board or get out the way.
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The hard part is convincing satellite operators to get on board.
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Then, Barack and Michelle Obama called and wanted to get on board.
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" "I feel like that's something I could get on board with, Jim.
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This is the kind of juice I can get on board with.
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But to do this, more people will need to get on board.
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Mike Simpson urged GOP leaders to get on board with the idea.
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I think everybody should get on board," McCarthy said on "Fox & Friends.
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Maybe when the French elections are over he will get on board.
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He hopes others will get on board and help with the donations.
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Because in the end those people would get on board [the yachts].
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"It's really easy to get on board with demonizing pedophiles," says Schneider.
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This will organically encourage consumers to get on board with their neighbors.
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It's enticing, however, not everyone is so quick to get on board.
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I wish those people would get on board with a black movement.
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But then before you know it, teams and companies get on board.
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And as a progressive senator, he said people should get on board.
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Android fans, you'll have to wait until early 2017 to get on board.
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That's something even some critics of the phrase can get on board with.
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McDonald's (MCD) is also inching closer to get on board with the trend.
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" Watch ... he also encourages everyone to get on board with "the Tequila Generation.
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I would get on board and support them and do the right thing.
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And it&aposs time for the un-American haters to get on board.
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It's just a matter of theaters finding a way to get on board.
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Artists either need to get on board, or forfeit existing and potential listeners.
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The easiest way to get on board is through your right to vote.
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"ideas boom" is relatively new, but Australians can't help but get on board.
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"It's been great to see so many people get on board," she says.
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The UK needs to get on board, if only for the food alone.
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A: I think I would struggle not to get on board with it.
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Your brand should get on board before the market rate shifts even higher.
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So there's so many different angles that you have to get on board.
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Originally, Le Maire wanted to convince other European countries to get on board.
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And she subverts the system altogether when the administration can't get on board.
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Time to all get on board higher income, estate, and wealth taxes, right?
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And now big investors are starting to get on board with the trade.
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BP's shares rose 1% after the announcement, indicating investors could get on board.
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We have very good contacts there, and were eager to get on board.
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It's now time for you to get on board with your new start.
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It would take decades for more politicians and engineers to get on board.
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It should be a no brainer for every politician to get on board.
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Do they seem confused and with time and education they will get on board?
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E-commerce software companies like Narvar and Shopify are helping them get on board.
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It's essentially communicating that 'We either get on board or we get passed by'.
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We're hopeful that people are going to get on board in a big way.
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Still, many centrist Democratic voters have hesitated to get on board with his candidacy.
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Of course, it's unlikely Obama would get on board a plan quite that drastic.
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In response, pro-net neutrality constituents put pressure on Santiago to get on board.
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So music is not the only reason to get on board with The Dash.
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NRG's chairman Andy Miller said the trio approached NRG, looking to get on board.
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She knows who she needs to get on board, and how to do it.
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As its development continues, lets hope even more platforms and services get on board.
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The box office numbers reflect that welcome -- and the President should get on board.
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Now Big Tech is setting sustainability standards — and smaller enterprises can get on board.
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Democratic politicians will either get on board, or they will continue to lose elections.
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"I can suspend disbelief and get on board with a wild vision," she says.
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The message from the palace is clear: get on board or pay the price.
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We can't get on board with this, but evidently there are people who can.
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Soft bags that can squish into the overhead are easier to get on board.
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First name Baby, last name Yoda, get on board the hype train, choo choo.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Calif.) is to get on board.
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And, now they want us to get on board with the "double jeans" look.
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We were like… and he was like, 'It's my new normal; get on board, guys.
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But the smugglers were armed and threatened to kill anyone who didn't get on board.
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"Those people need to get on board," Priebus said Sunday on CBS' Face the Nation.
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At last, there's a "12 Days Of" riff that I can get on board with.
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The company wants individuals and small companies around the world to also get on board.
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In her final pitch, she is urging voters to get on board with the underdog.
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Including those changes makes it less likely some hard-line conservatives will get on board.
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But all the examples you provided of effective technology require teachers to get on board.
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But one message has been clear: Trump is going to win -- get on board now.
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In view of those aspirations, Europe's leaders need to get on board with this reform.
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They were allowed to pack one bag and given 24 hours to get on board.
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Roth said if the leadership eliminates the Title 1 regulations, conservatives would get on board.
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Q Is that your bargaining chip with them to get on board with North Korea?
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If people understood how powerful this is as a tool, they would get on board.
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Kate, you have great hair, but I just can't get on board with this one.
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So perhaps British millennials, too, could get on board with the concept of Giving Tuesday.
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Instagram Payments could make impulse buys much quicker, enticing more businesses to get on board.
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That's something the cruise industry and the rest of us can get on board with.
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Let's say you can suspend your disbelief and just get on board with the premise.
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They want these guys to get on board to talk about how great America is.
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It took you guys a long time, relatively speaking, to get on board with voice.
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The chances of passing SB 18-264 are slim if Democrats don't get on board.
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I totally get what people see in it, but I just can't get on board.
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""I'm sure I could get on board with Captain America, you know what I mean?
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However, he had to convince father and co-founder Baruch Goldstein to get on board.
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Of course, this requires everyone to get on board and put the infrastructure in place.
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The overwhelming preference of Republicans is to somehow persuade eight Democrats to get on board.
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But he said he was optimistic Congress would get on board with the president's vision.
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Trump targeted Paul in a Tuesday night tweet, gently urging him to get on board.
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And he thinks American football should get on board with a team based in London.
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Q Is that your bargaining chip with them to get on board with North Korea?
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Coretta Scott King personally threatened "serious trouble" if the administration did not get on board.
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And both climate change believers and deniers need to get on board with disaster preparedness.
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In the case of drones, rural provinces have been fairly eager to get on board.
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It's rarely the case that the tech industry will widely get on board with one decision.
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The roar, heat and pure force from the blades is overwhelming as we get on board.
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You don't need an acting role to get on board with the rise of dark hair.
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If that train keeps running, you can bet Apple will get on board at some point.
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But I knew I had to get on board, purely for my own peace of mind.
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That's the sound of the world's leading train simulator game asking you to get on board.
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He just tells you that you need to stop being a loser and get on board.
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Click on for a few snaps from Instagram that will convince you to get on board.
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Get on Board: Recruitment platform that connects global companies with the best Latin American tech talent.
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"He basically signaled: I'm not going to pressure you to get on board the Trump train."
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Luckily, skin-care companies are beginning to get on board with the idea of multi-masking.
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Hallmark and Hershey's have relied on inflating the importance of events for decades — get on board.
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Congressional Republicans have begun to get on board, at least with the tech portion, with Sen.
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Now's the time to get on board — and Prismatic Amethyst is the perfect place to start.
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During Trump's presidential campaign, DeVos was originally reluctant to get on board with the GOP contender.
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If leadership loses conservatives Paul and Lee, they'll have to get Cruz to get on board.
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Still, there's ample room for people to get on board, he said — with the right incentives.
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Now there is a fantasy sport that everyone can get on board with: Professional Dog Picking.
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Meanwhile, right-wing groups are recruiting anyone who wants to get on board with the cause.
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He said French President Emmanuel Macron, who opposes changing the Strasbourg arrangement, should get on board.
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But convincing China to get on board with aggressive economic policies is a toweringly tall order.
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The UK is banning them by 2020, and companies there are having to get on board.
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Trump will also continue pressuring vulnerable red-state Democrats to get on board with tax reform.
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Adults need to get on board with them and follow them because they're speaking the truth.
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John Lewis warned that Republicans in the Senate should "get on board" with the changing times.
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"I am happy to get on board such a boat," said Samira Mohammed on La Lanterna.
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The Leftovers example is a good one, and I could get on board with that concept.
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He's capable of doing great things if you just get on board and run with him.
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Its best option right now is to get on board and work to find middle ground.
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At least one of them would have to get on board for the bill to pass.
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The platform's format creates an element of instant gratification to incentivize students to get on board.
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So I guess that statement is just too broad for me to get on board with.
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He's giving you the playbook, and you either got to get on board or get run over.
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Get on board to experience rare and never-before-seen footage of one of humanity's greatest accomplishments.
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And people don't have to get on board with what we're doing based on a press release.
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So it's just for me, something that I'm encouraging and begging everybody to just get on board.
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That…Read more ReadThe transition is working well—for merchants who have managed to get on board.
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Also, why does it feel like the overhead bins are already full when you get on board?
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It gave the appearance that the train was moving and it was time to get on board.
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He didn't come in guns blazing, demanding that Wardog get on board with David and Devens's plan.
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Stop the hypocrisy and get on board with making America great again, or get outta the way.
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Mostly, Aquarians think that everyone else just needs to get on board with their version of truth.
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UL's new certification process might help alleviate these pressures, but only if the manufacturers get on board.
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The president lobbied them repeatedly to get on board with the proposal, but the effort was unsuccessful.
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Cannes is one of the last big film festivals to get on board with subscription video services.
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A lot of the maternity swim options are tankinis, which I just couldn't get on board with.
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Her tweet was retweeted 2,600 times as of Friday morning, and celebrities started to get on board.
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Will the petition dissuade them or will everyone just have to get on board with wireless technology?
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Now, it's time for Democratic leaders on the federal, state and local level to get on board.
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If you still have faith Hockenson could become elite, this is the game to get on board.
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Several Republican lawmakers have said they are unlikely to get on board with the administration's retrograde ideas.
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" There is a silver lining: "Other investors think it's interesting, and they're happy to get on board.
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But even if Democrats get on board, some Republican Iran hawks could defect and doom the proposal.
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Elected officials either need to get on board with constructive action, or be voted out of office.
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Van-Petersen said that more institutions will get on board over time, but it won't happen quickly.
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And, generally speaking, getting "evil" out of the country is probably something anyone could get on board with.
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But he also acknowledged that the league is changing and the Mets will need to get on board.
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And, of course, that manager has to get on board with working alongside machines to reap the benefits.
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That's why the possibility that Freddie and Fannie could get on board with principal reduction is good news.
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Deezer, meanwhile, was the first music service to get on board with Fitbit's original true smartwatch, the Ionic.
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His (unheeded) order to Captain Francesco Schettino to "Get on board, for fuck's sake" became a national catchphrase.
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Democrats and Republicans need to get on board with President Trump or they will be seeing the bus.
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It's truly the summer of love, and Karlie Kloss and Josh Kushner have decided to get on board.
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Seeing how you make yourself orgasm could be just the push your partner needs to get on board.
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This kind of seems like something that a lot of its U.S. users could get on board with.
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Plus, leaking this news to the press felt like a strong-arm pressuring everyone to get on board.
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"I think we need to have language that people can understand and get on board with," he added.
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"Getting more streamers to get on board with security will hopefully go a much longer way," he said.
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If Miranda Kerr isn't already one of your hair icons, it's time for you to get on board.
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Speaker Ryan offered a watered down version of ObamaCare, and he actually expected conservatives to get on board.
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This time around, Google seems to be pushing for developers and handset manufacturers to get on board sooner.
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Leonard says there is one great sustainable beauty product that we all should get on board with: activism.
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It took me a minute to get on board, but now I'm ready to turn off my brain.
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Google is maybe the last major browser developer to get on board with putting controls on the bottom.
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Biden's insistence, for example, that he can persuade Republicans to get on board with his agenda is vexing.
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Sometimes it takes encountering a new option in a familiar setting for a customer to get on board.
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We already know Kerry Washington wants it to happen, now we just need Bey to get on board.
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Murphy said it was too early to say whether any Democrats would get on board with her approach.
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It's much easier for mainstream audiences to get on board with Kimmy Schmidt than, say, You're the Worst.
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California took a step that actually has the potential to make companies get on board with these benefits.
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Once they learn who he is and what he stands for, the argument goes, they'll get on board.
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They could be ripe targets for Republicans looking for Democrats to get on board with their tax plan.
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If those crew members didn't get on board, a United spokeswoman said, their flight would have been canceled.
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Congressional Republicans – and Democrats – would be wise to get on board this train before it leaves the station.
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"Once we find out how we support them, then they will join the cause and get on board."
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Yahoo was eager to get on board, so the online search company signed an exclusive deal with Media.
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In short, the Paris Agreement will never work if the business and finance sectors don't get on board.
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Trump, however, has already slammed Democrats' new proposal — making it seem unlikely that congressional Republicans will get on board.
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"If you can really prove that out, then I think that the regulators will get on board with it."
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In fact, it's easier to get on board with this remake if one imagines Gloria as Laura's alter-ego.
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And while some people commended the actor for trying his hand at singing, others couldn't quite get on board.
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Nicky is the rare drug-addicted protagonist that "we can get on board with and identity with," Kerman says.
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While I'm generally over most of the new additions, I can get on board with the new cupcake emoji.
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It needs developers to get on board and set up their products to tap into the Echo Plus' API.
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A source says Pishevar has sent the petition to some fellow Uber investors, asking them to get on board.
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If they want a say in how the rules are written, their best option is to get on board.
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The "Gasolina" singer was blown away when he heard Viera's new track, "Como," and decided to get on board.
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The Japanese aircraft manufacturer, a unit of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, now needs regulators and customers to get on board.
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That reduces the opportunities that critics have to negotiate with leadership and find a way to get on board.
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Vedanta must get on board Indian state-run Life Insurance Corp (LIC) and UK-based Cairn Energy Plc (CNE.
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If enough of us get on board, we might finally get to enjoy the return-free world we deserve.
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WALKER: I think that we are at a point now that we need to get on board with America.
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"People don't have to get on board with what we're doing based on a press release," Malcolm Spellman added.
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For that reason, it might be harder for non-male partners like my friend to get on board with.
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Mike Villaneva, the agreement's technical director, said he hopes growers elsewhere soon will get on board with water testing.
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Let's all get on board with Amazon HQ2000 in KC. Tell Amazon why you love KC with #KC221Stars pic.twitter.
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So if UN members want to change the drug control treaties, every participating member has to get on board.
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But Tamberelli says if she or anyone is on the fence, he'll press them hard to get on board.
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It's a legacy of Iceland's giant-killing summer, something which almost all soccer fans could get on board with.
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Next month, he's planning to take his charter to the UN in hopes other countries will get on board.
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Aim for a goal For any organization to succeed, everyone needs to get on-board with a common goal.
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His younger female cousin was recently diagnosed with lupus, which inspired more relatives to research and get on board.
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GOP Senate leaders and the White House are working hard to convince the wavering senators to get on board.
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Or join forces with "Never Trump," as Senator Graham did on Friday, and publicly decline to get on board?
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Asked what would happen if Romney didn't get on board with him, Trump cited the retirements of GOP Sens.
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Employers also have to get on board, and that's still a work in progress, state and regional officials say.
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It's difficult to vote against your own party's president and Trump is aggressively pushing members to get on board.
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There are good arguments for labeling, and even food producers are starting to get on board with the idea.
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While rebels won't respond well to Excel spreadsheets and budgeting mandates, they can get on board with other approaches.
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Top White House officials have also suggested that the administration is willing to get on board with entitlement changes.
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And we're going to need good meat alternatives for those people to get on board with ending factory farming.
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"We're now in the process of just looking for those members that we can get on board," Young says.
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Despite its commercial success, critics couldn't get on board with the film's gore and torture, citing it as gratuitous.
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Do they see Rihanna and roll their eyes, or do they see Rihanna and try to get on board?
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An overwhelmingly bipartisan House vote could send a message to the Senate to get on board with its bill.
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They believe moderate Democrats and independents will get on board when faced with a choice between Sanders and Trump.
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Some Democrats might get on board, particularly those up for reelection next year in states Trump carried, he said.
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Democrats who haven't backed an impeachment inquiry, meanwhile, are still being pushed by liberal Democrats to get on board.
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" Later, she e-mailed me: "I could not get on board with the idea of Jeremy being Rachel's 'Mr.
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After a veteran editor, Dylan Tichenor, was hired to make a new cut, Lonergan refused to get on board.
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In recent months, it sent several mailers to locals to persuade them to get on board with the deal.
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One assumes, however, that more companies will get on board if the new Tab proves a hit for the company.
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Heidi told me she has birthday parties in there, and I decided I could definitely get on board with that.
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The Belfast Telegraph reports that some have offered as much as 640,000 pounds (that's nearly $930,000) to get on board.
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In that case, maybe you could get on board with changing electoral laws to make it easier for third parties.
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The Overwatch League is the big show, and Contenders is where players can audition their skills to get on board.
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Stop the hypocrisy and get on board with making America great again or get the hell out of the way.
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We see you stifling that yawn, but honestly, you're reading this on the internet right now, so get on board.
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The message from all of that is unmistakeable: If you like being a senator, you'll get on board with me.
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He is refusing to rule out supporting the frontrunner, saying he just can't get on board with the #NeverTrump coalition.
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He shared the photographic DIY vision he had of the video and I decided to get on board with it.
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When fans started calling for DuVernay and Rae to get on board, both of them pledged their support as well.
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But despite the research and the fact that breastfeeding in public is legal in 49 states — get on board, Idaho!
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So for readers who missed earlier entry points to this delightful series, now is the time to get on board.
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Plus, now that smartphones are largely ditching the headphone jack, it's time to get on board with Bluetooth headphones anyway.
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Given that "Jane" is one of the best shows on TV, though, I heartily encourage you to get on board.
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While that may be difficult for an industry like air travel, airlines and manufacturers are eager to get on board.
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Commerce needs to get on board, give the FCC the tools it needs and unleash 5G on the American public.
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The electric vehicle bandwagon has long left the station thanks to Tesla, but Maserati still wants to get on board.
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Voters throughout the Midwest are seeing the opportunities in renewable energy and are pressuring their representatives to get on board.
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Trump said on Saturday that he hoped the U.S. Federal Reserve "would finally get on board" and lower interest rates.
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Some people would be unable to board the ships because it required using ropes to get on board, ABC reported.
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Proponents are preparing to reintroduce the legislation, and coal executives say they hope the Trump administration will get on board.
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Even if Republicans all get on board with this budget, they'll still need some support from Democrats in the Senate.
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Having proven such an effective form of publicity, a lot of big name musicians were eager to get on board.
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That's the context in which to understand Clinton's decision to get on board with the $15-an-hour minimum wage.
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Trump tweeted at Meadows and other Freedom Caucus members Thursday, suggesting they need to get on board with the GOP plan.
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It can take some time for us to get on board with his vision, and he courts controversy along the way.
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But it will also allow major brands to get on board and directly talk to consumers, something Facebook is also pushing.
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Since the review's publication last week, Lynn has fielded a lot of comments from people who refuse to get on board.
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Some of the teens have never participated in an LGBTQ-pride viral hashtag and they were thrilled to get on board.
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"That will push and drive the change socially, for everybody else to get on board with it as well," he says.
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Those that couldn't or wouldn't get on board with the new Republican reality showed themselves out ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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The iPhone in particular went from aspirational gadget to growing phenomenon to ubiquitous, which in turn helped developers get on board.
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Whatever side you err on, be it Ali G or Ai Wei Wei, it's time to get on board with gold.
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There's still time to get on board, and here are a few reasons why you might be sad if you don't.
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"I'm guessing they'll just ignore their previously held diligence on deficits and just get on board the Trump train," he said.
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This time around, Ozzie says he's banking on making it easier for companies to get on board an inevitable hardware trend.
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The sad thing is, I was almost ready to get on board with A.D.A. Denver (Benito Martinez) being behind it all.
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It's time we start to think higher, spread our wings, and get on board with driverless passenger drones, skipping driverless cars.
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Actually, it hit a funny bone because Jordan jokes Dreamers need to get on board and explore the celeb parents option.
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When she tells them he's not, they threaten to back out...so she proceeds to confirm that he'll get on board.
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This will, of course, require the support of Senate Republicans but there is reason to believe some may get on board.
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Developing second-tier tournaments like the Vegas 16 will be tough, especially if the Power 5 programs don't get on board.
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As Walt Mossberg handily pointed out during the conversation, some are a lot more likely to get on-board than others.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said he hoped the U.S. Federal Reserve "would finally get on board" and lower interest rates.
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It's easy to see why Swain and his crew were so keen to get on board with making beer from bread.
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It's time to get on-board with a new generation of technology that is disrupting traditional castle-and-moat security models.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said he hoped the U.S. Federal Reserve "would finally get on board" and lower interest rates.
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Now, here's a beach oil spill Leo DiCaprio can get on board with ... courtesy of models Cat Kennedy and Sarah Curr.
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But if moderates don't unite around a candidate soon, they may have to learn to get on board with Bernie Sanders.
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Moore said Biden's supporters have perpetuated the narrative that he's unbeatable in the state, so voters should just get on board.
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Sanders has been campaigning for his former Democratic primary rival recently, urging voters to get on board with the Clinton campaign.
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If you don't want Donald Trump or Ted Cruz to be the nominee, you better get on board with Marco Rubio.
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If Trump does get on board, it's likely to pass the Senate, where 22019 Republicans have already co-sponsored the legislation.
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But while museums have been embracing performance art, the investment-minded commercial art world has been slower to get on board.
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AMAZON-BARRON-S Amazon is generating lots of free-cash flow, time to get on board: Barron's NEW YORK (Reuters) - Amazon.
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"They were harder to get on board than the FBI," Hernandez said with a laugh of getting the chain&aposs involvement.
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"Some of the Koch donor class this weekend is surely going to say, 'Hey, guys, get on board,' " the adviser said.
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Tom Steyer, the billionaire environmentalist, is spending millions of dollars on national TV ads pressing Democratic leaders to get on board.
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But with 2020 just around the corner, it seems there is another Korean skin-care movement to get on board with.
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People use the manipulation of concepts like love, and hope and prosperity very cynically to get people to get on board.
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But Cruz himself argues Trump and a Republican Congress are achieving success, and he had to get on board that train.
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"I don't think the district will get on board with this socialist agenda," Strother said, before calling Warren and Cisneros Sen.
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"I knew this wasn't going to be a product that everyone was going to get on board with," she added cheerfully.
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" Before finding a corporate reason to get on board, it seemed, Agrawal saw feminism as the domain of an "angry, ranty … girl.
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Democrats with heavy union worker constituencies will either need to get on board with Trump's protectionist trade policies or risk losing reelection.
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But if we want real change, the rest of the country's law enforcement agencies are going to need to get on board.
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Nine Senate Democrats need to get on board with a spending plan to reach the 60 votes needed to pass a bill.
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The top of the river in this case — we're riding with this metaphor, y'all, get on board — is Rudy Pipilo, the mobster.
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One former senior intelligence official told me that when the ban was announced internally, everyone was simply told to get on board.
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" And Bannon signed off on an April story by Yiannopoulos imploring #NeverTrumpers to get on board with "Trump and the alt-right.
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"This shows this model — that Stitch Fix model — must be good; it must be something to get on board with," he said.
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Fortunately, Google is encouraging developers to get on board, as it seems like this shape will be popular with phones going forward.
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But, rather than fail, they launched a Sandbox VR center in San Francisco and quickly signed up investors to get on board.
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While this wouldn't do anything to restore the oft-requested chronological timeline, it's still an update we could get on board with.
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If by some miracle one more Republican decides to get on board, the House would also define its position on the issue.
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For Google's vision to come true, all Android phone manufactures would have to get on board, building Tango sensors into their phones.
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In order for Resource: Plastic to really work, more companies need to get on board — especially ones that are at a loss.
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Model Joy Corrigan is the kind of show-off we can get on board with ... especially when it involves several wardrobe changes.
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Ok, I thought, this isn't the same tone as Potter, but I could get on board with a fun lighthearted family movie.
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He didn't barnstorm the country selling the deal or hold many White House meetings to press wavering senators to get on board.
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"If @RepMarkMeadows, @Jim_Jordan and @Raul_Labrador would get on board we would have both great healthcare and massive tax cuts & reform," he tweeted.
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The company is also releasing reference designs for headsets as a way of encouraging phonemakers to get on board with the platform.
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It took some convincing for Andrews to get on board with the slicked back ponytail Randall proposed to go with this jumpsuit.
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Should Turkey get on board, the line might even challenge the Suez Canal as a primary Chinese and Iranian route to Europe.
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Mobile virtual reality isn't going away any time soon, so you might as well get on board before you get left behind.
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And the fact that more states have started to get on board with medical marijuana is a good sign for the industry.
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Some conservative lawmakers said they still need to hear more from the president to get on board with the compromise plan. Rep.
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Trump has warned he is willing to go ahead and sign the deal with Mexico if Canada does not get on board.
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He also pressured Democrats to get on board, arguing it would be politically difficult to oppose a plan that broadly cuts taxes.
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The federal government needs to get on board with the cloud, or the nation will continue to fall behind the innovation curve.
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Sanders added that "it's time for Democrats to get on board" with the report's findings and stop pushing to investigate the administration.
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Late Thursday, President Trump delivered an ultimatum to conservatives who had demanded changes to the bill, telling them to get on board.
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Donnelly appeared at the event in Indiana, and conservatives are hopeful that other red-state Democrats facing reelection will get on board.
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Gail: I'm betting that if things keep going Trump's way you'll see a lot of establishment Republicans wanting to get on board.
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While the plan may sound good to students, even liberal allies have questioned whether Republicans would get on board with this proposal.
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The bad news, however, is that it won't matter unless Republicans, who still control the House and Senate, also get on board.
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Durbin told Trump the CBC would more likely get on board with legislation if certain countries were selected for proposed immigration protections.
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At least in the short term, governments and central banks don't have much choice but to get on board with that theory.
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Which means that Democrats need to get on board and work with Trump to provide the necessary funding for effective border security.
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Freedom Caucus members said they're still not convinced to get on board despite President Trump's pitch to the GOP conference Tuesday morning.
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But the president said he's been in contact with the NRA and that they'll get on board with some of his proposals.
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The group could be influential if they vote as a unit, though it's not clear that everyone would get on board. Sen.
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That only works, however, if Republican voters in Georgia get on board with Loeffler and she wins the election outright next fall.
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"Ultimately, the President is going to need to get on board in order for the House to vote on it," Republican Sen.
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That included emailing Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney to say that Zelensky was ready to get on board with Trump's demands.
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But the resistance to get on board with Clinton might have something to do with the profile of a Sanders primary supporter.
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Trump's audience seemed ready to get on board, cheering his accusations of treason and then breaking out in "lock them up!" chants.
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In October, Qualcomm acquired automotive chip supplier NXP for $47 billion, further fueling Intel's need to quickly get on board the automotive wave.
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Why don&apost the Democrats like crying Chuck just get on board to this piecemeal bill send it to the president&aposs desk.
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But they still did not start my diet, claiming that I now had to wait for the kitchen staff to get on board.
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Trump used his opening statement to call for the party to unite behind him, they needed to get on board to help win.
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Would I lose my very best employees, or would they see sense in my decision and get on board with moving with me?
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Back then, conservative pundit Mark Levin wrote he shared "most of our conservative principles" and demanded conservatives get on board with Romney's campaign.
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So, since I can get on board with this general philosophy, I decided to join Karena, Katrina, and their 1.2 million Instagram followers.
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But the problem is, when so many people get on board with a specific trend, we often end up trusting it as gospel.
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When they arrived on the beach, they found an inflatable boat only 6 meters long, and 60 people clamoring to get on board.
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Apple would obviously prefer that you get on board with Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C dongles and upgrade to the latest MacBook Pro.
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To express it and to kind of get on board with as many voices other as possible that are shouting from the rooftops.
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"It's a learning process for some countries and we want them to accelerate that learning and get on board fully," he told CNBC.
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People don't, but they want to get on board, and they want to make sure that their property gets on board with them.
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The hope is that more Republicans will get on board with the American Health Care Act if the EHBs are done away with.
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Peter King, a U.S. congressman from New York, said his party's foreign-policy establishment will eventually have to get on board with Trump.
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This is why Trump administration officials are calling on lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle to get on board with reforms.
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The hope is that more Republicans will get on board with the American Health Care Act if the EHBs are no longer mandatory.
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The trade representative argued "the day will come" when business and labor groups get on board, despite it sounding like an impossible task.
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In Rwanda's capital Kigali, passengers must wash their hands with soap from mobile faucets installed at bus stops before they get on board.
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And so Billy leaps into the Hudson River in a night move to get on board one of the three ships headed south.
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The biggest question is whether Huawei, which captured 34 percent of the market alone last quarter, might be tempted to get on board.
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"We have seen time and time again when he lays hands on something, the Republican Party tends to get on board," Jennings said.
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"The cat's already out of the bag," Bogart said, adding that "innovation is going elsewhere if the SEC doesn't get on board soon."
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To be sure, lawmakers need to cooperate, and they need to start with issues where both Republicans and Democrats can get on board.
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The theory: Show President Donald Trump how much support a narrow DACA-border security bill could get and hope he'd get on board.
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What really made it hard for me to get on board with is just how little the movie gives you to connect with.
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Bill Flores of Texas, who chairs the conservative Republican Study Committee, both said Wednesday they weren't ready to get on board, either. Sen.
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Given a 90-day process for Trump's signature and US Congressional approval, that sets the Friday deadline for Canada to get on board.
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Democrats believe some Republicans might get on board, giving it a shot at passing the Senate even if Democrats don't control the chamber.
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The White House "is willing to alienate or cajole both Beijing and Moscow to get on board with its strategy," the note continued.
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Many of these voters simply need a reason to get on board the Trump train instead of just not showing up to vote.
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For once, we can ALL get on board with this 'Ye rant -- which, for some reason, included a bit about Kim's Paris robbery.
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The ideas, and the backlash, show the line conservatives have to walk to get on board with a paid federal family leave programs.
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Arriving to the departure gate three minutes after the plane was supposed to take off, Dale was relieved at first to get on board.
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Another important piece is to have private corporations get on board to ensure their products are ethically-produced, regardless of government regulations, he said.
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Here's Your Season 5 RefresherI Tried To Get On Board With This Is Us — & I Just Can't7 Ways Black Filmmakers Made History This Year
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If you don't have one of these and have been shopping at the same store since 2012, it's probably time to get on board.
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A good way to get on board is to take an online class, like the ones included in The Complete Cyber Security Certification Bundle.
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The Adapt BB are a big bet for Nike, but the company seems confident that customers will get on board with whatever they sell.
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Today, she's Miley, and she's different then yesterday — something she totally embraces, but is waiting for the world to get on board with already.
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Still, BioWare is evidently aware of many of Andromeda's issues, and if they're addressed effectively it may convince more people to get on board.
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Whether or not you've got a date on February 214th, one thing that everyone can get on board with is sweet deals on food.
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"Schools need to get on board and prioritize active time for children both during and after the school day," Benjamin Neelon said by email.
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Even if hardware manufacturers get on board immediately, it will likely be months or years until you see the new standards in the wild.
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Vince Vaughn is following mixed reviews for Season 2 of True Detective with something we can all get on board with: a fresh hairstyle.
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Roombas have been around since 2002, so it's somewhat odd that it took me so long to get on board the robot vacuum train.
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"Older adults are particularly vulnerable to digital inequality because they're often the last group to get on board with the latest technology," she said.
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With Republicans holding just 52 seats in the Senate, they'll need some Senate Democrats to get on board to meet the 60-vote threshold.
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On Wednesday, House Republican leadership was aggressively trying to convince skeptical members to get on board with a GOP-led effort on tax reform.
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The consensus view is that Collins wants to get to yes, and Daines could help Johnson get on board, since they have similar concerns.
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Trump also said establishment Republicans should get on board with what the voters want, because Americans turned out in droves to support his candidacy.
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But it will be difficult for Trump to persuade Democrats to get on board with significant changes to former President Obama's signature domestic achievement.
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Some liberal single-payer advocates are criticizing the top Democrats for declining to get on board despite their past support for the underlying policy.
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They hope that will lead constituents to urge their members to get on board with the effort, which will need buy-in from lawmakers.
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Christie was among the first big names to get on board at a time when many were keeping the presumptive nominee at arm's length.
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Fleet reached out to Rocket Lab about a month ago, and the company's satellite was able to get on board the Electron by Sunday.
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Harvey Weinstein said when he first saw the film at The Sundance Film Festival, he knew The Weinstein Company needed to get on board.
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The Trump administration struggled to convince its members to get on board with the initial plan to partially repeal and replace ObamaCare this spring.
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It's not clear when those passengers will be able to get on board, since another 320 flights scheduled for Monday already have been nixed.
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Texas is one of them for the foreseeable future: Despite the support for the bill, Head doesn't think enough lawmakers will get on board.
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Although Dr. Miami doesn't advocate for stricter rules, he says that he's willing to get on board as long as the limitations are legit.
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Tony says he's been trying to get in touch with Thor, but can't get on board with the superhero's preferred contact method — a raven.
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But it remains to be seen whether conservative-leaning Republicans will get on board with the agreement, and whether the House will accept it.
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There, home to a large chunk of his base, prospective candidates have little choice but to get on board or get out of politics.
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To do that, we need to phase out the purchase of diesel buses now and get on board with a cleaner and healthier future.
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Many Republican legislators were not okay with the coverage loss under the last bill, and certainly would not get on board with an increase.
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It was going to be hard for Kristina to get on board with Blake having this revelation that he was in love with her.
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TIM MILLER: --but I think--and then there's, I think, another small group of traditional Republican donors who could get on board with Trump.
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President Donald Trump is rewarding senators who have his back on impeachment — and sending a message to those who don't to get on board.
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And every congressional candidate would either have to get on board with his politics, more or less, or at least make peace with him.
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I've seen you deriding Trump and Republicans a lot, but I haven't seen you really get on board with the "I'm with Her" movement.
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"All the other companies were going, 'This fighting thing is not going away, it's only building, and we should get on board,'" Amrich remembers.
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If you want to get on board and bring the fresh vibes to your upcoming BBQ, consider trying one of the watermelon nail designs ahead.
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Until enough users get on board with Spoil Me, expect to see a lot of 'spoilers' like this: Have something to add to this story?
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Moussouris had secured the full support of the Internet Explorer team, the Windows team, and the Office 365 team was itching to get on board.
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And the mirrored pedestals even give you a glimpse of the structure underneath — the only form of upskirting we can really get on board with.
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The Village Roadshow Pictures and Warner Bros movie will start filming in October, and we really hope all the women under consideration get on board.
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We hope the majority of U.S. companies that currently don't have plans in place to support new parents will get on-board with that thinking.
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The executive suggested that around two billion people qualify as potential streaming music subscribers, possessing both the technological and financial access to get on-board.
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Paul Ryan wouldn&apost get on board and as I understand it, he didn&apost want this impeachment to go through or contempt of Congress.
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Chicago is also weighing up the option of introducing the program, which would make it the largest city in the U.S. to get on board.
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New landowners will have to get on board with right-of-way agreements, which puts the eventual completion of the pipe up in the air.
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The next thing I knew, we had a bus and I'm making permission slips for 41 kids to get on board at 3:30 a.m.
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Still, Fasold, who is also planning other surfaces with recycled tennis balls as cushioning, said he believed that the industry would eventually get on board.
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Assuming more services get on board, it's an excellent way for everyday folks to make 2fa secure and simple without relying completely on your phone.
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The second is convincing doctors to get on board with virtual care, something Cosgrove has experience with coming out of his role at Cleveland Clinic.
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Then there will be a choice: Enough Republicans get on board with Democrats to pass the stopgap, or keep the government shut down until Jan.
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How much frustration among grassroots Republican voters will be focused on him rather than Ryan or the GOP lawmakers who refused to get on board?
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In the right context, I welcome this green, crunchy snack, but I just can't get on board with the newest place pickle-flavoring has appeared.
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If Republican governors get on board out of a desire to look out for home state residents, Massachusetts and Maryland could be in as well.
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Freshmen Republicans are calling on their leaders to get on board, even though Trump has steered clear of talk about reforming Social Security and Medicare.
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The U.S. must also work to have the European Union get on board in sanctioning an ever-greater number of members of the Maduro government.
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Conservatives in the Senate will probably not require each and every one of the above measures to get on board with a new replacement bill.
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It's only the Trump Administration, whose pro-fossil fuel panel presentation at Bonn was interrupted by mass protest, that is refusing to get on board.
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Tillerson still has a path to confirmation, but he might not be able to get on board on Inauguration Day as GOP leaders had hoped.
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So anyway, this is kind of a half-measure, which I guess I can get on board with until someone figures out a better way.
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Speaking of Booker: His marijuana legalization bill is increasingly popular with Democratic 2020 prospects who are rushing to get on board, CNN's Dan Merica writes.
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Trump's allies had no pity for those with tough reelection prospects, saying that their best play is to get on board with the president's agenda.
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But there's still one big element of the show I can't get on board with, and he's a baby in a man's body named Ryan.
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Family members in Kabul went to the bus station and paid for the tickets, and then phoned Farah so the brothers could get on board.
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It's time for other American CEOs to get on board by reviewing their policies and demanding better laws to protect American kids from gun violence.
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Trump could use his bully pulpit Tuesday night to ratchet up the pressure on both Democrats and Republicans to get on board with his proposal.
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I think it's probably safe to say that unless you get on board on the ground floor, you're not going to become rich through equity.
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Trump reportedly said during the meeting that he thought Meadows "will get on board" and jokingly warned that he might "go after" him if not.
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Now, a nonprofit pharmaceutical company wants to change all that — and is offering the military a unique financial deal if its clinics get on board.
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Even if you didn't get on board with our editors last fall, you'll be delighted to discover that the trend flourishes in the spring and summer.
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"To give it the best chance for success we pushed it back to the holidays to give people more time to get on board," Loeffler said.
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Royal Jordanian Airlines is hoping to entice travelers to get on board while the ban is on pause, tweeting a lighthearted swipe at Trump's legal troubles.
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I also want to invite anyone to be able to get on board and ride it—maybe that's everyone gets a free ride the first time.
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"This is a bipartisan issue that anyone can get on board with," said Hyden, who served as a campaign field representative for the National Rifle Association.
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I think if it's a mean spirited joke, it's hard for the audience to get on board with it or feel okay with laughing with you.
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But Palin promised she would get on board any effort to topple Ryan after he expressed his hesitation with presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump last week.
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A possible move by Korean's National Pension Service, the world's third-biggest pension fund, to implement it would help convince other companies to get on board.
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For starters, white people need to get on board, and those of us who care about diversity and inclusion need to welcome them with open arms.
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And this isn't a case of a celeb just giving lip service -- Jason signed a petition and continues to implore his fans to get on board.
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"If @RepMarkMeadows, @JimJordan and @RaulLabrador would get on board we would have both great healthcare and massive tax cuts & reform," Trump tweeted late on Thursday night.
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The Republican National Committee, in its 2013 "autopsy" report, declared that the party had to get on board with immigration reform to win back Latino voters.
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That instinct is going to make it hard for them to get on board with a talking point that sounds as radical as "abolish ICE" does.
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In addition to the Freedom Caucus bowling night, President Trump is working behind the scenes to convince skeptical lawmakers to get on board with the plan.
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Either way, this change might be one of the fig leaves that could help those Republican senators focused on Medicaid get on board with the bill.
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"Anybody who wants to see sensible government and get away from the Obama message should get on board, whether they love Trump or not," he added.
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On the other hand, millions of passengers want to get on board their airplanes on time and without the aggravation that security screening can often bring.
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"It's the best way to do it, the way we're doing it, and then for the governments to get on board," John told CNN on Tuesday.
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The show arranges private tours for VIP guests, and some yachts offer press tours (which is how I was able to get on board a few).
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But the impeachment talk is starting to raise its head across the country, even if swing-district lawmakers largely aren't ready to get on board yet.
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Trump himself pointed to that pledge late Wednesday night, retweeting a supporter's message that called on Kasich to "get on board" or leave the Republican Party.
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Democrats are in the earliest stages of brainstorming ideas for a next coronavirus package, and it's too early to tell whether Republicans will get on board.
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Getting back to legislating Congressional Republicans initially hoped that Trump would get on board with the team and the GOP would pass a bunch of bills.
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Other changes would require politicians to get on board, like authorizing an explicit, paid-for government-backed guarantee that's limited to certain qualifying mortgage-backed securities.
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A US military move against Venezuela would isolate the US, Schechter said, as even Maduro's opponents in the region would be loath to get on board.
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It may be time to get on board: MoviePass said this month that it had signed up more than one million subscribers in just four months.
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Still, Republican leaders are hoping enough of their colleagues can be persuaded to get on board with the measure as a result of the new amendment.
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Everybody will understand, when I unseat Andrew Cuomo, that it's a new day in Albany and people can get on board, or they can be next.
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In Tuesday's all-House GOP meeting, Trump specifically called out Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, saying he thinks both Meadows and the group will get on board.
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Like we've noted in the past, the hype surrounding Korean beauty isn't going anywhere anytime soon, so you might as well get on board if you haven't.
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When he comes in and validates these problems it helps other people get on board and it's not, 'Oh, the CBC is wailing about affordable housing again.
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And let's all keep our fingers crossed that more brands get on board with celebrating (and designing for) far more than just one type of female silhouette.
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In the December issue of Food & Wine, Common opened up about how healthy eating has affected his life and how he's helping children get on board, too.
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But unifying isn't telling a wide swath of people, many of whom you've been insulting as "hacks" and "losers" for months, to "get on board," or else.
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And to get this up and running, Sony essentially needs to get on board with the idea of having Xbox Live "wiring" coded into certain PlayStation games.
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"It's a learning process for some countries and we want them to accelerate that learning and get on board fully," he told CNBC in a Thursday interview.
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If you believe that every drug dealer is violent, then you're not going to get on board with a bill reducing mandatory minimum sentences for drug crimes.
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Remedying this situation is very feasible since Republicans have been willing to get on board with adopting online registration systems, as they did in Florida in 22018.
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If there was widespread understanding that curbing meat consumption could help us fight climate change and prevent antibiotic resistant superbugs, the public might just get on board.
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I hereby invite all colleges in America to join in this emancipation, and explain to students and parents how they have, or intend to, get on board.
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Now he will push forward on the promises he made during the campaign, and the opposition needs to get on board or get out of the way.
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"Democrats in the Senate have made clear they're not going to support this, and because we need at least some Democrats to get on board," she said.
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Eventually, I realized that I could get on board with panels that were more focused on mental and spiritual health than, say, ones about the physical body.
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But Nigeria and South Africa, the region's two largest economies, did not get on board, citing concerns over safeguarding jobs and cheap Chinese goods flooding the market.
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Instead of continuing to oppose its adoption, Alabi said African governments need to get on board and share Akon's vision by keeping an open policy, he says.
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But advocates are convinced that more will get on board, noting that some swing-district Democrats began facing constituents clamoring for impeachment during last week's congressional recess.
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Stern denies, however, that the US was the only one against binding targets, saying he would be "stunned" if all countries had agreed to get on board.
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The question is whether some of these names will get on board if Mr. Trump adjusts his behavior over the next few weeks, Andrew Ross Sorkin says.
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"I know we have to get on board with the reform - I just hope our salaries will not decline under the new bus system," said San Myint.
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True, it looks nothing like the Gigi we know and love, but we can really get on board with the on-trend vibes she's giving off here.
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The problem is, if you think the government is manipulating the climate, you're probably not as likely to get on board with actual solutions for climate change.
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Isaiah says a whistleblower tipped him off to Davine's alleged actions, and now he's hoping the Time's Up movement or others get on board with his fight.
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The Trump administration's goal may be to convince the Palestinians to get on board with its peace plan, but it seems to be having the opposite effect.
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Without the federal government's regulations, state insurance officials who decide to get on board with the policy would be left to figure out much of the logistics.
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As television cameras rolled, the president personally challenged GOP senators to get on board, reminding them of their campaign promises to overturn President Obama's signature healthcare law.
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Do you get on board with this major Trump administration accomplishment, or go against something that's supported by a wide array of Democrats and very powerful unions?
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Trump threatened to leave Canada out and go it alone with Mexico if Canada couldn't get on board with negotiations, and talks took on a new urgency.
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"I think it certainly meets our criteria for being in esports, and it will be a good barometer whether North America can really get on board," he said.
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And it raises the specter that Republicans could soon get on board with many of Trump's hardline policies on immigration -- like mass deportations -- and other issues, like trade.
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It didn't specify what sort of action it would take against those who don't get on board, but the organization has been fining robocallers directly in recent months.
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Now jade, the stone that encourages balance and harmony, is the marble effect that everyone is requesting again, and Rihanna is the latest celebrity to get on board.
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Despite party differences, they, too, have a duty to get on board to help repair the wreckage left in the wake of nearly a decade of failed leadership.
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The race to get fully autonomous cars on the roads is underway globally, and carmakers are under pressure to either get on board or risk getting left behind.
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Get on board the smart nightlight train or get left behind, in the dark, uninformed about your Twitter mentions while you stare vacantly at an empty wall socket.
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" He went on to concern-troll the possible negative consequences of Cruz's refusal to get on board the Trump Train: "Honestly he may have ruined his political career.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is not short of macroeconomic worries, but one that he can't quite get on board with is the worry that another U.S. recession is near.
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Facebook has plenty of users to offer up from every demographic around the world, providing ample reason for developers of all styles to get on board its platform.
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So when their leader rolls in refusing to cooperate with our heroes and spraying saliva like a bad Richard Nixon impression, it's especially hard to get on board.
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Sometimes you don't need to tweet a funny photo or video to go viral — all you need is a simple thought that everyone can get on board with.
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I think it's hard to accept, and I think that now, with all this crazy stuff [people are doing to their faces]...I just can't get on board.
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But Hillary Clinton is a threat to this nation, so for those who are only begrudgingly going to this meeting, I'd say it's time to get on board.
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Meet people where they are No matter how enthusiastic you are or how important your cause is, not everyone's going to get on board -- even your closest friends.
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As Wolfe portrayed it, Kesey and his crew believed they were inventing (or perhaps channeling) the future, and you needed to get on board or be left behind.
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Thursday, which will give GOP leaders one last chance to rally the party around the legislation and convince the remaining holdouts to get on board with the plan.
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When they get to the retreat center, Hannah refuses to hand over her cell phone and is just generally unwilling to get on board with the whole atmosphere.
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And over the next several weeks or months, we'll start to see if enough people get on board to turn it into a thriving ecosystem to rival bitcoin.
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Early leaders in the movement, such as California and Oregon, are fairly liberal, but many of the recent states to get on board tend to be more conservative.
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But there's one sect of people who think they have the answer and, if everyone would just get on board, could easily curb the effects of climate change.
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"Senator McConnell said 'case closed,' and I think it is time for all Republican senators to get on board with that," said Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky.
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Experts have suggested that an international organization should get on board—perhaps the International Organization for Standardization or the Internet Engineering Task Force, which promotes open internet standards.
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In the wake of August shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, Trump signaled support for expanding background checks and expressed optimism that Republicans would get on board.
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Her decision to get on board with Cuomo this year rankled some on the left, but the WFP is expected to back her if she wins the primary.
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If Mr. Trump does produce a tax plan that adds to the deficit, and no Democrats get on board, the cuts would have to expire after 10 years.
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Short expressed confidence that Democrats will get on board, saying the administration has met with 250 members from both sides of the aisle about tax reform since April.
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"It took me a couple months to get on board with purchasing something of that amount without really being able to touch it," Morgan Stueckler, 20, tells VICE.
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This means that the Trump administration — which has proposed slashing the Medicaid budget in half — would need to get on board with a significant expansion of the program.
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Most of all, I'm disappointed by how slow she was to get on board with the Black Lives Matter group, which is the movement I'm most passionate about.
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Whether Democrats would want to work with Republicans to pass a bill like this — whether more conservative senators would even get on board — is a big open question.
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If Shane Dawson's Jake Paul documentary has taught us anything, it's that vlogging is the future, but Jenner was taking her sweet time to get on board — until now.
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The Rock is clearly thrilled about his upcoming movie, "John Henry and the Statesmen," and his lifelong passion for the story is enough for Roger to get on board.
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Fitbit is throwing users the life line, all while attempting to convince them to get on board with the Ionic — the closest the devices have to a director successor.
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Conley said with vaping's two biggest political champions—Senator Ron Johnson and Representative Duncan Hunter—rallying the troops, he's optimistic congress and the Trump administration will get on board.
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But even if they did somehow get on board, Republicans would still need at least eight Democratic senators to support it for it to pass, which is extremely unlikely.
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Kelly Ayotte said she is working with House Republicans to get on board with her broader bill, modeled on one that passed in her home state of New Hampshire.
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For many European companies, the train has left the station: Big ticket deals in energy, infrastructure, real estate and other sectors won't wait for Trump to get on board.
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For the men who are not committing sexual misconduct, and who still may be resistant to #MeToo, what, if anything, would help them get on board in this moment?
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But while Fox may be able to convince its viewers to ignore Mueller, it won't be so easy to get those outside the Fox bubble to get on board.
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The Judicial Crisis Network is matching that buy with its own round of national cable and digital ad buys aimed at pressuring vulnerable Senate Democrats to get on board.
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President Trump told holdout Republicans to get on board and pass a vote to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act — or else he would keep Obamacare in place.
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Still, after hearing their stories, it makes sense that even die-hard skeptics can get on board with a woman's right to choose how to deal with her placenta.
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In a meeting with New York Times reporters, Trump brushed aside concerns that Congress might not get on board with the package to improve roads, bridges, tunnels and more.
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And there is not going to be any such plan, either, however much congressional Republicans may be spending this week pretending to get on board with the president's idea.
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Sweeney's displeasure stems from the fact that Microsoft has launched new Windows features exclusively in UWP, incentivizing developers to get on board if they want access to those features.
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He is a career military officer and defense hawk who was fired by Barack Obama's administration for his unwillingness to get on board with their diplomatic opening to Iran.
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The new features make it easier for guests to get on board and enjoy their sailing, while also making it easier for the crew to keep things moving swiftly.
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The Vatican, the Organization of American States and the United Nations must also get on board, fully condemn the Venezuelan government's actions and treat it as a pariah state.
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Senate Democrats did not immediately get on board with that idea, but Mr. McConnell said he would move ahead with a procedural vote on the proposal at 1 a.m.
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To be sure, it remains unclear how much money these new value-based programs will save, and whether enough drugmakers will get on board since their participation is voluntary.
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If Republicans in Congress — whether in the name of fiscal conservatism, or the name of partisanship — get on board with a defunding strategy, the court challenge will still happen.
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Likud only had enough coalition partners to control 61 out of 120 seats in the Knesset, meaning that passing legislation required literally everyone in the coalition to get on board.
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As Hawkins points out, it's unlikely that CCS will ever get cheap enough that coal and oil and gas companies decide they'll happily get on board with strict climate rules.
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They want to bring free market solutions for climate change to the forefront of the GOP and predict a bleak future for the party if it won't get on board.
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For many Republicans in Washington — especially those looking for jobs in the new administration — it hasn't been clear exactly who to call to get on board with the new team.
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That's something even a lot of pro photographers could probably get on board with, but we won't know for sure until we can test the Nokia 9 out for real.
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Both parties could get on board with improved counselling for student loan borrowers and a simplification of the FAFSA – the form students use to apply for financial aid, Kantrowitz said.
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Cole noted that many of the senators struggling to get on board with the bill were not up for re-election next year, while every single Republican House member is.
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The Democrats need to be taught this lesson and get on board, because otherwise the insurers will just play one side against the other and likely keep their pricing power.
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You're not going to get on board with a bill that allows some drug offenders currently in prison to take classes and get jobs in exchange for "good time" credits.
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Trump's own negotiators have expressed optimism that Democrats would get on board with the deal, in part due to improved labor standards and environmental protections that have been worked in.
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The criticism only got worse when, in 2015, Hsieh felt the management transition was going too slowly and asked the staff to get on board or take a severance package.
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And because of the unpopularity of both the bill and Trump, they felt very little political pressure to get on board -- or even feint at the idea that they might.
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But there's a wonderful moment in Kate Milford's new middle-grade novel, "The Left-Handed Fate," that could make even the most Minecraft-addicted landlubber want to get on board.
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" John Feal, a 9/11 demolition supervisor, vowed to "challenge every member" to get on board with the cause, arguing they are "either for us or they are against us.
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More women will get on board in California Publicly held corporations based in California must have at least one woman on the board of directors by the end of 2019.
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Obviously, Titus' play doesn't offer an exact parallel to these controversies, namely because we're supposed to get on board with the fact that he truly thinks he was once Murasaki.
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It's not hard to get on board with Hinge's overall vision, but its app is still dwarfed by Tinder, which is now estimated to have more than 50 million users.
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Chic and casual cross-generational and cross-purpose bags are a status symbol that anyone can get on board with, even if to some it appears a bit old-fashioned.
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In the House, we saw Republicans get on board with a bill they didn't like much at all just to say they accomplished the goal that voters had asked for.
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The holiday movie's executive producer and star Kim Fields — who describes these cast members as her "sisters" — is the one who invited her fellow child actresses to get on board.
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She called for internet providers to "get on board" in tackling the crime and said money transfer centres should do far more to identify abusers by tracking suspicious payment patterns.
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Douthat himself isn't as vulnerable to this critique (he didn't get on board the Cruz train the way everyone else did) but a number of his fellow conservative commentators are.
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The Mate 103 phones see the Chinese giant get on board with the skinny-bezel trend of 2017 while leveraging its ability in silicon design to supposedly improve AI-related performance.
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To be sure, one reason companies have been slow to get on board with this is that outfitting a store to be capable of offering click-and-collect can be costly.
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And unlike visible bra straps or frayed jeans, this is the kind of stylistic imperfection I just can't get on board with — no matter how on-trend chipped nails may be.
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"This funding, along with the growing network of hydrogen refueling stations opening in England, will help businesses and the public sector to get on board with this exciting technology," Jones added.
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Trump singled out Missouri's Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill, telling voters to throw her out of office in the 2018 midterm elections if she does not get on board with tax reform.
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The duo quickly discovered that barbershop owners have already realized how technology has helped other industries increase their profits, and are ready to get on board with this whole technology thing.
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I find it hard to get on board with the idea of filling my home with smart security cameras for a number of reasons, not the least of which is privacy.
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That you go in the marketplace, you sell 5, 10 percent of your business, you get on board someone who will allow you to get the drive really to scale it.
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Confusion abounds There is also still no concrete evidence that the Freedom Caucus -- a group that the White House is specifically trying to win over here -- would even get on board.
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Times have changed, though: The cloud is now king, and Chromebooks have proven the viability of the model, which will go a long way toward convincing OEMs to get on board.
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The only question is how long will it take the supporters of the losing candidate to get on board with the eventual nominee -- the kind of problem Republicans wished they had.
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Those who'd rather not get on-board for any number of reasons, on the other hand, will be able to opt out through their Google Business listings (assuming they have one).
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That being said, we recently came across a café in Australia that took these two trendy foods to another level, and even we aren't sure if we can get on board.
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Former world number one Ernie Els is among those still keen to get on board the South African team, but knows he must put some good results on the board soon.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.) on Thursday night, saying it's Kirk's fault that he's facing a loss in his reelection fight since he didn't get on board with the nominee.
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Eventually, we're going to have to do the same thing when it comes to health insurance, and the sooner the Democrats get on board the less it is going to hurt.
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"He would immediately get on board if he could," an unnamed, high-level source said, adding that the cash is on hand, but getting approval from major shareholders could be tough.
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"We are going to encourage those on the fence to get on board with his nomination, whether they're Republican or Democrat," the organization's finance chairman, Roy Bailey, told CNBC on Monday.
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By Monday morning, a video starring Kempczinski was sent to franchisee summits around the US, presenting a narrative and financial expectations that helped franchisees get on board with the new CEO.
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The legislation required that elevator doors remain open long enough for anyone who uses crutches, a cane or wheelchair to get on board, Ms. Penafiel said in an interview on Tuesday.
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David Maxwell, who has several decades of military service in Asia, said he doubts the South Korean National Assembly will get on board with a major increase in funding for 2020.
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But for casual Bernie supporters watching at home, weighing whether to stay home or throw in for Hillary, it might have been the bracing moment they needed to get on board.
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It makes it really clear for me that your decision making is not something I can get on board with, or that I want to be a part of long term.
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While House and Senate Republicans had objected to the Democrats' initial bill, Trump's support for the revised package is likely to convince many Republicans in both chambers to get on board.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said on Tuesday that Republicans would use a parliamentary tool called reconciliation to bypass a filibuster in the Senate if Democrats refuse to get on board.
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Macron will be hoping to get on board the reformist CFDT, which supported last year's plans and has now overtaken the more militant CGT as the strongest in the private sector.
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As the customer management institute's report observed, "If organizations don't get on board with meeting customer expectations, they'll soon discover that they may not have many customers left around to serve."
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And yet, as ungraceful as refusing to accept the inevitable is, I haven't been able to get on board with the "Smile lines are the marks of a lifetime of laughter!" mindset.
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Over 150 people showed up for the meeting Tuesday morning to get a briefing on the legislation and discuss the plan to continue reaching out to wavering members to get on board.
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I don&apost know, I just don&apost the answer to that because as you know you need to get a certain amount of members who get on board for doing it.
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It's the show's biggest, most ambitious leap, one that's hard to get on board with right away, but one that works better and better for me the more I think about it.
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With that sort of input, it's not surprising that it urged Republicans to get on board with "comprehensive immigration reform" — which was widely taken as a recommendation to help with Latino voters.
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"A stock that rallies after that putrid quarter is a stock that says, look at me, the worst is over, get on board because we're ready to roll up river," Cramer said.
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Even if House Democrats were all to get on board with impeachment, the likelihood of succeeding is slim: Impeachment would require two-thirds support from the Senate, which remains in Republican control.
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It's a free update for people who already own the Windows 10 Edition Beta version of the game, but you can also get on board if you purchase the beta edition now.
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If you're going to get on board with Gucci loafers and Jacquemus mini-bags, it's going to set you back quite a bit (and by "a bit" we mean $500 to $1,000).
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But soon, SpaceX will begin flying astronauts on the Falcon 22019, and NASA wants the company to fly the rocket in the same configuration over and over before people get on board.
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He doubled down on all the things that were most offensive to us.... This doubling down that he's been doing has made it close to impossible for us to get on board.
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"Childhood adversity has really stark significant ramifications for adult health, which I think anyone can get on board with and understand," said Blosnich, who is affiliated with the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System.
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Anthony said now may be the time to get on board with Facebook in light of Wehner's announcement that Facebook is gearing up for extensive hiring extensively and expanding its data centers.
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"If impeachment is driven by these hyperpartisan interests, it will only further divide an already terribly divided country," added Representative Tulsi Gabbard, one of the last to get on board with impeachment.
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Though banks and financial institutions will need to get on board with the concept, this would offer a new way to add density, and could help spur more mixed-use, walkable cities.
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Victoria L. Jackson, a sports historian at Arizona State University specializing in college sports and women, argues that university esports programs should get on board with Title IX sooner rather than later.
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"Oh yeah, I can be supportive of that," Sessions told "Fox and Friends" when asked if he could get on board with Trump's proposal on how to deal with longtime undocumented immigrants.
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Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia said after a closed-door meeting Tuesday where McConnell, Vice President Mike Pence and other supporters of the bill pitched reluctant members to get on board.
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Despite objections from powerful Republicans, centrist GOP lawmakers need only a handful more signatures on a petition to force a vote on immigration policy, assuming all Democrats get on board, as expected.
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The most difficult part about going big when it comes to Iran is that pressuring the regime is more effective when U.S. allies get on board, as it did in 2010-2013.
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Prison reform was something Kushner had been working on behind the scenes since early in the administration, having to convince a tough-on-crime President and Attorney General to get on board.
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It needs an assurance that Trump is going to pick some things that he needs out of an immigration deal, stick to them, and encourage members of Congress to get on board.
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Maine and Alaska also come out losers, which won't help get Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski get on board; those two Republican senators were instrumental in defeating the last ACA repeal bill.
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McCormick, a senior vice president at Wells Fargo, believes personal and professional progress is achieved through a life of simplicity — and he thinks other Wells Fargo staff should get on board, too.
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Sarah Greenberg, lead coach and program design lead at the mobile-coaching platform BetterUp, often works with clients on creating a flexible work schedule — and convincing their boss to get on board.
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"The difference in this administration is that you don't have replacements already on staff" or people clamoring to get on board, said one of the sources with ties to the White House.
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As women in Afghanistan, particularly in urban centers, have increasingly asserted their rights over the past 15 years, many husbands have not caught up or never get on board with the changes.
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And Trump's own negotiators have already expressed hope that Democrats would get on board with his deal, in part due to improved labor standards and environmental protections that have been worked in.
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The new me—the me who knows the name of several plants in her neighborhood—is really trying to get on board with seeing the beauty in this leaf and stick situation.
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That cautious positioning was a drag on stock markets — but it's not expected to hold into 2020, as retail investors get on board with the view that global economic uncertainty has lifted.
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The officials suggested that Democrats could get on board with remarks about doing away with special-interest tax breaks, targeting tax relief at the middle class and lowering the corporate tax rate.
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Jeff Ross is welcoming Tiffany Haddish to the Jewish faith with open arms -- and he's also inviting anyone else of color to get on-board and enjoy the perks of Tribe membership.
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The pressure to get moving on tax reform spurred many conservatives, including those in the House Freedom Caucus, to get on board with the Senate budget despite their push for spending cuts.
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There are plenty of Democratic members of Congress who are content nibbling around the edges of climate policy and concerned with passing a bipartisan package that Republicans can get on board with.
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Senate Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley has urged Republicans to get on board with the legislation or risk political consequences like being forced to take up Speaker Nancy Pelosi's controversial drug pricing bill.
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" Other Smith tweets mocked Mitt Romney as a "clown" and encouraged all living ex-presidents "to finally pipe down and get on board with the will of the #American people to #MAGA!
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Iron Fist remains an outlier; many were so put off by the premise and its problematic whitewashing that they didn't even bother, or couldn't get on board with the character even after trying.
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Zuora is riding a wave of enterprise companies finding traction within smaller teams as a free product and then graduating them into a subscription product as more and more people get on board.
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This is just a reference design, so there's nothing to buy quite yet — but in the coming months, as device manufacturers get on board, there will be a lot more to talk about.
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When Spears reportedly refused to get on board with a new care regimen, the tipster claims Jamie "pulled the show" and instructed her team to blame it on his own ongoing health struggles.
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If Trump loses, Cruz put himself in position to be the biggest GOP figure to refuse to get on board with Trump -- and the only one to defy Trump on his own stage.
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But, I think the other thing that&aposs changed is also you have now other countries like Saudi telling the Palestinians you need to get on board with what&aposs going happen here.
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It's one of those bangers that pretends to not be a banger for a bit and then suddenly becomes a banger, which is the kind of trickery we can get on board with.
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GOP leaders are working with the Trump administration to pressure their members of the House Freedom Caucus to get on board so they can get it through and send it to the Senate.
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The truth is that there is some validity to the cliche of wealthy people all owning iPhones, and that's the thing prompting Lamborghini and Koenigsegg to get on board with Apple's infotainment system.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.), said the only way the practice can return to Capitol Hill is if both Republicans and Democrats get on board the plan, though he stressed there are no guarantees.
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"So we are simply asking our president-elect, to communicate to the people in his party, to get on board, live up to the promise we made the miners many years, decades ago."
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CBS decided not to renew "Fam" for a second season in May and although critics felt the series had a strong cast, they couldn't get on board with the show's recycled sitcom premise.
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The AR glasses themselves are a solid piece of kit, but if Bose ever wants them to catch on, it'll need content providers to get on board with them and integrate their data.
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And just as Senate Republicans are not likely to get on board with any House Democratic measures, whatever Senate Republicans come up with would be a non-starter with Democrats in the House.
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And since there are questions about how realistic the plans brought forward by some countries are, the more nations we can get on board, the more likely we are to reach our goal.
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With UTC, the companies will get on board with this train after it's left the station, because people will start using UTC and watch companies will make a fortune selling 24-hour dials.
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"The campaign needs to articulate a vision that allows people to get on board if they regard Sanders as a flawed candidate or not totally aligned policy-wise," Ms. Spiers said on Twitter.
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While ranked-choice voting has already been adopted in cities and states from coast to coast, New York City would be by far the largest jurisdiction in the country to get on board.
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There&aposs been a lot of buzz about voice technology, and with audio experts predicting conversational AI will soon blow up alongside smart speakers, companies are recognizing the need to get on board.
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"If they're the voice, the adults need to get on board with them and follow them, because they're speaking the truth," Gunn told CNN on her way Saturday morning to the midday rally.
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But for lasting and widespread change to take place, more health-care professionals will need to get on board and proactively talk to people about the risk of diabetes and prediabetes, Cefalu said.
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Credentials are becoming less important than job-seekers' willingness to learn new skillsOther top employers say it's easier to develop technical skills than it is to get on board with a company's mission.
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This means Iceborne isn't really going to do much for anyone who has yet to get on board with Monster Hunter World other than the promise that there's now a much longer endgame.
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I didn't get on board until X-Wing Alliance, but I understand the love for the mostly-dead genre, a space sim that's somewhere between Star Citizen and Rogue Squadron in its complexity.
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While President Donald Trump may have agreed to reopen the government earlier this month, he did so on the condition that lawmakers figure out a spending deal he can get on board with.
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Mashable's Brett Williams predicts that the new SONOS One's Alexa compatibility will convince audiophiles who are dubious about the relatively low audio quality of smart speakers to get on board the smart home train.
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But it's not yet clear if anything would convince Democrats to get on board with the bill, since they have committed to fighting the FCC's efforts to roll back the current net neutrality rules.
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Brands looking to reach mobile users need to re-think their old strategy of "running their desktop ads on mobile" and get on board with native advertising and content marketing designed for mobile consumption.
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Nevertheless, where in teenage naivety I had been able to get on board with the idea that it's fine to wear fascist uniforms if the tailoring is particularly nicely done, I no longer could.
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But Alexander must convince them to get on board with more flexibility to the states — which and that would likely mean softening some of the ACA's insurance regulations, which Democrats don't want to do.
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Stars like Kim Kardashian West, Jennifer Lopez and many more have been spotted in chunky chain link jewelry so much lately, we thought it was finally time to get on board with the trend.
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But the focus on media proved lucrative in the short term as big advertisers, desperate to get on board with the next big thing, flocked to one of the largest properties on the web.
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"Even as the season progressed and the Panthers were 5-, 6-, 7-and-0, it took longer than expected for bettors to get on board and start believing in this Panthers team," said Holt.
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Released a few months after the original iPhone, the iPod Touch offered a similar iOS experience for users that didn't want to get on board just yet with Apple's vision of the cellular future.
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And Democrats are not likely to get on board with a GOP effort that focuses on incentives for the private sector to pursue infrastructure projects rather than having the government spend the money directly.
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By Monday morning, a video starring Kempczinski was sent to franchisee summits around the country, presenting a narrative and financial expectations that helped franchisees get on board with the new CEO, despite past tension.
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We should focus on three key issues: In the U.S., the House, the Senate and the president (assuming there is no judicial challenge) need to get on board to get any federal policy enacted.
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Urge currently has more than 50 campus chapters across the U.S. and their training and leadership support makes it easy to start a new chapter if your college is looking to get on board.
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This opens the potential for a fruitful "good cop-bad cop" dynamic, as Guterres holds out the implicit threat of a harder line by Haley if other member states fail to get on board.
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As with most methods to make millions from nowhere, the chance to actually make something from nothing isn't gone by the time average people get on board—it was never there to begin with.
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He probably would not, but his sponsors, especially Russia, have an interest in pressuring him to get on board with such a face-saving initiative before Syria completely disintegrates and all end up losing.
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Beyond the benefits that workers themselves experience from such programs, there's also a major motivation for employers to get on board: they've been found to improve company worker retention and help with recruitment. Sen.
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That time came the morning of November 9th, and it's time for a new conception of what is politically correct, that we can reasonably expect all people, of all levels, to get on board with.
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Still, it sounds like Valve has a lot of work to do preparing the ground for Artifact's release in 2018, because The International crowd clearly needs a lot of convincing before they get on board.
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And then, he hopes, West Virginia can inspire the rest of the country to get on board what might make it easier for hundreds of thousands of vets and expats to vote in US elections.
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From basket bags (yep, we still love 'em) to architectural heels (for those who just can't get on-board with the chunky sneaker), the eight trends ahead may be minimalistic, but they're anything but boring.
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The early push by Chipotle Mexican Grill and Panera Bread, followed by Chick-fil-A, McDonald's and Subway, began a domino effect that encouraged major chicken supply companies to get on board, the report said.
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There's a definite Rez influence going on, in the lock-on targeting and its splashes of neon, and I know I can totally get on board with a rail shooter backed by Katy B basslines.
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Sophia Bush was one of the first celebrities to join Emma Watson's just-launched feminist book club – Our Shared Shelf – and now she tells PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly what inspired her to get on board.
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Instead, Jon goes ahead and gives her the commitment she's been longing for: He calls Dany his queen, saying he'll bend the knee and his bannermen will just have to get on board with it.
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"So we are simply asking our president-elect, to communicate to the people in his party, to get on board, live up to the promise we made the miners many years, decades ago," Schumer said.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain's Co-op supermarket has extended a job scheme that recruits victims of modern slavery who have been rescued or have escaped exploitation, and urged other brands to get on board.
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Government sources said Hariri was waiting for his coalition to get on board with the economic proposals, which include taxes on banks and a plan to overhaul the country's costly and crumbling state electricity utility.
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That's been a long time coming, to say the least; with iOS 8, Apple granted third-party apps (and browsers) the same JavaScript powers as Safari, but Google has been slow to get on board.
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Some of that frustration has spilled out in the open: On Twitter, Trump vowed to back primary challengers to far-right House Freedom Caucus members who were reluctant to get on board with the plan.
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Harford also wrote, in Khosrowshahi's words, "a really heartfelt apology letter to the company," but it's still hard for me to get on board with the idea that Harford is one of the "good" ones.
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Obviously, President Trump understands a lot of these realities as he's already been barnstorming around the country pushing for the plan and even pressuring some red state Democrats in the Senate to get on board.
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Some in the nearly 85033-member House Freedom Caucus this week have warned leadership both privately and publicly that they won't get on board unless it slices tens of billions from the Boehner-Obama deal.
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Broadly speaking, those managers who liked the FANG stocks last year still do, while those who missed the boat still don't want to get on board, especially now the shares are that much more expensive.
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Everyone is still keeping a close eye on politically vulnerable 2018 Democrats like Joe Donnelly, Heidi Heitkamp and Joe Manchin to see if they show any willingness to get on board with the GOP plan.
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And when eleven environmental groups petitioned Nelson to get on board with the bipartisan Sugar Policy Modernization Act, which would have curtailed some of the sweetheart price guarantees the sugar industry currently enjoys, Nelson declined.
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But while there is little enthusiasm at present, he added that members could get on board with the idea if the White House gets publicly involved on the issue and actively advocates for an increase.
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Then once the legislative train is rolling down the track, the leadership can put pressure on their members to get on board rather than risk derailing it and causing an embarrassing defeat for the party.
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"The bar needs to get on board with these online systems, because they've priced legal services out of range for so many consumers," Deborah L. Rhode, a Stanford law professor, told me over the phone.
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Only three Australians — Adam Scott, Marc Leishman and Cameron Smith — are among the eight automatic qualifiers on the global side, but captain Els wants the galleries to get on board as the team's 13th man.
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Pete Buttigieg is urging Bernie Sanders supporters to get on board with Joe Biden, and quickly, because -- clearly referencing the coronavirus response -- he says it's a matter of life or death to defeat President Trump.
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The president has said he's been in touch with the NRA and that they will get on board with his proposals, although the group has publicly come out in opposition to raising the age limit.
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" And yet he cannot quite get on board: The idea that we really can be equal "still seems to me an impossible wish, and, like all impossible wishes, one that is charged with authoritarian potential.
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The day after the CEO shakeup, Kempczinski starred in a video that aired at franchisee summits around the US, presenting a narrative and financial expectations to help franchisees get on board with the new leadership.
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And they anticipate that at least eight Democrats — led by those facing re-election in 10 states won by Mr. Trump — will eventually succumb to his appeal or intense political pressure to get on board.
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"We are on the verge of one of the biggest transformations in retail since the early days of e-commerce, and retailers know they need to get on board or miss the wave," Motukuri said.
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Trump is likely to blame Ryan and his chief of staff, Reince Priebus, the source said, since he "bought" into Ryan's plan and helped convince Trump to get on board, according to another senior administration official.
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If you want Congressman Garrett and Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard to be successful in passing this new legalization, it's now up to you as a citizen to call your representatives and tell them to get on board.
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The Journal report indicates that banks are hesitant to get on board in part because they want to keep users on their own platforms, like Zelle, a competitor to Venmo and the Paypal-enabled Facebook Payments.
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Mark Meadows, (R-NC) and more than a dozen of his fellow conservative Freedom Caucus members still said they couldn't get on board — and their amendments lost even more votes among the moderate Tuesday Group Republicans.
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Given how intimately Apple is connected to the iPhone, Srivatsa said it is going to take some time for investors to get on board with the idea of the company expanding more into its services business.
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He was sitting in a room with a group of influential men and women, many of whom he knows are skeptical of his candidacy but who also face strong incentives to get on board with it.
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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key joked last month that it would be fine with him to rename the agreement Trump Pacific Partnership if that would convince the president-elect to get on board, media reported.
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If you want to get on board with the French ombré look but don't know how you'll explain it to your manicurist, we've rounded up some inspiration and pro tips to take to your next appointment.
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If Abrams is elected—and manages to convince a Republican-majority state legislature to get on board with expanding the program—nearly half a million people would be able to access important health care through Medicaid.
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In September 2010, the president spoke at the U.N. General Assembly about the issue, convinced China and Russia to get on board and pressured the Sudanese to have a referendum on the independence of South Sudan.
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She urged the United States to join the burgeoning deal and insisted the agreement wouldn't be complete without Japan, the last country to get on board with the 12-nation agreement, which was signed in February.
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RELATED: GOP sends 'distinct message' to possible challengers: Get on board with Trump in 22018 Trump, who filed for re-election on the day of his inauguration in January 22020, has set an unprecedented fundraising pace.
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More than 100 Conservative lawmakers have said they will vote against her deal on Tuesday, but Downing Street is betting that many will get on board rather than propel the country toward a "no deal" exit.
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"It's a very interesting process, but most of the time, everybody tries to get on board with what it is you're trying to do and help problem solve in that direction," he told Indiewire in June.
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Trump will be making the case for tax legislation in a speech in North Dakota on Wednesday, aimed at pressuring the state's vulnerable Democratic senator, Heidi Heitkamp, to get on board with Republicans on the issue.
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And while I'd always advise learning about how these services work in the background before investing even a cent of your money, the fact that DeFi is getting simpler means more people will get on board.
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"I think it's imperative that he has to get on board with what he feels is comfortable and protects Second Amendment rights, same as I do, and then we go from there," Manchin told WV MetroNews.
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It will provide incentive for states that do not provide this legal representation to get on board and begin doing so, but it will not resolve longstanding inconsistencies around what model of legal representation states adopt.
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Ross said the filing also indicated the U.S. would be "totally happy" if Canada were to get on board and make the deal trilateral, like the one it's replacing, the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.
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It&aposs time for to you put on your big boy pants and start acting like the AG, and if you can&apost get on board with this President, then get the hell out of his way.
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And in some cases, you're left with the satisfaction of knowing you've found something so good, you don't know what took you so long to get on board (turning on the lights by hand is so... 2015).
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Windows Hello works like magic and if developers get on board with the webcam's 3D object scanning capabilities and facial recognition and gestures, they could unlock a computing future that's as game-changing as voice command is.
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But if Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and others get on board with this bill (if it were to make it into law), they could interrupt your content with the crucial information you need to stay safe.
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Timberlake also discussed how men, too, need to "get on board" and "speak up" to make the world a safer place for women and provide them with opportunities to get ahead and be represented in the workforce.
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Nike and other major brands had been plagued by counterfeiters on Amazon, and Nike's partnership with the e-commerce giant suggested more brands that have resisted the pull of direct sales on Amazon could get on board.
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"The combination of having some [bills] like that plus having a powerful push out of the gate the public responds to in a positive way creates political pressure for Republicans to get on board," Sarbanes told Vox.
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He has privately told his good friend Paul Ryan to get on board, and he has aggressively faced the reality that while we might not all love Donald Trump, we have no choice but to support him.
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Grassley is taking a multipronged approach: a personal plea that McConnell owes him "reciprocity" for the party's ability to push through dozens of court nominees and near daily tweets telling McConnell to get on board with Trump.
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Goldman Sachs is looking to create a spinoff of its 2-year-old web app Simon, but it needs rival banks to get on board in order to be successful, according to a report from Dow Jones.
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In comments to reporters Friday morning, Trump boasted he could get Senate Republicans behind a bill strengthening background checks for gun sales, and that his supporters would get on board as well if he told them to.
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"We remain committed to the repeal and replacement of Obamacare with policies that actually work," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, said on the Senate floor Wednesday as he urged members to get on board.
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Trump would be "totally happy" if Canada were to get on board and make the deal trilateral, like the one it's replacing, the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Still, Democrats on the left are pursuing a "clean" DREAM Act — one devoid of security concessions for Republicans to get on board — and Republicans on the right are demanding an enforcement-heavy approach that Democrats have rejected.
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"The market is keeping a close watch on the possible move by Russia and its oil companies to get on-board with the proposal to deepen the OPEC+ production cuts," Again Capital's John Kilduff said to CNBC.
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Rex and the Donald share a love of bombast and flair, and they are easily the loudest men in whatever room they find themselves in, so it's not surprising that Rex would get on board the Trump Express.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell needs to completely get on board with the idea that the economy is not strong enough to withstand an aggressive path higher for interest rates next year.
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"If Cruz makes it, which is very doable, every one of the establishment crowd who is now eviscerating him will line up, salute smartly and get on board," Ms. Matalin said, offering a mix of prodding and prophecy.
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There's also the possibility, as Warren proposed and Harris seemed to get on board with in the interview, of passing legislation that would redesignate companies as a form of utility and thus be subject to greatly increased regulation.
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The president on Thursday night gave an ultimatum to House conservatives, telling them he'll leave ObamaCare in place unless they get on board with White House-backed legislation to repeal and replace the seven-year-old healthcare law.
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So get on board with this trailer for Hustlers, loosely based on a true story, about a group of strippers scheming to fleece their sleazy, loaded clients out of more than just a few fistfuls of dollar bills.
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We looked at who from an influencer standpoint we could get on board to help us find these amazing street fashions...people who already had brought Disney into their programming naturally because we wanted it to feel natural.
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Clinton has opened up a clear lead over Trump in the polls and is favored to win the White House, in part because Trump has been unable to convince skeptical Republicans to get on board with his campaign.
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It's an ultimatum from some bitcoin users to other players in the network (like miners who invest millions to upload blocks of transaction data to bitcoin's public ledger, the blockchain) to get on board, or be left behind.
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The Bullets v2 have an in-line microphone and Android music controls, so now people like Dieter Bohn — who considered the Carbo Tenores' lack of a mic a deal-breaker — can get on board without any qualms, too.
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Administration officials have said as recently as this week that if the shutdown began to devastate air travel, they feared Republicans would jump ship and get on board with a short term Democratic plan to reopen the government.
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Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) reportedly said that though there is little enthusiasm at present, members could get on board with the idea if the White House gets publicly involved on the issue and actively advocates for an increase.
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By the way, Dr. Oz's advice is directed at folks like celebs and politicians -- who shake a lot of hands -- but he urges everyone to get on board with the plan ASAP ... because a vaccine's still far off.
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In fact the title of the collection was "THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR HELPING ME," a call to action as much as it was an assumption that everyone would be compelled to get on board with the mission.
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Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) reportedly said that though there is little enthusiasm at present, members could get on board with the idea if the White House gets publicly involved on the issue and actively advocates for an increase.
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"It doesn't mean everyone I talk to will get on board, but me sitting down with them and talking them through why I've done it this way, it gives them some level of comfort," Kaine told Jenna Portnoy.
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I'd struggle to get on board with that tomato-tinged Tupperware you microwave every afternoon in the office kitchen, even though—ultimately, despite how violently it makes me retch—I know it's what I really should be doing.
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Hurricane hunter Ian Sears often jokes that the most dangerous part of his day is not flying through the eye of a hurricane, it's driving to the runway and climbing a steep ladder to get on board the plane.
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Garland, 63, is the DC Circuit Court's chief judge and has been described as a "model, neutral judge" — the sort of centrist candidate that conservatives could possibly get on board with if they decided to consider an Obama nominee.
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If you couldn't quite get on board with the BBQ chicken stuffed tortilla pizza fiasco, Teigen is back with something way more palatable: She tweeted that Hulu is giving us, her lucky followers, a deal on the streaming service.
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On Friday, less than 24 hours after Bezos's Medium post went live, the Post reported that Amazon was considering pulling out of New York altogether if skeptical members of the city council and state Senate didn't get on board.
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Although even as recently as last week she never would have predicted that the United States might consider banning hate speech, she says that if there was ever a moment that people might get on board, this is it.
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Senate Democrats gave no immediate sign that they would get on board with the temporary spending bill, leaving open the possibility of another failed vote on Monday that could further deepen the partisan divide three days into the shutdown.
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In May, even as bitcoin continued to fall, Bogart said it was the only digital coin worth buying, as more banks and large institutions were beginning to accept the coin, and urged long-term investors to get on board.
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Government sources said Hariri was waiting for his coalition to get on board with the economic proposals, which include taxes on banks and implementing a plan within one month to overhaul the country's costly and crumbling state electricity utility.
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Garland, 63, is the DC Circuit court's chief judge and has been described as a "model, neutral judge" — the sort of centrist candidate that conservatives could possibly get on board with if they decided to consider an Obama nominee.
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Garland, 343, is the DC Circuit court's chief judge and has been described as a "model, neutral judge" — the sort of centrist candidate that conservatives could possibly get on board with if they decided to consider an Obama nominee.
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Though the see-now, buy-now collection was immediately available to buy following the show, on Wednesday, Burberry launched its first Net-A-Porter exclusive womenswear collection, giving us yet another opportunity to get on-board with its new vision.
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These ride-sharing, bike-sharing, and transit companies signed a joint pledge to "prioritize people over vehicles", lower emissions, encourage data sharing, and other lofty goals that should make cities nicer places to live—if everyone can just get on board.
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And Republican pro-business donors will likely put a lot of pressure on congressional Republicans to get on board with some of Clinton's likely pro-business agenda items, much of which will be cleverly designed to split the Republican Party.
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Merck wanted to demonstrate that it was feasible to introduce the vaccine in low-income countries in the hope that Gavi -- a global health alliance to increase access to vaccination in these countries -- would take note and get on board.
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Some of them have a readership of about 11 people, and she has a readership over 100 million, so I think she happened on something really real and a relationship they could just believe and absorb and get on board with.
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But pilot projects could pave the way for additional hardware and platform partners to get on board, and long-term, the trend is definitely towards seeing more homes with connected access, including those with tech built-in during new construction.
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The rancor comes after Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, said Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation" that if Trump opponents don't "get on board," it's not "going to be that easy for them" to run for office again.
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"It's possible that as people disperse, they plant their ideas in more outlets, enabling more people to get on board," Stevie Chancellor, a doctoral student in Human Centered Computing at Georgia Tech and the lead author of the study, told VICE.
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It follows Smash Mouth's own Car Seat cover (they gave a version of "Something Soon" last week, on Jenny Eliscu's Sirius XMU radio show), and honestly this is the type of wholesome mutual appreciation I can get on board with.
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Investors may get on board with a major highway or urban project where they can recoup the costs down the road, but smaller revenue efforts like building internet connectivity or water systems in rural areas have less appeal for investors.
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Bannon's blunt style turned off House conservatives at a crucial moment in the ObamaCare repeal-and-replace negotiations when he demanded in a meeting that they get on board, telling them they had "no choice" about backing the GOP's bill.
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If enough people get on board, it can be used to track the global health of hundreds of thousands of species, helping scientists decide which parts of the world need immediate protection and monitor how well these protected areas are doing.
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It's been a very difficult summer... but I think there's a lot of scope for MPs to get on board on the changes that are taking place and to play significant leadership roles in the changes that are taking place.
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With Trump taking over the White House next month and unified GOP control of both chambers of Congress, Republicans are beginning to sense that big legislative initiatives may be possible and are scrambling to get on board with the president-elect.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - A small chain of Pacific islands - some of which were once vapourised by atomic bomb tests - sought in court on Monday to force India, the world's second-most populous country, to get on board with nuclear disarmament.
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It's not a particularly novel idea that Democrats in potentially more vulnerable seats are less likely to get on board with an idea that, at least in this moment, is still not even near politically ripe for the party bosses.
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Snap has announced a partner program intended to make it easier for brands to get on board with — and pay for — its augmented reality "lenses" by helping advertisers find certified AR shops to craft the digital product placements on their behalf.
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Posts pushing NFL preseason game streams sit alongside legitimate political events like "Jill Phonebanking Party" and "Get on Board Day Meetup," an apparently lax moderation policy allowing them to linger while other spam targets have scrubbed them from their open spaces.
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Silvius added that while assisted dying might have broad support from the general Canadian public, many doctors are hesitant to get on board for a number of reasons including not being familiar with the drugs involved to a moral opposition.
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We were told of multiple instances of Mr. Rosenstein talking about wearing a wire into the Oval Office, and specifics about him bringing up the 25th Amendment, including the names of cabinet officials he thought he could get on board.
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For all the benefits Klobuchar has as a general election candidate, winning the nomination requires a lot of voters of color to get on board, and it's not clear she has the time or the name recognition to get them.
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As I chomped down on my feast, I watched athleisure-clad Bondi locals swing by for their acai bowls and coffee en route to the beach, and I decided it was definitely a lifestyle I could get on board with.
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"It would be very helpful if the United States could get on board with these consultations and discussions aimed at some positive results, so we can develop the markets and create an enabling environment for developing these industries," he said.
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So I expect that Democrats in cities, suburbs and rural areas will be able to put much smaller differences aside and get on board with the nominee and beat him, rather than stay home as some did in the last presidential.
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CONCORD, N.H. — The labor unions that powered Bernie Sanders to a decisive victory here in 2016 are declining to get on board his campaign this time around — a potential warning sign for the neighbor-state senator's hopes of a repeat performance.
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"This is incredibly important for a presidential candidate to get on board with," said Ms. Carlson in an interview, adding that her goal with the letter was to force discussion of the issue in the election, particularly in presidential debates.
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Different factions of Congress have different priorities they want to address on immigration, and many are likely to get on board with a proposal to protect DREAMers only if they're given some of what they want on immigration as well.
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As for PLL costars Lucy Hale and Shay Mitchell, they haven't undergone any major tress transformations yet (and Mitchell might be hesitant; after all, her hair is her "security blanket") — but there's still a few days left in 2016 to get on board.
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"To get the kind of high-growth entrepreneurship that can really create high-quality jobs, have added value and drive socioeconomic prosperity, you're going to need the institutions to get on board," said Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management professor Benjamin Jones.
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Hubbard, who was part of the pro-Trump Great America PAC last year and urged skeptical Republicans to get on board when Trump clinched the GOP nomination, said the president should either set up a separate legal fund or pay the bills himself.
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"Every now and then I will somehow, by some stroke of good fortune, get on board with something that is vaguely of the moment and I'm poised to throw down with our 11-year-old, and he is inevitably incredibly impressed," Hermann says.
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He added that while department stores need to get on board with internet retail to boost profits and accessibility, online businesses like Bonobos and Warby Parker have realized they need to include the brick-and-mortar experience in their businesses as well.
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In order for startups to move quickly, the legal should be simple to administer, simple to understand, simple for investors to get on board with, so they can focus all of their brain power into the products and competitive advantage of the business.
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Vying to rally support, President Trump stormed the Capitol on Tuesday, huddling in a closed-door meeting of House Republicans where he warned the holdouts that they risk losing their seats — and perhaps the chamber — in 2018 if they don't get on board.
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Toyota and Mazda still won't get on board Toyota, the world's biggest carmaker, and Mazda are the most notable companies yet to get behind Android Auto, and today's launch of the system in their home country has apparently done nothing to change that.
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"There's already a soft commitment from Russia that it will be part of the OPEC plan and if more non-OPEC members get on board, prices can only go higher," said Phil Flynn, analyst at the Price Futures Group brokerage in Chicago.
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"This is a committee chairman who's going to be pitching some kind of spending thing, and if you can't get on board and support one of the promises we've made to the American people, I have real problems with that," Walker said.
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Sessions was one of the first to get on board with Trump at a time when that was a controversial thing to do, appearing at a Trump rally and donning a "Make America Great Again" hat at a rally in Mobile, Ala.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said the bill in its current form provides enough money for Democrats to get on board, and it's similar to the one the House passed earlier this month with the support of 34 Republicans and every Democrat.
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It doesn't help that these shows keep getting made in essentially the same ways, with the same weepy monologues and bottled up fear, the same frustrating jobs and the same kooky sidekicks who immediately get on board with the visions and the tasks.
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If enough of those anti-spending Republicans don't get on board, it would then be up to House Speaker Paul Ryan and McConnell to dare to bring the possible bill up for a vote despite so much opposition from their own party.
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Considering every person has their price where something is so cheap they can't pass up the offer, UBS asked consumers how much cheaper a pilotless flight ticket would need to be for them to get on board without a crew in the cockpit.
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After months of resistance, Pelosi's decision to get on board the impeachment train was spurred by a series of reports that Trump withheld aid from Ukraine and pressured its president to investigate former vice president Joe Biden's family ahead of the 2020 election.
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That's the idea to encourage governments to get on board, plus, he added, mClinica "tends to give a lot of this data for free" to public sector organizations to help shape policy and paint a picture of the here and now of a nation's health.
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I don't think it's a local thing, either — there's a performative aspect to using voice assistants in public that I just can't get on board with, unless I really wanted a gang of randoms to know exactly where I would be having dinner that night.
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Even having successfully moved the bill far more to the right, Meadows and more than a dozen of his fellow conservative Freedom Caucus members still said they couldn't get on board — and their amendments lost even more votes among the moderate Tuesday Group Republicans.
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Phil Schiller referred to the new simply titled iPad as "even more affordable" in a press announcement tied to this arrival, and it's clear that Apple is looking to offer an entry level for those looking to finally get on board with the popular slate.
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Since it's not exactly chic to nail a slice of ciabatta to your wall, and it would require a lot of work to Mod Podge Snickers wrappers onto your glassware, decorating as a food enthusiast require that brands get on board with edible trends.
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So sure, we guess we could get on board with Donald Trump's assertion that the media is biased, at least when it comes to giving Clinton's style more scrutiny than has been given to the real estate mogul's staid navy and black Brioni suits.
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" While she talks to her dad often, he and the rest of her family now live in Colombia, and it took them awhile to get on board with her career; Kali admits that for a long time, "nobody believed in me except for other artists.
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The next Republican civil war came into greater focus over the weekend when party chairman Reince Priebus threw a thinly veiled warning at former GOP 2016ers who haven't yet endorsed Donald Trump: "Get on board" or face penalties if you ever seek the presidency again.
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Euan Graham, an expert on North Korea at Australia's Lowy Institute, said it seemed to be a self defeating move by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "Russia has until now shown no signs of wanting to get on board with tougher sanctions," Graham said.
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"After Pope Francis issued Laudato Si in 2015, Notre Dame president, Fr. John I. Jenkins CSC, directed all of Notre Dame's schools and departments to identify ways in which they could get on board," said Paul Browne, Notre Dame's vice president of public affairs.
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"This is a committee chairman who's going to be pitching some kind of spending thing, and if you can't get on board and support one of the promises we've made to the American people, I have real problems with that," Walker said in an interview.
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After Emirates Team New Zealand's triumph in the America's Cup on Monday, the format is set change again as the competition heads to Auckland, with an increased emphasis on more physically demanding sailing that could make it even harder for women to get on board.
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"Political pressures on the Iraqi government ... pushed the Abadi government to change plans and allow GE to get on board," an Iraqi electricity ministry official with knowledge of GE and Siemens activities in Iraq told Reuters, referring to former Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
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Then there are heavy upfront investment costs, the acquisition of a digital wallet and the need to wade through confusing and intimidating jargon to get on board with many blockchain service providers — who are often building their own separate blockchains, which could be counterproductive.
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The agreement aims for a cessation of hostilities to begin on Saturday, February 27 at midnight local time, but still requires armed actors, including the government of Bashar al-Assad and its allies, and an assortment of armed rebel groups, to get on board.
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Madi and Peter revealed the split Thursday night ... just 2 days after an incredibly tense and awkward "After the Final Rose" finale where Peter's mom, Barbara, let it be known in not so friendly terms ... she's never gonna get on board with the relationship.
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By moving from a future relationship of close alignment with Brussels to one that leaves open the possibility of a free trade deal, Mr. Johnson has kept the backing of senior Conservative Euroskeptics while purging pro-European dissidents who refused to get on board.
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"Pompeo will let Trump know what his views are but if he gets any indication that Trump is headed in a different direction he will get on board with him," Thomas Wright, a US foreign policy expert at the Brookings Institution in Washington, told me.
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If the Freedom Caucus's function is to ensure that the legislation passed by the House is as conservative as possible, it would make sense for them to get on board with the most conservative version of a bill that doesn't lead to too many "coverage caucus" defections.
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Phoebe Bridgers, a young indie artist that will make your heart ache with the power of a thousand break-ups, has a number of songs on the soundtrack, and if you're not yet on on the Mitski train, Someone Great will inspire you to get on board.
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Whether you're a Catholic integralist planning to raise a battalion of little kids, a social activist wanting to build community solidarity, or a militant atheist aiming to undermine the material attraction of church life, you should be able to get on board with babysitting the neighbor kids.
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And while Bannon has always affected a rivalry with wealthy elites, which this latest proposal fits into well, it's doubtful that the more traditional supply-side conservatives on Trump's economic team, namely Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and National Economic Council Chair Gary Cohn, will get on board.
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It sounds like a few extra steps and a whole lot of trouble, but with Android Wear 2.0 out in the wild for a couple of months now, I'm finding it hard to come up with compelling reasons to get on board with Google's wearable operating system.
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And both would significantly tighten asylum standards and make it much easier for the government to detain and deport asylum seekers — something Democrats are much less willing to get on board with as the Trump administration's separation of families at the border remains the top news story.
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Basically: the New 216DS XL is the 23DS for anyone who's yet to get on board with this platform that keeps giving, whether you're looking backwards, at well over a decade of handheld gaming (the original DS launched in late 2100), or into the near future.
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He has already announced that the Senate will proceed with tax reform using budget reconciliation, a move that would allow them to pass tax reform with a 51-vote majority and without any help from Democrats -- as long as all but two Republicans get on board.
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Shuttering the Tango brand is a major step for Google, and perhaps also a rather vocal acknowledgement that the excitement around smartphone AR has accelerated to a point where Google can no longer wait for hardware manufacturers to get on board to compete for developer interest.
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"I think it's time for other Democrats in Nancy Pelosi's party to get on board, start doing what they were elected to do, do their jobs and quit trying to focus so much on making excuses for the historic loss that they suffered in 2016," she added.
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From a 2015 report from Ken Rosenthal following the incident at Fenway: I think we can all get on board with watching the game through netting, or foregoing a souvenir if it means little kids don't get hit in the face with 100 mph foul balls.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), Clinton's former rival for the nomination, to get on board.
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To get you prepped for the navel-grazing season ahead, we've rounded up 20 crop tops in a variety of flattering, bold, and playful fits — so many, that even the girl who said she'd never wear a midriff-baring top is ready to get on board.
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Senators who have pushed for a debate on DACA have known the President is not likely to support a compromise in advance, but have hoped passing something by a wide margin could encourage him to get on board -- which will be necessary for the House to act.
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President Trump on Friday is expected to meet with the chief executives of the world's major automakers to deliver a pointed message: Get on board with the administration's plan to dramatically roll back fuel economy requirements, according to interviews with four people close to the administration's thinking.
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There's no shortage of queer characters and queer stories to be found outside these gazillion-dollar properties in 2019; even major movie studios have proven willing to get on board with LGBTQ characters as long as they're not part of a $400 million action-adventure sequel.
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With the die all but cast on the party's choice to go up against Valadao in November, now the DCCC has no option but to get on board and encourage the national donor base to focus more resources on propping up their party's candidate in California's 21st.
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"If you&aposre one of the frequent flyers of Singapore Airlines, you know that no matter where you&aposre departing from, when you get on board if you&aposre flying first class, you&aposre going to be offered Krug or Dom Perignon, and you&aposre happy."
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If Sessions gets sacked or is forced to resign, Republicans in Congress could turn against Trump by refusing to get on board with his agenda wish list, like tax reform, or passing laws that limit his power, like the House did regarding Russia sanctions earlier this week.
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While winning over Democratic votes on a measure like that will be difficult – if not impossible – Johnson's hoping if America's neighbors to the south get on board with a proposal like that, it could get Trump to back down from launching another all-out tariff war.
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Once they realized he was not set on Shanahan, outside forces began pitching names to Trump, like Army Secretary Mark Esper and former Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson, though people close to Trump doubted he would ever get on board with Wilson because she was dismissive of Space Force.
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"If @RepMarkMeadows, @Jim_Jordan and @Raul_Labrador would get on board we would have both great healthcare and massive tax cuts & reform," Trump tweeted, interrupting a day full of headlines related to Congress' investigation into Russian meddling in the US election and whether there was any connection to Trump's presidential campaign.
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While I can't say I'd jump at the chance to don color-changing rings on my fingers again (if nothing else, for fear of the dreaded green tint so many left behind on skin), the beauty version of the jewelry is something I can get on board with.
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The source told CNN at least one stakeholder was open to supporting a $3 billion-$6 billion border security plan if the plan included a virtual wall but no permanent wall -- thought ultimately Democratic lawmakers are the ones who would need to get on board for anything to change.
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Tre Boston, a safety, said he had spent days counseling other players to get on board with a plan for the team to show its support for the community — every part of the community — and that Sunday was the day to do it, as the world would be watching.
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And I think a lot of people might get on board — not knowing who the eventual nominee or president will be in the future — on an idea, for example, for there to be a requirement, not just a tradition, that people who run for president disclose their tax returns.
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I'm not sure if it was that my older brother stuffed his apple cores into the couch cushions, or if I should blame that time my husband ate two pints of blueberries and later puked them all up, but I cannot get on board with the sweet stuff.
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To slow what could become the world's sixth mass extinction — caused by humans, instead of an asteroid strike or natural climate shift, like previous mass extinctions — more than 100 developing and developed nations will have to quickly get on board to address climate change, according to the report.
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Al GreenAlexander (Al) N. GreenDanish prime minister: Trump's idea to buy Greenland 'absurd' Juan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts We need a climate plan for agriculture MORE (D-Texas), to get on board, even as Democratic leaders have been attempting to tamp down the impeachment push.
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"Xi effectively is signaling to opponents of his policy agenda that they cannot wait him out and that they need to get on board with his agenda," said Ryan Hass, a former director for China at the National Security Council who is now a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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" The former mayor urged his supporters to get on board with Biden's campaign, saying taking down Trump would require "uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it, and after yesterday's vote, it is clear that candidate is my friend and a great American, Joe Biden.
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By mandating that scientists only buy their DNA from organizations that are employing state-of-the-art, agreed-upon screening procedures — otherwise they don't get the grant — we can turn DNA screening from a competitive disadvantage into a competitive advantage, and hopefully drive more labs to get on board.
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Though some centrist lawmakers have sought to pass narrower bipartisan measures addressing drug pricing that could boost their own congressional campaigns, House Democratic leaders are signaling they'll spend much of the year touting their ambitious drug pricing overhaul passed last year — and pressuring Senate Republicans to get on board.
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"Submission of the draft SAA does not limit our ability to find solutions to address concerns Members have raised about enforcement of the labor and environmental provisions of the Agreement and pharmaceutical pricing," wrote Lighthizer, who has consistently said that he believes Democrats will get on board with the deal.
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To counter that threat, UPS has chosen to get on board the 210D revolution, and is now looking to offer a service in which UPS will print out plastic parts - anything from nozzles to brackets to prototype soap dispensers or multi-faceted moving parts - around the world and deliver them.
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A Senate Democratic leadership aide said the party will not get on board with a bill that doesn't offer a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants living peacefully in the US, for fear that if Republicans get their enforcement wish list, they'll never come back to addressing the people already here.
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Although it's also been up to individual carriers to get on board and enable the tech for their networks, which underlines the scale of the fragmentation challenge for Google/Alphabet here, given how carriers do tend to prioritize their own competing commercial interests, rather than falling in step with Google's.
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" Of her breakout role on Puberty Blues, she remembers, "We had these incredible writers, directors, and producers who put together this intricate piece that really honoured the history of Australia and the history of the feminist movement in Australia, and that's something I really wanted to get on board with.
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Manafort called into a closed-door House Republican conference as other Trump allies with ties to GOP legislators — Rick Dearborn and former speaker Newt Gingrich — tried to convince reluctant lawmakers that it was time to get on board with Trump (who, they insisted, was done going after the federal judge).
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" Semantic arguments are generally a fool's errand, but I think we can all get on board with the idea that after you have long since watched "one mistake" disappear in the rearview mirror as you continue on to "sociopathic thing you did that you now regret because you got caught.
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Donors will naturally gravitate to centers that offer more protections, which makes NKR's efforts to spread Donor Shield and encourage centers to offer it for all their donors, not just ones through NKR, a lever that could pressure other centers to get on board so they get more transplant business.
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A Florida win, on the back of a strong Super Tuesday performance would earn Bloomberg the (more-or-less) immediate endorsement of former President Obama, which would be the end of any remaining "moderate" candidates and would put enormous pressure on Sanders to get on board the Just-Beat-Trump Express.
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Yeah, it's ... You know, like I said before, you're constantly trying to figure out how to increase revenue through a platform — like these guys have about ownership — and so you try to subsidize in other ways by creating podcasts or whatever you can before they get on board and suffocate us that way.
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That said, we remain sidelined here on valuation, as the EV/EBITDA multiple is at a 260 turn premium to its 211-year forward avg, and above consumer electronics peers; we wait for a pullback in the stock, and evidence that margins are recovering in Outdoor and Fitness to get on board.
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While I can't get on board with every aspect of the KonMari method, there are three main concepts that did actually change my life and were — dare I say — magic: Discard first, organize second "Effective tidying involves only two essential actions: discarding and deciding where to keep things," Kondo writes in her bestseller.
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Later, as he agreed to step up, Ryan demanded party unity, telling members he wouldn't take the job unless he was supported by everyone — from the conservative Freedom Caucus to the moderate Tuesday Group, both of which, it turns out, struggled to get on board with the healthcare bill for different reasons.
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A number of Australian banks already have their own mobile payment options and therefore, according to reports, don't want to get on board with Apple Pay as they would have to give up a portion of interchange fees — the fee paid by merchants to use a bank's infrastructure — to the tech company.
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Still, the general assumption around Washington was that Mr. Ryan would follow the lead of his Senate counterpart Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, and reluctantly get on board the Trump train despite having spoken out earlier when he felt Mr. Trump had strayed too far from the conservative line.
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" "In Afghanistan, it's gone on now it's approaching 40 years; 85033 years is enough, and it's time for everyone to get on board, support the United Nations, support [Indian] Prime Minister Modi, support [Afghan] President Ghani and all those who are trying to maintain peace and make for a better world here.
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PBS Host Tavis Smiley said black voters might get on board with Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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It's hard to give a full-throated endorsement to any show that takes so much time and effort to get on board with in this golden era of "peak TV." For All Mankind is a flashy prestige series for Apple TV+, especially with the name recognition of someone like Moore behind it.
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After three or four months of trying to get Republican lawmakers on board, Obama realized that he wasn't going to attract any GOP support for the Affordable Care Act because party members opposed to expanding the size of government "poisoned the well" for those who wanted to get on board, he said.
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Cramer Remix: What to expect from Netflix now Cramer: Who really controls oil (Hint: Not USA) Cramer: Unlikely hero fueling the Dow's 18K "A stock that rallies after that putrid quarter is a stock that says, look at me, the worst is over, get on board because we're ready to roll up river," Cramer said.
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"She twisted arms to convince even the Chinese and Russians to get on board and put in place crippling sanctions that eventually brought Iran to the negotiating table, leading to a historic deal that blocks its pathways to a nuclear weapon," the campaign wrote in an email blasted out to reporters during the debate.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Monday that the United States and Mexico had reached an accord to revise key portions of the North American Free Trade Agreement and would finalize it within days, suggesting he was ready to jettison Canada from the trilateral trade pact if the country did not get on board quickly.
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Many Republicans have expressed support for decreasing family-based immigration; while the RAISE Act wasn't terribly appealing to many Republicans in Congress (perhaps because of the strictness of its restrictions on even "merit-based" immigration), it's possible that most Republicans could get on board with something else that fits the White House's requirements here.
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It plans to supplement this with millions of Wi-Fi hotspots, similar to the approach taken by Google's Project Fi. According to the WSJ, Xfinity Mobile will be available nationally, but only customers who buy at least one of Comcast's other services — either home internet, television, or a phone landline — will be able to get on board.
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RELATED: GOP Obamacare repeal bill fails in dramatic late-night vote "He hasn't had the accomplishments because he hasn't had the cooperation of the majority in Congress, and they need to get on board with him," said John Svec, who teaches high school government, standing on the side of the town's pool, which he manages during the summer.
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"It's still very much an insurgency campaign, and there's still a high degree of reluctance in D.C. to get on board with the campaign, even though a lot of people have made the jump or are softening their positions," said Joe Kasper, chief of staff to Representative Duncan Hunter of California, a chairman of Mr. Trump's congressional outreach effort.
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I could have red hair and everyone would hate me, so I take that with a grain of salt and that as far as being a woman, you have to give things time, you have to give people the time to see where things go, to not be afraid of things changing and get on board.
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John Carter (R), a Texan like Cruz, say it's past time for Cruz and the other former candidates to get on board with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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"No matter where you think about the kind of cosmic question of how life begins, most Americans can get on board with the idea of, alright, I might draw the line here, you draw the line there, but the most important thing is the person who should be drawing the line is the woman making the decision," he added.
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"We&aposre hoping that something like this International Women&aposs Day we put that message out there and people start to get on board and other companies will start to catch up, because right now we have over twice the representation — actually I think three times the representation — of any company in the cruise industry," she said.
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The VA has flatly refused to change the agency's sexist motto to better reflect the veterans it serves, and US Senators and Representative are taking their time to get on board with our bipartisan "Deborah Sampson Act," which seeks to get women veterans the full recognition and support services they deserve in return for their service.
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But if you like the idea of keeping a cheap tiny camera clipped to your belt, always at the ready, while your smartphone stays safely tucked away in your pocket, Canon promises that early supporters can snag one for up to 30 percent off whatever the retail price ends up being—assuming enough people get on board to make the campaign a success.
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Conservatives appear hesitant to get on board with House Republicans' compromise immigration bill despite urging from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday to vote in favor of the legislation.
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As he did Thursday night, he encouraged establishment figures to get on board with his campaign, pointing to talks he's had with Republican leaders, like Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.), and vowing to aid down-ballot Republicans in the fall.
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Trump also threatened a 25 percent tariff on cars made south of the border if Mexico doesn't stop migrants trying to reach the U.S. And news organizations including NBC and CNN have reported Nielsen was ousted because she wouldn't get on board with Trump's demands to reinstate family separations policy (Trump has denied he is looking to reintroduce that policy).
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing McConnell takes reins of third coronavirus bill House Republicans oppose remote voting during crisis MORE (D-Calif.) said Thursday that Democrats are open to amending their legislation to stimulate the economy amid the coronavirus turmoil, but warned that she won't wait for Republicans to get on board.
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There Is About to Be a Nasty Fight Over Replacing Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court Garland is the United States Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit's chief judge and has been described as a "model, neutral judge" — the sort of centrist candidate that conservatives could possibly get on board with if they shift course and decide to consider an Obama nominee.
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Here, Mr. Bonsor shares his tips on how to have a laid-back trip in a busy city setting: SET THE MOOD BEFOREHAND Use the journey to your destination as an opportunity to get into vacation mode: If you're flying, use a pair of noise-canceling headphones and order a glass of Champagne or another drink you enjoy when you get on board.
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Whereas a harder line gives clear direction to the Rob Portmans and Ron Johnsons that this is what we're doing, get on board, and the lumps you take are ones you would probably take anyway when you failed to confirm Obama's pick, and there's no risk of a full-scale conservative panic attack over the possibility that their leadership and senators might sell them out.
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If and when a revamped DNC and other party committees start to get with the program, however, then donors and activists should stop naysaying and fragmenting their efforts and get on board — because the key to electoral and policy victories for America's future lies in a robust, nationwide Democratic Party built to engage citizens everywhere in election and policy campaigns year round, every year.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.), a member of leadership and the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, this week said the Senate won't consider a motion to go to conference until enough Democrats get on board to pass the measure. Sen.
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First up the House... Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing McConnell takes reins of third coronavirus bill House Republicans oppose remote voting during crisis MORE (D-Calif.) said Thursday that Democrats are open to amending their legislation to stimulate the economy amid the coronavirus turmoil, but warned that she won't wait for Republicans to get on board.
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Hours before the continuing resolution vote, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE urged House Republicans to get on board and pass the stopgap bill to avoid distracting from tax reform.
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"I think the question for any future secretary of defense — or any of those going onto the Trump team now — is whether they want to be like Jim Mattis and try to defend the principles he defended, starting with alliances, or get on board with the President's approach," Leon Panetta, who served as defense secretary, C.I.A. director and White House chief of staff during a long career, said by telephone Thursday night.
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"We are moving back to an earlier conception of America's role in the world, looking out for ourselves, hoping the two oceans protect us, and when necessary saying the rest of the world is full of freeloaders who can go to hell if they don't get on board," said Robert Kagan, a conservative foreign policy expert whose books, "The World America Made" and "The Jungle Grows Back," chronicle the ebbs and flows of American influence.
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The House appears likely to get on board with this provision, with House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) saying that he expects there is "strong support" for mandate repeal in the House GOP caucus.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 85033 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), one of Trump's former presidential rivals, ripped into the GOP plan, Trump deployed his bully pulpit: He tweeted to his 26 million followers that Paul would eventually get on board with the plan as word leaked Wednesday that Trump would fly Air Force One to the senator's home state to rally support.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.), is expected to push Trump's nominee to head the CIA on what he'll do to convince Trump to get on board with the intelligence community's assessment. Sen.
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More from The Daily Meal 20 Reasons Why You Should Drink a Glass of Wine Every Day The 150 Best Bars in America 2018 Ranking What Beer You Should Drink According to Your Zodiac Sign The White Wine Spritzer Is Back, and It's Time to Get on Board The Best Food and Drink in Every State for 2018 The study also found that on average, women spend more than men while drunk online shopping, that the most regretted drunk purchases are cell phones, and that the most enjoyed are musical instruments.
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At the same time, there's a sense among Democrats that the narrative that has emerged from the early stages of the impeachment inquiry — that Trump sought to withhold military aid from Ukraine as part of an effort to pressure Kiev to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Trump acknowledges Warren's rise in the polls, revives 'Pocahontas' slur MORE and his son — has left them with little choice than to get on board.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday encouraged Democratic lawmakers to "get on board" with Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) after the House leader largely dismissed the possibility of impeaching President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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