Winston seems to be getting a grip on Bruce Arians' offense.
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That means getting a grip on spending and saving, and learning to invest.
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So will getting a grip on France's public spending and its army of bureaucrats.
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Tunisian officials insist their security forces are getting a grip on terrorism inside the country.
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It would mean that radio astronomers have a way of getting a grip on dark matter.
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Raising awareness of this issue is an important step in getting a grip on nitrogen footprints.
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Instead of getting a grip on their goals, they've allowed the retail world to dictate purchases.
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Before it's hung there, the goose's neck is buttered up, to make getting a grip even more challenging.
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"I don't think this is getting a grip of the fundamental problems in the Chinese countryside," he said.
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Pieces like these are essential for getting a grip on the projections and narratives that social media fosters.
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Watch some of the highlights from last year's event: Getting a Grip on Reality: Deep Learning and Robot Grasping
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The hard part of the Fermi paradox is getting a grip on how much SETI has actually been completed.
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That's when Ibrahimovic responded by getting a grip of his franks and beans ... and giving a head nod to the fan!!!
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When you start getting a grip on your money, it smooths out the emotions and makes your feelings about money more positive.
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More than finding Shadow IT, the product also gives insight to overall SaaS spend, which many companies have trouble getting a grip on.
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Patchin notes that this is still an understudied and little understood phenomenon—more research will be crucial in getting a grip on it.
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And in an increasingly self-aware, emotion-sharing society, it's more acceptable to talk about the difficulties of getting a grip on grown-up life.
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He also said Wal-Mart was getting a grip on Brazil's complex tax system and litigious labor market, problems that have dogged it for years.
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Getting a grip inside of the waistband often provides the best control and it is exceptionally hard to strip grips from inside your own trousers.
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And now that Netflix is operating in almost every country in the world except for China, getting a grip on international growth is more challenging, too.
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As we inch ever closer to GDPR in May, companies doing business in Europe need to start getting a grip on the sensitive private data they have.
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He says that American companies are calling, even some without operations in Europe because they see getting a grip on their customer data as a fundamental business imperative.
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The Dark Souls video in particular evokes the clunky controls and clumsy combat of a time when the industry was still getting a grip on the third dimension in video games.
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The 19-year-old actress posed in a bikini while getting a grip on a massive burger -- we're not sure why, but we are sure she was doing it in Scott's backyard.
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Well, more than skipping the occasional latte, getting a grip on your finances is about knowing where you want to go in the big picture, and knowing what steps will get you there.
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Getting a grip on market sentiment can help you figure out where stocks are likely to go next, and Goldman Sachs says it's refined a tool that will allow you to do just that.
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In this episode of Noisey Raps, we travel from Philadelphia to Los Angeles with Ox, his team at Working on Dying, and his mom, who's just now getting a grip with her son's stardom.
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"The Government I lead is fully committed to leaving the European Union by 31 October 2019 and getting a grip of the vital issues that affect people's lives: the NHS, education and crime," he wrote.
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Board directors meeting on Thursday are seeking to contain damage from multiple international fraud investigations over commercial and military sales, while getting a grip on what could become a chain reaction of departures, insiders said.
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Airbus board directors are due to meet on Thursday, seeking to contain damage from multiple international fraud investigations over commercial and military sales, while getting a grip on what could become a chain reaction of departures, insiders said.
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In "This Is the Year I Put My Financial Life in Order," I wanted to show the steps I took toward getting a grip on my finances while including tips and advice so that readers could do the same.
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The initial actions against the two men led many to feel that classical music was getting a grip on sexual harassment, especially following the firing of James Levine, the Metropolitan Opera's former music director, who was accused of sexual misconduct.
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In addition to stopping human smugglers, the movement of drugs, and gang members into our country, we are finally getting a grip on border security and reaffirming the rule of law for the majority of Americans who voted for Trump.
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In the meantime if you find yourself tossing and turning, you might find that making simple lifestyle changes (like putting down your phone before bed) or getting a grip on your sleep hygiene (by setting consistent bedtimes) helps, too, according to the NIH.
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Getting a grip The issue of plastic pollution has gained traction over the past decade, which has seen research increase, and the launch of major initiatives such as the Global Partnership on Marine Litter, bringing together policymakers, conservationists and business interests to pursue solutions.
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One of the issues confronting investors who look at Fortune, Sports Illustrated or any of the titles Meredith is selling off is getting a grip on the publications' standalone financials if they are carved out from Meredith, since they share sales and other operations.
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Caroline Fraser's absorbing new biography of the author of "Little House on the Prairie" and other books about her childhood, "Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder," deserves recognition as an essential text for getting a grip on the dynamics and consequences of this vast literary enterprise.
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These put a big visual banner equipped with a GIF or image background atop Explore for the first two times you visit that day before settling back into the Trends list, with the first batch coming from Disney in the U.S. These powerful new ad units demote organic content in Explore, which could make it less useful for getting a grip on what's up in the world at a glance.
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On 27 July 2000, Two audio books were released featuring 8 classic shows from the first 2 series. The shows included were "Nicked", "Just Visiting", "Shift", "Women's Trouble", "Getting a Grip", "Sweet Smell of Success", "Young Guns" and "Muesli".
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Svinth, Joseph R. Getting a Grip: Judo in the Nikkei Communities of the Pacific Northwest 1900-1950. Guelph, Ontario: Electronic Journals of Martial Arts and Sciences, 2003. Tokugoro Ito. The image appeared in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer on November 6, 1909.
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Dave Langford reviewed Schismatrix for White Dwarf #77, and stated that "Besides being highly exciting and crammed with ingenious ideas, Schismatrix paints a moving Big Picture of humanity getting a grip on its own evolution. Lindsay, however unheroically, helps nudge it the right way. Excellent sense-of-wonder stuff." J. Michael Caparula reviewed Schismatrix in Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer No. 80.
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On April 21, 2009, Seles released her memoir Getting A Grip: On My Body, My Mind, My Self which chronicles her bout with depression and binge eating disorder (BED) after her stabbing, her father's cancer diagnosis and eventual death, her journey back to the game and a life beyond tennis. Seles is married to businessman Tom Golisano, who is 32 years her senior. They began dating in 2009. The two announced their engagement on June 5, 2014.
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Raised in Stratford, New Jersey,"Getting a Grip", The Philadelphia Inquirer, January 12, 1983. Accessed September 22, 2019. "'We have a lot of Penn State players going Ito the Stars, and it would be nice to play close to home,' said Kelley, whose family lives in Stratford, N.J." Kelley played high school football for the Sterling High School Silver Knights. He was a safety and linebacker for the Silver Knights before converting to quarterback his junior year.
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Article by Robert Ayling in 1997 while chief executive of British Airways A key policy of Ayling's time was reduction in operating costs to enable the airline to survive in the more competitive markets following de-regulation of the aviation industry."Getting a grip on the flying shop," The Independent, 22 November 1993 His policies, including setting up in 1998 of the low cost airline 'Go' with Barbara Cassani as CEO, drew intense hostility from the trade unions. He also pursued a merger and establishment of a strategic alliance with American Airlines and BA's investment in Iberia."The man who fell to earth," The Guardian, Published 11 March 2000.
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A slab of rock with an iron staple in it to attach a chain to would serve the purpose, as would any dense object of appropriate weight (for instance, an engine block). Modern moorings may be anchored by augers, which look and act very much like oversized screws drilled into the seabed, or by barbed metal beams pounded in (or even driven in with explosives) like pilings, or by a variety of other non-mass means of getting a grip on the bottom. One method of building a mooring is to use three or more conventional anchors laid out with short lengths of chain attached to a swivel, so no matter which direction the vessel moves, one or more anchors will be aligned to resist the force.
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Winter Blues: Fourth Edition. New York: Guilford PressEga, Timothy P. December 21, 1987, Shining A Light On Winter Blahs Sports Illustrated Retrieved July 201Brody Jane E. December 5, 2006 Getting a Grip on the Winter Blues New York Times Retrieved July 2011 In 1980, his team at NIMH admitted a patient with depression who had observed seasonal changes within himself and thought previous research regarding melatonin release at night may be able to help him.Lewy A, Wehr TA, Goodwin FK, Newsome DA, Markey SP (1980) Light suppresses melatonin secretion in humans Science. Dec 12;210(4475):1267-9.Rosenthal NE, Lewy AJ, Wehr TA, Kern HE, Goodwin FK: (1983) Seasonal cycling in a bipolar patient Psychiatry Research, 8: 25-31 Rosenthal and his colleagues treated the patient with bright lights, which helped to successfully manage the depression.
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