"Season 5, I think she told me like, 5000 times, 'Get over it, get over it, get over it,' " Gravano said.
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People in Indiana can get over it, I think people across America can get over it.
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We can all get over having our feelings hurt and we can get over being offended.
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First, I had to get over embarrassment; then I had to get over worrying about people judging me.
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This sounds really insane, but to get over my anxiety, I had to get over my fear of dying.
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Anyone who tells you that there's a 'right' way to get over a breakup isn't currently trying to get over a breakup.
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She was just going to go on Tinder and have sex with somebody, lose her virginity to get over it, get over her feelings.
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"People tell us we should just get over it, get over the past, but we need to understand these things, why they happened," he said.
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They can&apost get over the fact that he got elected and they can&apost get over the fact the American people didn&apost follow them.
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"She says if you think you're going to get over the death of your children and over the death of your husband think again, because you don't get over it."
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" Petkanas said nervous Democrats should just "get over it.
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" No, "Get over privacy, you have none of it?
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So like I said in the first paragraph, I hate to be harsh but people need to get over it because we as a civilization have much more pressing issues to get over.
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We can't get over just how smooth those swatches look.
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A little too much, actually, but I'll get over it.
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That's a very difficult hurdle for hackers to get over.
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It takes a long time to get over the guilt.
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" Beckinsale replied, "get over here it's a two man job.
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Maybe we'll speak to him when I get over there.
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We still can't get over Olivia's $4,733 Anne Barge gown!
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Recognizing that can help you get over your jealousy, too.
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"You don't get over it, but you cope," she says.
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"I have news for everybody: Get over it," Mulvaney said.
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"She has to get over this guy," the source said.
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It's like, every female has a vagina — get over it!
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Get over yourself, Totoro bread and itty bitty cooking videos.
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But he needs to swiftly get over his rough start.
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Put crudely, it is for America to get over itself.
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People are saying, 'I hope you can get over this.
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Patients also need to get over the stigma surrounding STDs.
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And I was like, 'Oh fuck it, get over it.
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He can't get over Dahani wanting 51% of his company.
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I think people will get over worrying about their names.
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It makes me sad and I can't get over it.
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I can't get over how good the playing is here.
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I get over it eventually and the food is delicious.
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This is the scene that I just can't get over.
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Get a grip, get a life, and get over it.
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Looks like these Saints fans will never get over that.
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I couldn't get over how much it nailed the story.
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Céline Dion can't get over seeing the Power of Love.
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Khloé dismisses her and tells her to get over it.
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But once they get over themselves, great things can happen.
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Making Happy Face helped me to get over a lot.
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Other senior execs could get over $1 million a piece.
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But either way, they just need to get over it.
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Remember that it takes time to get over any loss.
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Cardi B can't get over how adorable her daughter is!
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Absolutely not — I'm lucky if I get over halfway there.
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I couldn't get over how unashamed he was of it.
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You're the kind of girl that guys never get over.
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Now to get over your fear of talking to strangers.
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But they are going to have to get over it.
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She explains that we don't just "get over" childhood trauma.
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"We shall not get over this war," she once wrote.
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WE'LL SEE WHERE WE GET OVER THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.
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I know how to get over it and move on.
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I THINK EVERYBODY WILL GET OVER THIS IN DUE COURSE.
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The cure is to get over themselves, to become anonymous.
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"We can't get over the hump," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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I mean, maybe I'll get over it, maybe I won't.
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So, it's time for the Democrats to get over it.
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There are plenty of ways to get over a cold.
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I just can't get over how well presented this is.
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How I — and others — get over that feeling of powerlessness?
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At the start it was so difficult to get over.
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How does one get over the loss of a child?
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However, you have to share to get over the shame.
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" He told me, "You're never going to get over it.
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But once you get over that, your options are endless.
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Denzel CurryCan't get over his powerhouse performance in Training Day.
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It's like, it's only been two days, get over it.
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Like, throw some lip balm on and get over it.
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Here, we've catalogued every outfit we still can't get over.
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I can't get past it; I can't get over it.
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"I just can't wait to get over with this case."
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It's been a real wall that people can't get over.
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" Now, he says, "I'm trying to get over the war.
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After all, we don't just tell diabetics, Get over it.
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To have won last year — I'll never get over that.
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But I don't think you ever really get over it.
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You can't get over something that never should have happened.
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If I'm not working, I'm trying to get over there.
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We all need to get over it and move on.
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How bad could things get over the next 10 years?
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Maybe I'll speak to him when I get over there.
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"I have news for everybody: Get over it," he snipped.
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I get over it eventually and cuddle with my babies.
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Eventually I get over it and go for a wave.
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It's useful in fiction when people don't get over things.
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"Get over it," Mulvaney told a room of stunned journalists.
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You're passionate, you're not sensitive, you get over things quicker.
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Sanur was a good place to get over jet lag.
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Find a way to help people get over the hump.
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She can get over that and handle her friend herself.
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To the Editor: It is time to get over it.
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"Get over to the hospital right away," the obstetrician ordered.
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ANONYMOUS Yes, get over it — but after you handle it.
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I don't think he's been able to get over there.
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I kind of can't get over how cool that is.
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But I couldn't get over how unjust this movie is.
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Americans should get over their religious objections to LGBTQ equality.
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Read these stories next: How To Get Over Your Nerves & Finally Tell Your Crush You Like Them Why You Can't Get Over Your Partner's Ex Snooping Through Your Partner's Stuff Can Wreck A Relationship
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"I've had people say you should get over this," Anderson says.
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Do the same for aluminium and you'll get over 224 million.
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But Facebook wants to get over this shit and move on.
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Absolutely. Get over the idea that money is scarce — it isn't.
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I can't get over how expensive the train is here ($72).
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I just couldn't get over that he was engaged in this.
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I was one of those people who said 'get over it.
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PAVLICH: Let&aposs get over to Greg for his thoughts on.
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You have to take a shitty kayak to get over there.
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We need to get over this hurdle to get to that.
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We are utterly devastated and we will never get over it.
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Best for the US to just get over loss of Iran.
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" Kasich said people who have disagreements should just "get over it.
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And that's exactly how these predators get over on these victims.
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Riley Reyes: Just get over yourself and say what you're into.
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Plenty of Twitter users could not get over that lip lock.
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"Get over it," he said, before taking it back hours later.
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But first it must get over the hurdle of Louisiana Sen.
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You know, energy and reaction I get over the next month.
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Did you have to get over your fear of being hurt?
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If people can't get over the initial physicality, that's their problem.
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Do the same for aluminum and you'll get over 224 million.
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It's not a social media wall that you can't get over.
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And so this was a very high bar to get over.
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It took me a while to get over the Toronto experience.
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That was the small little thing I had to get over.
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It took me a couple of years to get over it.
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And maybe that's how she will get over it, she said.
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They've got to get over themselves; it's well worth the exploration.
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But no one could get over the show's star studded cast.
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LONDON — Turns out I never did quite get over Dumbledore's death.
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This is something she'll get over and move onto something else.
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Megan: I can't get over Lorelai's reaction in those final seconds.
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If so, how did you get over feeling overwhelmed or intimidated?
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At least my experience has shown how people get over it.
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Errol reconnected with Bezuidenhout while helping her get over a breakup.
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How difficult was it for you to get over that hurdle?
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We can't get over how much value the Ram offers buyers.
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What about people who can't get over the "eww, bugs" factor?
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I hurt Zeke and that's something that I'll never get over.
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He says it took him eight years to get over it.
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So why is it so hard to get over a binge?
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But if your buddy can't get over that hump, it's fine.
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Gulf states will have to get over their dependence on oil.
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We have to find a way to get over the hump.
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"I told her to get over it, move on," Treacy said.
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"He continued: "And I have news for everybody: Get over it.
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The Rockets will try to finally get over the hump vs.
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"I can't get over how weird I find this," she said.
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Obama needed the help of superdelegates to get over the top.
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That was one of the hurdles we had to get over.
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At 210 years old, you kind of get over that stuff.
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They don't really have to get over to the stock market.
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I might have to go find help to get over it.
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I figured maybe I'd get over it in a few months.
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"We're just trying to get over the hump, man," he said.
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" He continued, "So I can't get over that he left Live!
|
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Jess is told to "bang one out" to get over Ryan.
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But the thing is, people get over stuff quickly, even beards.
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They're something to get over, because it's never going to change.
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She also tells her that she has to get over it.
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A guy who can't get over who he used to be.
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And yet I can't get over how arbitrary this law feels.
|
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I'm realizing I'll never really get over the people I've lost.
|
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"Danielle, get over her and deal with your friend," Brooke shouted.
|
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We need to learn to love ourselves and get over it.
|
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And some House Republicans think their colleagues should get over it.
|
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"We need to get over this in a hurry," he said.
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"I have news for everybody: Get over it," Mr. Mulvaney said.
|
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But that doesn't mean that we have to get over anything.
|
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"It took a while to get over it," Bradford says now.
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I also can&apost get over how soft this shirt feels.
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When you act, you have to get over your fears constantly.
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DAVID FABER: ALL RIGHT, LET'S GET OVER TO HEALTH CARE NOW.
|
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You've just got to build a bridge and get over it.
|
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It will help you not get over-attached to your ego.
|
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"They get over it, they get back to work," he said.
|
|
How Can I Get Over My Body Image Anxiety During Sex?
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So here's an idea: Maybe we refuse to get over it.
|
|
But Jimmy and Gretchen had nothing to get over except themselves.
|
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So get over this delusion that they want what we want.
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DF: Yeah, but time goes on and you'll get over it.
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I think that's a real hump for Google to get over.
|
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I was nervous and still trying to get over someone else.
|
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"Get over here as soon as you can," he was saying.
|
|
Sara Bareilles – "Gonna Get Over You" Before "Brave," Bareilles went grocery shopping with a handful of enthusiastic shoppers in her 2011 video for "Gonna Get Over You" – before being kicked out of the store by security. 8.
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Obstacles you can get around, you can get over, you can defeat.
|
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"I just can't get over this hair color," she captioned the photo.
|
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"Humanity has always needed time to get over scientific breakthroughs," said Adashi.
|
|
Sarah's father walked down the middle and she was like, 'Get over!
|
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I NEED these two to get over their issues and make nice.
|
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But after a while, I learned I had to get over it.
|
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Twitter, like us, can't get over how talented and underrated she is.
|
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Recognize that, accurately evaluate the situation, and try to get over it.
|
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"The public has been wonderful to me, I'll never get over it."
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And it&aposs not that he can&apost get over &apos16, Greg.
|
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At some point, we&aposre going to have to get over 2016.
|
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"We could not get over the hump," Nets coach Kenny Atkinson said.
|
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But it just didn't get over the hump in Europe and America.
|
|
Fans of both It and Harry Potter can't get over the similarities.
|
|
"There's no one set way to get over heartbreak," she told People.
|
|
Or should everyone just take a deep breath and get over it?
|
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It makes it that much more difficult to get over the person.
|
|
But look, so many people still can't get over the election results.
|
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Get over a breakup, forget your misery, and just wipe it clean!
|
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"That inspired me to get over the other hurdles," Mr. Lauro said.
|
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So I figured I'm going to get over my fear for him.
|
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We are going to work really hard to get over the hump.
|
|
PERINO: Would just that be a good idea to get over it?
|
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Europe will struggle to get over its past before the future arrives.
|
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It's one of those things where it's something you never get over.
|
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It's the kinda luxury that makes it easier to get over stuff.
|
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THERE IS NO REASON THAT DEUTSCHE BANK SHOULDNT GET OVER ITS PROBLEMS.
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I rarely watch TV, and couldn't get over how weird I felt.
|
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I just thought I hit it enough to get over his head.
|
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"As long as I am able to get over here," Leidel said.
|
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"If the music is upbeat, I can get over this," Martin says.
|
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Carson said Americans "have to get over" their distrust of the government.
|
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Even "The Shape of Water" can't get over depicting fetishes as evil.
|
|
Some people say you can never get over it, but you can.
|
|
In Arrested Development Season 5, the Bluths can't get over their baggage.
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The first part is about why you can't get over this person.
|
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It's a feeling I had to get over to continue my experiment.
|
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Khethiwe and the Leopard isn't helping us get over our cat obsession.
|
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I read the oral arguments yesterday and just couldn't get over it.
|
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It was like a gay titanic and [I] can't get over it.
|
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The most practical response is to get over it and move on.
|
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Only if people can get over their aversion to drinking bug juice.
|
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Because they come every day, you can never really get over it.
|
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At this point, maybe it's time we get over the camera bump.
|
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Another told me my feelings were hurt and to 'get over it.
|
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Simply put, we could not get over how low the prices were.
|
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It's been 12 years since "Sex and the City" — get over it!
|
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"I think I may get over that number fairly easily," he said.
|
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Sometimes they get over some aspects of the experience and not others.
|
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"It's relatively easy for (Chinese nationals) to get over here," said Ghezelbash.
|
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We've taken steps and eventually we're going to get over the hump.
|
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Third, we have to get over our hang-up about profiling Muslims.
|
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"As each day passes, we're working to get over this," Schuck said.
|
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Trump is our president and the losers need to get over it.
|
|
She says things like 'ugh, they just need to get over me.
|
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But they would get over it, and faster than one might expect.
|
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Prague gets 4.5 million; Vienna, Barcelona and Milan get over 6 million.
|
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You're about to see how mad people get over someone else's happiness.
|
|
Science has some good news for the gullible: You'll get over it.
|
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Dreaming about the divorce, it seemed, had helped them get over it.
|
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People try to get over on me, they can't do it. Impossible.
|
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Then you can start to get over it and keep it moving.
|
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And people need to get over the idea of investing in art.
|
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But I'm not sure if I can get over how they feel.
|
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I don't want to get over ... That's what they do with Joby?
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Hashtagging my smut was the last hurdle I had to get over.
|
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A getaway for those of us who just can't get over it.
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STANFORD I couldn't get over how striking-looking the two girls are.
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Probably I was trying to get over him and hit his foot.
|
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I cannot get over the way he has behaved in his position.
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"I don't think it's something that we'll ever get over," she said.
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But probably didn't hit it well enough to get over the line.
|
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We could get over our issues quietly and not hate each other.
|
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"Will I Ever Get Over J.Lo's Oscar Snub?" asked the Daily Beast.
|
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But if I'm honest, I'll never get over a sense of betrayal.
|
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"How long would it take you to get over something?" he said.
|
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Gail: We'll get over our hostilities when it's down to Trump vs.
|
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Give me a break Here's how to get over That inconsiderate snake.
|
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Or whether we should just "get over it," as Mick Mulvaney suggested.
|
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It's kind of like, get over it, you know what I mean?
|
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You get over the betrayal by chucking this baggage — piece by piece.
|
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Bayley needs to "get over it," he advises, just as he had.
|
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"Everybody is just trying to get over on everybody else," he said.
|
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I'll get over Lee's suicide, in 1973, only when I've joined him.
|
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I still can't get over that I wasn't invited to the reception.
|
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What's that saying about the best way to get over one guy?
|
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So I just have to get over that and become the character.
|
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Like, it takes a few more lie downs to get over things.
|
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Best way to get over someone is to get under someone, right?
|
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Perfect way to get over your ex getting knocked up, we're guessing.
|
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"When there are frustrating situations, generally kids get over them, parents get over them, and they all move on," said Mary Burnham, who has two grandchildren in Cheshire's school district and started a petition to end Summit's use.
|
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Christians believe that forgiveness is the only way to get over past sins.
|
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"She started skydiving to get over her fear of flying," Scarber tells PEOPLE.
|
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GUTFELD: Yes, you know, I will never get over de Niro doing this.
|
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And then we'd all get over it and be more open about sex.
|
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And if you haven't watched Season 1, get over here and join us!
|
|
"Losing her was something that I can never quite get over," she says.
|
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I tried to get over Lauren, but it just wasn't possible for me.
|
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And when I'm not around him, he can kind of get over me.
|
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He had a tendency to get over-aggressive in practices at San Antonio.
|
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And I -- maybe we&aposll speak to them when I get over there.
|
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WILLIAMS: I just -- I just can&apost get over the deceit and lying.
|
|
Donald Trump can't seem to get over his loss in the popular vote.
|
|
Did you think those European nations would get over voting for their neighbours?
|
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We cut it to five points, but we couldn't get over the hump.
|
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At 403, you get over $10 million in a contract, which is crazy.
|
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They get over fights fast and give each other prodigious amounts of space.
|
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And keep in mind, bereaved individuals never "get over" their loved one's death.
|
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Sometimes the only way to get over a broken heart is with time.
|
|
It's hard to make money online until you get over $100 million. Right.
|
|
" When told that arrangement constituted quid pro quo, Mulvaney said, "Get over it.
|
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For the bigger things, learn how to get mad and get over it.
|
|
I suspect we'll get over this at some time before too much longer.
|
|
But it's hard to get over the hurdle when you lose the incentives.
|
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"I think we'll get over 90 percent of the Sanders supporters," Rendell said.
|
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But clearly it didn't take long to get over that, maybe a week.
|
|
That's obviously a problem—and we're going to have to get over it.
|
|
Nole is too good not to get over this crisis, just like Andy.
|
|
"I'm trying to get over [the guilt], but I don't know," she confesses.
|
|
"Sorry I just can't get over him!!" she captioned one of the clips.
|
|
Just type "Beyoncé Illuminati" in Google and you'll get over a million hits.
|
|
Probably best to listen to some spangled Yugoslavian funk and get over yourself.
|
|
What we can't get over: The fact that she's singing about Nick Jonas.
|
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What we can't get over: This stripped down, bare-faced version of Miley.
|
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But Mr Clegg thinks liberals need to "get over" their squeamishness towards patriotism.
|
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You might get over your fears and scare your friends in the process.
|
|
How long did it take you to "get over" me / the break-up?
|
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But we try to get over that argument before we go to sleep.
|
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"The philosophy of the film is: people can get over anything," he argued.
|
|
We can't get over how perfectly on-point both of these looks are.
|
|
If you're sick of hearing about esports, you need to get over it.
|
|
If anyone knows how to get over a break-up, it's Ariana Grande.
|
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If you're intimidated by chia seeds, now's the time to get over it.
|
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Obviously the traffic sucks sometimes, but you can get over that really quick.
|
|
Even though the internet can't get over it, it seems these two have.
|
|
But I could never get over the tonal dissonance in Far Cry 5.
|
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I want to fight tomorrow's battles, build a bridge and get over it.
|
|
Harsh for those companies, but iPhone users will get over it (we're sure).
|
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I just can't get over the fact that I'll be 40 on Saturday.
|
|
What I couldn't get over what she never looked back at her parents.
|
|
People can't get over how Kristen Stewart looked at Cate Blanchett at Cannes!
|
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But when somebody crosses the line, it's kind of hard to get over.
|
|
But if you're an Apple loyalist, you probably need to get over it.
|
|
Just, no way they can get over 50 percent of the votes needed.
|
|
Oh man, I just can't get over that Jeff Bezos now looks cool.
|
|
Cam Newton tryna beat the stadium traffic to get over to Westworld. pic.twitter.
|
|
"Cheapness will let me get over some dislike," he added with a chuckle.
|
|
To be great, Strayed first had to get over wanting to be great.
|
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I think you have to stare down the fear and get over it.
|
|
She tried so hard to get over it, but the reminders were everywhere.
|
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But yeah, it took people a little while to get over the look.
|
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I have a tendency to get over nostalgic and 'SWIM' is exactly that.
|
|
If you've ever been afraid of failing, it's time to get over it.
|
|
I think it's rather pathetic for those who can't get over their loss.
|
|
Some used a blanket as a rope to help loved ones get over.
|
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If it was over two or three bytes, people would get over that.
|
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I think that as Sarah Silverman said … we've got to get over it.
|
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Has this secret passion for musical theater that I just can't get over.
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I'd say it takes me a good 10 minutes to get over it.
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To get over it, scrutinize your spending and choose a small monthly amount.
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I mean, they don't really have to get over to the stock market.
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And it took me a couple of years, really, to get over it.
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The flavors were all there, but I just couldn't get over the texture.
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You'd have to be in extremely good shape to get over this one.
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" She added that she doesn't know if she can "ever get over it.
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There are some downsides, however, but it's pretty easy to get over them.
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So two years to get over the slightest thing in a bacterial cell.
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As a Taurus, he doesn't get over people he gets involved with easily.
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But sometimes, these very senses can cause our minds to get over-stimulated.
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I have to get over this: I don't like when I'm not funny.
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Is this the year Chris Paul and company finally get over the hump?
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And that's something that police agencies around the country have to get over.
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It would make me active again, and help me get over my laziness.
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You just have to get over the embarrassment of singing to your iPhone.
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He said filming "Green Lantern" helped him get over his fear of flying.
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People are going to have to get over their differences on the right.
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"I didn't get over that loss for a very long time," Horan said.
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Milo retweeted her complaints about this, basically telling Jones to get over it.
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You can't just get over your FOMO—you have to deal with it.
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Why People Ghost — and How to Get Over It. Time to go ghostbusting.
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Why is it important for us to be like, 'Hey, get over that.
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I think that people usually get over excited that things are so cheap.
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I had to get over that in order to direct and cut Barry.
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I use Entrain to calculate hours of sleep to get over jet lag.
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Now the question is how to get over the hump in the playoffs.
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"I couldn't get over how kind and unjaded she was," Mr. Kelly said.
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Most never completely get over the desire to sit in the Oval Office.
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I felt like it was time to get over my fear of cooking.
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Enough international flights, however, and you'll start to get over it pretty quickly.
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However, despite the low price, I couldn't get over the biscuit's poor texture.
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Cuomo acknowledged it took his father a while to get over the loss.
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"You still can't get over 3 percent on 10-year yields," Kohli added.
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Get over it, there is going to be political influence in foreign policy.
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It would have been a tough one to get over had we not.
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But the underlying, unspoken message embedded in these questions is: Get over it.
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Recently, however, she admitted her breakup with Cena was hard to get over.
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You also don't get over-obsessed or jealous about what you don't have.
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It allowed the country to get over the shock of the referendum result.
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It was a mental hurdle I couldn't get over, so I stopped trying.
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Didn't Theon already get over his time as "Reek" during the sixth season?
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I just can't get over it that people want to tear it down.
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When a drunken driver kills the priest, he can't get over the guilt.
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I've got to figure out who to get over there that really understands.
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So get over island nations and be good neighbors and even better partners.
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I didn't manage to get over the hump, but I came to Louisville.
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And I think I was able to be a little more brave, and a little bolder, to help others, and also to get over my own fears and to get over my own issues and complexes and insecurities of being transgender.
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"It takes 10 years to fully get over a financial crunch," Mr. Clinton said.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average has been struggling this week to get over 20,000.
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The fact that she would say to him, 'Your family will get over you.
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There's a detail that I can't get over in one of the last episodes.
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But if you've tried and you really can't get over your jealousy, that's okay.
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I had to get over myself and start getting very comfortable asking for help.
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"When you get over the poles, it's a very different looking planet," he says.
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They just have to get over it, get past it, and get through it.
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He didn't understand why other people couldn't get over what had happened to them.
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The fastest way to get over someone is to get under someone else, right?
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I also just can't get over the idea of having to charge another device.
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And then you get over that, and you realize it has become something else.
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Sometimes I'd do another tiny bump, just to get over my bouts of depression.
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My bat speed is not there, and I'm just trying to get over it.
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"He's said a lot of dumb things... Just fucking get over it," he said.
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Get over it, move on — can you believe we get to do this everyday?
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You can go spend however much you need to spend to get over it.
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I Google "how to get over a breakup" while I pick at my salad.
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"We have arrived at a point where we should get over that," he said.
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"People are just going to have to get over it, all right?" he said.
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Three years later, Noah still can't get over his crush as Avery moves on.
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Her response is stunning – basically telling you to forgive him and get over it.
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Now Barney is about 70 pounds, and it can get over 120 degrees inside.
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"I guess it's one of those things I have to get over," she chuckled.
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"I can't get over how great Ben Mendelsohn is," tweeted Mike Ryan of Uproxx.
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I kind of needed to go through something painful to get over that emotion.
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But for that to happen, many will have to get over the "yuck" factor.
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"The confidence to kind of get over that hump was a process," he explained.
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Annie tells her to get over it because everyone deals with loss even computers.
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Yesterday I was bit upset coming sixth, but you've got to get over it.
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Kim Kardashian West can't get over how adorable her daughter North looked on Easter.
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"Off the bat, I didn't think it would get over my head," Upton said.
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This concern is basically a non-issue, and people need to get over it.
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We will learn to deal with this, but we will never get over it.
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Click ahead — some of this might help you get over this food fear, too.
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I sought out Dodson's work because I wanted to get over my sexual hurdles.
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"There is no reason that Deutsche Bank shouldn't get over its problems," he said.
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Get over it and stop focusing on the negativity and calling it a 'failure'.
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"It's been five years and I still can't get over the pain," she said.
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I'm not sure there's any explanation that can make me get over this one.
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Pack an extra layer and get over it–after all, you're saving around $140.
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If you knew Angela, she would have said enjoy yourself and get over it.
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If you search the IRS website for tax forms, you'll get over 900 results.
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"I think we all need to get over it," Kim told her older sister.
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Why didn't you just get over it and act like a nice human being?
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It will sting for a long time, but you have to get over it.
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If Zanardi can get over his setbacks, then surely no challenge is too difficult.
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The girls just have to get over their discomfort and let the boys in.
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There is a thing called imposter syndrome and you need to get over it.
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Give yourself some space to get over this heartbreak before you make any decisions.
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Once you get over that, it's a pretty nice way to view shots, though.
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Was there anything you did or told yourself to help get over the fear?
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Despite these, the overriding feeling seems to be: women are funny, get over it.
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Get Over Your Fear of Failure There is a correlation between failure and laziness.
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" Eastwood, who spoke at the 2012 Republican convention, urges people to "get over it.
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Desperate people will find a way to get over, under or around a wall.
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This is some racist bullshit (yep I cursed again...get over it!) right here.
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"Markets tend to get over that sort of thing very quickly lately," Pursche said.
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And therefore we are confident to get over this over the next 12 months.
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Saying no to your children will disappoint them momentarily, but they'll get over that.
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Or throw it out, so you'll get over the lack of classic game resemblance.
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"I have news for everybody: Get over it," he told reporters at the time.
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I'm not sure I will ever get over my regret and sorrow over that.
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Those three measures will require help from Democrats to get over the finish line.
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"In the next several months they're going to get over the hump," he said.
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My mom was just like, 'I am waiting for you to get over this.
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Cindy and her roommate finally get over their bad blood by bonding over Scientology.
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It's unfortunate, but this situation in Perris might help people get over their hesitation.
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An ambassador to help women get over these things so they can be strong.
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BUT HOW DO YOU GET OVER THAT OWNERSHIP INTEREST TO BRING SOMETHING GOOD FORWARD.
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Steven Meisel shot it, and to this day he can't get over the attacks.
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"She broke off the engagement; he couldn't get over it," he told the Tribune.
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"'I just wish I could get over there [to Syria],'" one recounted him saying.
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One could argue that growers will eventually get over the shock of immigration raids.
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People have to get over that fact, because I am not saying anything else.
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If you can get over the initial conceptual discomfort, the idea could have promise.
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Going with us for eight days gives you a chance to get over that.
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The salads are brighter, too, if you can get over some of the names.
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If it was a longer distance I think I'd get over it more easily.
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He said it took him "a year or two" to get over the loss.
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"I can't get over how perfect these turned out," she wrote in the caption.
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"You get over here and you see the buttes in the background," Maddon said.
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I have to get over those little one-inning hiccups and keep moving forward.
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"I don't think this is something I'm ever going to get over," he said.
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After a visit to Fanny's house in September, he cannot get over the loss.
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"What's the best way to get over there?" the officer says to his partner.
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I don't think you ever get over it, but you get stronger from it.
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"Whatever he did to me, I can get over," Lewis said on his show.
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"Yes, the suicide of a fictional girl on Netflix get over it," someone replied.
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"And I have news for everybody: Get over it," Mulvaney said at the time.
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The quality is impeccable if you can get over paying $18 for six anchovies.
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You don't get enough stops, you won't be able to get over the hump.
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We just need to get over this affirmative action kind of approach to everything.
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"The more reps I get over there, the more comfortable I'll get," Gamel said.
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Coolhaus recently raised $11 million in funding, which it will get over three years.
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"I took off six months after the layoff to get over this," she said.
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That&aposs the very essence of learned helplessness ' and how to get over it.
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My thought bubble: Get over it; the new Supra is a true sports car.
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I was told I was 'overreacting' and that I should just 'get over it.
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But let's be real: It's hard for anyone to get over their own nonsense.
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We need to learn to work together and get over preconceptions about one another.
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Families thanked at all four will most likely get over their nationally televised snub.
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I'm grateful for the opportunity, but it's not an easy thing to get over.
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But Sensi is Sensi, and it's easy enough to get over these relative annoyances.
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When your partner is having a bad day, you tell them to get over itIf, on your partner's not-so-great days, you tell them to cheer up and get over it, you could be hurting your relationship in the long run.
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If you're naturally a fidgety person and eye contact makes you uncomfortable, get over it.
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You don't necessarily get over them, but you can identify them, become aware of them.
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Olivia Munn can't get over how realistic the alien "actor" was in her latest film.
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"Get over here," they say, "you have to see what's happening right now." https://twitter.
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Malik performed it on The Tonight Show on Wednesday, and we still can't get over.
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You like sitting next to basketball games, but you aren't in them—get over it.
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Assuming you can get over the awkwardness of wearing a giant thing on your head.
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Hadid still can't get over being a public figure … and how ridiculous her life is.
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"I can't get over this 'behind,&apos" jokes another traveler after reading the same passage.
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Allie tells Lexie to get over it, which is not what she wants to hear.
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They get over to Massachusetts, they're about to die of starvation, and Massasoit saves them.
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Took me two weeks to get over that and dust myself off and continue on.
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Wake up, you will have no future if you can't get over with the past.
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People just can't get over this little kid's intensity and his love of Pop-Tarts.
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" But added that "we are confident to get over this over the next 12 months.
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If we get over 22018 in the Dow, we are going to make new highs.
|
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I was going to move on, get over it, and go back to enjoying myself.
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Their motivational message: Get over on men and never let them take advantage of you.
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I can't seem to get over it and I fear it's going to destroy us.
|
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"I started to articulate because I was trying to get over my gums," she explains.
|
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Of course, I eventually learned to get over all that and not give a fuck.
|
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Well, in a video interview with Variety, he basically told everyone to get over it.
|
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Scaramucci added that potential donors would soon get over any fears of publicly helping Trump.
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So, the whole idea of political correctness is everybody's so sensitive, just get over it.
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They'll never get over you, and they were never really into you to begin with.
|
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What emotional hurdle could they not get over that another contestant who lost 200 lbs.
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Fans couldn't get over the small moment of the two seemingly fangirling over one another.
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I couldn't get over the fact that everyone was going to be looking at me.
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The good news is, I can get over this by doing exposure therapy, Ropeik says.
|
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Not fainted, but his head was to the side and he couldn't get over it.
|
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But one star-studded friendship we'll never get over is Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez.
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"The 5 mins orange anus can't seem to get over," O'Donnell tweeted alongside the clip.
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I'm preparing a speech for graduation and it is something I can never get over.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: Yeah, the pieces of legislation that we didn't get over the finish line.
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It's just hard for me to get over my front side and finish the pitches.
|
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"The inability to get over that debt hurdle can be a pervasive problem," Rossman says.
|
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That's one way to get over the fact that White Josh isn't interested in marriage.
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At this point I knew I had to find a way to get over him.
|
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Michael's recollection was cathartic for Lynn too, helping her get over a long-held grudge.
|
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Jam In a sticky attempt to get over boyfriend Richard, Monica activates the jam plan.
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"I can't get over how much he likes the water!" she confessed with a chuckle.
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We need to get over some of these social stigmas about people with special needs.
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But as a new study makes clear, we're going to have to get over that.
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CBP's own video proves just how easy it is to get over the damn thing.
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Le Pen is projected to get over the half the working-class vote on Sunday.
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I gotta fucking get over certain things that I have that have pigeonholes on me.
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Like, it took me a while to get over it but I got over it.
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Hearing a robot say, "Please touch my buttocks," is not something you easily get over.
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That time he told Americans to 'get over' the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v.
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"I'm just trying to get over this next baby hurdle," he told Chesky on Friday.
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Tyga has the perfect way to get over Kylie Jenner ... just find a new model.
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With the issue of dual class shares, does Hong Kong need to get over that?
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"It is time to get over the fact that they lost the election," he said.
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For a lot of people, that's actually enough to get over the purchasing decision hump.
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Once you get over the shock that you did just that, a wonderful thing happens.
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However, communication is SO important to a marriage and I had to get over that.
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Some anecdotal reports suggest that it can even help you get over jet lag.4.
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But if you can get over this, there's a lot to like about the game.
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What we see isn't necessarily what we will get over a longer period of time.
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That was my working title for a while—'The First Thing You Never Get Over.
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"Get over it," as Mr Trump's chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, told reporters in October.
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But I'd say anybody in the situation you describe should get over that, right away.
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When you have a serious problem, you need to get over it and move on.
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When your partner is having a bad day, you tell them to get over it.
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The Wildcats got within a possession several times, but they couldn't get over the hump.
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"It's hard for me to get over the harassment allegations from the past," Cramer said.
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You may call it cutting in and cheating, but you have to get over that.
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No matter how many times I watch this GIF, I still can't get over it.
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Water is the best thing you can take to help you get over the flu.
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"I had to get over my fear and that took a long time," he said.
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I heard you call out an airy "you'll get over it!" after dispatching guy #2.
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Najarian argued that these stocks could actually help the Dow get over the 20,000 level.
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John Kerry can't get over the fact that he had his chance and blew it!
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Another thing that comes up in the episode is how to get over a crush.
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Del Rio was regarded as a guy who couldn't get over the hump in Jacksonville.
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"Good Business," instead, makes me think: Jesus, what if we never get over this bullshit?
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" He also told Fox News's Sean Hannity that his internal critics should "get over it.
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"I said to myself, 'It's not about you, so get over yourself,&apos" she recalls.
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"I had to get over it in an hour, because I played doubles," Djokovic said.
|
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"It took me a while to get over the loss," she told reporters on Saturday.
|
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How do we get over this hump and get back to where we're happy again?
|
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How can they get over any resistance they might have about looking up those words?
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Now she was embarrassed that she hadn't been able to "get over" what had happened.
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Dr. Guillamondegui: I don't think there's ever a way to get over all of it.
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The Wildcats tied the score on Sloan's trey but never could get over the hump.
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The other thing about a large family is that you learn to get over yourself.
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I'm talking about products with the sole purpose of helping you get over your breakup.
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People don't realize that you never get over it, unless you're just cold and calculated.
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Close up shots of the band members get over a million likes each on Twitter.
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Instead, you just get over 100 titles that you download and play whenever you want.
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"Get over it," more than one character tells her over the course of the movie.
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You're going to have to be in extremely good shape to get over this one.
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But you've got to get over the plate or make sure you don't hit me.
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He gave us one good reason why reporters should get over the tension and attend.
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I never will be able to get over it, I don't think, but I am coping.
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I thought I'd be able to get over it, but the experience has weighed on me.
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As long as you can get over the corniness of a minivan, it's a brilliant buy.
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" Sometimes it's just deep: "It's not something you get over / It's just something you get through.
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I had to keep telling myself that I could get over these injuries and bounce back.
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So if you're trying to get over someone, literally, do not get on top of them!
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"We couldn't figure out how to get over the hump on the monetization side," Resmini says.
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None of us can get over how good the salsa is at these local taco places.
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Also, here's a tip from me to get over the pain: Always sleep in your bra.
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I'll never love anyone the way I loved you, and I'll never get over losing you.
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Lightly embarrass them on social media Level Two: Terrible pranks that they'll eventually get over it8.
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She tells me to get over it, and the little rational part of my brain agrees.
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I still can't get over how effortless and seemingly obvious the design is with these headphones.
|
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He went on to tell critics to "get over" the influence politics has on foreign policy.
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" The former president encouraged the audience to "get over" the concept that "you're always politically woke.
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Instead, she describes it as a kind of personal death, something she'll never really get over.
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Ahead, Grace and Dr. Frankie give their tips on how to get over your relationship insecurities.
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Broken heart and all, People reports that Unglert said he may not ever get over her.
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And both have gotten the biggest crowds of their lives and they can't get over it.
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I need to Starks to get over their petty disagreements and figure their shit out immediately.
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Ever wanted to pledge money towards an exciting Kickstarter project, but couldn't get over the risk?
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It's for anyone who's facing fear and anxiety and doesn't know how to get over that.
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"You raise the bar high enough and people will do their best to get over it."
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In ancient literature, goddesses sometimes couldn't get over stuff, and everyone rolled their eyes at them.
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They need to move on, get over it or they are never going to win anything.
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"I don't know how you ever get over it," New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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Yeah. But then those people have to get over those things to have a rational conversation.
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It's a political job in a political city and with that comes bias, get over it.
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As such, it might as well be time for me to get over this ridiculous fear.
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With the implant it will be one less hurdle for us as addicts to get over.
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All that is great but damn, I just can't get over how fantastic the statue looks.
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So, my big question for Rhimes was, how do you get over that paralyzing, crippling fear?
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I still have some travel PTSD from last summer, so I needed to get over that.
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"That's the hurdle candidates have to get over to win our support," Steyer told the paper.
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"Well, for all the news stories, it's how I get over them so fast," she says.
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How did Ezekiel Elliott and the Cowboys get over a devastating playoff loss to the Rams??
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Are you still struggling to get over college life and still going through withdrawal from graduating?
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There's a lot to like about the Gear S3 if you can get over its size.
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I didn't really know what to do or how to handle it or get over it.
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"It's a long process and it's gonna take time to get over the hump," Rodman says.
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I've had to wrestle with some folks when they were trying to get over the rail.
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It took two days to collectively get over it, and we haven't spoken about it since.
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This Boston-based wine company thinks it's about time you get over your boxed-wine shame.
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Once you get over the initial shock of the drone's size you're surprised by its simplicity.
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I couldn't give up enough of myself, couldn't get over the hump, couldn't make it happen.
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I just need to get over my camera shyness—and I'm working on that, trust me.
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Once I get over my initial feelings of claustrophobia, I let go and try to focus.
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I know I'm going to have to get over it, but I really, really hate needles.
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There's weird shit from prison, like being in your room, that you just don't get over.
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You say you managed to get over what happened between us because you found me talented.
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Only four Democrats have said they will help Trump's pick get over an initial procedural hurdle.
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"When you go through something like that, you don't ever quite get over it," Sarachan said.
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The best way to get over creative block is to simply place some constraints on yourself.
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For the sake of their future happiness, it may be time to get over these anxieties.
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But yeah, for me obviously I'd love to be the guy to get over the hump.
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Instead everyone basically ignores Tinsley's literal cry for help and tells her to get over it.
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But I can't get over that Erato solved the most basic problem with truly wireless earbuds.
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Lebanon's Hezbollah may get over $28503 million annually, and Hamas receives about $22019 million each year.
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"We must have helped 15-20 people get over the fence," he told the local outlet.
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Her reaction is absolutely priceless: I still cant get over my moms reactionðŸ˜'ðŸ˜'ðŸ˜' pic.twitter.
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He even takes some of that drama to heart, and doesn't get over a loss easily.
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Additionally, the I-Pace will be the first Jaguar to get over-the-air software updates.
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The model Miranda Kerr used oils to help her get over her breakup with Orlando Bloom.
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"There are so many candidates, so it's very hard to get over that number," he said.
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You've really got to get over a certain mileage band before intermodal is really cost-effective.
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But Trump's allies say White House staff understand Trump's volatile nature and will get over it.
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But when you have 200 years of racial polarization, you just don't get over it overnight.
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But if the company is basically healthy, and its fundamentals strong, it will get over it.
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" He added: "There are so many candidates, so it's very hard to get over that number.
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I was still trying to get over my bad breakup with my boyfriend of six years.
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To understand the appeal of Krakus, you have to get over your weird feelings about ham.
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I still can't get over how fast Brian Johnson joined the band after Bon Scott's death.
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There are roadblocks, but if you can get over those, they kind of become competitive moats.
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If it wasn't for the infusions I wouldn't be strong enough to get over that hump.
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I'm not sure if I'll be able to get over how they feel on my head.
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If you are feeling disillusioned, get over it, at least enough to vote and vote pragmatically.
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How did Facebook get over a series of dumb moves it made in its early days?
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Is this just something I need to get over and enjoy the fruits of my labor?
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"The day that I write a book, I'm going to get over it all," she said.
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"Each time I talked to her, it took me days to get over it," she says.
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A friend of mine had had them, and we worked on tricks to get over them.
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"I'm hoping it's just him not able to get over the hump quite yet," Boone said.
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The problem is, how do you get over the finish line with just half a theme?
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If their candidate doesn't get over 15%, voters have to uncomfortably move to another aspirant's corner.
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It didn't take that long for these prodigiously gifted musicians to get over their youthful reticence.
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"I have news for everybody: Get over it," Mr. Mulvaney told reporters at the White House.
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Nancy retained even her most far-right customers, hoping they'd "get over themselves" and come around.
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"You never get over it," J. Anthony Lukas, the author and another suicide survivor, tells her.
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Meanwhile, the hardest obstacle for the Nationals will be to get over their first-round demons.
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More Jill Watsons could help students get over hurdles they encounter in large or online courses.
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The best thing I ever did for myself was get over that fear and dive in.
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EXID's Hani loves to read; the members of Seventeen can't get over Seungkwan's mom's marinated crab.
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"I can't get over my disappointment in not being a boy," Jo declares in Chapter One.
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Cook: Get over a midweek cooking slump with black bean tacos with avocado and spicy onions.
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Cook: Get over a midweek cooking slump with black bean tacos with avocado and spicy onions.
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"The party could still get over it because antipathy to Trump is so high," Zelizer added.
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On the other hand, those feel like things I should be able to get over. Probably.
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There is a reason why when you Google "Grassley" and "whistleblower" you get over 200,000 hits.
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Now, Trump will win New York's April 19 primary, but will he get over 50 percent?
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" Stone said members of Congress who are advocating for Trump's impeachment need to "get over it.
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She was absolutely fine, things were under control—also, I should get over there right away.
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In Oregon, a rehabilitation center is offering a tasty way to help get over your ex.
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He needs to get over these inclinations fast and get on with defending the free world.
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"I don't think you ever get over that," said Grant Dalton, Team New Zealand's chief executive.
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"He will never get over Sessions recusing himself," a person familiar with the President's thinking said.
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What are you doing to try to get over that feeling that you are personally compromised?
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It's very difficult to get over and I think a lot of people are still suffering.
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He pushed me all the way and I was very happy to get over the line.
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Tough love usually leads to more trauma, which makes addiction even more difficult to get over.
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The staggering thing was exactly what he was admonishing folks to get over -- get over the quid pro quo that, Mulvaney admitted, President Donald Trump had engaged in with Ukraine, withholding military aid until the Ukrainian president agreed to probe a debunked tale about 2016 election interference.
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But once we can get over that, the sky's the limit (on our virtual unicorns, at least).
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"They're still there but they're not as high and not as steep to get over," he says.
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"The whole bathing suit thing has been a way to get over my own securities," she says.
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Television footage showed migrants perched on the top of the fence as they tried to get over.
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Once I get over this bridge, and turn the corner I've arrived and so has the party.
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He was definitely trying to get over her, but that would take longer than one wintery vacation.
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After we get over our raging coffee hangovers, a lot of us would be out of work.
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"Over the years, it has just taken us longer to get over the finishing line," admits Blake.
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Over on Twitter, everyone couldn't get over that a normally mundane, regular train station got some action.
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This privacy violation—unlike the many others before it—wasn't one that people would simply get over.
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But I had eight months to get over it, and eventually I got a job at WMCA.
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"People might say, 'Oh, it's just a screen saver, get over it,'" Hurn told the Daily Camera.
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But four years on, I still can't get over the injustice it did to one certain character.
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And history suggests that passengers who are concerned about a plane's safety quickly get over those concerns.
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It really helped me get over that hump, and it improved my relationships with my family tremendously.
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Let's put this s— aside and get over it and not dwell on it and move on.
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Although Trump handily won Arizona, he has failed to get over 50% in any state thus far.
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Us Anglophones turn up, consume too much, get over-excited, and then leave singing the place's praises.
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She made a joke, get over it, if you're vegan, fine, but it's still just a joke.
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Her new-track is called "Get Over You" and it is worlds away from from "Toca's Miracle".
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If I have a message to Harry, is, get over it, I'm your new father-in-law.
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Once you get over exploring, you can spend hours (or days or more) creating complex new structures.
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Great comparisons of the hard Australian climate and geography, and the struggle to get over the past.
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The Trump campaign -- is selling "Get over it" T-shirts How long is this going to take?
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Quitting was a nightmare and it worsened my depression and I binge-ate to get over it.
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Unsurprisingly, he'd like the world to get over it and move on to fresher, perhaps danker, memes.
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You die on them, someone else gives them food, and they get over their grief real quick.
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You might get over it quickly, sometimes it takes longer, but you've just got to keep going.
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With so many fans in her corner, I think Lovato will get over this awkward elevator encounter.
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Was this enough confrontation for Annie to get over using the "A" pills to see her sister?
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There are lots of modes, none of which involve trying to get over the finish line first.
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Here, she embodies the new Ghostbusters at its best: Girls rule, women are funny, get over it.
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The Oscars may be over, but we still can't get over all that beautiful red carpet fashion.
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Nancy can't get over Barb's death and Steve's ability to pretend everything is fine is throwing her.
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But then you move on; and you get over it, and you -- and you find the positives.
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You might think, 'Just get over it!' but people who have acne are very hyperaware of it.
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But the concept of Fortnite Fortnight was to stick with the game and get over that hump.
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" She said that she and her family "are utterly devastated, and we will never get over it.
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"The best way to get over a fear of failure is to just do," Rhimes tells me.
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They would get over 80 million pounds each upfront in return for surrendering a 20173 percent stake.
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I would get over the "euphoria bit" and mentally shift to documenting it as an academic procedure.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Catalonia's secessionist movement aims to get over 50% of the region's vote in a Nov.
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That refers to the past; it is not what investors will get over the next 12 months.
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It's pretty pleasant, really, if you can get over the self-consciousness and façade of it all.
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"If your preferred candidate dropped out of the race, it's time to get over it," Cox said.
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No matter how much they try Cary and Diane can't get over these kinds of micro aggressions.
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A lot of times, people just think they'll get over things, or they'll just let things go.
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Well, I don't think hooking up with other guys is the right way to get over someone.
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It doesn't close until April 23, so I'm going try to get over there and see it.
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"He didn't say 'get over it'" she said, instead he asked her why she was staying late.
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At their worst, people might roll their eyes at the monotony, but they'll get over it eventually.
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You'd think by now, I could go days without crying, but I can't get over the guilt.
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Dear Tonic, How do I get over being anxious about what my body looks like during sex?
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" Payton said after the game the missed call is something New Orleans will "probably never get over.
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To get over that hurdle, Google needs to do more than offer something comparable or slightly better.
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Between Wynwood, Liberty City, Overtown, Little Haiti on the mainland then you get over to South Beach.
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"When people bash the young writers I believe in, it's hard for me to get over it."
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I had to get over my own intimidation of what I've heard about Republicans and lobbyists downtown.
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But for the sake of their future happiness, Mitchem said it's time to get over the anxiety.
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We first have to get over the sadly complicated and gender-bias-heavy hurdle of actually asking.
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"But playing both is somehow a conflict of culture, they never get over this conflict," he added.
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But once you get over its looks, you'll discover an actually useful appliance that cooks food well.
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"Back to December" sees Swift crawling back to an ex that you wish she'd just get over.
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"The gold price has to get over $1,500 to change the viability of the industry," said Bristow.
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In essence, I had to get over my fears of wanting to earn more — it's not selfish.
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And for parties, it's about how little do they need to spend to get over the top.
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Here, she embodies the new "Ghostbusters" at its best: Girls rule, women are funny, get over it.
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He announced he would retire the next offseason, saying he couldn't get over pain in his feet.
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You better get over the top, or the choice may not be the candidate with the majority.
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But I couldn't get over just how quiet the train was considering how fast it was going.
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"It initially started out as this lovely thing to help me get over my anxiety," Minihane said.
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This grandpa can't get over his new light-up shoes, and we're all the better for it!
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What's more, my former career helped me long ago get over any prudishness related to my body.
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In a runoff, Republicans would be pressured to get over their infighting and unify behind whoever emerges.
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But, after you get over the initial shock, consider this: Getting honked at is a good thing.
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That's something particularly black women have had to get over, not wanting to tear down black men.
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It still stings when I think about it, and psychologically, I will probably never get over it.
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Very often… I don't eat good, but I just work out... I'm scared to get over 130.
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But this "GET OVER HERE" mania doesn't just boil down to the fact that gigs are rare.
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Losing a parent may not be something that you ever truly "get over"—I know I haven't.
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To get over the line, Mr. Gantz would also need support from an alliance of Arab parties.
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Many people work hard in dangerous conditions — teachers, doctors, nurses, construction workers — get over yourself, Mr. Samuelson.
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One of her best friends was with her boyfriend, and she never seemed to get over that.
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Congress needs to get over their political bias with each other and work toward saving children's lives.
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People get hurt as a result of them, and they might not ever get over that hurt.
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The only way to get over your feelings is to turn off your phone and face them.
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The alternative is to get over it — which is what I'd suggest on the fingernail-clipping issue.
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You can get over the body being tired by resting for a half-hour or an hour.
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Have you had moments of lapses of confidence, and what do you do to get over those?
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How I felt when I was with him that one night took two years to get over.
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Then, Demi feels guilt for not being able to get over her fears in a homophobic world.
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But, we still can't get over how handy it is to have one of these things around.
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Democrats are bowing to hard-left special interests that can't get over the results of the election.
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Speaking of that which we can't get over, Pitt also scored a zinger about his love life.
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If Meghan had any jet lag lingering, that was probably a good way to get over it.
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"Sometimes, you want someone to fall one good time, so they can get over it," Wynn said.
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It's Wednesday evening here in Washington and we can't get over that awkward moment when Sen. Ted.
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You're trying to get over a legal threshold, and it is the lowest legal threshold there is.
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Dallas had the ball to start the second half and seemed to get over its early jitters.
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Although not all startups succeed, those that do seem to get over every bump in the road.
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The silhouette of Winslet's dress isn't that terrible, but we can't get over that Pepto-Bismol pink.
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"I have news for everybody: Get over it," Mulvaney had told reporters Thursday at the White House.
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One thing I could not get over was the stunning view of Manhattan from Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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One soldier would get over a hard patch, turn around and extend a hand to the other.
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Her calm demeanor helped her get over the initial challenges of getting the hang of the craft.
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So if something I say scares u please don't panic because I tend 2 get over emotional.
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It's a rocky road to happiness, but get over yourself—it's a road that's been traversed before.
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And perhaps it's just what USA Hockey needs to help it get over that pesky little hump.
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"We're not comfortable with many things in society," Noah said, "but we've learned to get over it."
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"So anybody who has a problem with that should just look the other way and get over it."
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Or, just leave it all behind and book a trip to Bali so you can get over yourself.
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A startup here in Barcelona called Psious wants to help people get over those fears using virtual reality.
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According to an insider, the "Wolves" singer has never been able to get over her first real boyfriend.
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"He was Selena's first love, and she hasn't been able to totally get over him," the source said.
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Things get over-exaggerated this week, so make sure that you take everything with a grain of salt.
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" The message, he says, is clear: "You better get over here before January and the swearing-in ceremony.
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All of that comes from slavery," somebody says to me, "Oh, you just need to get over it.
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Owen still can't get over the fact that it's taken Teddy weeks to say something about the baby.
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" But reports on Wednesday said Holmes has dumped Foxx because "Katie just couldn't get over her trust issues.
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In a way, especially for females, too, you have to get over any kind of attachment to perfectionism.
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" Adds the Parenthood star, "So you just get over it real quick and it becomes, like, white noise.
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And if you can get over the idea of taco-shaped chicken, you are in for a treat.
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In order to be a great team, we are going to have to get over these little humps.
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And I can't get over how punitive it is for Apple to refuse to include multi-user support.
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And you know when people are saying, 'I hope you can get over this,' I believe I will.
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The Old Guard of Cannes should get over it, or look forward to joining the Has-Been Guard.
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In a 2017 interview with Teen Vogue, Hadid admitted that it would be hard to get over Tesfaye.
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Three weeks ago it again failed to get over the hurdle, triggering calls for another sharp sell-off.
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After all, we know that talking about sexual likes and dislikes can help people get over sexual anxieties.
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Dave Chappelle's got a message for Olivia Munn, and anyone else offended by his jokes ... get over it.
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First, acknowledge (and get over) the irony that you might need apps to help protect you from apps.
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I got sick on my second day and took four days to get over my flu-like symptoms.
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What happened to Brandon was a tragic accident … I don't think you ever get over something like that.
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I've spoken to so many people who have been burglarized and they get over it and they're fine.
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"You will get though [sic] this but its extremely hard to get over it," Glanville wrote to Meghan.
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My uncle's no longer in pain, but the family he left behind will never get over this loss.
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"I felt like I put myself in this place so I have to get over it," she said.
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GIULIANI: It is if we could get over what seems to be fairly monumental problems that keep growing.
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Once you get over the first round, then you settle down and you just concentrate on your boxing.
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So we're trying to tell you adults, get over it and take steps to actually reduce gun violence!
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Kids Court won the competition for its silly, family friendly skill that helps kids get over their disagreements.
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What we can't get over: How we have yet to be invited to a house party this epic.
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McVeigh's response to those who objected to his actions was that they should "get over it," Goodman says.
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And for me, if you get over the fact that there was a copyright violation, yes it was.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: BUT FIRST, LET'S GET OVER TO OUR KAYLA TAUSCHE STANDING BY WITH A VERY SPECIAL GUEST.
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Sure, it starts out awkward but eventually Rob manages to get over himself, at least a little bit.
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"I was trying to get over him and hit his foot," Machado said when asked about the play.
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What's scarier than teenagers making bad decisions before prom or not being able to get over your ex?
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Especially me, and if once you get over there, there's some -- no longer -- we can longer help you.
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"He was Selena's first love, and she hasn't been able to totally get over him," the source says.
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Turns out she's just a champion grudge-holder who can't get over shit that happened in middle school!
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Romper room Grown men are wearing onesies -- out in public -- and the internet may never get over it.
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On top of that, the mini-golfers sometimes have to get over obstacles to get to their ball.
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"The more bombs I get over the target area the more lethal I am," said Commanding Officer Capt.
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"We're trying to get him to get over that hurdle of being a six-inning guy," Price said.
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The maximum number of haircuts a person can get over the course of 24 hours is usually one.
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Something like that is not easy to get over, but it was way too hard at the time.
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"We don't know when we'll finally get over that hump and then stay over it," Walton told reporters.
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Woodstock purists bitched about the lineup but the event's co-creator says they need to get over it.
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"Taking a pill to get over a performance anxiety situation is not necessarily the best approach," he says.
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On New Year's Eve, he took a swipe at his "many enemies" who can't get over his victory.
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While I get over my distress, here are the 29 other most important questions from tonight's episode. 1.
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Trick Dog: If you can get over the somewhat bougie clientele, the cocktails here will blow your mind.
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It takes a lot of guts to get over that all-too-familiar fear of rejection and humiliation.
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One reason why Trump is still in campaign mode is that he can't get over the campaign itself.
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We have no choice but to get over our EV allergy and come up with an electric car.
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That's the thing: You don't get over the death of someone that close to you, you just change.
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How do I get over the fear that God will hate me if I have sex before marriage?
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"You feel good getting them," he said, "and sometimes, that's all it takes to get over jet lag."
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Read more: Daniel Radcliffe reveals which 'Harry Potter' death was the most difficult for him to get over
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"You don't want to superficially resolve the argument just so you can get over the discomfort," she says.
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However, Plex is limited to only those free channels you can get over-the-air with an antenna.
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You employ Plans B through Q to figure out a way to get over the finish line first.
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" According to CNN, Lewis used "a voice mocking an emotionally distraught woman" and asked, "You'll never get over?
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I can't get over how it manages to be both extremely predictable and also full of odd twists.
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But Lochte is not likely to be far behind, especially with a month to get over his injury.
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The people couldn't get over it, how he could name each and every animal that came trotting out.
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Meantime, Trump has questioned whether Russia was truly at fault and told the Democrats to get over it.
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The banner is part of Stonewall UK's "Get Over It" campaign to tackle homophobic, biphobic, and transphobic bullying.
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It might take a decade to get over it, but I will continue to fight for my country.
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This isn't necessarily a bad thing: history shows that idea-stage startups which get over-funded rarely succeed.
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Whatever took you up there must seem like something you'll never get over, but, believe me, you will!
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Fortunately, a reliable way to get over culture shock is to connect with another society through its cuisine.
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People love talking themselves into cheering for loser teams with colorful characters that can't get over the hump.
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If it can then get over 50% support in the NLRB election the union would be officially recognized.
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As expected, getting completely trashed every Friday and Saturday did not help me get over my bad habits.
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It looks amazing and I can't get over how cute it is that she surprised me with it.
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One of the things you try to get over early on is your fear of the ski lift.
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The Trader Joe's-brand juice tasted fresher, but we couldn't get over the pulp and overbearingly thick consistency.
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In the film, Amanda escapes to a small cottage in the British countryside to get over her heartbreak.
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Most of us would never get over having spent $600 million to win the delegates from American Samoa.
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What part of the job was the hardest thing to get over when you were new at it?
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I'm definitely not going to get over it in this press conference, or tomorrow, or the next night.
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The reviews, the stacks at Brentano's, are just hurdles to get over, to place books on that shelf.
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How do you get over that idea of what kind of drone is this that's coming at us?
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Experts say the government will need to think of long-term policy reforms to get over this bump.
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I was honestly so shocked when I heard that he had died; I couldn't really get over it.
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The next cheapest is Cape Town, South Africa, where you get over 1,800 square feet for your million.
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My position is and was: Women travel alone, intrepidly, have for centuries, it's normal, get over it, next!
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Donald Trump is our presumptive nominee and it is time to get over wishing it were not so.
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"We still have to get over that hurdle," said Lyn Garner, the chief executive of the development agency.
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Kashana Cauley Contributing Opinion Writer A common refrain among conservatives is that black people should get over slavery.
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" She added, "Everyone will be sad for a while but they will get over it and move on.
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I had something to get over — and what better way to do that than getting under someone else?
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"The appeal of the movie to me is that it's about how we get over things," Affleck said.
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A spurned woman confronts the question: When you lose love, should you even try to get over it?
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Children don't "get over it," instead they carry the loss and its consequences with them, requiring comprehensive support.
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Democrats have to shift sane, moderate Republicans like him their way to get over the line next November.
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If they don't like it, transgender defenders say, they can either get over it or go somewhere else.
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If you can get over the size, the shape and feel, the hardware is attractive but forgettable enough.
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" Ms. Cerda defended the gesture: "This promposal is not causing any harm, just shutup and get over it.
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CBD may be able to give you the boost you need to get over your aches and pains.
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To get over that hump, the change needed to be made, and then we'll see where we'll go.
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It took Siri years to get over that problem — and in some ways it still suffers from it.
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But that doesn't mean Meredith doesn't respect him, so he needs to get over himself and fix this.
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Ivana Trump says Melania Trump needs to "get over" comments she made referring to herself as first lady.
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He had figured people out at the age of ten, and couldn't get over how simple it was.
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And drones, airborne drones obviously are a big way to get over borders and around surveillance as well.
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It's definitely a song about trying to get over something that's been difficult that you're grinding up against.
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There are multiple hurdles Tesla and Musk have to get over to make this robotaxi dream a reality.
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But some of the remaining moderate Republicans in Congress are pushing party leaders to get over the impasse.
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Obama may or may not get over it, but he only has a few months left in office regardless.
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If they back Prince Ali, it would likely give the Jordanian just enough votes to get over the line.
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"I never get over the fact that I'm actually on set with my kids," added American Pie star Eugene.
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But, to me, you can&apost get over the fact that, one, 24,225 people in the streets of London?
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But the best way for me to get over my fears is to sit with them until I'm comfortable.
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" Stewart told Fox Sports, "I can't get over the fact that this is people's lives we are talking about.
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Some people love it—they see their favorite character come to life, and they just can't get over it.
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And since we still can't get over it, we're recapping all of Hadid's sartorial switcheroos in the slideshow ahead.
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The Bearcats responded with a 7-0 run to get back in it, but couldn't get over the hump.
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Apple fans will be pissed at first, but will eventually get over it, defending Apple's design and engineering decisions.
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Mm-hmm. You put the ... But the partners get over in debts for their talent and what they contribute.
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"It's something we've got to do to get better and get over that hump," head coach Kyle Shanahan said.
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Watch: How to Get Over Your Ex Thing is, pretty much everyone hates the sound of their own voice.
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It's live audition time... and everyone is doing their best to get over the events of last week's episode.
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And while it can be hard to get over that anxiety, Mashable has figured out a temporary solution: soup.
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The easiest way to get over your jealousy is to recognize that this crush lives in your partner's head.
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Hannah Horvath's self-centeredness or Marnie Michaels's controlling perfectionism were traits anyone rooting for them wished they'd get over.
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Hey STOP TELLING WOMEN WHAT THE F-CK THEY SHOULD DO OR CAN DO. Get over your mommy issues.
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If you can get over the fact that you're gnawing on another mammal's gonads, you might actually enjoy them.
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I still can't get over the pet fee being $229 per month with a (refundable) $400 pet security deposit.
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"I once got call from Ann saying, 'Get over here now … I'm going to kill her,&apos" Weiss recalls.
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A Republican, Hannah couldn't get over the pair's presumed differences — which Sandy was quick to call Hannah out on.
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But the thing I can't really get over is the look and construction of these new laptops from Lenovo.
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If you're trying and failing to get over your ex, it really is best to try dating someone new.
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I still can't get over the feeling that the choices this year feel a little more stark than usual.
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The majority of the time we get over these changes and suddenly forget what these services were like before.
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We still can't get over that video of fianceé Rose Leslie screaming and sobbing at the sight of it.
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I mean, it's something that I don't think people are going to get over for a very long time.
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You get over the amazement pretty quickly, but it feels wild the first few dozen times you do it.
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Our mentality is we're going to flex by adding headcount as appropriate to help us get over a crunch.
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So, the best way to get over feeling annoyed is to start treating the physical symptoms of your hangover.
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The bar to get over in showing efficacy, you had to show efficacy on top of another anti-depressant.
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To get over this, I'm really trying to only buy things I love and can't stop thinking about buying.
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If you can get over the software and the £899 (~$1,200) price, though, this phone is a serious contender.
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"I really hoped Kourtney was going to get over herself and just show up, but she didn't," said Kim.
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It would behoove us to get over this outdated and reactionary idea that all genetically modified crops are bad.
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"When you get over [to their territory], you're separated by language," she tells VICE, limiting potential Franco-German coordination.
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"It was important for us to get over the psychological barrier and qualify for the first tournament," said Coleman.
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Williams included a few videos of the obstacles, including one showing her attempt to get over a giant hurdle.
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"Turkey will get over this period hopefully with two quarters (of contraction) and with minimum negative impact," Albayrak said.
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I still can't get over how beautiful they are, and I've been selling them for almost a year now!
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You'll never get over your mom being murdered, and and now they have to be stalked with paparazzi again.
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To help Punk get over his EVO loss, Omega got wrestling legend CM Punk to record a pep talk.
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It's taken me a while to get over the guilt (and I still feel it from time to time).
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" The two eventually get over the funny bump and go on to sing tunes like David Bowie's "Under Pressure.
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Possibly, or maybe she just need a minute to get over the shock of fully committing to the buzz.
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As frustrated as she was, Sid's teacher seemed to get over it real fast when she saw his lunch.
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And they'll have to convince Trump, who still can't get over the failure of ACA repeal, to sign it.
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The 30-mph grapefruit they barely managed to get over the plate is too tempting not to swing at.
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But if that doesn't work, there are of course other tips you can try to get over a breakup.
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And since this is the internet, a few people just can't get over how adorable Leelu the dog is.
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How did Jon Lester, Anthony Rizzo and a couple other Cubs get over a sad loss Saturday in D.C.???
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Certain songs that were really emotional to me once, when you get over that thing, it feels less emotional.
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"The Bush thing, people are just going to have to get over it, alright?" he said to big applause.
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But the truth about "gymtimidation" is that we all go through it, and we can all get over it.
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But once upon a time, she was just a girl trying to get over a breakup with Ryan Seacrest.
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But he also noted that one of his priorities is to "get over and see through the Bond thing".
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"I'm so happy, I can't get over it," said Aram Garabedian, an 84-year-old activist from Rhode island.
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Hopkins described waiting until the sound of gunfire subsided and then rushing to help people get over the fence.
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If you want to raise $8 million, say you're going to raise six and then just get over-subscribed.
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What was it that culture could just not get over about white gay men in the 1990s and 2000s?
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Even together, the two parties will need to find support among several regional parties to get over the line.
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On his last attempt, he succeeded, as the officers appeared to accept that he would get over the barricade.
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"I think people will get over it," Trabocchi says, noting it would be "more controversial" to host a fundraiser.
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