He has a huge following and is slowly getting it together.
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"He had a nice flat; he was getting it together," he said.
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Well, you know, they're getting it together at the New York Public Library.
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"We're getting it together and it's going to happen," Trump said of the health care legislation on Monday afternoon.
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" For now, Froggatt said the cast is "keen" on the idea, "but it's just sort of getting it together and finding the right time.
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So it's really an interesting prospect in the sense of getting it together to be who we are and do the things that we do.
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In the early 1900s, when the record industry was really getting it together, artists and industry folks alike realized they could make money by covering each other's songs.
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The White House Easter Egg Roll is a tradition that dates back 138 years, but surprise, surprise, the Trump administration is having trouble getting it together this year.
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"Well, I think we're not worried so much about that as we are getting it together so we can get a majority to vote for it," he said.
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Apple getting it together in the cloud isn't simply a matter of bugs, it's likely also a matter of lowering costs so that it can match competitors' compelling offerings.
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Vietnam '503 It was time for the second act on the second day of a 250 music festival in upstate New York, but the band, Santana, was having trouble getting it together.
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"Look for fun events you can take long romantic walks through—flea markets, museum exhibits, I dunno, polka festivals," lifestyle guru and author of The Twentysomething Guide to Getting It Together Mary Traina suggests.
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"We're getting it together and it's going to happen," he said during his afternoon event on US manufacturing, where he spent time admiring products including jumping into a fire truck and donning a Stetson hat.
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Though it's unknown to anyone but Pitt how together his recent years have felt, one thing has been made clear as he's made his rounds this award season: getting it together can be just as compelling.
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"The charts, as interpreted by Bob Lang, suggest that Intel's got more upside — although it would be even better after a pullback — while Qualcomm's stock might finally be getting it together, and Broadcom could be ready for another big move after a long-term breather," Cramer said.
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Kingsley, April. "Getting It Together," The Village Voice, March 19, 1979, p. 78–9. Retrieved August 25, 2020.
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Ink 19: Soul Food Taqueria. Ink 19. Retrieved on 2008-12-28. Gadget also assisted in vocal production for the album's three vocal tracks, "Organism", "It Gets Heavy" and "Getting It Together".
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Throughout his life, Carradine was arrested and prosecuted for a variety of offenses, which often involved substance abuse."Getting It Together". Windeler, Robert; People, March 21, 1977, Vol. 7 No. 11 He died accidentally at the age of 72 due to autoerotic asphyxiation.
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An April 1998 CD release from M.I.L. Multimedia became the first clearly legitimate one. The original Tetragrammaton LP has not been a big item on the collector's market, fetching only $20 by the mid-2000s. Some CD issues contain two bonus tracks, those being from the group's December 1968 Tetragrammaton single "Getting It Together" backed with "Mary on the Runaround", both composed by Jon Mark.
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Malik Yakini and DBCFSN are currently working on a project named the Detroit Food Commons Project. It will be 30,000 square feet, and will feature the Detroit People's Food Co-op mentioned above, a local cafe, kitchen, and meeting rooms for DBCFSN and the local community. Because the project is so large in scale, there have been some difficulties getting it together. This project has been worked on for seven years.
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Moreover he wrote and arranged some songs for her. In 1968 Mark and Davies founded the short-lived five-piece band Sweet Thursday which was composed of Mark, Davies, Nicky Hopkins, Harvey Burns, and Brian Odgers. In December 1968 Tetragrammaton released a single which contained "Getting It Together" (Side A) and "Mary on the Runaround" (Side B) which were composed by Mark but were not included on the group's lone album, the eponymous Sweet Thursday on Fontana Records.
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In 1996 Skinner contributed soundtrack music to manga series Mad Bull 34 and The Legend of the Four Kings. During 2000 Skinner played live in the band Fiji with Jamie Hince (Scarfo/The Kills). Since then he has been a member of a number of bands including Prolapse and Kiosk"Kiosk: Getting It Together" by Chris Mugan, The Independent, 22 September 2005. Retrieved 2016-02-22 and received production credits working with Salad, Tiger, DC Fontana,DC Fontana's homepage Strangelove and Cud.
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"We were going to use different vocalists on the album, guest vocalists, but it was so difficult getting it together and getting releases from their record companies. Glenn Hughes came along to sing on one track and we decided to use him on the whole album." Black Sabbath in 1986. Left to right: Dave Spitz, Glenn Hughes, Tony Iommi, Eric Singer, and Geoff Nicholls The band spent the remainder of the year in the studio, recording what would become Seventh Star (1986).
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In December 1968, Tetragrammaton released a single which contained "Getting It Together" (Side A) and "Mary On The Runaround" (Side B) which were composed by Jon Mark but were not included on the group's lone album. Both songs were released as bonus tracks on a CD edition of the group's debut album Sweet Thursday. The group's lone album Sweet Thursday was released in August 1969 in the U.S. on Tetragrammaton Records (the band had signed with that label in November 1968). It is most remembered for the ten-minute-long progressive rock radio turntable hit "Gilbert Street", written by Patrick Gunning in 1967.
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Both numbers jerk the movie, which is never particularly believable, into the realm of pure show-business fantasy, while allowing the star to demonstrate real pizzazz as a modern-day vaudevillian trouper. The final number... is an appealingly brassy, new made- to-order song by John Kander and Fred Ebb. It puts the icing on a movie that is the contemporary equivalent of a Mickey Rooney-Judy Garland 'let's put on a show' romp, seasoned with a dash of 'A Chorus Line'." Variety, in its 1991 review, described the film: "It's Liza-as-you-love-her in Stepping Out, a modest heartwarmer about a bunch of suburban left-feeters getting it together for a charity dance spot.
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In the post-World War II Vittorio De Sica as Carlo Reani is looking for an apartment and finds the perfect one, but Linda Darnell as Renata Adorni is being shown the apartment at the same time. They both decide to obtain it but bump into each other with their realtors and a dispute begins as to who has a right to the apartment as Renata says it is hers as she has sent in a contract. They send their realtors racing to get it and bring their luggage back first, but they return at the same time. However Carlo proposes marriage to Renata and she accepts and they end up getting it together.
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