May's problems putting together a deal and getting it through Parliament.
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What do you is the biggest challenge the Republicans face getting it through?
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Should E.ON abstain it would significantly increase Elliott's chances of getting it through.
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It was just a matter of getting it through the gatekeepers at radio.
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Getting it through a divided parliament at home could be an altogether tougher battle.
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Fox said he thought problems to getting a deal were surmountable, including getting it through parliament.
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You're getting analysis, and you're getting it through great on-air talent with really compelling personality.
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However, just as with antibiotics, there are people using PrEP without getting it through official health outlets.
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"It begins to look like more of the traditional way of getting it through the carrier," Cook said.
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You know, Section 8 comes through a kind of complicated series where you're getting it through the housing.
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Shortly after its release, PredictIt participants thought Mr McConnell had a very healthy 90% chance of getting it through.
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"All the homework has been done ... getting it through the contracting pipe is what we're working on," he said.
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But getting it through an acrimonious Congress after Republicans blocked Obama's Supreme Court pick will be no small accomplishment.
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Once babies start to breathe, they shift from receiving oxygen from the placenta to getting it through the lungs.
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So if Trump agrees to a deal that Democrats think is favorable, they have a good shot at getting it through.
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It would be fair to say there is open rebellion and I would say there is zero chance of getting it through.
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On the EU side, this means getting it through the European Council, European Parliament, and national and regional parliaments across the EU27 member states.
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But if her government survives long enough to put it to a second vote, he said, she has a good chance of getting it through.
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Before I get a bunch of emails from people that passing the tax cut bill through a committee with a GOP majority isn't the same thing as getting it through the full Senate and signed into law, let me say: Passing the tax cut bill through a committee with a GOP majority isn't the same thing as getting it through the full Senate and signed into law.
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But she also worries about high ACA premiums if her grown children have to pay for their own insurance instead of getting it through their employers.
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If negotiators are able to reach a deal, the sequence for getting it through the House, Senate and to the president's desk is expected to come together quickly.
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Morelle also had answers for every question pertaining to the specifics of the bill, no matter how daft, and showed the patience of a saint getting it through.
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In 2010, she released a book, Getting It Through My Thick Skull: Why I Stayed, What I Learned, and What Millions of People Involved with Sociopaths Need to Know.
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But frequent re-draftings of the text have left many unhappy with it, both on the right and the left, meaning Hollande's chances of getting it through are unclear.
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President Trump and GOP leaders are thrilled but, as CNN's Chris Cillizza notes, getting this thing through a committee isn't the same as getting it through the full Senate.
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Few liberals would object to this "single payer" plan if it could be enacted with a magic wand, but the political realities of getting it through Congress are daunting.
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"So you are drinking or eating, or you are touching it and then your contaminated hand is usually touching your mouth, and you're getting it through your GI tract," she said.
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I'm happy to be releasing new music in this era, and for me it's just about saying what I've been trying to say and getting it through your head in a song.
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Getting it through Congress would be such a lift that other vital issues, like climate change and voting rights, would get overlooked, as happened during Barack Obama's comparatively modest health care push.
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Why it matters: It's shaping up as another conflict between the Trump administration and the drug industry — and if the drug companies fight hard enough, getting it through Congress will be difficult.
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Christopher Conway, head of research and trading at the Australian Stock Report said that the difference in the two tax reform plans had traders worried that there might be delays in getting it through.
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When you first sign on to Vudu, the site goes through whatever box you're getting it through (in my case, a PlayStation 4) and tests your internet speed, to see if you can handle Vudu's truth.
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Even if Trump vetoes the resolution as threatened, supporters have said getting it through both chambers of Congress would send a strong message to Saudi Arabia and could spur more serious negotiations to end the war in Yemen.
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Instead of having to deal with funding the government and raising the debt ceiling, they'd have taken the debt ceiling issue off their plate by getting it through Congress on a popular bill that both Democrats and Republicans support.
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Questioned repeatedly over whether she would resign if she loses a vote to approve the deal, expected in mid-December, she said her focus was on getting it through at the first attempt and not on her own future.
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In 2003, Mary Jo Buttafuoco divorced her husband and in 2010 she released a book called Getting It Through My Thick Skull: Why I Stayed, What I Learned, and What Millions of People Involved With Sociopaths Need to Know.
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The warning came as British Prime Minister Theresa May held talks in Brussels with European Union leaders to plead for a change to the divorce deal she negotiated last year in the hope of getting it through the British parliament.
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Currency traders are expecting sharper swings in the price of the pound over the next month GBP1MO= than at any time since January 2017 as the crunch date for hammering out a deal - and then getting it through British parliament - nears, derivatives markets show.
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But without some concessions on issues like these, it is hard to see the United States agreeing to any substantial trade deal, let alone getting it through Congress — a point made sharply by Mr. Darroch in his first public comments since being withdrawn from Washington.
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But although Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) assured reporters that he was "optimistic" about the bill after a Senate Republican group meeting with President Trump just before the committee vote, he acknowledged that getting it through a floor vote will be tough.
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In The Great Pretender, Susannah Cahalan (who previously delved into her own experience with mental health in her memoir Brain on Fire) puts these failures in context — showing how far we've come but also how wrong we're still getting it — through her investigation of one 1973 groundbreaking experiment.
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"The principal disturbers of the peace — Russia, China, and Iran — are all dictatorships that seek popular support, can no longer get it through economic growth, don't have the option of getting it through democracy, and in fact fear that democratic demands and democratic forces will unseat them," Mandelbaum said.
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"The additional stimulus packages will continue to create a challenging environment for investors looking for a return because they are not getting it through bonds and as long as we have that scenario, then the alternatives are currently stocks but also precious metals," Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen said.
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On Wednesday, the Trump administration and the speaker of the House both admitted what everyone has known for a while: The Affordable Health Care Act certainly won't pass both houses of Congress in its current form, and that even getting it through the House is going to be a challenge.
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The company's balance sheet looks capable of getting it through the rest of 2017, but Tesla will be down to about $1 billion in the bank by December and will be thinking before then about undertaking another capital raise while the stock is still trading above $250 per share (it's above $300 currently).
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In that sense, Ezra, the answer is — I know that was a long answer here — but in that sense the answer is: The Republicans, yes, will own the problems with the health care system, if they choose to repeal something that is providing health insurance to a lot of people and provides benefits to every American who has health insurance, even if they're getting it through the job.
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By tackling the tax cut first, the previous tactic was eliminated.Caro, Robert. "The Passage of Power". p. 460. Passing the civil rights bill in the House required getting it through the Rules Committee, which had been holding it up in an attempt to kill it.
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She purchased tennis equipment in Bermuda (and had trouble getting it through Customs) and used it to set up the first US tennis court at the Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club that spring. 1875 – The "Blondes" and "Brunettes" played their first match in Springfield, Illinois on Sept. 11. Newspapers heralded the event as the "first game of baseball ever played in public for gate money between feminine ball-tossers." 1875 – Wellesley College opened with a gymnasium for exercising and a lake for ice skating and the first rowing program for women.
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She purchased tennis equipment in Bermuda (and had trouble getting it through customs) then used it to set up the first U.S. tennis court at the Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club that spring. 1875 – The "Blondes" and "Brunettes" played their first baseball match in Springfield, Illinois on September 11. Newspapers heralded the event as the "first game of baseball ever played in public for gate money between feminine ball-tossers." 1875 – Wellesley College in Massachusetts opened with a gymnasium for exercising and a lake for ice skating and the first rowing program in the U.S. for women.
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Robert Gibbes (January 9, 1644 - June 24, 1715) was an English Landgrave, chairman and acting governor of the province of South Carolina between 1710-1712. Although he was elected acting governor by the Executive Council between the three proprietary deputies of former governor, Edward Tynte, after his death, received one vote more than his opponent Thomas Broughton, getting it through bribery. This sparked a conflict between both the oppositions and their supporters which finished with the Lords Proprietors declaring the election of Gibbes illegal (although they allowed them to rule for almost a year) and the appointment of Charles Craven as governor of South Carolina in 1711, who didn't arrive until 1712.
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