It's a family business – we're getting on with it.
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I thought it was funny that some journalists were killing Kyle Lowry for playing terrible, which he was, calling his game garbage, but then also getting on me for getting on the refs.
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Getting on this team is what I wanted to do.
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I'm getting on the radio to call in the shooting.
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"She's getting on, she's 78," said congressional historian Thomas Mann.
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America's not the only one getting on the action, either.
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Many of those programs are still getting on their feet.
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Just like getting on, getting off was quick and easy.
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Instead, TNL's focus is on getting on more level footing.
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How did that start and how are you getting on?
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Trader Jon Najarian is getting on the Trump train ... literally.
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"Supermom is really getting on my nerves," Tutera, 49, laments.
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However, one star is just now getting on the bandwagon.
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The blowback you are getting on this is so deserved.
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Getting on NBC's The Voice just got a little easier.
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In fact, the two are getting on each other's nerves.
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Could you imagine getting on an airplane ... WITHOUT YOUR PHONE?!
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For Kiermaier, getting on base hasn't been easy this season.
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So, I feel close to getting on board with that.
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Of course, this entails getting on a plane and traveling.
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"We are just getting on with delivering sport," said Coe.
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That rule would prevent Kasich from getting on the ballot.
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While some are dying, others are getting on with living.
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For now, though, Kaepernick is not getting on a team.
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I was sure we were never getting on another plane.
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Members of Congress should be getting on the same page.
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That means getting on the same page about your priorities.
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"It was really difficult getting on the boat," Seymour said.
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VLADIMER The writing was sort of getting on the wall.
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I'm not bitter, I'm just getting on with my life.
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I was getting on a bus and ... LG: For posterity.
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Let me just say, everybody, Katie Couric is the hardest-working woman and we were having dinner and literally she was getting on ... You were getting on a night flight, where were you going?
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Getting on your level is not an easy thing to do.
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Of course, emigrating isn't as easy as getting on a plane.
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Some are terrified of getting on the wrong side of Disney.
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From the looks of it, the two are getting on swimmingly.
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You could tell they were getting on the brakes pretty strongly.
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Getting on that bus ride and heading home, it was difficult.
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It was never just about getting on stage and dancing around.
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Getting on the network, you had to have a TCPI client.
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Lisa Murkowski getting on board with this bill or this process.
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Meanwhile, other countries and institutions are getting on with the job.
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We were active, and we also were getting on the glass.
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And what might be keeping the rebels from getting on board?
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He's right that "dozens" of hipster clubs are getting on it.
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Getting on the procrastination train and waving goodbye to responsibility pic.twitter.
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" R ichard : "You're getting on my goddam nerves, that's what'chu doing!
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But it's not just the presidential hopefuls getting on board. Sen.
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Getting on the same page financially will reduce your money arguments.
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It's not an ideal time to be getting on an airplane.
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It's similar to getting on the For You page on TikTok.
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Noah just didn't feel like getting on that ark one day.
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"It's my daily dose of getting on someone's nerves," Auriemma said.
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Getting on the congressional ballot is difficult in any one state.
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Transitioning isn't getting on the subway and getting off the subway.
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Albert Sun wrote today's Back Story before getting on a plane.
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Here, Yahoo beats Comet by getting on the Netscape menu bar.
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"Getting on a great pitcher like that is key," Bird said.
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S.T.A countries must apply for visas before getting on a flight.
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Did the women all get sized before getting on the show?
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He's getting on in years, had a scare just last month.
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"And then the next step is hopefully getting on the field."
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The Canadiens did not waste any time getting on the board.
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I don't know if it's the president getting on 'Fox & Friends.
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He is still getting on stage, and saying anything he wants.
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You can be busy getting on Snapchat while someone's getting bullied.
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A mandatory basic classroom session comes before getting on the track.
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They should've crossed it before getting on a plane, I think.
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The Red Sox didn't waste any time getting on the scoreboard.
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You ain't got your verse, you ain't getting on this record.
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"I'm just really challenging them and getting on them," Mulkey said.
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Others give her credit for getting on the issue early too.
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What's the story behind Drake getting on "Why You Always Hatin'"?
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How could you rely on them getting on a plane for work?
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Today you are over 70 percent, getting on 80 percent professionally managed.
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I'm looking forward to getting on a more regular budget in January.
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Can you imagine Psalm West getting on the blinged-out barrette train?
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"I was just stalking people before getting on the phone," she admits.
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It soon becomes apparent that Emily is not getting on that plane.
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The White House getting on board is certainly a sign of that.
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Because they're getting on this fucking boat and going into the unknown.
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So how is everyone getting on with their life in the aftermath (?).
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You're riding in an autonomous car and it's getting on the freeway.
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This prevents any dirt and germs from getting on my other items.
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"Getting on Boz's radar seemed like progress," McNamee writes of the tweet.
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It seems everyone who's anyone is getting on the plant-based bandwagon.
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There&aposs a lot of states that are getting on the bandwagon.
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"Getting on another flight now oh bless," Teigen wrote around 1 a.m.
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A stunt coordinator took his blood pressure before getting on the helicopter.
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When she arrives, we go to Dunkin' before getting on the road.
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"Getting on the road was good for us," coach Steve Kerr said.
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The bacteria can also pass through chicken feces getting on the eggs.
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" Another describes the act of getting on a plane as "nerve-wracking.
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The operation didn't stop Jackson from getting on stage the next day.
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But more is probably, I think, getting on twitter is probably good.
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The inflatable adventure makes getting on the water easy, fun and portable.
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Brands are getting on board, with sponsors including Mastercard, Volvo and Chandon.
|
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Before the fall, we see Kerry getting on and off of planes
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The mostly black bodies crowding the Superdome, getting on rafts, and being
|
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What did the Penguins get while Crosby wasn't getting on the scoresheet?
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And he wound up getting on the Get It How U Live!
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"Right now, we're focused on getting on the Shipt marketplace," he said.
|
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McCain just kept getting on those southwest flights to Manchester, New Hampshire.
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This is done without getting on a soapbox or offending the host.
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I'm so looking forward to getting on the bar and experiencing this.
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Here is how to increase your chances of getting on the river.
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INSTEAD OF GETTING ON HIS PHONE AND TWEETING, JUST READ A BOOK.
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Nah. But the president is not getting on that helicopter anytime soon.
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Mistakes like this (getting on the wrong Gulfstream) are bound to happen.
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I know being on the list, getting on the list is hard.
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"It's about getting on the same page," Tanaka said through his interpreter.
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Getting on her company's health insurance plan was also a great benefit.
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Getting on the bus and reporting for work somehow counts against me.
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And she appears to derive great pleasure in getting on his nerves.
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You are getting on top of a water body in which they reside.
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Sisi's potential challengers say the fiercest fight now is getting on the ballot.
|
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Imran Awan was arrested July 24 before getting on a plane to Pakistan.
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So, she texts Justin saying that she's getting on a plane to Paris.
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But only the biggest gas stations and convenience stores are getting on board.
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It's Niecy Nash, who played Didi on the dearly departed "Getting On" (HBO).
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He's down to getting on the floor, he was down to changing diapers.
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Businesses like McDonald's and Starbucks are even getting on board the movement. 19.
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Paris Themmen has fulfilled his Willy Wonka character's obsession with getting on television.
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But the judiciary and the army have been getting on well of late.
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We'll check back in a few years to see how they're getting on.
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"He was prevented from getting on the flight out of Pyongyang," Aberg said.
|
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The Bruins quickly struck back by getting on the board 58 seconds later.
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Also, "always use the restroom before getting on a sketchy elevator," he says.
|
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"Oooooohhhhhhhhh," I say, before getting on the brake and heading into a corner.
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It was quick and they did good job getting on the early pitches.
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"I think he made a mistake getting on the Trump bandwagon," he said.
|
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"Simon had his vet check just before getting on the plane," she said.
|
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"He was prevented from getting on the flight out of Pyongyang," she added.
|
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Meanwhile, her contemporaries were getting on, publishing second and third novels, building reputations.
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It's nice to see former enemies Sharpay and Gabriella getting on so well.
|
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"(The) Army has been polite and getting on with the people," he said.
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He was arrested at the gate before getting on the flight to Kolkata.
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You know there aren't many left and they're getting on, they're quite elderly.
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"He's not very far away (from getting on track)," manager Terry Francona said.
|
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The excitement of getting on the stage and making people laugh is thrilling.
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Then there he is getting on top of me, mounting me from behind.
|
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Just getting on the field will make him the competition's oldest ever Kiwi.
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You feel held back and frustrated, and everything is getting on your nerves.
|
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After my nephew's party, my dad is getting on a plane to Sacramento.
|
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Me getting on that plane anyway, convinced I am some kind of monster.
|
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Most people who ride don't attend educational programs before getting on their bikes.
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Probably not the only workout they're getting on this trip ... we're pretty sure.
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Getting on my feet and doing that movement over and over and over.
|
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As the world embraces this transition, Latin America is also getting on board.
|
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Costa Rica answered in the 56th, finally getting on the World Cup scoresheet.
|
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Bloomberg didn't even bother getting on the ballot in the first four states.
|
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While he wasn't getting carries, he was at least getting on the field.
|
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It keeps us from getting on with the business of the American people.
|
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No amount of talk therapy or 'getting on with life' could change that.
|
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He didn't know elevator etiquette and made eye contact with people getting on.
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"That is why we are getting on with these initiatives now," Elliott added.
|
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"What Melvin has been doing is getting on base," manager Andy Green said.
|
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They weren't coming in and [getting] on you quarter after quarter, I assume.
|
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" — "Getting On With It" (1982) "The ideal journalism school needs only one course.
|
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And this is all before getting on to the biggest obstacle of all: money.
|
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This means getting on the ground and holding non-confrontational dialog with all stakeholders.
|
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Seven of the eight that you compiled ended up getting on to that list.
|
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He often stops and checks in with them to see how they're getting on.
|
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Rajai Davis and Tyler Naquin will also have more difficulty getting on the field.
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WE LANDED AND YOU COULD TELL THEY WERE GETTING ON THE BRAKES PRETTY STRONGLY.
|
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"To me, it was never about getting on stage and winning," Judge told PEOPLE.
|
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Not a huge difference, but more than anyone is getting on their checking account.
|
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But she is happy with the amount of followers she is getting on Instagram.
|
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Other than Indiana getting on the offensive boards, we really played a good game.
|
|
Barack Obama is getting on the Elect More Women train and with good reason.
|
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When my kids were getting on the bus, he passed by on the street.
|
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However, the ABI is not planning to stop autonomous vehicles getting on the road.
|
|
So if you love a good underdog, consider getting on board with the Hurricanes.
|
|
Our Disneyland sources tell us Blake thought twice before getting on Peter Pan's Flight.
|
|
If you're getting on a subway and need comic book entertainment, get Jupiter's Legacy.
|
|
Getting on the tube train half naked wasn't as horrible as I had anticipated.
|
|
Before getting on the IRL or social media soapbox, do a few integrity checks.
|
|
It's not clear what kinds of returns the startup was getting on that model.
|
|
The news agency also reported that Assange has been getting on his hosts' nerves.
|
|
When you're talking about the two hole, you're talking about guys getting on base.
|
|
Women are getting on to corporate boards at greater speed, and in greater numbers.
|
|
It's about getting comfortable at the big-league level and getting on a roll.
|
|
I told him we were getting on it soon and that we'd been busy.
|
|
There's something important potential investors should know before getting on the treadmill with Peloton.
|
|
In his early days at ABC, he didn't find it easy getting on air.
|
|
"Guys did a good job working good at-bats and getting on," Schimpf said.
|
|
Keep scrolling to see what getting on and off the giant ship is like.
|
|
Whenever I'm tired or getting on a flight, I'll wear the SK-II mask.
|
|
And speaking from experience, most of the people involved dread getting on a plane.
|
|
" Plus, she continues, he has a greater "likelihood of getting on state party ballots.
|
|
Is there anything more frustrating than getting on the phone with a telecommunications provider?
|
|
How did you find the people who had left this job were getting on?
|
|
After all, he's 65, getting on a bit and only reacting to market forces.
|
|
"Share how you're getting on and ask other people how they are," she said.
|
|
Despondent, she daydreams about getting on a bus and heading west on Interstate 10.
|
|
The Cardinals used six pitchers, and the Mets greeted each by getting on base.
|
|
It's just getting on and off the foils is the part I'm struggling with.
|
|
Senate Republicans are worried about getting on the wrong side of the Republican base.
|
|
Otherwise, if people stop getting on your airplanes, you have a very real problem.
|
|
Right now, few people are getting on planes, let alone ones powered by batteries.
|
|
Jordan Spieth showed signs of getting on track, despite opening with two straight bogeys.
|
|
Like a car in the wrong spot, or a dog getting on a couch.
|
|
"There are these little pockets of people getting on with life again," Price says.
|
|
My purpose in getting on PrEP wasn't so that I could have unprotected sex.
|
|
Some of these companies have an obvious interest in getting on Trump's good side.
|
|
And no, it's not by getting on your hands and knees with a towel.
|
|
We did catch the bus as other passengers were getting on at the stop.
|
|
He even posed for pics and shook some hands before getting on the plane.
|
|
"That doesn't exactly give you a safe feeling getting on the train," she said.
|
|
"We've had substantial numbers of noncitizens getting on our voter rolls," he said recently.
|
|
"Getting on base is a big deal, a big thing of mine," Ford said.
|
|
This year, though, I have noticed a trend that is getting on my nerves.
|
|
I take a Xanax before getting on the plane as I still have anxiety.
|
|
He was always getting on me about getting some rest, like a mother hen.
|
|
Dallas wasted no time getting on the board just 1:08 into the game.
|
|
But after Trump's tweet, they appeared to be getting on board with leadership's plan.
|
|
"Nancy, I need some help getting on the podium," he yelled into a phone.
|
|
In ice dancing, there's skaters Maia and Alex Shibutani possibly getting on that podium.
|
|
LEBEAU: AND WHAT'S YOUR REACTION WHEN YOU HEAR PEOPLE SAY, I'M NOT GETTING ON IT?
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"Getting on one another and holding each other accountable," Manning said of the needed remedy.
|
|
Remember, you know you are getting on a 5-hour flight, but your pet doesn't.
|
|
Kaufman details the intense process of getting on the show, which includes a health screening.
|
|
Otherwise, given how competitive it's getting on the world stage, we won't stand a chance.
|
|
We're constantly told that periods shouldn't stop us from getting on with our everyday lives.
|
|
Hoping the president fails is like getting on an airplane and hoping the pilot crashes.
|
|
Jax and Reddy's classmates aren't the only ones getting on board with the boys' friendship.
|
|
It's no secret that Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) has started getting on some people's nerves.
|
|
Already, people traveling from these countries have been stopped from getting on US-bound flights.
|
|
"The first was the excitement of finally getting on top of the mountain," he says.
|
|
The hardest part about being a female hitchhiker is getting on the road at all.
|
|
The Hound and Tormund were getting on pretty well in last Sunday's episode, weren't they?
|
|
But instead of getting on her flight, she was asked to surrender her boarding pass.
|
|
For Becca Kufrin, getting on The Bachelor was a process that took "years" to complete.
|
|
Lily will keep getting on her soapbox, even when there's no one around to listen.
|
|
We each grab a vodka-grapefruit juice from the bar before getting on the boat.
|
|
Stepping on board a train is like getting on a magic carpet with a genie.
|
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"To me, it was never about getting on stage and winning," Judge, 48, tells PEOPLE.
|
|
Here are five tips for getting on the show, from entrepreneurs who have done it.
|
|
"His average has been down but he's actually been getting on base quite a bit."
|
|
I feel like tuna getting on the blockchain means that this tech is old news.
|
|
A baserunning mistake prevented the White Sox from getting on the board in the fifth.
|
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Let's start with getting on the cases of people who are actually in public office.
|
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That's why I learned how to DJ, so I can start getting on the road.
|
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"You're getting on base, and that's what your team asks you to do," Harper said.
|
|
The ones getting on boats in recent days are just the tip of the iceberg.
|
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All they're doing is getting on some social media platform and talking shit on you.
|
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He walks in like a boss and does push-ups before getting on an elevator.
|
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The real foreign influence in American elections is foreigners getting on the rolls and voting.
|
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"They're rapidly getting on parity with us in fighter jets, submarines and missiles," Slane said.
|
|
Mr. Johnson has already passed the first one: getting on the ballot in every state.
|
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Businesses are getting on board, especially given the uptick in media interest on gender equality.
|
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There's a single power button and getting on is almost just like riding a hoverboard.
|
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Sometimes it's been so bad that she's been paralyzed from even getting on an airplane.
|
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My wife would say I'm getting on her nerves because I'm around all the time.
|
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I'm finally getting on this road that I've been trying so hard to get on.
|
|
Getting on TV and flapping your lips regurgitating the same dumb lines year after year.
|
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Despite clouds on the horizon tomorrow, companies appear to be getting on with business today.
|
|
The Wind Therapy Freedom Riders are holding a safety meeting before getting on the road.
|
|
And then there's the fact that a ton of Bachelor people are getting on TikTok.
|
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A few of my closest friends know this means I am getting on an airplane.
|
|
The gunman is seen on surveillance video leaving the car before getting on the motorcycle.
|
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There's only so much the health institutions can do without the government getting on board.
|
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But it also means that the value you're getting on any future earnings has increased.
|
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Nearly half of the NFL would be getting on planes in less than 12 hours.
|
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Is it the thought of getting on a train full of strangers that frightens you?
|
|
You're really tampering and getting on dangerous ground because you are messing with folk then.
|
|
Then I see him getting on the helicopter with his grandkids and that's very endearing.
|
|
"No one's afraid of getting on the wrong side of a Trump tweet storm anymore."
|
|
Breaking an artist is much bigger than getting on whatever fancy playlist of the week.
|
|
Use the first day of the weekend for getting on top of your task list.
|
|
Until we're granted further explanation, these 13 TV trends are getting on our last nerve.
|
|
The old turtle mayor Tortimer was getting on in years, had his time finally come?
|
|
Restaurants and consumers, going by the recent surge of interest, are increasingly getting on board.
|
|
I'm just doing my job, I'm just getting on with my career and my path.
|
|
But the readings he was getting on that first flight, in early November, hit 25.
|
|
"And just getting on with the business at hand, which is taking care of this country."
|
|
"Understanding how Germany works is the basis for getting on well together," the app website says.
|
|
And we have many cases in Kansas of aliens getting on our voter rolls and voting.
|
|
The leadoff man getting on four out of five innings really bit him a little bit.
|
|
Rebel Wilson held nothing back, getting on her feet to go at it with Eddie Izzard.
|
|
So many celebs are getting on board, from Blake Lively to Naomie Harris to Reese Witherspoon.
|
|
"I'm talking about just getting on the same level as solid state schools." he told CNN.
|
|
About 15% of construction workers nationwide, and getting on for half in London, are foreign-born.
|
|
Also like stepping away, like getting on the little skiff and driving out and seeing it.
|
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She just started getting on the Internet to see, [digging] into his past a little bit.
|
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"I ended up getting on oxygen," she revealed about the time she literally dislocated a rib.
|
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Ultimately, it comes down to stopping those bombs getting on the plane in the first place.
|
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With her parents getting on, she needs to ready herself to pay an inheritance-tax bill.
|
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His music was getting on this whole other vibration, not too many people are really there.
|
|
Random. We started at the last stop and people just kept getting on at each stop.
|
|
Trump has a genius for getting on TV — he doesn't need to pay to do it.
|
|
If you're getting on an airplane and need something meaningful, get the infinitely re-readable Watchmen.
|
|
"Twitter to me is more about getting the news, getting on top of things," Sethi argued.
|
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Ron was getting on his nerves, too, presiding over everything, auditioning for the role of widow.
|
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Everyone is getting on board with this concept because it's so much easier to make money.
|
|
In 2016, there was about 30,000 people getting on at those five stops, after Broadway Junction.
|
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A lot more is at stake on Tuesday than getting on the right side of money.
|
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" Said Judge: "I was just glad to get in that position, with guys getting on base.
|
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"It's my first time getting on [the subway] in New York," James says in the video.
|
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AND IT CAME DOWN BECAUSE PEOPLE'S PERCEPTION WAS WHAT PROBABILITY OF MY GETTING ON WAS LOWER.
|
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I did however, later return to the simulator to see how other people were getting on.
|
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I've been "getting on with it" ever since, and haven't spoken to my mother in years.
|
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Cui already has 10,600 followers, less than a week after getting on the social media platform.
|
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Somewhere between getting on another train and alighting at another station, my girlfriend had dumped me.
|
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Physical buildings that are completed and open and more workers getting on our buses every day.
|
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Getting on Amazon early is probably the reason why our older toys still sell really well.
|
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Mr. Hopkins, 80, has been getting on with the business of acting for almost 60 years.
|
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"I used to take it personal — why is he getting on me like that?" she said.
|
|
Somehow getting on base and getting a hit are really not that big of a deal.
|
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But staying in her marriage and getting on with her life are two very different things.
|
|
The good news ... it seems he's finally getting on roughly the same page as Dr. Fauci.
|
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"If Sanders keeps winning, I could see Democrats in other states getting on board," Scala said.
|
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The campaign has said getting on ballots in 15 states with deadlines on or after Aug.
|
|
In time, the British are likely to discover that getting on with it isn't so easy.
|
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I couldn't talk about getting on my feet, getting my life back, getting my children back.
|
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So Jon not getting on the dragon is the new Jack not fitting on the door?
|
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RIDLEY SCOTT The stories about Harrison and I not getting on, [they were] not absolutely true.
|
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Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook founder and chief executive, is clearly getting on Mr. Cook's last nerve.
|
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He was on the Frisian Island of Texel before getting on the train to Aberdeen, Scotland.
|
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I mean, heaven not getting on with seven books, which is how I used to travel.
|
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We are just getting on the trail, and lame Laura the fun police hits the brakes.
|
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Oprah may be running for president in 2020 — and, uh, even the Trumps are getting on board.
|
|
Airlines have been barring travelers who might be affected by the ban from even getting on flights.
|
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I don't want to be pretentious, but I feel good that these faces are getting on television.
|
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"Most of the stuff we are getting on our front doorstep is West Coast bud," he says.
|
|
If this all sounds familiar, it's because everyone is getting on board the health-and-wellness train.
|
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Franklin herself sounded as though she'd be happy just getting on the team as a relay swimmer.
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Were you upset that after getting on so well with the queen that they didn't ask you?
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The management team are just getting on with running the business in what is a challenging market.
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But getting on his bike again — even if it's stationary — is likely an exciting moment for Eddie.
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Others said it punishes people for reporting misconduct or just for getting on their supervisors' bad sides.
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The way Smith saw it, he was making sure that accurate information was getting on Fox's air.
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ABC's Jonathan Karl has a knack for getting on Sean Spicer's nerves during the daily press briefings.
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"I'm so nomadic that I try to nest but then find myself getting on airplanes," she says.
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Sprint can say that without many asterisks or exaggerations, and UK carriers are also getting on board.
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Instead of getting on the plane to Bogotá, they leave the airport and go catch an accountant.
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Getting on with life is what most Washington politicians have been doing since the accusation was made.
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And they ... But you see the trend of all athletes getting on here and being ... doing it?
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Watch the video above to see them all cop to a cheeky few before getting on stage.
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Jordan continued: "When I think about getting on a knee…" After that statement, he shrugs his shoulders.
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Then I stop at Subway and eat a chicken wrap before getting on the road for work.
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It is also launching a direct mail campaign and getting on the ground to knock on doors.
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And each state has its own uniquely complex rules and processes for getting on the primary ballot.
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Noisey: How much buzz have you been getting on social media for your recent song "Silver Clouds"?
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"Amid all the noise, we are getting on with the job," May wrote in the Sunday Telegraph.
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This is now political reality - it's the will of parliament and so we're getting on with it.
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Chicago residents can easily get quality pizza by getting on a plane and flying to New York.
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I just felt if I stayed there I was risking my opponent getting on top of me.
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TACCONE Usually there's some element of getting on the phone to explain what we want to do.
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We're getting on it tomorrow, and it dead stops in November, and we got to get off.
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At that point, whatever instinct kicked in, kicked in and some people started getting on the ground.
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Though they have succeeded in getting on the ballot, the ridesharing companies have reason to be pessimistic.
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"It looks like he&aposs getting on track to what we all expected," manager Don Mattingly said.
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"This film has taken 17 years from writing it to getting on the big screen," he said.
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He singled in a run, and then yelled an expletive at his bench after getting on base.
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Getting on track to a safer future isn't something any one individual can do on their own.
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That might mean getting on YouTube and watching every product launch and tutorial video you can find.
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Do you think any concession Verizon ends up getting on price is in the billions or millions?
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"People bought one or two or even three years just by getting on the plan," she said.
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I think that led to that chaos and led to him getting on my back so easily.
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I'm just getting on my feet; I'm taking care of everything I need to take care of.
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" Then Will Scheffer and Mark Olsen, who created and produced "Getting On," met me and said, "Welcome.
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It allowed me to interact and interface with numerous passengers getting on and off the subway cars.
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He wasn't going to be getting on a plane with Mr. Dunstone and Mr. Awoyemi this time.
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When things are not going well or you're not getting on, emotionally it's easy to give up.
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Rote questions about how we gentlemen were getting on—usually asked of me—had a peculiar intensity.
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We're talking about Donald Trump explicitly getting on the phone to encourage an ally to help him.
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We need to put a patent on the name to stop people from getting on the bandwagon.
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Well, let me share with you one thing that I was very ... Getting on a plane faster?
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But Democrats have shown no interest in getting on board with the supposedly moderate Patient Freedom Act.
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That was my foot in the door, and that led to getting on staff as a writer.
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"I mean, everyone's getting extremely bored with Brexit and people are getting on with it," he said.
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"Airlines will receive a formal order to ban all symptoms from getting on an airplane," said Trudeau.
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New Yorkers, a resilient lot, didn't let the episode stop them from getting on with their lives.
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"We're really excited about it and we're now looking forward to getting on with construction," he said.
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I put that on my to-do list before making a coffee, showering, and getting on the subway.
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Guillermo put his pole-dancing lesson to good use, getting on stage and dancing alongside the Chippendales dancers.
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This keeps things clean and reduces the odds of dust getting on the sensor when you're swapping lenses.
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Now TomTom is getting on board, in the latest effort to offer more compelling wearable features through software.
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Not only that, there are people who stop me and say, 'I'm never getting on that plane again.
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While Parkinson's prevents her from getting on a horse anymore, Jacobs keeps the passion close to her heart.
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ED GARDEN: What I would say is you can feel that we're getting on our front foot operationally.
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India's fast-growing economy means more people are moving to urban areas and getting on the housing ladder.
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Whereas getting on the catwalk was once the entire point, now, it marks the beginning of something more.
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"We're seeing TV stars get bigger audiences on Live than they're getting on their TV shows," he said.
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It's about time, because People You May Know has been getting on people's nerves for over 10 years.
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Snack on some delicious turkey avocado sandwiches before getting on more calls and catching up with my teams.
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It seems like a lot has happened for you pretty quickly, from getting on Real to going pro.
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Being able to really bond with the team, because that's a big part of getting on any company.
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There's no time for exposition or planning when we only have seven episodes to be getting on with.
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But, unlike a lot of firms getting on the AR/AI bandwagon, TechSee's proposal might actually be useful.
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It's not just safety of the planes, it's safety of getting on the planes, safety within the planes.
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So whether it's check-in, but the question about getting on an airplane passes through the government's hands.
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The prospect of getting on the subway and seeing a healthy depiction of sexual wellbeing makes us hopeful.
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It has helped him having CF Mike Trout hitting in front of him and getting on base — Trout's .
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So getting on the mic and discussing one's weaknesses is not the most comfortable or even welcomed approach.
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INGRAHAM: George is -- GIULIANI: George is not getting on the Supreme Court, I think I can predict that.
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In fact, she says it's the opposite -- that Kanye's getting on board with HER ideas for healing Chicago.
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Amy Klobuchar said Thursday "getting on with our lives" means taking Russia's interference with the 2016 election seriously.
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That doesn't mean American investors will necessarily be turned away from getting on board with the investment opportunity.
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And that's why I'm getting on this plane, tired as fuck, and heading back into the lion's den.
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L'Oréal wants to help inform consumers about exactly how much sun exposure they're getting on a daily basis.
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Musk calls the situation "production hell," even "worse than I thought," but tells King its getting on track.
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"Slowing down and starting is the big test, and obviously getting on cleats and making turns," Rodriguez said.
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Fortunately for Thompson, he won't be the only person getting on Kim's nerves during the show's 15th season.
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" He added, "He had no chance at national office after that, other than getting on the Trump ticket.
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The elevators can be frustrating with a bunch of people getting on and off on floors below you.
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And tech executive realized the number of notifications he was getting on his smartphone was overwhelming and unnecessary.
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"That's all they talk about: getting on Facebook to find their parents, and making WhatsApp calls," he said.
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You can even sleep with this stuff on overnight without fear of it getting on your white pillows!
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Getting on stage and dressing up has always been a part of it—and a nice one, too.
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He still feels an all-encompassing freedom when getting on his skateboard and wishes everyone could experience that.
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Until then, getting on your own two feet and accomplishing your own goals sounds like a great idea.
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"We could not write negative stories about Fox News because it jeopardized people getting on TV," Nicosia said.
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An artist should be true to himself, rather than being totally concerned about getting on the Black charts.
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Mészarós is perhaps the clearest example of how Hungarians can flourish simply by getting on Orban's good side.
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What I wanted to tell him was there was no way that I was getting on that bus.
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As the Republicans have learned since broad discussions of replacing Trump began, "getting on the ballot" is difficult.
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Let them get on with it, and let me get on with what I'm getting on with, please.
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Adri was nonverbal, but she would cry getting on the bus and didn't want to leave the house.
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But they'd accomplished their mission of getting on nationwide TV on the biggest night of the presidential primaries.
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The actress and Olympic gold medalist were "spotted kissing" before getting on their bikes, according to Page Six.
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Getting on the "Charlie Rose" show was a coup — for celebrities, it was a sign they were smart.
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I applaud New York, such a powerful international symbol of the United States, for finally getting on board.
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Loan payments are keeping young people from getting on with life, delaying marriage and homeownership, other data show.
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"There is a sense of [industry] getting on with it and not being reliant on government," said Connor.
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And some big weed companies, including Canopy Growth, which recently sponsored National Expungement Week, are getting on board.
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"Every game Kris plays this whole city is getting on his shoulders," Providence coach Ed Cooley told reporters.
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"It was tough to stand there when you could see the Patriots getting on a roll," he said.
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When I did look up, I realized the driver was oddly close to getting on the Brooklyn Bridge.
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"It's like taking a leap off a diving board or getting on a roller coaster," Mr. Gill said.
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People were nervous and excited because they didn't know if they were getting on the ship, Horn said.
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After singing Brazil's national anthem, he led competitors in a lengthy prayer before getting on with the event.
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With so many options for dining, social media can be an effective way of getting on customer's radar.
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" "From the devastation of that day (name) is slowly regaining her equilibrium and getting on with her life.
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"That's what gets the kids excited about getting their glasses and getting on the bus," he told Eagles.com.
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Buttigieg told CNN earlier Monday he hoped to move "past old prejudices" by getting on with his job.
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The campaigns view getting on TV as essential for exposure in low-budget races outside the national spotlight.
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When you're living and working in such close confines, 50 percent of the job is getting on with everyone.
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"Honestly, man, people and this triple-double thing is kind of getting on my nerves," Westbrook said last month.
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The new way to stay in shape is getting on your hands and knees and crawling like a baby.
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Patterson, 21, confessed to murdering Closs' parents and kidnapping her after he spotted her getting on a school bus.
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In lieu of making New Year's resolutions that likely won't stick, we're getting on a realistic post-holiday budget.
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Check out what Samsung has to offer this week, because it sure beats getting on line on Black Friday.
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There's no, 'man I'm getting on your nerves, why don't you go stare at Instagram for a couple days.
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Candidates seemed to judge the need to appear respectful more important than that of getting on with the campaign.
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They wonder if the economics work, or if passengers would balk at getting on board a self-flying vehicle.
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I play baseball for getting on the mound, throwing the ball and hanging out with my buddies playing catch.
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They would like to have everything set up for the passenger to be happy before getting on the craft.
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If they want to keep advancing, I'm going to keep getting on planes and buses and getting them prepared.
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It doesn't make any sense to me, but one day I was getting on a bus in San Francisco.
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If there's one thing that Jason Windus' neighbors know, it's that they should avoid getting on his bad side.
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A hot fledgling motorcycle taxi hailing service has hit a wall in Malaysia, after barely getting on the road.
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When they are getting on and setting the tone for the guys behind them, it takes the pressure off.
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It's a pretty explicitly lefty undertaking, so maybe there's no hope of any self-described centrists getting on board.
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These are so special that even those who usually refrain from purchasing treats at Disney are getting on board.
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Stay tuned for which brands are getting on board with Cameron's eco-friendly vision for the Oscars this year.
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Despite getting on the debate stage, Swalwell's campaign has struggled to get a foothold in the packed Democratic field.
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Getting on is a breeze – you step on with one foot and the thing remains upright and perfectly still.
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And it always happens the night before that I just say, 'Okay, I guess I'm getting on a plane.
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So it's up to us entrepreneurs to come up with entrepreneurial ways of getting on top of these problems.
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He showed us it could be done very early by getting on tour at 15 or 16 years old.
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This is no substitute for getting on a plane, visiting these countries regularly and meeting folks on the ground.
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She would say nothing to the mother if the mother telephoned to ask how the boy was getting on.
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But the shareholders did approve one resolution that could lead to a climate expert getting on the company's board.
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"If you keep on blocking judges from getting on the bench, then courts can't issue decisions," Mr. Obama said.
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My parents cared deeply about people, particularly people who needed a little bit of help getting on in life.
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I'm holding out hope we will get clarity, but every time we sense we're getting on track, we're not.
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But from stopping propaganda broadcasts to getting on to the same time zone, concrete steps have already been taken.
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But then Vince McMahon, despite getting on a little bit, could easily crush my little head like a grape.
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"Maybe next time I'll try the pizza," she wrote, before presumably getting on with the rest of her evening.
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He ended up getting on the bus in Chicago at the very start of the tour on June 15.
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The program, though still getting on its feet, has already been blasted by lawmakers as costing too much money.
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That's some when we say getting on offense, you're going to start to see and feel that from us.
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"Coach has been getting on me to make sure I'm not too much of inside or outside," he said.
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They were fans of mine from [HBO's] "Getting On," which turned the tide in how the industry saw me.
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I had wanted to see how the country was getting on some 15 years after I had invaded it.
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"Getting on to Shark Tark was such a pie in the sky dream of mine for years," Field said.
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Many found themselves battling stalled mortgage modifications and other problems, just as they were getting on firmer financial ground.
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Of course, his strategy of not getting on the ballots in those states protects him from under-performing there.
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He definitely knows how to get under your skin, even if that means getting on your nerves as well.
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But senators, too, have tried have tried to influence Trump by praising him and getting on his good side.
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Getting on a regular savings schedule is the best way to avoid spending your money in the wrong place.
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If she didn't say that part y'all would still be getting on her for not being in business class.
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"I was watching some video and I was getting on the side of the ball last game," he said.
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"The friction associated with transactions is typically higher than the value that you&aposre getting" on Craigslist, Ferguson said.
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We were really struggling over the bumps over both ends, really, and getting on the concrete (in the corners).
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If you're getting on average 45 Slack messages in an eight-hour workday, according to the Time Is Ltd.
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Him getting on a boat, maybe a boat with Newt, maybe not, and heading off out of New York.
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This year, as the expo continues to grow, we sent another writer to see how it was getting on.
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Each state has its own arbitrary number of signatures for getting on the ballot as an independent presidential candidate.
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Apps go through extensive checks before getting on the App Store, and there are extensive security measures in place.
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He thought getting on a roller coaster was almost the same thing as intentionally getting into a car accident.
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I decide caffeine is necessary, so I stop by Sant Ambroeus to buy a latte before getting on the train.
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"Just like United Technologies, getting on the next President's bad side could be a serious problem for Boeing," Cramer said.
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Recent TV appearances included a starring role on the hospital comedy Getting On and a guest shot on Grey's Anatomy.
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"The one comment we kept getting on the comeback tour is we wish Trisha would have played longer," Brooks said.
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Once you were 21 and energetic, now you're getting on and wake up with a stiff body in the morning.
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If just the thought of getting on an airplane makes you a little — or a lot — queasy, you're not alone.
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While TSA projections had 25 million getting on board, fewer than 3 million people are reported to have signed up.
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Finally getting on board with casting and broadly expanding Prime Video on Android TV seems to have done the trick.
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We were getting on so well; we liked the same things; we agreed with each other on so many topics.
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Rocha-Goldberg said she fielded multiple calls days before the hurricane hit from people afraid of getting on the road.
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The complaint alleges Patterson targeted Jayme, whom he did not know, after he spotted her getting on a school bus.
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And that means taking what Schroeder says is a vital step and getting on the same online sites and apps.
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It all started, according to Makhzoomi, after he decided to call his uncle in Baghdad after getting on the plane.
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"Creators and podcasters are completely blind to what traffic their RSS feeds are getting on Luminary," Smith tells The Verge.
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But these days it feels like there are a lot of reasons to be wary of getting on a plane.
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This helps the U.S. make sure the people getting on the plane are the same people who hold those visas.
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Before getting on the plane (I guess he changed his mind), we see Kevin buying an engagement ring for Sophie.
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Supporters say she has steely determination, pays attention to detail and focuses on getting on with the job at hand.
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Like is this piece of content really getting on the wrong side of the balance of free expression and safety?
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At HeForShe Arts Week earlier this year, she recalled paparazzi getting on the floor to take photos up her skirt.
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" "It's out of general curiosity to see how they're getting on, what they're doing, and how missed I truly am.
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Broiler chickens are now so big that their muscles prevent them from getting on top of each other to mate.
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"It's an unlimited number of prayer requests that I feel like I'm getting on a daily basis," said Scott, 30.
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Right out of the gate, naltrexone hit a big hurdle: Patients had a tougher time getting on it than buprenorphine.
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When the main challenge of a campaign became getting on TV, the main task of the candidate became raising money.
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But online sale of consumer packaged goods is starting to pick up, and the CPG powerhouses are getting on board.
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And now the President's son-in-law Jared Kushner apparently is among those who risk getting on Grassley's bad side.
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Five guys had B-I-L-L-S painted on their chests, and they kept getting on TV that game.
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And when I start getting on the road, learning how to DJ, I learned how to talk in the microphone.
|
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For those wondering, no, this is not a sign of the sky getting on board with the millennial pink trend.
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Twitter is getting on the 360-degree video bandwagon thanks to a partnership between the company, the NBA, and Samsung.
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Nothing is too much trouble when it is a question of stopping bombs, guns and bad guys getting on board.
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At Love Field in Dallas before getting on the plane, I bought a small jar of cherries and flushed them.
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Just this weekend, he flew off the handle on an airport employee ... which prevented him from getting on the plane.
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Your airline would just put you on standby and you had a good chance of getting on the next flight.
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Getting on an income-based repayment plan depends on working with a loan servicer to complete a 12-page application.
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There isn't any record of her getting on a bus or any account from a bus driver, the brother said.
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To outsiders, however, that may seem faint praise given Mr. Trump's lifelong alacrity for getting on the phone with reporters.
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You know we've heard reports of these folks getting on buses and then getting off and walking for the cameras.
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The complaint alleges Patterson targeted Jayme, whom he did not know, after he spotted her getting on a school bus.
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We just sat there... that's when you start to realize you are getting on the plane, you aren't getting off.
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Since 2014, Steve Case and his firm Revolution have been getting on a bus for Rise of the Rest tours.
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Cuba and Mongolia stayed lowkey by continuing their trend of getting on and getting off in under 5 minutes (impressive!).
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But how, exactly, do porn performers make sure they're getting on set with someone they can actually get off with?
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"There was a lot of chaos, with everyone getting on the plane and saying, 'I am going,'" Mr. Ayubi said.
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Minnie throws and lands a series of violent punches, before getting on top of the woman to continue pulverizing her.
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Mulvaney and Cipollone, Trump's two most vital strategists for impeachment, aren't getting on, as documented by the Times and others.
|
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On All Blues you do the Howlin' Wolf track "Goin' Down Slow," about a man who's getting on in years.
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They're getting on the 6 train and going to work and stepping over some bum and not thinking about it.
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"We're getting on the flight now," Munther A. said in a telephone interview from the Baghdad airport late Thursday afternoon.
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Getting on a plane or a cruise ship or behind the wheel of a car adds carbon to the atmosphere.
|
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"The most 'sabroso' thing" about the experience, it goes on, was getting on an airplane to return to Cuban soil.
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The suspect continued to run, getting on top of the roof of a nearby business and jumping off, Daniels said.
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Rovenski said police weren't kind to her mother's disability, preventing her from getting on the ground easily and manhandled her.
|
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Encouragingly, several of the planned six state governments are getting on their feet and showing a nascent ability to govern.
|
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But for the majority, getting on in private business is more important than working your way up the Party ladder.
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Seeing that his daughter and mine were getting on fine, he lingered at the bar to chat with some friends.
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"Bijan and his family are relieved and looking forward to getting on with their lives," his lawyer Mark MacDougall said.
|
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When people in an apartment building and Nehemiah owners were getting on each other's nerves, Ms. Goffe opened diplomatic channels.
|
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Clemson wasted little time in getting on the board first, driving 2264 yards in nine plays on its opening possession.
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I was bummed about the daytime drowsiness because I truly enjoyed feeling like I was getting on a better schedule.
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LG: Do you see your friends falling for fakes news a lot that they're getting on social apps and stuff?
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Money issues are also getting on your nerves, but an unexpected way to solve a financial problem could come soon.
|
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The images on your phone and whatever envy they provoke are, apparently, a great impetus for getting on a plane.
|
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The authorities are so desperate to stem emigration, it seems, that they are simply stopping their countrymen from getting on planes.
|
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However, Duterte clearly appears to be getting on better with Trump than he did with the American president's predecessor, Barack Obama.
|
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I'm also really pleased with the 4,000mAh battery — or, more specifically, with the battery life I'm getting on the 7 Pro.
|
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Frank had no trouble getting on the little dog's level and providing the senior with the healing friendship he desperately needed.
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Go to the bathroom before getting on the plane, since plane bathrooms can breed bacteria like E. Coli, according to Drexel.
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Meet him at the airport with an envelope with $5,000 in it, or he's turning around and getting on another plane.
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We were next to the terminal building, so we were able to walk right over instead of getting on a bus.
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In a tweet, he called the OCE "unfair" but suggested his Republican colleagues had bigger things to be getting on with.
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There is no one else waiting to be attended to except the man who is right now getting on Yinka's nerves.
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JWST will do even more testing in California, before finally getting on a boat to its launch site in French Guiana.
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That would not appeal to politicians in Britain, where "getting on the property ladder" is seen as crucial to financial security.
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Midge is spotted by agent Susie Meyerson, who is played by Alex Borstein (Getting On), and thus, her standup career began.
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In 2004, Bush — who is also the first cousin of President George W. Bush — interviewed Trump about getting on the ballot.
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Some accounts (which Beatty now laughs off) have him getting on his knees and literally begging Warner to back the picture.
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But the fix leaves much to be desired for the party's hard-line minority, and they're not getting on board — yet.
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For one, smartphones are expensive, and getting on an upgrade treadmill only encourages companies to push out incremental updates every year.
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Lots of people are getting on the bidet bandwagon right now because it's a more environmentally-friendly option than toilet paper.
|
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The 32-year-old Quigley was last seen getting on a bus at New York City's Port Authority at 1 a.m.
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Quigley was last seen getting on a bus at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City around 1 a.m.
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" He added: "So the takeaway from what I am telling you is no harm is done by getting on the bill.
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He said the Chinese didn't like the push-back they were getting on the communique because they weren't used to it.
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Volkswagen's hopes that it was getting on top of the emissions-test cheating scandals that emerged in September were short-lived.
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Yes, he says, he can't resist getting on the floor to play Disney princess with daughters Dylan, 5, and Georgia, 3.
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"You often see people getting on a bandwagon to trash and demean," said Ms. Cornett, a middle schoolteacher in Colorado Springs.
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We are excited to engage people of all walks of life as we focus our efforts on getting on the ballot.
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"What was nice to see was some of the unusual suspects getting on the scoresheet," Edmonton coach Todd McLellan told reporters.
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I swipe it on before walking to work, getting on the sweaty subway, or prior to a day out with friends.
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"All of the news we're getting on trade is incremental, unfortunately," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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Sometimes, he thinks, we would be better off simply forgetting the grudge-filled chronicles and getting on with living our lives.
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I watched Campbell's video before getting on a flight of my own, on a trip from New York City to Toronto.
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If you can't, make sure you understand how the "mute" button works before getting on the line — and test it out.
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Still not getting on the field was Megan Rapinoe, who has yet to play since ripping up her knee last December.
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John Petrides, portfolio manager at Tocqueville Asset Management, says one key factor is preventing him from getting on board Tesla stock.
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The Robinson reactor is one of the oldest still operating in the United States, but others are getting on in years.
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And it's genuinely awesome how everybody just gets on with getting on, with or without Geralt being there to see it.
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Chang denied Kim's request to allow Pae to return home to Korea, because that would involve getting on a plane again.
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It means ending discrimination against alternative parties and independents in getting on the ballot, in the debates and in the media.
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" The states allowing recreational use of cannabis "don't have proper oversight, so these illegal vapes are getting on to the market.
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Also the act of getting on a bike is meaningfully different than a slight step up to get on a scooter.
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Ms. Caponetto, who travels to Manhattan frequently for work, said she uses nature to center her before getting on the highway.
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Is it the physical act of getting on the plane, or is it a memory you wanted to recreate in Paris?
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Having extra time to find an alternative will alleviate the pressure of getting on a plane you don't feel comfortable about.
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The act of rapidly retreating and the act of getting on one leg to kick do not go hand in hand.
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Update If you are getting on an airplane, here's what may have changed, both on the ground and in the air.
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After three innings of the Dodgers getting on base, Brad Peacock threw Houston's first 1-2-3 inning of the day.
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As of the first week of March, taxpayers receiving a refund were getting, on average, about $3,000, according to IRS statistics.
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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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There&aposs just something about Chrome&aposs design, extended extension library, and functionality that I wasn&apost getting on other browsers.
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Getting on the right side of history, IMG Models then christened its male bigger-bodied division — wait for it — Brawn. 22011.
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"Bijan and his family are relieved and looking forward to getting on with their lives," said Kian's defense attorney Mark MacDougall.
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Mr. Johnson said there was a strong case for getting on with the queen's speech and with Brexit on Oct. 31.
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French or any other candidate entering the race at this late date would face significant hurdles to getting on the ballot.
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"We deliberately do not put an ISBN number on them because we don't want them getting on Amazon," Ms. Hill said.
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He said he prayed with those who had the fortune of getting on and prayed for those who were left behind.
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When a skinny girl shares a meme about not getting on top, it's a funny shared moment of laziness between sisters.
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Team Lebanon says the bus was reserved for them and they had the right to prevent another team from getting on.
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I was in no mood to be there, and of course, I had this guy getting on my nerves all night.
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And according to the Libertarian Party's website, he is in the process of getting on the ballot in the remaining states.
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Wintry weather is often cited as the primary technical hurdle for self-driving cars getting on the road nationally, en masse.
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Zack Cozart is getting on base more than 47 percent of the time, and making contact at an 85 percent clip.
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Once you are finally in position in your seat, the better you blend in, the greater your chances of getting on.
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According to the criminal complaint ... Patterson made up his mind to abduct Jayme when he saw her getting on a school bus.
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Until the EU-Turkey deal, the majority of refugees stayed a few nights at most before getting on a ferry to Athens.
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Getting on course for 1.5°C of warming would require slashing global greenhouse gas emissions 45 percent below 2010 levels by 2030.
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It's not surprising that saving money and getting on track financially are some of the most popular resolutions people make each year.
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Really, the first five weeks of pre-production were spent diving in headfirst and asking questions, and getting on a nutritional regimen.
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"We're also way down at the bottom in on-base percentage; we're just not getting on base," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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We can only hope that other Taco Bells across the country will be getting on board with the cool Cali mindset soon.
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Everyone is getting on your nerves, and lunchtime is no better—no one is making any sense or showing up on time!
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In the aftermath of the accident, with no idea of my name or past, I contemplated getting on a boat and disappearing.
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Getting on board without getting caught was a challenge and served as the perfect entry-level con for a lifelong con man.
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"I wake up every day and thank God she is not president," said Beth, when asked how Mr Trump is getting on.
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Take a look at the tips and secrets Kelly has for all those pet lovers getting on a plane this holiday season.
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The Astros didn't waste any time getting on the board as Springer led off the game with a solo shot off Darvish.
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That has not stopped people from getting on boats — or from dying at sea — in the attempt to reach the European Union.
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Those not interested in getting on board could face punishments ranging from annual penalties to restrictions on future permits for major renovations.
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If I was ever stressed or anxious, I'd always been able to stop and eat an omelet before getting on with it.
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I told them I&aposm no actor and these people are getting on here saying I molested this actor name corey feldman.
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Check out the trailer for the upcoming series below as a reminder why you should probably avoid getting on Condor's bad side.
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With his domestic tyranny, Carson has been getting on everyone's last nerve, anyway, so we were all presumably on board when Mrs.
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Davidson's friend and collaborator Machine Gun Kelly tweeted shortly after that he was getting on a plane to be with Davidson immediately.
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Kara Swisher: What about, one of the things they were talking about earlier was facial recognition of getting on and off planes.
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I took a few puffs, which was the recommended dose according to O'Reilly, before getting on the subway on a Saturday morning.
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Between him and Aaron, as long as they're getting on base a lot and hitting for power it's a recipe for success.
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"Given the current buoyant demand environment, manufacturers are eschewing political uncertainty and quietly getting on with growing their businesses," added IHS's Williamson.
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Once you're at the point of getting on a roller coaster, though, you're already completely immersed in a specific kind of experience.
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One thing he was doing was getting on the phone with WWOR's Alan Marcus to talk about the attacks and their aftermath.
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He describes the whole experience as "cafe-like," more like getting on an above-ground metro train than dealing with airport security.
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Anyone who has enjoyed both being spanked and getting on top during sex to take control can relate to being a switch.
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What happens is each time, you're sitting in your house and you're saying, 'Okay, I guess I'm getting on a plane now.
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Young and beautiful, Suzy looks like the perfect front — no one would think to check her bag before getting on the plane.
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Rios was appropriately proud when we asked her about Harriet Tubman getting on the $20 bill -- she spearheaded that movement, after all.
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Just getting on the river was a trial: After renting a vessel, travelers were obliged to have it submerged to kill vermin.
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Why should she spend her life devoted to the wreckage of gun victims instead of getting on with her life and remarrying?
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"We have experienced a very difficult period in tourism and the sector is just getting on its feet again," Eresin told Reuters.
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On Sunday, Salvini said the only way to avoid more deaths was to stop people getting on boats in the first place.
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Thus one aria remains for the stop-Trump folks: find someone to run as an independent and start getting on the ballots.
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The pilot breaks all speed records for putting legal-drama formulas in place, getting on with its first case within five minutes.
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Getting on the same pageOur monetary differences came to a head when we started to consider buying a house four years ago.
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We have a few other things that we'd like to do, such as getting on with our lives and making a living.
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He has been known to stuff towels and powder down his center's pants to keep their sweat from getting on the ball.
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There is no better time than now to indulge in the thrill of flying, and we don't mean getting on a plane.
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I TOLD HIM I DIDN'T KNOW, BUT, MR. PRESIDENT, THE S.E.C. TREATED ME VERY UNFAIRLY BUT I'M GETTING ON WITH MY LIFE.
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But we're getting on beautifully and I have not called the homeowners on them they have not called the homeowners on me!
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You'd better start getting on that Top Ramen diet if you're a budding director or cinematographer even thinking of buying the Hydrogen.
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"Brazil is ever closer to getting on the path to jobs and prosperity," Bolsonaro said on Twitter, congratulating Maia following the vote.
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"At this stage, somebody getting on a train visibly ill — if somebody did that, I think people would go ballistic," she said.
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MS. BOROWSKI: It's exactly because of the contrast with all these devices that are constantly beeping and sometimes getting on our nerves.
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DeSantis undertook a strategy of getting on as many Fox News shows as he could and defending Trump as adamantly as possible.
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But if someone is really getting on your nerves, or you just don't want to hear from them, you can block them.
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Residents continue to rush to Marsh Harbour's wharf at the port in hopes of getting on ferry boats to evacuate the area.
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And as the long, sometimes challenging paths trailing my heroes came into view, I felt safer getting on the road behind them.
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But for the foreseeable future, I won't be getting on a plane, going to yoga, or having coffee with mentors or friends.
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" KAYE JENKINS, Occidental College (California), '218 "This is toddler Sarah's reaction to her sister, Emily, getting on a school bus for kindergarten.
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The players tend to be older men, retired, on fixed incomes, widowers or divorced and nowhere near getting on that horse again.
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Each state political party makes its own rules for getting on the ballot, so voters in different states may have different choices.
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Keyser's campaign has filed a lawsuit saying that Williams "wrongfully deprived" him of getting on the ballot, according to The Denver Post.
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And human rights lawyer Khaled Ali said he withdrew his name after coming under pressure and facing obstacles getting on the ballot.
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"Charlie and DJ have been getting on base and doing their thing most of the year, if not all year," Weiss said.
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"We'd worked together for ten years, and we were kind of getting on each other's nerves at the end," Feuer told me.
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Dallas led from the start, getting on the board at the 4:48 mark of the first period on Dickinson's first goal.
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We go for our daily 30-minute walk around the neighborhood, stopping to say hi to the kids getting on the bus.
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We've had some ups and down with our rotation, but it seems like Corey is getting on a really good roll now.
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"It's the difference between standing with a megaphone in Union Square and getting on the soundstage at the 'Today' show," she said.
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In November, they succeeded in getting on a flight to Kiev, Ukraine, in the hope of continuing on to a third country.
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Like if I'm getting on the train and I've just made the doors it goes like "ding" when I grab the pole.
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Though perhaps I've just been spoiled with the three-week battery life I've been getting on the Withings hybrid I've been wearing around.
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I often talk about society pigeonholing single women into places we don't belong, but never getting on an airplane was entirely my fault.
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And one final concern regarding Lasso is that Facebook isn't doing much to prevent underage kids below 13 from getting on the app.
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And why do the lovers still seem to be in France if, in the previous scene, Manon was shown getting on a ship?
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Pryce swears that the cops' assistance is no longer needed, as he found his baseball cards and is getting on with his life.
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"And I'm not sure I'm going to make it I find it hard to see myself getting on stage and singing after that."
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"The EU has taken the black veil off and is getting on with its life," one EU official said after the August talks.
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"I've apologised to Ewan and I kind of feel a shame about it..." Still, they seem to be getting on well enough now.
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Jon and Gendry are getting on like a house on fire, and decide to set off together to carry out Jon's grand plan.
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"I'm not great at just getting on a treadmill or an elliptical or even going to like a SoulCycle type class," she admits.
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Amtrak apologized after an employee asked a passenger to remove her "Love Trumps Hate." button before getting on the train, according to DNAinfo.
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With Clinton, markets think they know what they are getting on the belief her presidency would provide little change from the previous administration.
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His role in ACS is garnering much more press than any of his other work, and to those finally getting on board: welcome!
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The device, which the box says includes "simulated e-mail & hyperlinking," was meant to be training wheels for actually getting on the internet.
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Though the movie star says he wasn't nervous before getting on the boat, he started to feel uneasy when they were warming up.
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Jones: We went and got on the bus, we ended up losing and getting on the bus and going back to the hotel.
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I want to grab something to eat on the way to my gate, but I'm more worried about actually getting on this plane.
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I ended up getting on the first plane from Norway, although it took several weeks to find the right contacts and gain access.
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Before getting on the boat, I had tried to get access close to the action on land without putting myself in imminent danger.
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And some think the candy - sorry - earnings investors are getting on this side of the pond are not so sweet to begin with.
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Higher student debts and the difficulty of getting on the housing ladder have made it harder for millennials to build a nest-egg.
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"You are looking at a potential game-changer for this country in terms of getting on a different growth path," Ilahi told Reuters.
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If you don't yet have a Mixer account, I'd suggest getting on a PC or Mac and signing up via the website instead.
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But she's also getting on the train to a factory town, and she's doing each at once, right in front of our eyes.
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Just be aware that your choice of getting on the web isn't just about the browser—it's also about the engine running underneath.
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She was getting on the school bus, and "he knew that was the girl he was going to take," according to court documents.
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According to statistician Joel Luckhaupt, hitting the ball so hard while getting on base so rarely has never been done for so long.
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If your school doesn't offer insurance and getting on a parent's plan isn't an option for you, you can buy your own insurance.
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And so, yes, you have to get on air with your information and there's all sorts of obstacles to you getting on air.
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The Stark girls may not be getting on super well in Westeros right now, but their off-screen relationship has never been better.
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And while the world ruminates over other issues with Russia, Moscow-based marketplace startup Busfor has been quietly getting on with the job.
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You could be supporting the pope but if you have a low number, you're not getting on the slate to be voted on.
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Until we have more certainty that the company is getting on top of these challenges, it is hard to see the shares outperforming.
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"We are really confident of the 6,000 or so hospitality venues we have in Cornwall signing up and getting on board," they say.
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He already leads the majors with 40 stolen bases, and getting on base more could make the potent Reds offense even more dangerout.
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Cops say she's known to have tried getting on White House grounds "on numerous occasions" ... and had previously been ordered to stay away.
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Getting on a more equal trade footing is a major campaign promise that Trump's most ardent supporters want him to follow through on.
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SS Addison Russell spends much of his time getting on base so the bigger bats of the Cubs' lineup can drive him in.
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She describes her family as "coping and getting on with our lives" as the fifth anniversary of the tragedy approaches on Dec. 7.
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I remember getting on the defensive; reading every critic that I would find about my work, replying personally to journalists and random people.
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Cloudflare's July Athenian Project update shows that more state and local governments are getting on board with the suite of free election services.
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But the jocks excel in all the things that teenagers care about—getting on the football team, winning running races and attracting women.
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For hampton, that's been truly getting on the battlefield alongside Kelly's accusers and taking all those who stand in her way to task.
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Patterson targeted Jayme, whom he did not know, after he spotted her getting on a school bus, the criminal complaint against him stated.
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Corker, a Trump surrogate-turned-critic who announced his retirement in September, ended up getting on board with tax legislation in the end.
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That price tag didn't include the $36,068 military flight he took from Washington to New York City before getting on a commercial airline.
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That price tag didn't include the $36,068 military flight he took from Washington to New York City before getting on a commercial airline.
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"The targets aren't going to be just getting on the plane itself, but the airport in general," he said in a phone interview.
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Getting on the same page about money in a relationship isn't always easy, but it is an essential part of making it work.
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Officers say Rajan Mahbubani tried to pass himself off as a Lufthansa pilot while getting on an AirAsia flight from Delhi to Kolkata.
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That, along with fear of a competitor getting on top of A.I. first, is a big motivation for some to try things out.
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Through the ride-sharing platforms more and more people are introduced to electric bicycles and are getting on one for the first time.
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"When I leave here, I'm getting on a plane and I'm flying to start '[A] Wrinkle in Time,' that amazing story," she said.
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"The agreement will support the continued stability of the government, and us getting on with the job," Morrison said in an emailed statement.
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"But the base of the iceberg might be a little more complicated than some people getting on a plane for a sporting event."
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I am all of that, because without getting on my two feet and doing what I need to do, it will never happen.
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"For me, it's getting on stage and having a personal experience," she says of her showmanship, it just happens to be in public.
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There was a tense moment when I thought I'd be getting on a plane alone, which Bilzerian hates, but somehow that didn't happen.
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After going through the process and getting on the transplant list in 2014, I became an advocate because no one's talking about it.
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The Link offers an electric drive, which makes possible the lower seat that BMW says facilitates easily getting on and off the vehicle.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) described lawmakers "getting on elevators and turning to the side" for fear of contact that might be deemed inappropriate.
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Voters seem to be getting on board: He's running neck and neck with an opponent who is backed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Maybe a year and a half of that, getting on TV every once in a while, Hulk [Hogan] comes into the company now.
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"So as we're walking through this in real time, we're giving information that we're getting on the front end from experts," Cashman said.
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Many Americans are increasingly wary about getting on a plane as the coronavirus continues to spread, and carriers are starting to cancel flights.
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Unclear why they ditched the sunscreen (maybe they took care of that before getting on the hot sand) but ... do you really care???
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But then he'd face the problem of getting on the ballot for the general election, which would be nigh-impossible given the deadlines.
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The same is true in areas like retail and hospitality, where workers can earn a reasonable living by getting on the management track.
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Typically, the recipient of an easement also pays the party granting the easement for the rights they are getting on that party's land.
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They followed him until they made a move to stop him from getting on an interstate and Conditt ended up in a ditch.
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The first thing I wish I knew before getting on the train is that the length of each planned stop is not guaranteed.
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Philip Hammond, a Conservative ex-chancellor, on Saturday compared Mr. Johnson's deal to getting on a bus without knowing where it was going.
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One of the first big steps to getting hired at Netflix is getting on the radar of one of its in-house recruiters.
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The food selection wasn't vast but had a variety of light options that would be ideal for just before getting on an airplane.
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"Bijan and his family are relieved and looking forward to getting on with their lives," said Mark MacDougall, a lawyer for Mr. Kian.
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Things settled down in the second with only Marchand getting on the scoreboard, giving the Bruins a one-goal lead 52 seconds in.
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"We've had a significant boost in the platform and now have very large customers in the process of getting on board," he added.
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After getting on the bus, I realize this was the first time I've actually rode in a vehicle during my time in Japan.
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For now, Republicans are having a hard enough time getting on the same page on how they want to change the tax code.
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Make sure you are well rested before getting on the road, and plan to stop in a rest area if you feel sleepy.
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Whitman is on the right track — experts recommend that one of the keys to getting on solid financial footing is taking small steps.
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The North Dakota senator was spotted getting on an elevator with Robert Burck, a New York City performer known as the Naked Cowboy.
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"Communities before the conflict were getting on, but it's opening up all the old social wounds and it's wreaked social havoc," she said.
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The conservative marriage survived the embarrassment of Palin's campaign, which exposed her as someone more interested in getting on TV than in governing.
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I'm not exactly crazy about getting on boats, but even for me it's hard to resist the allure of yachts resembling floating palaces.
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Each state has different and sometimes onerous requirements for getting on the ballot as an independent candidate, and their deadlines are rapidly approaching.
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In October 2018, as two mixed-race boys were getting on the bus after school, "Naisbitt intentionally closed the doors" on one of them.
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Louis-Dreyfus beat out Laurie Metcalf (Getting On), Tracee Ellis Ross (Black-ish), Amy Schumer (Inside Amy Schumer) and Lily Tomlin (Grace and Frankie).
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Altuve is doing a great job of getting on base for me, I better be drive in runs for me to help the team.
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Less than two weeks since the launch of Jio, users have started to complain about poor download speeds they are getting on their smartphones.
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That suggests to me that Lil Wayne was legitimately a fan of this song's original version and was amped about getting on the remix.
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And while planes have handled most of that work since the 1920s, getting on a sled now is a thrilling step back in time.
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The school put him in touch with the help line in an attempt to stop him from getting on a flight to Puerto Rico.
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Both the Warren and Clinton camps have spoken increasingly as of late, a sign that they are getting on the same page, sources say.
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"She doesn't like when I get up on the blocks to start She'll start blocking me from getting on the blocks," he told PEOPLE.
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Campbell: Before getting on the bus, Bryce came in my room and he's just joking and he was like, Gotta go get them today.
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As many as 200 people forced their way past Minnesota State Patrol troopers who were trying to block them from getting on the road.
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"These regulations have prevented thousands of safe, qualified drivers — especially part-time drivers — from getting on the road," the company said in its report.
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After resting, I decide to get a bit of exercise done by getting on the treadmill again while starting Hyori's Bed & Breakfast on Netflix.
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One of the easiest ways is to look around and compare our lot with how others—especially those similar to us—are getting on.
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Matthew Tkachuk and Sean Monahan scored for the Flames, who trailed 3-0 early in the third period before finally getting on the board.
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I wear the new black dress I got from Gap, run to the bus, and have to fill my MetroCard ($10) before getting on.
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What I am saying is that Jepsen's new song is straight fire, and deserves every ounce of love that it's getting on social media.
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"I was speaking to my mom on the phone like I always do before getting on a flight," Saleh told PEOPLE in a statement.
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In fact, I sometimes look forward to getting on the train after work just to pick up where I left off in the morning.
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But try getting on a board after your doctor warned you to go easy on your body because you might exacerbate your hip dysplasia.
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Upwards of 1,500 travelers are getting on another Royal Caribbean ship expected to reach St. Thomas by Monday evening, according to the Miami Herald.
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In these interviews, candidates record video responses to questions instead of coming into the office or getting on the phone with a live interviewer.
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Prior to getting on stage, Turner and Winfrey walked the red carpet arm-in-arm at the theater, waving at fans gathered to watch.
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Each state has its own set of rules and deadlines for getting on the ballot, which Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence have already done.
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She was getting on one of the rescue boats that firefighters were guiding through the streets, looking for those still stranded by the waters.
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But for now, I'm still rating every coaster I see a 3279, as in: there is a zero chance I'm getting on that thing.
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The merchandise that we sell here is half of what it is in Manhattan, so everyone buys it here before getting on the train.
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But as Oliver notes, many dialysis centers fail to give patients information on transplantation, or actively discourage them from getting on the kidney waitlist.
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I understand their appeal and I appreciate their skin-penetrating powers (don't worry, I'm not abandoning them completely), but they're getting on my nerves.
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Apparently, customers have been consistently asking for more options when it comes to the blended-coffee favorite, and Starbucks is officially getting on board.
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But I've been really pleasantly surprised by the turnouts and the crowds, and also even the venues that I've been getting on this tour.
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No reputable source is claiming what is happening is outright fraud: Everyone getting on SSDI definitely has some kind of serious, documented health problem.
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He gets a little choked up before getting on bended knee and whipping out a new engagement ring, complete with a case and everything.
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Holland America, the cruise ship company that operates the Westerdam, said guests were supposed to wait for their results before getting on a plane.
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We tried to get a sense of someone who you don't notice, who's kind of there while everyone's getting on with their own lives.
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"We want women to feel comfortable getting on the bar, letting their hair down," said Paula Dinoris, Coyote Ugly's general manager of two years.
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Shortstop Ketel Marte is hitting well and getting on base; once there, he is bringing an element of speed that actually bothers opposing pitchers.
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One of the biggest hurdles to a third-party run is simply getting on the ballot in enough states to mount a viable campaign.
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But rather than inspiring their fans, their platitudes and luxurious surroundings are just getting on people's nerves, our critic-at-large Amanda Hess writes.
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Just getting on an airplane in those early years was courageous because aviation was not as safe as it is today, Ms. Shiner said.
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"I understand people are trying to get somewhere, but no one should be getting on a crowded train," the mayor told local station NY1.
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"You can still at least get above 2% on a lot of these bonds versus the sub-1% you're getting on most Treasury securities."
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For a team that leads the majors in home runs, slugging and runs per game, getting on base is powerful fuel for the engine.
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"If Sanders keeps winning, I could see Democrats in other states getting on board," said University of New Hampshire political science professor Dante Scala.
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Dylan Borowski stretching before getting on the bull for a practice ride while training with Cooper Davis, a professional bull rider, in Buna, Tex.
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"He feels relieved and vindicated that this matter is now concluded, and he looks forward to getting on with his life," Mr. Cross said.
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A few months ago, my girlfriend and I were getting on the subway in Manhattan's Union Square when we were approached by a stranger.
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The trade-off is that it's harder to get from one side to the other in a maneuver, getting on and off the bikes.
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How to get into RayaAs with most exclusive services, getting on Raya is hard — and that&aposs because it&aposs supposed to be hard.
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While she was the undoubted hero, Jon Snow's bewildering detour from getting on Drogon caused some real pain to inflict the mother of dragons.
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Pursuits As a longtime travel writer, you would think that, for me, getting on a plane would be as routine as brushing my teeth.
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But with help from famous interlopers like Jimmy Buffett as well as its own funds, St. Barts started getting on its feet within months.
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Ronda was getting on a plane after dominating at both SummerSlam and Raw this week -- and, you can tell, she's ready for a nap.
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"When I was a kid, getting on Lake Shore Drive from the south side to go downtown was magical," says Woods of the single.
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And as seen with this woman's experience, getting on social media can also make sure the company is aware of the issue and does something.
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But the stench of Theranos' fraud is now getting on them all, and making it more difficult for legitimate projects to raise money from investors.
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As countries like China and India get richer and see their middle classes expand, more and more people are getting on airplanes and flying places.
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It doesn't mean that what you hear in the slideshow is what you'd hear in the club, because you had rappers getting on the mic.
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For anyone getting a bonus this year, she suggests "paying down debt, building up savings, and getting on track for retirement" to use it well.
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"Straight afterwards we're getting on a plane, and we're going around the world for two months, and we're going to write a book," Goldman said.
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Chief was arrested before getting on a plane in Sioux Falls early Monday morning after authorities discovered the rapper had weed and paraphernalia on him.
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"I was speaking to my mom on the phone like I always do before getting on a flight," Saleh explained in a statement to PEOPLE.
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"I thought the only way to success via the Tina Fey method was getting on 'SNL' or getting cast in an NBC pilot," she said.
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The company declined to share pricing information for the system, nor what (if any) bulk discount the hotels would be getting on their device orders.
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It's more than enough for earbuds like these, and a huge leap from the two hours and change I remember getting on the original pair.
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"We see more and more journalists on our platform, and their publishers are increasingly interested in getting on our new Publisher plan," adds de Kuijper.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers added several new faces in the offseason and are having a little trouble getting on the same page early in 2017-18.
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The two were all about the PDA -- holding each other in the pool ... and literally getting on top of each other on the deck chairs.
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Bottom line is, you are hell-bent on getting on that ballot one way or the other, even though the state says you can&apost?
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Just as Felix and Isabella are getting on the plane, Pablo's cronies — hey there, Blackie (Julian Diaz) — capture them and drive them down to Medellin.
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"What doesn't warm my heart, is seeing all of the cruel messages that I was getting on for being out of the show," she said.
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That's hopefully what we did with the the movie — we showed the day that Kayla had before getting on the phone at the dinner table.
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The allies are getting on with a long to-do list drawn up at last year's summit, from ambitious readiness plans to new command centres.
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The way I like to discuss it is people getting on the air who have direct experience of what it is that they're talking about.
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When I moved to their row, I could see this hot guy, kind of diagonally across from me, that I'd seen getting on the plane.
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I'm sure he thinks of her every now and again and wonders how she's getting on, and whether she's crossed more names off that list.
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If they were on a connecting flight they would go through customs and their luggage would be re-screened before getting on their connecting flight.
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One of them is getting on a bike and riding through traffic in a place that loves to put you in harm's way for trying.
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But when Wall's boyfriend told authorities that she was missing and last seen getting on the submarine with Madsen, the inventor's story changed several times.
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After taking a postseason-high 229 shots in their Game 215 loss Friday night, the Predators wasted no time getting on the board this time.
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For Rachel, Trotman makes a vegetable soup with curry chicken, a recipe he said he only learned to make after getting on his health kick.
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The terrible stretch follows a span in which he appeared to be getting on track with six straight starts of allowing two or fewer runs.
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The truck's camera shows the moment the thief sprung, and a street camera has also captured him calmly walking away and getting on a bike.
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Since then, though, the only view of Trump has been getting on an off Air Force One, with his meetings occurring entirely behind closed doors.
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I'm getting on a plane to L.A. to attend the Star Wars premiere, and I still get that second search before I board the plane.
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And by suddenly getting on board with that ruling, Trump could be inviting a new set of legal challenges designed to keep the subsidies flowing.
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Kimmy manages to somewhat smooth things over, and when she joins in by getting on the rowing machine, she discovers something: She's good at rowing.
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And now, in Banco Popolare and Banca Popolare di Milano, they even have an example of banks getting on with the arduous business of restructuring.
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This season has mostly been about getting on the floor and figuring out exactly how much of this raw talent he has to work with.
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He is very ambitious and term-limited, and in the age of Trump, he's been quite good at getting on television to challenge the administration.
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Mrs Leadsom also favours getting on quickly with Brexit, promising to trigger Article 50, the legal route to it, as soon as she takes office.
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In this case, that means getting on with Brexit, even if it destroys the very union to which Brexit is supposed to be a boon.
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They thought they had a winning idea in California -- just require public release of tax returns as a prerequisite for getting on the 2020 ballot.
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As Trump was bested by the forces of decency, he also brought peril to his party, by getting on the wrong side of women nationwide.
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She thinks the incentive program is a good one, and believes real estate developers and property managers are getting on board with greater energy efficiency.
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He'll need at least 28503 senators to support getting on the House-passed legislation, which is being used as a vehicle for any Senate action.
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Francisco Lindor getting on base, even with two outs, was the key to the inning, and that could be significant for the Indians against Lester.
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A dashing suitor could literally sweep you off your stilettos, or you could be the one making a strong proposal — even getting on bended knee.
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Just like crying over shit and getting anxious over stuff, it didn't matter, like I used to be scared of getting on escalators going down.
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It's easy to see why these qualities might help you both in terms of doing well at school and in getting on in your career.
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Getting on the same financial page led to some serious accomplishmentsSince discovering the concept of financial independence in 2017, we conquered some major financial milestones.
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New York City has urged commuters of all ages to avoid getting on packed subway cars and to walk or bike to work, if possible.
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They were just blindly — a shot in the dark — getting on a boat that they'd bought without even seeing it, going they knew not where.
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The kid hasn't played a full complement of snaps yet and Tom Brady spreads the love, but speculatively, getting on board now might make sense.
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Simply put, a third party has to think about getting on the ballot in, and then contesting, hundreds of elections with varying requirements and challenges.
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I feel they know the media is there, documenting the event, but I don't believe getting on TV or in pictures is their top priority.
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A fourth-generation ironworker from Chicago, I spent four years in the Iron Workers Registered Apprenticeship Program, getting on-the-job training with classroom instruction.
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A woman in Arkansas drowned in floodwaters shortly after getting on the phone with an emergency dispatcher who scolded her for driving during the storm.
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A few years ago, you were so daunted by the prospect of Broadway that you cried getting on the plane from London to New York.
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Requiring a teenager to get a parent's permission also increases the time the young person has to wait before getting on birth control, Thimmesch said.
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The trick was to swing upwards, to increase the chance of a home run, rather than flat, to maximise the probability of getting on base.
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" Totem "I have a little Buddha, maybe three inches tall, that I travel with when I'm getting on a plane or going far from home.
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"For the short term, there is some confusion considering the contradicting headlines we are getting on the trade war," said AxiTrader market strategist Stephen Innes.
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"For the short term there is some confusion considering the contradicting headlines we are getting on the trade war," said AxiTrader market strategist Stephen Innes.
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The demands of running errands and caring for children and other family members mean repeatedly getting on and off the bus, meaning paying more fares.
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I lay down on the mat to give myself a break before grudgingly getting on the treadmill for 30 minutes of high-intensity interval training.
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And as a bonus prize, you can use your understanding of angular momentum to figure your odds before getting on those crazy, gyrating carnival rides.
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"The [restaurant chains] that grow and get bigger usually continue to grow and get bigger because they just keep getting on people's minds," Johns said.
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There was an intensity and competitiveness to us in the second half, whether it was getting in the passing lanes or getting on the boards.
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In other words, Snap is contributing as much as 10 percent of the $1 billion or more that Google is getting on a quarterly basis.
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But now that major automakers are getting on board with the trend, expect to see more projects like these crop up in the near future.
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New York (CNN Business)Portable speakers have been around for years, but one of the top high-end speaker companies is finally getting on board.
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But I'm thinking that was probably late '95, the first Silicon Alley Reporter newsletter came out and the big thing was getting on his map.
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In 2014 they partnered with the Obama administration to disseminate important information that they didn't feel young people were getting on the channels they were watching.
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The theme of the episode seemed to be the emotional and mental coming together of our group, and all of them getting on the same page.
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If we need to know everything about 210 people getting on an airplane, maybe we should know something about 2500,210 people walking in a stadium. Right.
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Kudos on the brilliant makeup job -- we're guessing it's for Khloe's TV show -- but they screwed up royally by NOT getting on the TMZ Celebrity Tour!!
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But RealClearPolitics points out he may be running out of time, given the complexity of getting on the ballot as an independent in all 50 states.
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Brexit As "regrexit" over the Brexit sinks in with some, the European Union is getting on with the business of how to get the Brits out.
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Just now, the singer took to Instagram with the message "Getting on my damn nerves this morning" and a photo of Buttercup from the Powerpuff Girls.
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Though states claim they develop these laws to prevent non-serious candidates from getting on the ballot, the punishing compliance required keeps credible candidates from participating.
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The singer-songwriter said she started the custom dress fitting process by getting on the phone with Nicole Miller to talk about her must-have details.
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The wristbands tell the company what rides customers are getting on, how long they are in the park and how long they have waited in line.
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But if I can minimize the other guys getting on base and then giving up the home runs, that's what I was able to do today.
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I must say the special assistance services at both airports were amazing and made it as stress free as possible getting on and off the planes.
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In one, the entire mock-attack is on the ground, the man getting on top of the woman, then more or less mounting her from behind.
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How do you think customers react to that idea that they have the convenience of getting on a plane but they're also having their face tracked?
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But he struggled to get much playing time over two seasons, getting on the field for just 7 plays in 1989 and 13 plays in 1990.
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We weren't getting on very well... But then I came to realize that she had eyes for someone else, who everyone said was my twin—freaky!
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Just look at how well they're getting on in this video: I mean, JEEEZE, one pet of a dragon and he thinks he's one of them.
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Enter Kevin Hart (or exit Kevin Hart) who says he's getting on a plane and heading to Philly ... and shocker, he's repping hard for his squad.
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After all, there are reissues of the much sought after Inside In/Inside Out by The Kooks to be getting on with (out January 22, guys).
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It's funny, I will be getting on a plane and heading to Paris Islands, South Carolina because my oldest son is graduating from the Marine Corp.
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"Once I heard we were pregnant I started getting on the wagon," the father of three tells PEOPLE, recalling DIY projects, baby gates and drawer locks.
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Players from both teams ran over to break it up, with Sixers guard Ben Simmons getting on top of Towns and restraining him with a headlock.
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"We were talking about that during a pitching change — we've just got to keep getting on base, and good things are going to happen," Ellsbury said.
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"I ain't NEVER getting on one of these," a reader told me recently in response to a piece of news about the Boeing 737 Max plane.
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Politics rarely ruffles the surface; private virtues must be pitted against social inequality, while getting on in the world through self-reliance is no bad thing.
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However, it can be a daunting prospect, not least because it can mean getting your head around a new culture while getting on with your work.
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As he said, he plays the game with other teammates, some of whom have been known to do little dances from Fortnite after getting on base.
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The biggest hurdle anti-Trump Republicans must overcome, aside from finding a candidate willing to go into the wilderness for them, is getting on the ballot.
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Edson Barboza was being forced backwards throughout the fight, something that he hates and which prevents kickers from getting on one leg to do their magic.
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The best thing to do is increase the popularity of your vision within the Democratic Party, and that starts with getting on board if Biden wins.
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The decision showed that "the elected representatives in this country are getting on with the job, and delivering on the will of the British people," Mrs.
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Mr. Shupe called Mr. Fitzgerald's views unwelcome in the party, but said there was "no legal way" to prevent a person from getting on the ballot.
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"Instead of getting on a plane and going five hours to Las Vegas from the East Coast and New Jersey, people will stay here," he said.
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"They have only known each other for a few weeks but are getting on great," says the source, adding the two have a lot in common.
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"There is no need, at this point, for people to be thinking about leaving, getting on the road, putting themselves in greater danger," Mr. Turner said.
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The VR scenarios introduce children to situations like visiting a shopping mall or getting on an aircraft without leaving the comfort and safety of their classroom.
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The source said it is believed Pruitt liked the rate he was getting on the $50 per night apartment because he was getting a good deal.
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Instead of paying in full upfront, or getting on an endless payment plan–upgrade carousel, you'd pay $200 for an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy, full stop.
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The motivations for getting on board are considerable: a job, a bigger audience, a white knight-like belief that you can change things from the inside.
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Still, saying the bull market is getting on in years and might be slowing down doesn't mean it must end soon or is through having fun.
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" Asked again for her reaction to the idea of Sanders and Trump getting on stage together, Clinton replied, "I just said I don't think it's serious.
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Discussing finances can feel uncomfortable (and sometimes, downright invasive) — but experts say this is an essential part of getting on the same page with your partner.
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Because I'm a bit of a worrywart, I double-checked the other sign above the train to make sure I was getting on the right one.
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Expert recruiters for top companies like WarnerMedia, Intuit, Microsoft, and Tesla shared their best tips for getting on a recruiter&aposs radar for your dream job.
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DH Corey Dickerson went 3-for-4 with a walk Monday, consistently getting on base on a night where the Rays consistently couldn't get runners in.
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"I've been known for three things: Taking care of my pitchers, getting on base and slugging, so I need to get back to that," Grandal said.
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Behind closed doors, however, another former McKinsey consultant, who recently left the firm, explained that getting on these projects is a competitive slog that requires lobbying.
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After hitting the elderly man with the rock, the suspect then robbed the victim and fled the cemetery on foot, before later getting on a bicycle.
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The second opens with Hodges getting on with life as a private investigator and Hartsfield vegetating in a hospital — where his brain is ripe for experimentation.
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Everyone from Francisco Lindor to Terry Francona strapped on their goggles and popped off -- before getting on the team jet and heading back to The Land.
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This means he could be on a Canadian or US no-fly list, and has to undergo special screening and questioning before getting on a flight.
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Before getting on the stage he high-fived the first two rows of patrons, greeting everyone with a toothy smile accompanied by little Ric Flair woos.
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So there is that, but also, people telling me and other brown people how to feel about this by getting on a soapbox on social media.
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The last time I was in Africa, I saw a plantation overseer getting on a small plane with a bullwhip, on his way to someplace growing cotton.
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"You also don't know what you're getting [on the street] — it's a mixture of compounds," he said, adding that this is what leads to overdoses and death.
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Economists, oil companies, Republicans and some environmental groups are getting on board, even as progressive politicians (and most of the media) focus on the Green New Deal.
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But industry analysts have said that one of Genesis' biggest challenges is getting on buyer consideration lists, especially in a market that is ditching cars for crossovers.
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Whether you're a higher earner or someone in a lower tax bracket, you can take these steps to reduce your chances of getting on the IRS radar.
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But I've found that having more 'heavy' stuff to deal with in life actually gives the whole enterprise of going out and getting on it renewed meaning.
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Each one was a badge of honour, a proof that he and Lucha (Luc and Lucha, their names so enjoyably close) were getting on the government's nerves.
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I'm going to keep on getting on those stages wearing my turban with my head held high, unapologetically, regardless of what part of the country I'm in.
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The new law redefines the word "enemy", so that those designated as enemies will remain so even if India and the country concerned start getting on famously.
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They understand that getting on the ballot at this late stage will be a challenge but insist they can overcome that with the right candidate and resources.
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"For example, I was getting on the plane to do the Star Wars press tour, I'd be stopped for a second time, patted down, searched," he explained.
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A poster named Adezero had a flirty DM relationship with Lane but could not coax him into getting on a flight to come see her in Michigan.
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But governments are also getting on board, with China's subsidies leading the way and Britain becoming the latest country to announce its all-electric ambitions in July.
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"I'm finishing a show in D.C. the night before and getting on the earliest flight to L.A. to be there and cheer when they say her name."
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Watch: Inside Danica Roem's Historic Victory In response, trans people and their allies are pushing back by getting on the ballot and showing up on election day.
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On Steam, asset flipping has been a genuine problem in the past due to a lack of safety measures for preventing garbage from getting on the storefront.
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But to raise that kind of money, candidates have to spend their time on the phone fundraising, rather than getting on the street and connecting with constituents.
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I also became more open with my doctor, who offered to simply stop weighing me for the time being, until I felt comfortable getting on the scale.
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David not helping his wife out and getting on the back of the bike and letting Brooke drive (all in the name of machismo) sealed their fate.
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Politicians only face the judgement of voters every few years and those voters are too busy getting on with their own lives to focus on the details.
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Other zoos are getting on the bandwagon as well, after noticing their guests' devotion to the game, and the amusing juxtaposition of real animals beside imaginary ones.
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There's a big difference, of course, between saying you are going to be better and more aggressive, and actually getting on the stage and, well, doing it.
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But that could change… I've been broadly pretty impressed by how fast the new government has pulled itself together and seemed to be getting on with stuff.
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"The passengers already -- in the normal case of getting on or off the airplane -- are having difficult times getting into the aisle to sit down," Bassani said.
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"I'll have to leave my wife and kids, but they were getting on my nerves anyway," wrote a gentleman with a City of Santa Cruz email address.
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Luckily, Crews was in the area and helped the actress corral the crowd to rediscover the lost jewelry, even getting on his knees to search for it.
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Delta Airlines needled United Airlines Monday after its business rival temporarily barred two girls clad in leggings from getting on one of its flights the day before.
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" The Pitch Perfect 3 star is extremely active, and says that hiking, swimming or getting on the elliptical four to five times a week "is a must!
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Some people might have seen all this as an obstacle to getting on with their life, but I viewed it as a consequence of my own actions.
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My getting on with the business of life after his death was what he expected of me and what I was pleased to be able to do.
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The Predators waited just a bit longer than that, getting on the board 6 minutes 19 seconds in, when Wilson got the puck away from Simon Despres.
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After a while, someone made a phone call, and a few minutes later the doorbell rang and in walked a nondescript-looking man getting on in years.
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" Citing Bible quotes and controversial politicians such as George Wallace, Brooks went on to argue that Republicans getting on board with Trump would be a "moral failure.
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At a meeting in the White House, Trump called out Heller — who was sitting next to him — for not getting on board with the initial repeal bill.
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More people than ever before are getting on planes to visit places outside their own country—up a whopping 7 percent in 21625 alone to 2900 billion.
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