I get to work by 9:25, grab a breakfast burrito out of the freezer, and get to work.
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You don't get to work with women in this business — you hardly ever get to work with another women, I find.
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I get to work with this amazing cast, these amazing writers… I get to work with Julia Louis Dreyfus who makes this easy.
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"You can't get to work, and even if you get to work, you can get attacked because of who you are," he said.
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So it was either I get to work on it or I get to work on a new film directed by him for two months.
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" The third, and final step: "We get to work.
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They really need to get to work — and fast.
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Republicans, let's face the voters — and get to work.
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But this issue collapses divisions between departments like no other — fashion editors get to work with text editors who get to work with photo editors with an intensity that they don't normally.
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Finish my homework and get to work on actual work.
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I get to work and immediately order a chicken sandwich.
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" Following her decisive victory, Pelosi tweeted, "Let's get to work.
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I happily accept and get to work on her spread!
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I turn up Chance The Rapper and get to work.
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And even more exciting that we get to work together!!
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I get to work and do my basic makeup routine.
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With mere hours until the interview, we get to work.
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You know what this means, bird watchers: get to work.
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I'm so lucky to get to work with these people.
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I get to work and make coffee and some oatmeal.
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Then we can get to work on our domestic problems.
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Then I take out my things and get to work.
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But let's get to work on that Wicked bribery, stat.
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I get to work a few minutes before 8 a.m.
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Then I head to my desk and get to work.
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Then pull out your isopropyl alcohol and get to work.
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I get to work and try to get things done.
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I am excited and humbled, ready to get to work.
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"I get to work in Clapham at 8," he says.
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I'm ready to get to work today, tomorrow, or whatever.
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Mars enters Taurus today, encouraging you to get to work.
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From there, he has 50 minutes to get to work.
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"Reality check, I have to get to work," she says.
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And both said they were eager to get to work.
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"I'd probably get to work on time," Ms. LeBron said.
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Then Rousseff should get to work in reviving the economy.
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But let's get to work on making more of it.
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It is time to get to work and do it.
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People with jobs had no way to get to work.
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Then they insert a barbed straw and get to work.
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Now, women -- and men -- must get to work finding solutions.
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Let's give thanks, and then let's all get to work.
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"I get to work from wherever I want," he says.
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Where you can get to work in under 10 minutes.
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The more kits ordered, the more employees get to work.
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This is the way they want to get to work.
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We only get to work for four hours a day.
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They won't be able to get to work on time.
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"I won't be able to get to work," he says.
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And with that he excused himself to get to work.
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I pound two cups of coffee and get to work.
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Now, let's get to work on getting that $100,000 invested.
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Now, we must get to work on addressing the process.
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Staffing was difficult, because some employees couldn't get to work.
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She usually doesn't get to work until closer to 9.
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I get to work on the roasted sweet potato salad.
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That meant he could get to work on his own.
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When the protein order arrives, I get to work butchering.
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And now I get to work at it on scale.
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I hunker down and get to work, then pass out immediately.
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I get up, make us both smoothies, and get to work.
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The Moon enters Virgo today, encouraging you to get to work!
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"I cannot wait to get to work with him," LaFleur said.
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But when we all get to work together it's really fun.
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We're going to get to work immediately for the American people.
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When I get to work, I jump right into the day.
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I get to work and catch up on a few things.
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Our strategy: Scope out inspiration on Instagram and get to work.
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Grab your molasses, cinnamon, fire, and brimstone, and get to work.
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I get home and get to work prepping for book club.
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I get to work on the submission for the restaurant project.
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So get a towel, get your dog and get to work.
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Make myself a Nespresso with brown sugar and get to work.
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For me, that meant it was time to get to work.
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I get to work with a kind and pleasant cast/crew.
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How can Jack and Jill both get to work on time?
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No more fun and games—it's time to get to work.
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I still have to take the subway to get to work.
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Be prepared to roll up your sleeves and get to work.
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The time to get to work on this is right now.
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Should they buy the car they need to get to work?
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The Trump administration and U.S. officials must get to work immediately.
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"I get to work in the magic that is middle school."
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I get to work with horses, be around them, you know.
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I would rather ... get to work with him on the Ukraine.
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So figure out what you love, and then get to work.
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We got to roll our sleeves up and get to work.
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But then I snap out of it and get to work.
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We have to be honest about that—and get to work.
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And that the strong ones — us — needed to get to work.
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McConnell should get to work and reach an agreement with Sen.
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You can't be flat-footed when they say, 'Get to work.
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To meet this challenge, the FCC needs to get to work.
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GRIDDLE I get to work by 10 or a little before.
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"We're going to get to work," Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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I sign out and get to work creating remote lesson plans.
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I get to work and log my weekend spend and OMG!!!!
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Let's get to work on some dual vice and virtue signaling.
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I rarely get to work with someone so close in size.
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The rest of us just show up and get to work.
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It helps those who can't afford a car get to work.
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We need to confirm him and let him get to work.
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The early hours are not just to get to work, though.
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That means, in order to get to work by 7 a.m.
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I grab a chocolate chip Clif Bar and get to work.
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A. gets home shortly after me and we get to work!
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" "What I believe is that we have to get to work.
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Thanks to my power walking, I get to work on time.
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Afterwards, he and few friends don overalls and get to work.
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You don't always get to work on the highest-profile things.
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"I think it's going to eventually occur in the sense that people are not going to be able to get to work, they can't afford to get to work," said Mr. Young, the prison union leader.
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She said that she was able to get to work, but if she's not able to get to work or get home from work, she'll call me before I have to go to work at 4:30pm.
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I get to work and work on a project with a coworker.
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And they often get to work in the middle of the day.
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When an elevator needs to be fixed, these specialists get to work.
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I can pick one of the 70 things and get to work.
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I get to work and eat my Perfect Bar and an apple.
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" Jones tweeted, "Let's get to work so we can get things done!
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It's rare that we get to work with artists who get it.
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I get to work on a draft for some new internal regulations.
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Would you change how you get to work for $10 a month?
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It's time to get to work and WIN for America in 2020!
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I turn on music (Arctic Monkeys, the classics) and get to work.
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This must be a childhood dream to get to work with them.
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Fingers crossed that I get to work before my 10 a.m. meeting.
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I get to work on checking things off my to-do list.
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It could also come from Scott's own PAC, Let's Get to Work.
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I grab a Stumptown Nitro and a banana and get to work!
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With the playlist generator installed, click its icon and get to work.
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Today the Moon enters Taurus and inspires you to get to work.
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"American Gods," I get to work with Bryan Fuller and Michael Green.
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Traffic is light today and I get to work in no time.
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Now, every time we get to work together the relationship gets better.
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Trump has brought Republicans to the table -- now let's get to work.
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The MotoMods just snap on with magnets and immediately get to work.
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I get to work about 10 minutes later and dive into research.
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"I'm super excited to get to work with a legend like him."
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The Moon enters Capricorn this afternoon, inspiring you to get to work!
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If she doesn't like that option, then she should get to work.
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You're eager to get to work as the moon enters Scorpio tonight.
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Eager to get to work, Starr immediately threw himself into the project.
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Forty millennia is plenty of time for evolution to get to work.
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Put another way: head down to your batcave and get to work.
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Thing is, you don't always get to work on your dream project.
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I pop out of cover, ready my weapons, and get to work.
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Metro shutdown Commuters in Washington may not get to work until lunchtime.
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But like we said: When models get to work, it's serious business.
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The moon enters Aries today, inspiring you to get to work, Scorpio.
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Some, like Andrew Hossack, are in a hurry to get to work.
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So now she could get to work, if she had a job.
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Why should their residents have a functioning way to get to work?
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Our elected officials — both Republicans and Democrats — should get to work immediately.
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Acuna: How fun to get to work on one of your favorites.
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"Let's get to work!" she said in a statement following her victory.
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"What I believe is we have to get to work," Trump said.
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And then we need to get to work getting it all implemented.
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Plus, I was in a hurry and needed to get to work.
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The sooner the shutdown ends, the sooner Trump can get to work.
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The moon in Taurus encourages you to get to work today, Sagittarius!
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The Moon enters Virgo this morning, encouraging you to get to work.
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The new moon in Leo also pushes you to get to work.
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So this is impacting your ability to get to work on time.
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My ideas just explode when I get to work with other artists.
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Coca-Cola truck drivers get to work as early as 4 a.
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From there, the microbes get to work, turning the alcohol into vinegar.
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I'll get into the kitchen after I've showered and get to work.
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When the TV truck arrives, he and his assistants get to work.
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"What I believe is, we have to get to work," he said.
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My big thing is that I get to work with amazing people.
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It's over ... we all need to move on and get to work.
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Let's let the committees get to work and see where it goes.
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So let's stop blaming each and other and let's get to work.
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Meanwhile, I have to hop on the metro to get to work.
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The ruling essentially invites Parliament to get to work and fix that.
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"I have no desire to get to work at 4 in the morning."
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Get to work at 7 and eat my rice and beans for breakfast.
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They are ready to get to work on the issues they campaigned on.
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I get to work on a few things and head into a meeting.
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He grabs a clean spice grinder and we're ready to get to work.
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You have to work within canon, but you get to work within canon.
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Not every Apple employee will get to work in the new building—ouch!
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch I'm not big on New Year's resolutions.
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Most scientists don't get to work in a field of their own creation.
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Commuters are paying for gas to get to work on their credit cards.
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We are both planners, so it's great when we get to work together.
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Take the time to massage in something hydrating first, then get to work.
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I'll get coffee (and a free granola bar) when I get to work.
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And, maybe tomorrow, they'll get to work on a script (or two) together.
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If so, it's time to give me a call and get to work.
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If I really have to get to work, I take a shower first.
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The subway is mercifully cooperative and I get to work a little early.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Leaving your job is a huge decision.
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It takes an extra 15 minutes to get to work, so I'm late.
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Then get to work on the recipe that'll revolutionize your work-lunch game.
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I want to get to work early to crank out some risk assessments.
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When you live on the content farm, you have to get to work.
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At home, I get to work cutting, weeding, and ironing on my designs.
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I get to work late (as usual) and work while snacking on chocolate.
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Then grab your lipstick, your S.O., and get to work trying the trend.
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After surveying the ingredients for a few seconds, the two get to work.
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A flying car sounds like a cool way to get to work, right?
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This is a fantastic time to get to work on home improvement projects.
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I get to work, my sibling gets to vent, and everyone's better off.
|
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While you're sleeping, your subconscious mind will get to work on those things.
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Denham — let's get to work on this airport and our other infrastructure needs.
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It was so easy to just jump back in and get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch You've landed a brand new job. Congratulations!
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Going after a promotion is never easy.
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I read a book — usually dense Russian literature — before I get to work.
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In our party, three want their hair done; the ladies get to work.
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" He added, "That's two before most people get to work in the morning.
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But I get to work with Scorsese, which I really want to do.
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Let's get to work, expand our Republican majorities, and elect Donald Trump president!
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"Now I'm going to have to set my alarm and get to work."
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Learn as much as you can, become an expert, and get to work.
|
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Meanwhile, Ben and Kent get to work dealing with the New Hampshire situation.
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CLINTON: That's a — that's — go to the — please, fact checkers, get to work.
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But now that you know, it's time to get to work fixing it.
|
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I get to work with people on the other side of the globe.
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Now it's time for the world's No. 1 player to get to work.
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You just have to get to work and find the multitudes inside you.
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You just have to get to work and find the multitudes inside you.
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GET TO WORK I spend a good two hours working on my book.
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I really appreciate the steps people take to get to work every day.
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Ready to be sworn in & get to work for the people of #PA18.
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Then, I would eat breakfast, drink too much coffee and get to work.
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"Sometimes I will get to work and realize that my socks don't match."
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"People need cars to get around, get to work, get paid," he said.
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It's time for us, it's time for you Iowans, to get to work.
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Now, Stout uses an ElliptiGO, or an elliptical bicycle, to get to work.
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Now that leadership is on board, activists want them to get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Job hunting while unemployed is uniquely stressful.
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The time has come for Congress to get to work on those protections.
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They need to get to work, and come back to me with recommendations.
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Now, go sharpen those knives and get to work on mastering the chiffonade technique!
|
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Let communities needing a hand define your role for you — then, get to work.
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"I'm just letting it all sink in, and I'm ready to get to work."
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Get to work, then get to lounging until those May flowers come your way.
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I drop my husband and dog off and get to work by 7:20.
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You'll also get to work on real designs so you can enhance your portfolio.
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I snack on some English muffins at my desk when I get to work.
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I get to work right on time and start my day at the office.
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You didn't have to pile on three different layers just to get to work.
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I drop him off at the train and get to work by 8:20.
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I make myself a smoothie and a cup of coffee and get to work.
|
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I get to work at 229 and try to avoid running into my boss.
|
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I eat a breakfast bar, get ready, and get to work just before 8.
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"I was encouraging him to really get to work here," Hatch told CNN later.
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I swipe into my university gym with my student ID and get to work.
|
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These clients then get to work with the veterans for up to a year.
|
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I throw my lunch into the fridge, grab a headset, and get to work.
|
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Once I'm in, I grab my coffee from the café and get to work.
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I grab a banana with peanut butter and a seltzer and get to work.
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I finally get to work at 10:25 and settle in for the day.
|
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I get to work at 28:229, hopeful that my workload picks up today.
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I also get to work from home tomorrow, so it basically feels like Friday!
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Sit down, eat my breakfast, and get to work on our weekly construction updates.
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I can even split-screen the terminal and Safari and really get to work.
|
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"You get to work with people and help them meet their goals," Penwell said.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Maybe you've seen this unfold in your workplace.
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This is Emily's time to polish off those Louboutin heels and get to work.
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Balderson, meanwhile, was celebrating, saying he&aposs ready to get to work in Congress.
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They told Professor Palmroth, who was able to get to work looking into it.
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"I get to work together with a broad range of talented people," McMaster said.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Ready for that promotion you've been dreaming of?
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Some could not afford car repairs, which meant they could not get to work.
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I make coffee, fry up an egg, and get to work finishing the stock.
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The risks are known, but the desperation to get to work or home prevails.
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Glad to be on the Let's Get To Work bus with Rick Scott. pic.twitter.
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Edible robots made from gelatin may soon get to work in your intestinal tract.
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The GDPR provides a framework and an incentive for everyone to get to work.
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Soon those newly-elected officials will be sworn in and will get to work.
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Just because you work more efficiently, doesn't mean you'll get to work any less.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Climbing the career ladder is no easy feat.
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"It's an incredible honor when you get to work with great composers," she said.
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Once you pick a song, the next step is to get to work recording.
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It's exciting when you get to work with people who know what they're doing.
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He'd spent months collecting everything, and now it was time to get to work.
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S inger : The rush to get to work, that inner necessity to make something.
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All I can say is get to work or get out of the way.
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We have to get to work immediately to dig ourselves out of this hole.
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I need 224-803 minutes before I get to work and then I'm happy.
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From there, the artists at Cuddle Clones get to work on your handmade slippers.
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"It's a way to get to work and get a little exercise," she said.
|
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"The president is showing the way so get to work on time," he said.
|
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It's lovely that I get to work from home freely during these chaotic times.
|
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So not only could they work legally — but they could actually get to work.
|
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Now I've got to get to work so I can get on that level.
|
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Rutherford and Sullivan will get to work trying to fit the pieces together again.
|
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"The best way to get to work is unknown at this moment," she said.
|
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I ground myself, put my head back in the game, and get to work.
|
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After about an hour, I finally get to work after cleaning off the desk.
|
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I have a large cup of tea and get to work by 7:30.
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That's your cue to get to work on your own emotional independence and boundaries.
|
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We recently had a client whose husband needed a car to get to work.
|
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"Or maybe he just couldn't sleep, and it was time to get to work."
|
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Once again, CALinnovates calls upon Congress to take the hint and get to work.
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I get ready super quickly and still manage to get to work around 7.
|
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It's not something I had time for when I had to get to work.
|
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Anyone who wants their vote needs to get to work and offer real solutions.
|
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Get to work and plan and organize a bit before students arrive at 8.
|
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"This is what I discovered as I tried to get to work," she wrote.
|
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He borrows her car to get to work, and he feels guilty about that.
|
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Holt: Folks, let me — Clinton: Go to — please, the fact checkers, get to work.
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The Moon enters creative Water sign Scorpio today, encouraging you to get to work.
|
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At best, I usually manage a glass of water before I get to work.
|
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They need to go into it with an open mind and get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Excessive job-hopping can be damaging to your resume.
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It's still not easy to get to work downtown, and there's no solution in sight.
|
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About three years ago, Kris Jenner gave daughter Kylie Jenner some advice: Get to work.
|
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But despite outrage from celebrities and Democratic politicians, DeVos is ready to get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Thinking about quitting your job but can't quite commit?
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Or, it may require you to simply focus hardcore the moment you get to work.
|
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The secondary gain is that those studying the subject get to work with the materials.
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But how much introspection does one really need before it's time to get to work?
|
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About two-thirds of the commuters relied exclusively on a car to get to work.
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But I think I have to get the papers signed and then get to work.
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I'll get to work soon enough and take care of what needs to get done.
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I get to work by 6:30 and eat an Rxbar during last night's report.
|
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Grab your favorite nail polish and get to work on your at-home pedicure skills.
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I get to work and mindlessly check emails and search for flight deals to Portland.
|
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It really is a prime mechanism for them to do business and get to work.
|
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I close my door and put on music or a podcast and get to work.
|
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I get into the office early and get to work on super fun training videos.
|
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I get to work around 10:40 and mentally prepare myself for another boring day.
|
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I make a mental note to buy more on Amazon once I get to work.
|
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There's a ton of fog, and it takes longer than normal to get to work.
|
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Time to get to work — I have a couple calls and loan docs to review.
|
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I catch up on yesterday's Money Diary and some emails, and then get to work.
|
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Benn: It's so amazing that we get to work in an industry we both love.
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The doctor's this is what you have, this are the treatments, let's get to work.
|
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Fortunately, you get to work with others (up to 20 players) to take it down.
|
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Dallas' season just ended, but now seems like a good time to get to work.
|
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And that low case load means they get to work their cases hard, he said.
|
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It's the first full week members of Congress get to work with a President Trump.
|
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" On his McConnell criticism: "I said, Mitch, get to work and let's get it done.
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Yeah, you can&apost drive your car, so then you can&apost get to work.
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I treat it like going to work and I try to get to work everyday.
|
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Some engineers like Jasmine Hsu are even lucky enough to get to work with robots.
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This is much more fun because you get to work with rock bands and stuff.
|
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Now that Sony has granted that wish, it can get to work on the rest.
|
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Get really specific: Have you wrecked your car and still need to get to work?
|
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Now these ladies just need to get to work on the possible third Sisterhood movie.
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"Glad to be on the Let's Get To Work bus with Rick Scott," Bush wrote.
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But I get to work with a group of people that I can relate to.
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He suggested that it strap on its police cap and badge and get to work.
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And why hasn't James Corden figured out how to get to work by himself yet?
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We always roll up our sleeves and get to work when the going gets tough.
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Knowing was such a relief, because it meant we could get to work on solutions.
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You get to work with many talented people and learn from their profession and efficiency.
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"I'm glad [the campaign] is over and I'm anxious to get to work," he said.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch You probably feel like you're always busy at work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch "What's your current salary?" a hiring manager asks you.
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We both also promised to get to work on lowering the cost of prescription drugs.
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That doesn&apost help the city of Chicago, either people need to get to work.
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Most importantly it allows Diaz to get to work with short blows and body work.
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To get to work with chefs has opened up a whole other world for me.
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And then the businesses whose profits might be imperiled by such progress get to work.
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A guiding principle is the idea of people who ordinarily don't get to work together.
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If something needs fixing around the house, whip out your toolkit and get to work.
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At that point, Brazil will get to work on pulling together a true national team.
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A month after the wedding, it was time to get to work running the town.
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Then the bees get to work, making honey that looks and tastes like no other.
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I can get to work on commute twice as fast as I could via car.
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When you get to work here, you're aware that you belong to this amazing history.
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Workers with higher ratings get preference on orders, which means they get to work more.
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They have specially trained staff and infrastructure who show up quickly and get to work.
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CreditCreditChristopher Griffith for The New York Times Rachel Maddow was trying to get to work.
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I grab a cup of coffee with a splash of creamer and get to work.
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Instead, such an order would be a starting gun for agencies to get to work.
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Now it is time for everyone to get a move on and get to work.
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After this course, you'll have the tools and knowledge you need to get to work.
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Or simply grab a question that is bothering you each day and get to work.
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Then I get to work on the things I was not able to finish yesterday.
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I put on the Afford Anything podcast and get to work for my main client.
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I get to work right on time and eat a protein bar at my desk.
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The first thing I do when I get to work is put on a record.
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I am eager to get to work and face the challenges that this position presents.
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Then, let's roll up our sleeves and get to work delivering freedom to public employees.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Facebook is one of today's most sought-after employers.
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Put aside your pride, put your past behind you and get to work, he said.
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It is time to stop the hypocrisy and get to work to solve these problems.
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"It's very special that I get to work with my children every day," he says.
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I take the subway to the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) to get to work.
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My bills keep coming, gas to get to work still needs to be paid for.
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"I never knew I would get to work on Opportunity 15 years later," she said.
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It takes longer to get to work in some parts of the US than others.
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As a journalist, though, I get to work on the living, daily version of history.
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So I get to work with my closest friends ... on something I really believe in.
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And despite Johnson not being on the short list of names the Police Board recommended, everyone agrees that he must get to work, and get to work immediately, addressing problems in a city shaken by violent crime and deep-seated distrust of law enforcement.
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In fact, Laura and Patricia cut their interview short because they had to get to work.
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When I get to work, I fill my travel mug with the coffee the school provides.
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You'll be ready to get to work today, after the Moon enters diligent Earth sign Virgo.
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Metrocard, while a mother in Texas needs to fill the gas tank to get to work.
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I get to work and make sure missing my prep won't impact my day too much.
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I get to work charging my various devices and attempting to repack my bag a bit.
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I get to work using public transport and read a bit of Catcher in the Rye.
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You don't need to have a perfect explanation of something to get to work solving it.
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TYRUS: But if you&aposre an adult, you get your behind up and get to work.
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I walk back to my desk, proud of my team and eager to get to work.
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I pop in my headphones for true crime podcast adventures and get to work on spreadsheets.
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When I get to work, I see that my project manager has set everything up perfectly.
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You'll be tested this evening around how responsible you've been—so get to work today, Sag!
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We're also looking for stories from women who go to extreme lengths to get to work.
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She takes off her wedding ring as they get to work, and suddenly the rain hits.
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"I think we in the business community need to get to work on this," he said.
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Once I'm done, I get to work meal-prepping, and first up is the chicken cacciatore.
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I'm super excited to receive his recommendations and to get to work improving the back end!
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GettyIf you live in DC, I really hope you get to work from home on Wednesday.
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I'm seriously overdue for a haircut so I make an appointment when I get to work.
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I want to wash the salt and slush off my car before I get to work.
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The legislators would return, he announced, and that being the case, they should get to work.
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I purposely woke up extra early to get to work early but obviously that didn't happen.
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We get to work first, get to the net, and focus on making plays after that.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Nailing an interview is hard, especially for your dream job.
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You have to know when to turn off the "good time" attitude, and get to work.
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For still photos you get to work with 20.2-megapixels and Dual DIGIC 6+ image processors.
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So when I arrived in Prague on day one, I was ready to get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Recovering from a major workplace mistake is no easy feat.
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Once a design is completed, model shop builders get to work bringing Roe's vision to life.
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"Stop planting seeds of division and fear and instead get to work on finding a solution."
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Fewer than half of the people who work in the city get to work by car.
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It's rare that you get to work with somebody who can transform a costume by performance.
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Choose a way to help, ask a friend to join you, and let's get to work.
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"It is time to get to work," Jones said in brief remarks aimed at her constituents.
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" Or this quote from Trump: "I said, 'Mitch, get to work and let's get it done.
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"So excited to get to work for the VP to promote POTUS' agenda!" she also tweeted.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Asking your boss for a raise can be nerve-racking.
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""I get to have fun with all these opportunities and get to work with amazing people.
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If you make the cut, get ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work.
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To get to work every day, I have to trek from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to Midtown Manhattan.
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We need men and women in Congress who are willing to get to work finding solutions.
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He added that he wanted to vote with his son, who had to get to work.
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"Go home, get to work, we have a lot of things to fight for," Miller said.
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Then when I get to work, I go online and check out all the other sites.
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We need to put aside the partisan bickering, roll up our sleeves, and get to work.
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However, early today, the public is demanding your attention, and you'll need to get to work.
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As the story goes, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich overheard and told them to get to work.
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I didn't care what the vehicle looked like so long as I could get to work.
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After getting ready, I commute 40-50 minutes by subway to get to work in Manhattan.
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I get to work with my friends and build something amazing and maybe change the world?
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Put simply, Cook said, the world needs fixing and college graduates need to get to work.
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Longer commutes Americans are driving longer on the country's roads and bridges to get to work.
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"Get to work on time, and don't embarrass me," the younger Marsh recalled his father saying.
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Venus just wants us to all get along, and Capricorn wants us to get to work.
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Silsbee Chief of Police Waylan Rhodes even had to take a helicopter to get to work.
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And so I get to work with, like, really cool tech companies and some media companies.
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It's not until I have one solid idea that I can get to work on it.
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I just happen to have a different job where I don't get to work from home.
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Luckily, I have an amazing team of nurses and physicians that I get to work with.
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If mass transit is your only way to get to work and it closes, what then?
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I have half a container of overnight oats from TJ's when I get to work (meh).
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I'm really fortunate to get to work with him, he's an amazing artist and creative director.
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It's just as well because I need something to sort through before I get to work.
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Around the city, some shops reopened with small crews — with whatever employees could get to work.
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Before cars were common, and buses ferried people around, people still had to get to work.
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Voters and politicians are eager to find common ground and get to work on major priorities.
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From Stevens's perspective, Ewing must get to work schmoozing with the local basketball community — like, yesterday.
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In the winter, I get to work with the data inside, where it's snug and warm.
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But wow, it was just one of the cooler things I'll ever get to work on.
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I set myself up at one of the co-working shared desks and get to work.
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"Renters are not opposed to be taking multiple trains to get to work," Mr. Barrocas added.
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Tomorrow will be another opportunity to wake up, get to work and try to get better.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch How you're perceived at work is crucial to your success.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Here's some unconventional career advice: Binge-watch a TV series.
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As the National Assembly began to get to work, it continued to clash with the court.
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All sides must pick up a bucket and trowel and get to work on needed repairs.
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She never thought she'd get to work alongside a baby she once held in her arms.
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In Escape, each player is a hipster in Bushwick trying to get to work in Manhattan.
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LAWRENCE I get to work with people like Will Packer, Misha Green, Jas Waters, Kenya Barris.
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"With the MPC, there's nothing else you need to do but get to work," Keith says.
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Either way, Migos need to get to work because the world needs the rest of these.
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Most high schools start before 12.53 am to help parents get to work by 9 am.
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Even someone whose employer isn't impacted might not be able to get to work anyway: The highway they use to get to work might be fractured, their home could be uninhabitable or need major repairs, or worse, they might need time to search for family members.
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When I get to work, I put the salmon on top which acts as the dressing, too.
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No, but we have regular practice-shooting sessions, where we get to work with a shooting coach.
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You can't get to work without experiencing the joy of no less than three bodily fluid transfers.
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He can put on his suit and his tie and comb his hair and get to work.
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"You'll get to work with like-minded people and you're going to energize the room," he added.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Do you feel bored, stuck or uninspired by your current career?
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Government offices in Atlanta opened an hour late to give people extra time to get to work.
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Baaf left Berlin at midnight to be able to get to work on time with the pig.
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"If I don't get to work, I don't get money," said Andres Sarcos, a deliveryman for Amazon.
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And even if supplies could be delivered, many employees would still be unable to get to work.
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Our dear little bear gets sent to jail, while the Browns get to work clearing his name.
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Mars mission crew members would need to be able to get to work almost immediately after landing.
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I turn on a Spotify playlist and get to work taking down the art from my walls.
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But grown-ups had to struggle to get to work despite disrupted underground, bus and rail services.
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I can't wait to get to work on finding and supporting the next generation of great founders.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is known for his unconventional leadership outlook.
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In the meantime, I get to work on my other story and research some more pitch ideas.
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I have quite a few meetings today, so I plan out my schedule and get to work.
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The Moon is hardworking Earth sign Capricorn is reminding you that it's time to get to work.
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I love my job and I like that I get to work with such talented, extraordinary guys.
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When I get to work, I settle in, fill up my water bottle, and grab a coffee.
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I get a low fare warning, so I reload my ORCA card when I get to work.
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I chug the rest of my coffee, put on some Latin pop music, and get to work.
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I get to work from home every two weeks (per the ADA) to get my Humira shot.
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I'm not very hungry yet, so I consider waiting to eat breakfast until I get to work.
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I'm relieved to get to work, because it means I can distract myself from these bad vibes.
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Unless you get to work on the two plays you're doing now, the same thing will happen.
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I will get to work on [task at hand] and keep you updated as I make progress.
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I get a prepaid metro card through work and use it to get to work every day.
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But the only real solution is people avoiding having to travel long distances to get to work.
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I've frozen some sliced banana at work so I munch on that as I get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Few careers are as storied as Bill Belichick's 42-year run.
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And he wanted me to put these on and told me I had to get to work.
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Then when you get to work, before you go in the building, walk around the block once.
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I'm not feeling amazing after last night's margaritas but I shake it off and get to work.
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With the money now banked, Kik needs to get to work and make good on its vision.
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"I guess I'll hear about it when I get to work on Monday," the official told Politico.
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I'm only asking for better pay and a hot cup of coffee when I get to work.
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We have an outstanding team and we're excited to get to work on the American people's priorities.
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" The architect added, "Trump doesn't waste people's time; when he calls, we get to work right away.
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We need someone who can roll up their sleeves, get to work and turn our party around.
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"But Brumfield says she was "making pennies" and could "barely afford to get to work every day.
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Conforto wanted to get to work, so he did not take the permissible 72 hours to report.
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How does a young man with disabilities get to work when the city cuts the transportation budget?
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch If you think your boss is inept, you're certainly not alone.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch The days of spending decades at one company are long gone.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Getting ahead in business is all about who you know, right?
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Future Atlantic colleagues: I can't wait to get to work and join you on this important mission.
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Democrats and Republicans alike must roll up their sleeves and get to work, the Majority Leader included.
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How do you get to work on time when the buses you rely on often break down?
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Americans drive on crumbling roads and bridges to get to work and get their kids to school.
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This is a good starting point for Congress to get to work and pass a permanent solution.
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You're ready to get organized and get to work, Aries, thanks to the Moon in diligent Virgo.
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When you get to work and you have a lot going on, this is the last time.
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"Only very few times do you get to work with somebody as iconic as Beyonce," Glover said.
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I really enjoy every chance I get to work at the radio station and talk about sports.
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It's designed for the frequent user who might rely on Uber to get to work or play.
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There are whoops as the underfloor transducers get to work and the bass rumbles through the dancefloor.
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Cue the anxious internal monologue: If I stay on this train, when will I get to work?
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As Ms. Muteba fought to get to work, other commuter dramas were playing out across the system.
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They hope to get to work on this next evolution when they return to campus this spring.
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Mr. Moore and about two dozen people get to work after the store closes at 7 p.m.
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So they take two buses — or one bus ride and a long walk — to get to work.
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Congress should get to work protecting this progress for the sake of all consumers and online entrepreneurs.
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It's an honor to help make him the 46th President and I'm ready to get to work.
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But out of that dramatic 33% market plunge comes another chance for Miller to get to work.
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People need to get to work and they are finding that public transit isn't getting them there.
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Public transport would continue to run, Conte said, in order to allow people to get to work.
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Another state, South Dakota, suspends driver's licenses, making it nearly impossible for people to get to work.
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Philip arrived on the first day of the new year, eager, he announced, to get to work.
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It's time to stop talking and get to work creating the health care system our veterans deserve.
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It's time to learn from experience, put together a new political game plan, and get to work.
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Today, Cuban's advice is to succeed is to start learning something and get to work at it.
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The Trump administration needs to move past the bluster, roll up its sleeves, and get to work.
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We never got an apology, but we did get to work on our balance and core strength.
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You may not be able to get to work reliably if you can't understand a transit schedule.
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"I have no desire to get to work at four in the morning," Warren Buffett told NewsHour.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch A tough boss may be challenging, demanding and even downright mean.
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Watts wants Americans to get to work preventing everyday gun violence as well as horrific mass shootings.
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We needed to face Ebola and get to work to do what made sound public health sense.
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I talked to Nick and John and told them to just ad-lib and get to work.
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It feels like Miró will appear at any moment, pick up this palette, and get to work.
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The last few weeks have been fun, but now it's time for you to get to work.
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You're only on for a short amount of time so you don't get to work on anything.
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I get to work in about 15 minutes, so I shave a third off my average commute time.
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He asked if she was in a rush, and she said she was trying to get to work.
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House Republicans are expected to get to work immediately on rolling back some of President Barack Obama's regulations.
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Time now to get to work on sharing some of these terrific ideas with my own loved ones.
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I listen to the finale of The Dropout and plan to make coffee when I get to work.
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We have some big ideas for that business and we're going to get to work in retooling it.
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Lagarde said the initial decision to get to work on building a rainy day fund could come quickly.
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A meeting didn't go so well, so I isolate myself in a conference room and get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Public speaking can be frustrating, anxiety-producing, or, for some, downright terrifying.
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I get to work on this paper (yes, still) and track down relevant citations to add in throughout.
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I buy a single ride and figure I'll decide what plan to buy when I get to work.
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We don't get to work together much, and it's really nice to start our day by catching up.
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The roads are terrible, and it takes me an hour and a half again to get to work.
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Where Kirk was stumped by something, Spock would say "fascinating" and get to work on solving the puzzle.
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On weekdays, this is sleeping in for me, so I get to work after E. heads to school.
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They get their marching orders on Wednesday night and get to work with the Saturday night deadline looming.
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"I mean I get to work with water and really make a difference in the community," she said.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I've got to get to work on unlocking this amazing Zenyatta Nutcracker skin.
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I still manage to get to work around 54.23:15 and set up for meetings I have today.
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He is fortunate to have a powered wheelchair and nursing assistants that can help him get to work.
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I get to work a little late, start up my computer, and get water and Earl Grey going.
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But I get to work on building my dreams with her and sharing the successes with her, too.
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"I think it was a big challenge at first to get to work with one another," Pascal said.
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It snowed six inches overnight, so I know I need to hustle this morning to get to work.
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I tell myself that I can do it and get to work typing as fast as I can.
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With fresh produce in hand, we head into the MUNCHIES test kitchen to watch him get to work.
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I get to work and try to do as much as I can so I can leave early.
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It's expensive but I think it's worth it to get to work and home without risking an accident.
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Thompson said he figured he'd get to work early to let co-workers leave earlier, a Christmas gesture.
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So if you get to work and realize you've left your door unlocked, there's nothing you can do.
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In order to get it all done, I've had to keep my head down and get to work.
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I live approximately three miles from the lab, but it takes roughly 50 minutes to get to work.
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You're feeling inspired to get to work, and with Jupiter's influence, there are many opportunities coming your way.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Regardless of the task, your manager is always looking over your shoulder.
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After all, even commuters turned off by Uber's alleged misconduct still have to get to work on time.
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Toss the casserole you accidentally left on the counter all night, and get to work on the rest.
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T. and I walk G. to the subway because he needs to get to work by 9 a.m.
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CrunchMatch will get to work and make suggestions, which you can approve — and CrunchMatch will do the rest.
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I use the office fruit and nuts to make a quick post-workout snack and get to work.
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And to be able to work with all the great people I get to work with every day.
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In 2013 and 2014, Tenet contributed $50,000 each year to Let's Get to Work, Scott's political action committee.
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They can get to work on Monday, and before noon, someone brings them a week's worth of lunches.
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This may be more feasible for some than others, but if possible, get to work a cheaper way.
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And I think that should be an inspiration, encouraging other people to get up and get to work.
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I would hope, and the American people should expect ... for the Senate to get to work and act.
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They know they're going to get to work with great actors, and they'll get to play eccentric characters.
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Senators will get to work in the coming week on President Trump's nominees to the Federal Communications Commission.
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"For those of us lucky enough to get to work with him, it's been an insanely great honor."
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I mean, maybe even – a lot of us start work really before we get to work, of course.
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It's time for the self-proclaimed 'master of the deal' to get to work on a coordinated strategy.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch As you advance professionally, it's inevitable that you're going to make mistakes.
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Senators will hold a brief session Tuesday and then get to work debating the energy bill from Sen.
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Those with less visceral connections to the crash had a simpler aim: to get to work on time.
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There is no shame in bumming smokes or returning empties to afford bus fare to get to work.
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Sadly, Shtalenkov wouldn't get to work on his Hockey Tonking, as he never played a game in Nashville.
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I am handed a folder and told to be ready to get to work first thing tomorrow morning.
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Every morning, I commute from the kitchen to my chair, coffee mug in hand, and get to work.
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For now, it just seems like a slightly more cost- and ecology-conscious way to get to work.
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When that's over, the House can get to work on passing the replacement and its tax reform agenda.
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This puzzle is brought to you by the free Wi-Fi that I couldn't actually get to work.
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In cities, the formerly jobless could get to work making coastlines more resilient against future storms and floods.
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The three stick to a strict schedule to make sure they can all get to work on time.
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He looks more like someone waiting for a bus to get to work than someone who's already there.
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Mr. Spencer compared the web to a series of roads crowded by people trying to get to work.
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When Young wants to get to work by 7 am, it means waking up in the wee hours.
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Across southeastern Texas, highways were shut down, routines were disrupted and people were struggling to get to work.
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I find a desk and get to work while eating my plain yogurt with granola from the office.
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Toy Story 10.563 is on, so I watch a little bit of that before I get to work.
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LONG commute because it's snowing and there are tons of accidents, I get to work at 8:30.
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" Fazio told Sick to get to work, so he went home that night and Googled "French formal gardens.
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When I get to work, I make myself coffee and grab some Greek yogurt from the communal fridge.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch A bad day at work isn't reason enough to quit your job.
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If not, it's double the time to get to work, and I love the extra hour of sleep.
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It's time for the Senate to get to work and finally bring an end to the Obama administration.
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Others who are struggling to find a way to get to work can shop for a used Toyota.
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For those of us lucky enough to get to work with him, it's been an insanely great honor.
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Traffic is horrible because of the snow, so I get to work about 15 minutes later than usual.
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I get to work and get right back to working on our event, it's only two days away!
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Mr. Trump said he could not wait for lawmakers to get to work on their newfound common ground.
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They could appropriate funds and untangle bureaucracy, so election administrators could get to work immediately making needed changes.
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But many riders might not recognize the man largely responsible for whether they get to work on time.
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More than 750,000 people in the city ride an hour or more every day to get to work.
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And even those who do have phones may not want to rely on them to get to work.
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Then Congress could get to work on health care and tax reform simultaneously, at whatever pace made sense.
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Also, if you're in Rochester or Buffalo, you're not really interested in helping Peter Kafka get to work.
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Only 100 of them will make it that far, and only 10 will get to work the Final Four.
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"The speaker is very happy for his friend and ready to get to work," said Doug Andres, his spokesman.
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When I get to work, I pay for G.'s swim class ($90) and the cleaner this week ($130).
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" On that note, she concluded her letter with her signature encouragement, "Now find your team, and get to work.
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"My dog was barking wildly, I had to get to work, and I was starting to freak," he said.
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I make a smoothie for breakfast and put it in my purse to have when I get to work.
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Once I get to work, I have one of the breakfast biscuits I bought yesterday to start the day.
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I'm already starting to get excited; it's a great professional development opportunity and I get to work with students.
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"It was an incredible moment — hands started going up and people were saying, 'Let's get to work,' " Jocelyn recalls.
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I drag myself to get ready and take our dog out, so I can get to work on time.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch The flexibility to work remotely is a perk many workers dream of having.
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I packed a bagel with cream cheese for breakfast, and it's soggy by the time I get to work.
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Once ESA figures out exactly what went wrong, it'll get to work making sure the same mistakes aren't repeated.
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"My team and I are very eager to get to work for you," Legault said Monday night on Twitter.
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Then I change in the beach parking lot in my car and get myself ready to get to work.
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On a typical day, Sarad, 1803, takes a train, a bus and two passenger jeeps to get to work.
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If you live in one of Australia's urban centres, there are many, many ways you could get to work.
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They'll stop the train from crashing, but won't fix the tracks that people depend on to get to work.
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Once they figure that out, then they can start to get to work explaining the cause of the waves.
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I don't want to use the coffee grinder, so I pick up a coffee once I get to work.
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When people are pushed out of their neighborhoods, farther away from jobs, they still have to get to work.
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Keep them in the back of your mind for days when you can barely get to work on time.
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The highway connects Seattle with Vancouver, so officials moved quickly to divert traffic and get to work on repairs.
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"It was very much just 'Find your corner, get to work, do whatever needs to be done,' " he says.
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If these cabinet guys get to work and have a sympathetic Congress, very practical, simple things could go on.
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Everyone knows the robots are coming, so we should probably get to work figuring out how we can coexist.
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The shower's probably busted, but if you can locate water, get to work washing yourself off—and be gentle.
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Trump should go more with his outsider gut, reject the nonsense of the political class, and get to work.
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As an engineer, my work is inherently tied to the producers and artists that I get to work with.
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I tend to wake up at the last possible second in order to get to work semi-on time.
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I say farewell to my friends and head back downtown toward East Bay to get to work on time.
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I would get to work at a different time every day, and I wasn't in any sort of routine.
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But it gave us a neutral territory where our shared interests could get to work on a common project.
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But it's cold a lot where we live, so I get to work pretty hard in the gym too!
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At the time, transit officials scrambled to add hundreds of buses to help some 70,000 commuters get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Goldman Sachs is a dream employer for anyone eyeing a career in finance.
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So Judge will watch Justin Bour hit for four minutes and then get to work on besting his total.
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"I know that our friends over in the Senate are eager to get to work," Ryan joked passive-aggressively.
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All you need to do is spray a thin mist on your pillow, and let it get to work.
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We need to confirm David Bernhardt so he can get to work on behalf of Montanans and the West.
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Optimists understand that where the nation has faults, it's time to roll up our sleeves and get to work.
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"I just think we should listen, more take it in and then get to work after it," he added.
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She says she's ready to get to work to help steer the company through its next level of growth.
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That is, assuming you're sprinting not because you just can't wait to get to work, but because it's pouring.
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If Republicans fail to get to work they will find themselves out of work in the next election cycle.
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"But we only get to work, like, ten weekends a year," a senior manager on the project told me.
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Now, leaders must get to work to make sure that the deliverables within that declaration actually come to fruition.
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It's time for everyone in Washington to roll up their sleeves, get to work, and lay a new foundation.
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"This is a dangerous situation and I do not want our employees trying to get to work," Turner said.
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Let's get to work for the 216 season because your boy is back and I am not going anywhere!
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The benefit for entrepreneurs is that they get to work with our senior scientists and scale up production quickly.
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After drop-off, I run to the bus (literally) to catch the bus and get to work on time.
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Any time we get to work with them, I'll just say, 'Hey, can you give me a little trim?
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President Trump unveiled today an executive action to get to work on his wall on our border with Mexico.
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Sakuraba fought considerably bigger men and relied on the low single which took some timing to get to work.
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The Moon in Gemini is illuminating the fame and fortune sector of your chart, so get to work, Virgo!
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He began taking meth after he found himself falling asleep at the wheel while trying to get to work.
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Can you believe that the reason we finally get to work remotely is because of a highly-contagious virus?
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In the moments when the pressure lets up it would be good to get to work with low kicks.
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Then arm yourself with a crowbar and a torchlight, and get to work on a truly unique party location.
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So with hope in our hearts and fire in our bellies, let's get to work and let's make history!
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There have been days that I've gone without eating just so I had enough gas to get to work.
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We need to get to work to make sure that those on the front lines have what they need.
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But at the same time, I know this is just the beginning and I have to get to work.
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I make a reservation for Eataly tonight because I know V. likes Italian, and then I get to work.
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Better yet, you'll get to work at your own pace and return to the content whenever you need to.
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I chug my iced coffee and get to work on those police logs, taking one thing at a time.
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It's snowing today so the commute takes a little longer than normal, I get to work at 8:20.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Many of today's most successful people agree that it takes more than a .
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About a week later, the state agreed to release the car, which Schindler's client needed to get to work.
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I get to work at my normal 7:10 but then drive over to the other building at 8.
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By contrast, people in the countryside needed more cars to get to work and possessed more individual heating systems.
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I had just started my final semester at Howard University and I would get to work at 2 a.m.
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She adds that the healthier your body, the longer you get to work and the more money you make.
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I get to work on some extremely simple tasks and then work on some social graphics for a client.
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The initiative would have allowed cities to ensure local residents get to work on federally funded public works projects.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch It's common to be asked to discuss your strengths in a job interview.
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You've outgrown some friend groups, but you're also eager to get to work for a cause you're passionate about.
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It's time for the joint committee to get to work and endorse this legislation that will make retirees whole.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Most millennial employees have heard this all-too-familiar advice: Find a mentor.
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I get to work just in time to park ($9) and pick up my usual from the cafe ($9.69).
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Many rely on public transit to get to work or need to schedule childcare in advance of their shifts.
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We should lean into the challenge, get to work and build an economic machine that can decarbonize the world.
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Some people left the long lines before they had a chance to vote to get to work on time.
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I do the same routine from yesterday and get to work at 453:30 to start auditing I-9s.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Every job candidate knows — on time, with a smile and a firm handshake.
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You're inspired to get to work on your creative projects and passion is flowing in your love life—enjoy!
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You get to work with other writers, which is something you don't get to do in the feature world.
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Though terrible, such shootings are not common enough to allow the crunchers of big data sets to get to work.
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Instead, you need to take a deep breath, chug a few mugs of hot, strong coffee, and get to work.
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I lay out my assortment of primping products lovingly on my vanity (read: tiny bathroom sink) and get to work.
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E-Verify means you don&apost get to work unless you are verified to be legally in the country, correct?
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It takes me roughly an hour to get to work, so I give myself room to get there by 10.
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I send a quick email to my mom, which I do every morning, then buckle down and get to work.
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Maybe this is the year Facebook will get to work on all of the problems it's been promising to fix.
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Time to get to work digging up roots and downloading data from equipment I had left out in the marsh.
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With my first paycheck, I bought a bike and then it only took me forty minutes to get to work.
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Which means if anyone really wants that pretty picture of a future Wilshire Boulevard, they need to get to work.
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I didn't have to audition for the show and I get to work with people I already know and love!
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The commute takes an hour and a half (it's normally 7753 minutes) and I get to work at 9:35.
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I grab coffee with a coworker at Starbucks (a flat white — $5 with a gift card) and get to work.
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It will be very interesting to see how Lee holds up if Ferguson can get to work on his body.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Prepping for an interview can be nerve-wracking and exciting at the same time.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Let's face it, not everyone wakes up every day excited about going to work.
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"So with hope in our hearts and with fire in our bellies, let's get to work and let's make history."
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Once the promised software update has a chance to get to work, we expect more information will be available everywhere.
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Some of the employees for the space center had to be flown into the site today to get to work.
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"I depend heavily on ride-hailing services to get to work," said Aniruddha Kamat, a software engineer based in Mumbai.
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If those three flights are successful, then Rocket Lab will get to work fulfilling its contractual obligations to its customers.
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I get to work and realize I forgot to bring anything for breakfast, but luckily someone brought in bagels — score!
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So you can ask about the state of your laundry or tell your LG robot vacuum to get to work.
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My company is amazing, and I get to work from home one day a week, so I always pick Tuesdays.
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Second, fintechs attract bright, mainly young people whom banks might have hoped to get to work for them (see article).
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"Excited to get to work for sure," Hill said, and then disappeared past the doors reserved for members of Congress.
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"I'm so lucky that I get to work in such a wide-array of design arenas every day," Barrymore said.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch "Getting fired" may conjure dramatic scenes of tears, shouting and phones being slammed down.
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But if the respondent agrees to the terms, both will sign the contract and the respondent will get to work.
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Meanwhile our delegate, Bob Marshall, cares more about where I go to the bathroom than how constituents get to work.
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The level of talent I get to work with now, the opportunities that are coming my way are really nice.
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I want to hit snooze but I need to get to work on time considering I got there late yesterday.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch If you've got a boss who's a nitpicker, micromanager, or complainer, you're not alone.
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I guess they don&apost want to hear that, but that would be my view, like you get to work.
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Their 25-season playoff streak is going to end, and Ken Holland needs to get to work on a rebuild.
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I miss the fact it was a steady gig, all comedy, and took me 7 minutes to get to work.
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Once I get to work, I eat a banana, have a few meetings, and work on deliverables due this afternoon.
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We do see the donation section overflowing, and decide to get to work helping to sort clothing into different sections.
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I say yes and look at hotels and Airbnbs when I get to work, but get distracted before booking one.
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" White said that he also couldn't get to work without a car "but was digging a hole deeper and deeper.
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If we don't act quickly, we better get to work preparing for many severe consequences of a much hotter world.
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"If it means I get to work with Sarah Paulson again, lets 'ship them and make it happen," he says.
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In addition, Fernandez donated about $1.3 million to Scott's Let's Get to Work political action committee from 2010 to 133.
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Agent Scully and her young doppelganger from last week, Agent Einstein, get to work trying to figure out what's wrong.
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I'm quite a big fan of the 'before-and-after photo' so I find a project and get to work.
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Guillory said when she was doing the challenge, she was excited to come home every day to get to work.
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If all goes according to plan, the rover will then get to work gathering information about Mars' climate and geology.
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Bianco said the market is anxious and it's waiting to see whether Congress can get to work on tax reform.
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When the scientific consensus says that you have 12 years to avoid climate catastrophe, it's time to get to work.
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It's time to roll up our sleeves and get to work on the hard economic issues that unite all Americans.
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Maybe I want to say also at an international level, let us get to work first and then criticize us.
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This crisis in Venezuela is deep and difficult and dangerous, and I can't wait to get to work on it.
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In 2011, Texas passed a law similar to Tennessee's, requiring voter registrars to undergo training before they get to work.
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" Arizona state Senator Michelle Ugenti-Rita (R), who sponsored the legislation, said the measure "allows people to get to work.
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I had a good career in visual effects, I own my own company and get to work with artists everyday.
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"It's an amazing collective of creative people and creators that I get to work with everyday," Miele told Business Insider.
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We'll post this on Twitter so you can share it around, too, and encourage Dom Hofmann to get to work.
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"The simple fact is you have roughly 250,000 people who would need another way to get to work," Cuomo said.
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"People needed to go really long distances, to get to work or to school," she says, often on rough terrain.
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More than 7 million Americans rely on public transportation and infrastructure, like rail, subway or bus, to get to work.
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I don't get to work out every single day, so when I do, I want it to be high intensity.
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Now she takes a bus and walks nearly 2 miles to get to work, unless she can get a ride.
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There were long lines outside grocery stores and banks, and some people crowded into buses, trying to get to work.
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That means no rest for the snowplow, whose driver jumps inside, his dog by his side, to get to work.
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" Says Stanley, "It's the suburbs and beyond, where people have to commute to London in order to get to work.
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They then pitched those portfolio companies the opportunity to connect with young, smart college graduates, ready to get to work.
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The company has said that 63 percent of its employees in Seattle don't use motorized transport to get to work.
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Ahead, press play and get to work transforming every last grimy and cluttered corner into someplace worthy of spending time.
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But after receiving hundreds of letters in 2010, they decided to put on their red hats and get to work.
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Get to work supporting a female candidate who is manifestly "likable," and we might be able to win next time.
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I get to work early because I like to have a cup of coffee and a cigarette before my shift.
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Then, he said, lawmakers should get to work on replacing the health law and should cancel their planned August recess.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Tim Tebow knows what it takes to be successful on and off the field.
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I get up to do my morning routine and decide to take care of it when I get to work.
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We get to work from home, so I get up at the exact time work starts to check my email.
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Ms. Abernathy was instrumental in organizing a plan to ensure that people could get to work without taking a bus.
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With major delays and cancellations expected this summer, commuters are already feeling stress over how they will get to work.
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Your ruling planet Saturn ends its retrograde today, finding you ready to get to work and move forward with plans.
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Without them, many low-income Americans would not be able to buy cars that they need to get to work.
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I have always said that any day I get to work on ag issues is a good day for me.
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Spend a morning trying to get to work in Boston and you will know exactly what we are talking about.
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When I get to work, I have a routine: I enter and leave the same door to my anchor desk.
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There were a lot of loose teeth that needed to be bagged and sorted before I could get to work.
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Look around at the great people I get to work with — there's some really just superb talent in the company.
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This has been very handy when I'm rushing to get to work and my hands are already full of other items.
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I hope one day that you get to work with my day that would be so fun,' and she goes, 'Bryce.
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While Prairie and Karim get to work trying to figure out the house, let's check in with Homer for a second.
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So, I thought I'd wait until the next pay period and use the little money I had to get to work.
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If families were sent to military bases on the mainland, Honoré said, then National Guard members could get to work rebuilding.
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But, as they get to work, investigators will inevitably have Indonesia's poor air-safety record at the front of their minds.
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We're so rushed trying to get to work that even adding one more step to our routine can make us late.
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Time is precious during your morning rush to get to work, but nothing is more crucial than satisfying that caffeine fix.
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I literally ran out the door to get to work on time and I settle in for a lot of paperwork.
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"That money is another tank of gas so I can get to work," Ms. Schultz, 52, said, her voice suddenly cracking.
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Breakfast has been difficult for me to fit in while juggling the baby and trying to get to work on time.
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"I play the song on the piano, everyone figures it out, and then we get to work on it," he says.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch It's not always clear that you've reached the end of the road with your employer.
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To get to work each day, 26-year-old Yaarub Eissa rolls over dusty, bumpy roads and up and down steps.
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With the approvals secured, the team at SHoP Architects will now get to work bringing the super-nice supertall to life.
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Mr Frey, an energetic former professional runner and lawyer said after his election that he was keen to get to work.
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"I love them — the family, the smart, creative, wonderful, talented team that I get to work with and for," she shares.
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The next train is of course running late so it takes me nearly double the normal time to get to work.
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Order a coffee which comes with a biscuit (this place is the best), and get to work on editing and writing.
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I like to take my time eating and waking up so that I'm not half asleep when I get to work.
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This afternoon you'll feel inspired to get to work after such a hard week, thanks to the Moon entering industrious Capricorn.
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If all goes according to plan, the pangolin-sniffing rats could finally get to work in about a year or so.
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"We're going to sit down and get to work on figuring out the next steps," Coughlin said at a press conference.
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When it's tough to get to work, many employees stay home, which takes hourly workers off the payrolls for the week.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Many professionals update their LinkedIn profiles only when they are actively searching for a job.
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Small business owners will wake up, get to work before everyone else and perhaps put in a longer day than usual.
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As long as you have a functional Google login handy, you can get to work within minutes of unboxing the laptop.
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He springs into action, his relaxed, easy going demeanor gone as he and the rest of the team get to work.
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There are 0003 confirmed deaths from the storm, including a Houston police officer who drowned while trying to get to work.
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I get to work with people who 8003 years ago I wouldn't have dreamed to have been able to work with.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch You may think you're the office superstar, but the full picture is probably more complicated.
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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers had to find ways to get to work to make sure we safely fly, without pay.
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I am grateful for all your support and I'm ready to get to work for Concord's Ward 8 and for NH!
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch It can be tough to know how to make the transition from employee to manager.
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I'm still pushing on that, as I know he is, but as a subcommittee chairman, I want to get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Even the most well-prepared candidates face unexpected hurdles when interviewing for a new job.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch How you perform in an interview can make or break your chances of getting hired.
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He said blockchain would provide a wealth of information that could allow a less busy maintenance team to get to work.
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"I have no desire to get to work at four in the morning," says Buffett, in an interview with PBS NewsHour.
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Downtown Damascus feels busy and alive, with people boarding vans and buses to get to work as in any other city.
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The Kray boys, eager to get to work on the punchbags, could have covered the distance in less than 20003 seconds.
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Republicans swept into power this year and pledged to immediately get to work on their long-promised goal of repealing Obamacare.
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Regardless of their area of expertise, trainees will get to work on various Adidas brands, from Style to Performance and Originals.
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If he doesn't get to work quick with his right hand, his opponent will start trying to find his suspect jawline.
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That's important because it means modders will get to work doing weird shit, as they've already done with the game's demo.
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For instance, against an active mover like Cruz it is always a good idea to get to work kicking his legs.
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Actors at the Citadel get to work with Broadway talent and the audience gets to see a production it otherwise couldn't.
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It angered those who can least afford to pay more to get to work and drop off their children at school.
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Instead, the Justice Department should approve the merger and get to work policing the real threats to competition and consumer welfare.
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If lawmakers hope to build on the Affordable Care Act and fix its flaws, they have to get to work now.
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"How do I get to work?" she asked on the platform, deep underground with no way to get to the street.
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"The difference is I'm no longer averse to just getting on the train to Hoboken to get to work," she said.
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Now I have this really cool job with "Shrill" where I get to work closely with our music supervisor, Maggie Phillips.
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Federal jurors deciding the fate of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán are expected to get to work this week.
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But one particular thing has worked incredibly well for me: getting the tools ready before it's time to get to work.
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I always love collaborating on construction, but it was particularly fun to get to work with my dad on this puzzle!
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I think we're going to get to work, we'll go to class on Wednesday and we'll start working on next year.
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Saudi Arabia is the only country where women are forbidden to drive, making it harder for them to get to work.
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When new legislation slams the door on one tax-planning technique, attorneys and CPAs get to work on cracking a window.
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The initial days after the election were heady times, and President Trump was excited to get to work on his agenda.
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The Labor Department noted that 390,000 people reported they couldn't get to work because of weather, after a relatively mild January.
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Roads were thick with pedestrians and the streets crammed with bicycles and electric scooters as people tried to get to work.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Discovery Communications CEO David Zaslav tries to make the most of his time each day.
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Its car park became inaccessible and the staff could not get to work (it usually accommodates skiers with an artificial surface).
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Cultivating a good relationship with your boss is key to your success in an organization.
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Some of the working residents of his park lost cars to the Category 2000 storm, so they couldn't get to work.
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Some of the working residents of his park lost cars to the Category 4 storm, so they couldn't get to work.
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So this is great, because on the one hand you get to work with the biggest stars in the world. Correct.
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Mr. Brown will retire to the solar-powered house built on the ranch and get to work on the Colusa Institute.
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Almost 250,000 of them live in the suburbs and upstate, where people rely on cars to get to work and school.
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Mike and our team has to get to work and get it completed because otherwise we have done a good job.
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A lot of the other folks who I get to work with every day, Chris Cox is just an amazing person.
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This is surely a win-win: People with disabilities get to work, which in turn means we get to pay taxes!
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So we came up with this thing, we're in L.A., people are talking about the traffic and how they get to work.
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The city had snow earlier in the week, which was plowed off the streets so residents could get to work and school.
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And each day I get to work with some of the most talented engineers, designers and marketing minds in the tech world.
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It's incredibly cross functional as well, I get to work with engineers, product managers, account executives, business leaders, data engineers, and scientists.
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Or you can join the ranks of the home alchemists out there and get to work on some hangover-curing ice cream.
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It was also the sound of a voice telling me to get my ass to New York, and to get to work.
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TRULY APPRECIATE YOUR BEING WITH US. OBVIOUSLY YOU HAVE A LOT OF NEWS TO GET TO. WE'LL LET YOU GET TO WORK.
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I get into the office at 8:30, grab a half-caf coffee from the office machine, and immediately get to work.
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Christie is trying to argue that he has the best experience as governor to immediately get to work if he becomes president.
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Smart, hilarious nerds who get to work at some of the world's most magical places — truly, theirs seems to be ~the life~.
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It felt super exciting to get to work with founders in the early stages of a company and still be doing investing.
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People living and working in Trump Tower and the surrounding streets have to navigate checkpoints to get to work or home again.
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Women in Saudi Arabia have long had to rely on male relatives to get to work, run errands, and simply move around.
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If I lived in a more expensive area, I could take the light rail and get to work in just five minutes.
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Cognizant makes a counselor available to employees, but only for part of the day, and he has yet to get to work.
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The CrunchMatch algorithm will get to work and suggest people to meet and even set appointments, which you can approve or decline.
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Amazing. Pick up your favorite tube of lipstick, fire up your FaceTune app, and let's get to work on your squiggle lips.
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I make a cup of chai, make a bowl of cereal with almond milk, turn on my computer, and get to work.
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Thankfully, though, this means I get to work from home or a coffee shop the rest of the week if I want.
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Today, I am so lucky to get to work with and support other young women who are going through the same thing.
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Get to work on putting together your outfit, practicing your makeup, and decorating your apartment — leave the party refreshments to Trader Joe's.
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Majewski told Cave he couldn't wait to get to work and that game-in and game-out, his heart wasn't in basketball.
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I get to the coffee shop and order my regular medium latte and get to work at around 8, coffee in tow.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Everybody wants to be the golden intern who gets hired at the end of the summer.
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True love flows when you pay attention to your boundaries, recognize your part in unhealthy dynamics, and get to work fixing them.
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This means female journeys can be much longer than male ones, making it difficult for them to get to work on time.
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Then the cheese-makers get to work churning and cutting, transforming liquid to solid, from something thirst-quenching to something hunger-subsiding.
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"If I take a job in Manhattan, it takes me about one hour and 15 minutes to get to work," she explained.
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Let's see if these two men can put aside their tiresome feud, come up with some big ideas and get to work.
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We are seriously impressed: This is less time than it takes most of us to get to work — thanks, delayed subway lines.
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Its basically asking me to build their platform, then I get to work for free for three months with their 'leading engineers.
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It's ready to get to work as soon as you plug it into any PC that runs Windows 97.513, 297.51, and 217.48.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Nearly every professional has experienced the fear and humiliation of making a big mistake at work.
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The 2016 Presidential election is officially over which means that it's time for Congress and the President elect to get to work.
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But realistic benchmarking metrics do what ER vital signs do: pinpoint issues, provide actionable context and allow you to get to work.
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I don't leave time for breakfast, though, so I throw a yogurt into my bag to eat once I get to work.
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You get to work outside the federal acquisition rules quickly, you could just sit down with companies, you get to share information.
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Tonight, the Moon enters Fire sign Sagittarius, boosting your energy and making you eager to get to work on your latest projects.
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Then, once inside the body, the capsules enclosing the robots dissolve, allowing the devices to unfold, reconfigure themselves and get to work.
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The GOP, the party that birthed him, can hardly wait to defund Planned Parenthood and get to work overturning Roe v. Wade.
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The energy shifts as the Moon enters Scorpio, energizing you to get to work done—and you have so much to do!
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She carefully filled a bucket with water and wheeled it onto the floor to get to work, like one of the company.
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That — I mean, I get to work on a lot of cool things — that is the most cool thing I'm working on.
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Cabana said the number of people who could not get to work was elevated but below the five-year trend for March.
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I'm back to my desk by 8:40 to find a ton of emails in my inbox — time to get to work!
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The KnitIQ boards come with a storage bag and pins with a T-bar head so you're ready to get to work.
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DeFazio and Holmes Norton said Thursday that states should get to work now on finding a replacement for the beleaguered gas tax.
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Janice Craig and Byron Billingsley don't live in Doraville, but they frequently drive through the town to get to work or appointments.
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Cement industry executives from around the country came to Washington earlier this month to urge Congress to get to work on infrastructure.
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I crumble in a granola bar from my desk when I get to work and make a coffee in our office pantry.
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But what happens if, in Nadia's case, you can't even get to work tomorrow because you just keep waking up to yesterday.
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The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) says it can get to work fixing the core issues, but there's one catch: it needs money.
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After the credits roll, they still have so much to teach us, and it's when people, like Spelunky's scientists, get to work.
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Then the Energy and Commerce and Ways and Means committees will get to work, marking up the bill during public, televised hearings.
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Ditching the password requirement for your Mac computer can speed things up and make it a little easier to get to work.
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The Blue Oval shipped a trio of white 1965 Mustangs to Shelby's shop in Venice, California so he could get to work.
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"The first thing you do when you get to work is you organize the files," somebody says, but I can't see who.
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"The first thing you do when you get to work is to organize the files," a voice in my head is repeating.
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Afterward, she'd let it sit and get to work on the dozen and a half dishes that I like more than turkey.
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At the same time, the firm is hardly the first to plant a flag in an underserved area, then get to work.
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On this Committee, we know the recipe for success in addressing America's infrastructure needs is through partnership, so let's get to work.
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I also pack myself an apple and my portion of the oatmeal to eat at my desk when I get to work.
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For example, plenty of folks have no problem making a little less if it means that they get to work from home.
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"But very rarely do you get to work on technology that an independent body validates as having the potential to save lives."
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And they say, well because these companies are very prestigious and you get to work with a lot of very important people.
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I have built an amazing business that I love and I get to work side-by-side with my children every day.
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I wake up naturally at this time and decide not to shower so I get to work earlier than I otherwise would.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Many college seniors think they have a good idea of what life after graduation looks like.
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I get to work and start in on updating the budget spreadsheet while I eat my Oikos Triple Zero Strawberry Greek yogurt.
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When you&aposre ready to get to work, find studs (those are the wooden beams) in your walls to secure the shelves.
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"Another person who weighed in said, "I have to get to work an hour early just to get a desk these days.
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While most people jump in their cars or walk to public transportation to get to work, Darren Pleasance starts up his plane.
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All I wanted was to get on the bus, get to work, and, as impossible as it seemed, to forget it happened.
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I think the message the American people are sending us now is they want us to work together, and get to work.
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Bicycling is how you get to work if you're a 14-year-old cashier, or 40 and had a bad divorce lawyer.
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The Fusion's high-efficiency electric heating element will get to work, consuming about the same amount of energy as a 150 watt lightbulb.
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The photo lab is just next door, where after a quick demonstration of how to use the equipment, people can get to work.
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Uber to the bus stop and get to work without issue, listening to Kacey Musgraves along the way for some much needed cheer.
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Grab some eyelash glue and a bevy of teeny studs (you can find these at your local craft store) and get to work.
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"I get to work with Christian, who's just an incredible professional," Malek — who took the title of group chatterbox during the panel — shared.
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I jot some tasks down on the Notes app on my phone so they don't slip my mind when I get to work.
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Residents win when we add more mobility options to our transportation ecosystem – making it easier to get to work, school or local attractions.
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Big new infrastructure projects to ease congestion and make it easier to get to work from further away are nowhere to be seen.
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On this committee, we all know the recipe for success in addressing America's infrastructure needs is through partnership, so let's get to work.
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The website is already preparing its devotees to get to work for a recall effort in 2017 soon after he retakes the bench.
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Then, once you start to feel those sunny vibes for yourself, grab your planner and get to work on that July Fourth getaway.
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They shout out insults to people on the street, and they don't know how to turn it off once they get to work.
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Forget about trying to cram your way onto an already packed subway car when it's snowy and you need to get to work.
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So my message to the people feeling that anger and disillusionment that I felt back then: don't just get mad, get to work.
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"American cities need door-to-door transport systems to get to work, and driverless cars will play this role beautifully," says Mr Angel.
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She is a transgender woman who took up distance longboarding after losing her driver's license and needing a way to get to work.
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I eat at my desk while waiting for my colleague to come up to my office to get to work on today's task.
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Benning can get to work on changing that, but first he and Linden—and maybe most importantly, team ownership—have to get real.
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For most, checking the box next to his name was congruent with believing he would get to work on making America great again.
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I see that I received a bonus and I make a mental note to update my budget spreadsheet when I get to work.
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I remind myself to do some online shopping when I get to work since today is the last day of the Sephora sale.
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Car loans are the last debt that Americans generally default on, since a car is in most cases necessary to get to work.
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"I consider myself very lucky that, not only do I have a twin sister, but I get to work with her," Nikki says.
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We could tell Tammy was excited to get to work when she talked about it on "TMZ Sports" (catch it weeknights on FS1).
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