Steve Hilton, says the outrage means that we are getting somewhere.
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The act of getting somewhere became exciting in and of itself.
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Each person was in the self-enclosed reverie of getting somewhere.
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But generally speaking, I'm just glad this show is finally getting somewhere.
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It is about getting somewhere in a way that does not suck.
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It's a sign of getting somewhere if people get pissed about it.
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Well, now we're getting somewhere unexpected, even for the chameleonic mystic Young Thug.
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Another +5 to Davos, and thank goodness we're finally getting somewhere with the kissing plot.
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They played a few more games together, and Drake thought he was really getting somewhere.
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"For me when that was released, I was like, 'Okay, we're getting somewhere,' " Smollett said.
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You know you're getting somewhere when your opponents are all attacking you in the same way.
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This is where she has the most chance of getting somewhere with a new CEO persona.
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At least then, even if you bang your shin on a desk, you're still getting somewhere.
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I'm hoping that as I run through smaller states, I will feel like I'm getting somewhere.
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"For me, when that was released I was like 'Ok, we are getting somewhere,'" Smollett said.
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That felt like a left turn when we were really getting somewhere with what Axe was saying.
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You're on the local train when you're doing your daily practice — you're getting somewhere but it's going slowly.
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"While we discounted [Apple's] taxes, we're still getting somewhere around 56 million per building of taxable valuation," he said.
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O.K., now we're getting somewhere, but just sticking OTHELLO into the grid as a revealer of sorts seemed inelegant.
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Uber, very ... a certain way of getting somewhere, it's not working anymore, and they've brought in someone who's very different.
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When politicians are just as eager to preach the virtues of drones in farming, you'll know we are getting somewhere.
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TMZ broke the story ... "Idol" is paying Katy $25 mil and Ryan Seacrest is getting somewhere close to $15 mil.
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A couple dozen senators from both parties, calling themselves the "Common Sense Caucus," say they're working on it and getting somewhere.
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It's not table service, but it's still hard work, and your server is still probably only getting somewhere around minimum wage.
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MACCALLUM: So, coming up next here, we spent a lot of time covering this story, and tonight, it&aposs finally getting somewhere.
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For the balance I was likely to carry in the account, I would be getting somewhere between 0.08 and 0.1 percent interest.
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When I caught up with him just over a year later, he appeared healthier and cleaner, but nowhere closer to getting somewhere.
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The United States and China are in the midst of negotiating a trade deal, and the talks may finally be getting somewhere.
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And that's a way of getting somewhere that you couldn't have planned, and that's the beauty of it, I think, keeping it relaxed.
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They should be getting somewhere between 25 and 30 grams of fiber a day, but they're coming in at less than 15 grams.
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You can tell Badiou is getting somewhere because he arrives naturally at the fascist right's appeal, before dismissing it as the true enemy.
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"When you can catch the ball on the spike, that's when you know you're getting somewhere," Bonz told me, not all that reassuringly.
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She thought she was getting somewhere after a positive job interview, only to learn at the end of the episode that she was wrong.
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However, if you just take everything you already know about Facebook and apply it to your TV then you're probably getting somewhere close to the model.
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"If the pharma companies delivered one tenth of the commitment in their words, we might be getting somewhere," O'Neill told reporters at a briefing in London.
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This episode sums up the series: a man confronting his own failings in the weirdest, most imaginative way possible, but actually getting somewhere meaningful by the end.
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"I think we're getting somewhere," he says, before propelling his creation into the stoner food stratosphere by adding a handful of crushed salt-and-vinegar potato chips.
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Now, if it can just stop turning people into raging maniacs without creators needing to take matters into their own hands, then we'll really be getting somewhere.
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Moore, McGee, and Hellickson have yet to develop into the stars they could have been (though Hellickson is getting somewhere close to solid, albeit now for the Phillies).
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Clinton, Iowa (CNN)The way Pete Buttigieg tells it, he first realized "this campaign's getting somewhere" when he met Bridgette Bissell at a house party in Muscatine, Iowa.
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To feel like you're finally getting somewhere, only to end up back in the same place is probably one of the most mind numbing experiences one could ever go through.
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"All of the higher wage environments are getting somewhere between a 10 and 30 percent increase in starting hourly wage that will affect our company in next few years," he said.
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The long aluminum cylinder can always be detached if it's preventing you from getting somewhere, but it's also an asset when reaching under beds since the V11 can basically lie flat.
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If state and city officials can find a way to spread the joy that greeted Mr. Croman's apparent downfall to beleaguered tenants of other landlords across New York, then we'll be getting somewhere.
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In many ways, Mirror's Edge Catalyst is a game about speed, and it's easy for the world to blur around you as you focus on your goal of getting somewhere as quickly as possible.
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Now, if Mobcast and Enhance can bring back "Shinin'" by Mondo Grosso and get rid of the maddening random block introduced in otherwise-excellent Vita entry Lumines Electronic Symphony, we might be getting somewhere.
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"The advantage of getting somewhere in 30 mins by rocket instead of 15 hours by plane will be negatively affected if 'but also, you might die' is on the ticket," Musk says on Reddit.
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Thankfully, our meeting is in the partners dining room, so I take advantage of the free coffee, sweets, fruit, and biscuits, and leave feeling slightly sick ... but like we might be getting somewhere with the case.
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"When you've managed to create a situation where students are arguing over matte frames, we're getting somewhere," Chitra Ramalingam, a guide for the program and a research associate and lecturer in history at Yale, told Hyperallergic.
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With "Episode 3" of The Young Pope, it feels as though we're finally getting somewhere in terms of learning what exactly the titular pontiff (Jude Law) is up to, or at least the motivations behind his actions.
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Nevertheless, we're getting somewhere—my wife, struggling to stay awake (when you have kids, you'll understand), is writing down everything we hear that we think is going to be useful later, and before long we've uncovered another murder.
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All of these examples of Morgan's exceedingly poor treatment of women makes his and Grande's "bonding" moment all the more strange, but if the singer was able to get through to him at all, we might be getting somewhere.
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But the fact that overall, the movie categories were more diverse than television — the medium often lauded for creating more lanes for people of color to flourish in — is still remarkable and proof that the Golden Globes are indeed getting somewhere.
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Struck by the name, he began taking long walks — relishing getting somewhere after years of walking in circles in a prison yard — and often returned to the plaza, where he sat and contemplated the question of why he did not yet feel free.
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" He recalled a "humbling" experience of playing guitar for his older child — and just when he thought he was getting somewhere ("I was, like, auditioning for my daughter, which is ridiculous," Levine joked), Dusty leaned over to touch the guitar and told him, " 'Put that down.
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Society might very well miss the ambitious 1.5 C or 2 C goals set forth by the U.N., but slashing emissions and perhaps getting somewhere near these warming targets is still possible — even if the U.S. has candidly surrendered its climate leadership and effectively left (for now) the international effort to cut emissions.
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And yet if you permit yourself to be swept along in the swirling narratives, there is a sense that you are really getting somewhere, that even more than the excellent Democratic fortunes in the last midterms, this is how we're going to finally pin something on Trump, this odious and stupid but supremely slippery man.
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Years of incorporating athleisure into acceptable, mainstream fashion has only primed us for a world in which anyone can break into a jog or trot anytime they please; whether for the utilitarian purpose of getting somewhere faster, or for the sheer joy of feeling the wind in your hair and the air beneath your feet.
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"I'd say the market is very much pricing in a deal at this stage, and there's some merit to this as I don't think you engage in such a solid period of talks over a number of weeks unless you feel you are getting somewhere," said Craig Erlam, chief market analyst at OANDA, an FX brokerage.
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If these university students were owning their mistakes and saying "Maybe in the future I won't wear a prison jumpsuit with a sombrero because that's a bad idea and people will be hurt by that" instead of threatening people with their lawsuit-happy papa or sending out rapid fire tweets about SJW's like a malfunctioning bot, well, maybe we would be getting somewhere.
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I hope that by speaking today, you absorbed a small amount of light, a small knowing that you can't be silenced, a small satisfaction that justice was served, a small assurance that we are getting somewhere, and a big, big knowing that you are important, unquestionably, you are untouchable, you are beautiful, you are to be valued, respected, undeniably, every minute of every day, you are powerful and nobody can take that away from you.
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Upon seeing a photo of a 34-year-old man posing with the Harry Potter, Platform Nine and Three-Quarters installation, like a French tourist on a school trip, I revved up the banter bus and prepared to roast him: Initially, I thought we were getting somewhere, but given the bottomless black hole of irony, metaphor, and innuendo, I soon realized the only action I was going to get out of this was a feature-length script for a Harry Potter spinoff film.
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Vesper argues that both entrepreneurship research and education would have much to gain from being more experimental.Vesper, Karl H. (1988) Entrepreneurial Academics – How can We Tell When the Field is Getting Somewhere?. Journal of Business Venturing. 3. P. 1-10.
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"Now We're Getting Somewhere" is a 1986 song by rock group, Crowded House. It was the third single from the group's debut album Crowded House.Bailey, Marck; Comprehensive discography of Crowded House including track listings for all albums and singles. Released 28 March 1995.
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Maine's 'Iron Horses' Head For Their Last Dramatic Round-up. Lewiston Evening Journal. February 1, 1964. Accessed July 12, 2010 The Monadnock, Steamtown & Northern Railroad, as the enterprise was then called,Railroad That Go Nowhere Really Getting Somewhere, Reading Eagle, December 25, 1961.
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Crowded House is the debut album by the band Crowded House. It was released in August 1986 and produced by Mitchell Froom. The album includes the hit singles "Don't Dream It's Over", "Something So Strong", "Mean to Me", "World Where You Live" and "Now We're Getting Somewhere".
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Getting Somewhere, was short-listed for the Older Readers category of the 1996 Children's Book Council Awards, and The Rings was listed as a notable book at the 1998 Children's Book Council Awards. Dancing on Knives was shortlisted for the 2005 Ethel Turner Prize for Young People's Literature.
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After serving as his opening act on a European tour, Moorer married fellow singer/songwriter Steve Earle. Earle produced her 2006 album, Getting Somewhere. Moorer wrote all the songs, with the exception of one co- written with Earle. They were both nominated for the Best Country Collaboration with Vocals Grammy, for the song "Days Aren't Long Enough" from Earle's Washington Square Serenade in 2008.
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Retrieved 5 July 2007. It is the only single from that album, to not appear on any of the band's greatest hits albums, Recurring Dream or The Very Very Best of Crowded House. It was the first single to feature the song, "Recurring Dream", as a B-Side. "Now We're Getting Somewhere" peaked at No. 63 on the Australian Kent Music Report singles chart, and No. 33 in New Zealand.
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Initially, Maria's road obsession is related to the loss or lack of communication between the characters. While a freeway is "a way of getting somewhere", Maria has nowhere to go. In the desert, Maria has trouble following road signs. She chafes at the gravity (in both senses) of earthbound secondary roads, which don't allow her the carefree flight of a freeway (though her travels upon them are equally aimless).
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Kent, Calvin A., Sexton, Donald L. & Vesper, Karl H. (ed.) (1982) Encyclopedia of Entrepreneurship. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall. In 1988, Karl Vesper published an article in the Journal of Business Venturing. The article was titled “Entrepreneurial Academics – How Can We Tell When the Field is Getting Somewhere?” and in it Vesper concluded that the field of entrepreneurship research was on the rise, but the quality, quantity and direction of that research needed to be assessed.
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David Brown from Radio Times suggested bringing Nora back, saying she "was ten times more intimidating [than Carl] and she was only in one episode. [...] Get Carl and his old ma to join forces—then we'd be getting somewhere." Coonan said that Nora is "dominating and horrible" and shows that Carl has "demons within his own family" and a "troubled background". Nora reappeared on 10 March 2014, along with Adam to find the truth about Carl's death.
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As fashion editor Grace Coddington wrote in her memoirs, the cover "endorsed a democratic new high/low attitude to dressing, added some youthful but sophisticated raciness, and garnished it with a dash of confident energy and drive that implied getting somewhere fast. It was quintessential Anna." Throughout her reign at Vogue, Wintour accomplished her goals to revitalize the magazine and oversaw production of some of its largest editions. The September 2004 edition measured 832 pages, the highest ever for a monthly magazine.
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L to R: Seymour, Finn, HesterIn June 1987, nearly a year after its release, Crowded House finally reached number one on the Kent Music Report Album Charts. It also reached number three in New Zealand and number twelve on the US Billboard album chart. The follow-up to "Don't Dream it's Over", "Something So Strong", was another global smash, reaching the Top 10 in New Zealand, America, and Canada. "World Where You Live" and "Now We're Getting Somewhere" were also released as singles with chart success.
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Well, if you took all the good parts of 311 and added some soul-influenced vocals, At the Drive-In-esque guitars, fusion-y keyboards, and a female vocalist that could put most pop singers to shame, you might be getting somewhere near what Eclectic Collective is. But you wouldn’t quite be there yet.” –WERS 88.9 Boston" "Eclectic Collective is a band with a unique blend of jazz, rock, rhythm and blues and social consciousness, with a little bit of the Fugees mixed in for good measure. Interesting songs and lyrics are always a good foundation to begin with.
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Many of the song lyrics and themes involve Adler's 60-day trip driving through Europe, and according to a review, there is a "confessional aspect of his lyrics, touching on familiar tropes about loss of artistic inspiration, dealing with the locals, and not always knowing the language." Also, "Adler has recorded a series of low-key songs that suit the moody cover art and the sense of getting somewhere to unwind and ruminate. Ultimately, that sense of a reflective state is the album's best point." A second album, Flugente 2, was released on February 9, 2010, also mastered by Blake Morgan.
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The album was mixed by Michael Frondelli at Studio 55. Seymour and Hester do not appear on "Now We're Getting Somewhere", which was recorded early in the sessions with drummer Jim Keltner and bass player Jerry Scheff. The original New Zealand and Australia release of the album featured ten tracks, however when the album was being prepared for export it was decided to include Crowded House's version of the Split Enz song "I Walk Away". At the same time the track listing was re-ordered and the song "Can't Carry On" was dropped from the album.
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Liz thinks she's getting somewhere with Moira when she calls in The Rovers but she's only there to instruct Liz to dress more beige at work in future. Moira reprimands Liz again after Steve takes up her time discussing his and Leanne's sex life and causes a queue. Gemma Winter (Dolly-Rose Campbell) waits for Rita Tanner (Barbara Knox) at the medical centre until Moira tells her that she cancelled the appointment. Liz's date Lenny, who successfully conned Liz out of her money in a fake vape scheme, dashes out of The Rovers when he sees Moira.
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Shortly after the September 11 attacks, Suhayda stated that "if we were one-tenth as serious as the bin Laden terrorists, we just might start getting somewhere." In 2016, Suhayda stated on his radio show that a Donald Trump presidency could give American Nazis the chance to build a 'pro-white' political caucus similar to the Congressional Black Caucus. He publicly supported the appointment of Steve Bannon to the position of chief strategist in Donald Trump's White House. However, as of 2019, the opinion of the ANP (from their website) regarding President Trump has been that President Trump is a puppet whose strings are being pulled by the state of Israel.americannaziparty.
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U2 ultimately signed a five-year deal with CBS Ireland for their native country only; De Whalley suspected it was for a very small royalty rate, but by then McGuinness's priority was to secure a record release to jumpstart the group's career. News of the recording session made Hayden feel like they "were getting somewhere at last". After attending another one of the group's concerts at the Community Centre in Howth, de Whalley gained "a much better handle on what U2 were all about". He met with the band members at the Clayton family house to discuss which songs they would record, after which they decided on three songs: the new track, "Boy/Girl", and fan favourites from the group's live set, "Stories for Boys" and "Out of Control".
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Does the man named Mr. Paradise represent some actual hope for paradise, as opposed to that offered by the Evangelist and Mrs. Connin? If so, clearly that hope is something beyond both the belief of the evangelist and Mrs. Connin, and the unbelief of Mr. Paradise, since neither are able to save Bevel. While Bevel's drowning in the river that promised him baptism and eternal life, that promised him that he would 'count' for something, is a grotesquely humorous irony, typical of O'Connor's stories, it might be pointed out that Bevel does indeed seem to experience an 'epiphany' of sorts as he is swept away to his death; 'for an instant he was overcome with surprise; then, since he was moving quickly and knew that he was getting somewhere, all his fury and his fear left him.
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" Kimball cited the band as "the best damn rock and roll band this country has produced in the past five years" and said of comparisons to the Grateful Dead at the time, "The range of their material and the more tenuous fact that they also use two drummers have led to what I suppose are inevitable comparisons to the Dead in its better days." In a less enthusiastic review for The Village Voice, Robert Christgau gave At Fillmore East a "B-" grade and said the songs "sure do boogie", but ultimately found it musically aimless: "even if Duane Allman plus Dickey Betts does equal Jerry Garcia, the Dead know roads are for getting somewhere. That is, Garcia (not to bring in John Coltrane) always takes you someplace unexpected on a long solo. I guess the appeal here is the inevitability of it all.
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