Across the aisle, a few states are getting the message.
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There are signs that the government is getting the message.
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Some companies are already getting the message loud and clear.
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There are some indications that students are getting the message.
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"It's very effective at getting the message out," Evans explains.
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The polling above suggests his supporters are getting the message.
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Consumers are getting the message, and the marketplace is adjusting.
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And the most extreme white nationalists are getting the message.
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But my focus is more about getting the message out there.
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And Wall Street appears to be getting the message as well.
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There are also signs that companies may be getting the message.
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Many New Yorkers, however, don't seem to be getting the message.
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The president, says someone close to him, is finally getting the message.
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The lollipop emoji could work a treat in getting the message across.
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"Clearly the Canadian administration is getting the message from Washington," he said.
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Why are young women not getting the message about dangerous tanning practices?
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"I kept getting the message that whatever security says goes," she said.
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There's evidence that only certain chunks of society are getting the message.
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"Today we know that they are not getting the message," said Sen.
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But his victory spoke volumes -- and Republicans in Washington were getting the message.
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And by all indicators most people are getting the message loud and clear.
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It's one thing saying they're getting the message, it's another thing actually enacting it.
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Many Afghans are getting the message that they are no longer wanted in Pakistan.
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Organizers are getting the message out through social media, local TV and radio stations.
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Officials in several countries are getting the message: Cities are about people, not cars.
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Why aren't people getting the message that eating less meat would benefit the environment?
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And I think we're doing a much better job; we're getting the message out.
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And more Americans are getting the message when it comes to claiming Social Security benefits.
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Finally, Hollywood is getting the message to be more inclusive to people living with disabilities.
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He told CNN's Dana Bash on Tuesday he believes North Korea is getting the message.
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Getting the message out Harrison launched charity: water at a nightclub on his 31st birthday.
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But American workers do seem to be getting the message that it's a worthwhile goal.
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We should have a system where in fact the government subsidizes getting the message out.
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It's taken a lot of repeating and reinforcing, but she seems to be getting the message.
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Each of those 22,220 Facebook users who had already shared the post were getting the message.
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"For my part, in some odd way, it's encouraging that they're getting the message," Pence said.
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McNamee said he tried to warn Facebook, but he wasn't effective in getting the message across.
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It works great for the sake of getting the message across, but the images are laughable.
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It appeared that some parents were getting the message that introducing extensive consultants' reports could backfire.
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Sir Anthony quickly identified a big obstacle to getting the message across: a lack of good data.
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We just kept getting the message that we needed to wait and the plane needs to refuel.
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What surprised at RSAC me is that the people in charge seem to be getting the message.
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NASA is getting the message as it is showcasing its younger, diverse workforce in its education materials.
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And until I believe the Trump administration is finally getting the message, this is not going away.
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But survey evidence indicates that evangelical and Pentecostal citizens were at least getting the message from their leaders.
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But for now, Brooks and her team are at least getting the message out — and that's a start.
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He points at a picture, and he says "the brown stuff," but the vendor isn't getting the message.
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Still, Jarvis said he is encouraged that Congress seems to be getting the message after years of complaints.
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"Evangelical churches and the N.R.A. are about community, getting the message out and supporting each other," he said.
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She said the agency could do a better job getting the message out about the signs of AFM.
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But increasingly, many of these places are getting the message that customers crave a little more human contact.
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Trump, however, still believes Powell is to blame for the instability and wants to ensure he's getting the message.
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We are supportive of getting the message out there, because some consumers do care about supporting an independent brewer.
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Short, effortless trainings instead of boring webinars should be more efficient when it comes to getting the message across.
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The visibility is good for getting the message out but right now the focus is having a sturdy foundation.
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Social media has played a role in getting the message of adoption out minus the steep advertising costs, Garth added.
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Obama wrote in his email to Democratic supporters that getting the message out was essential before voters head to polls.
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Samsung has done well post-recall in getting the message across that it was taking quality control seriously, Dutt added.
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If the party chief feels the need for further title inflation, perhaps the lower-downs are still not getting the message.
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Many fast-food chains are getting the message—thanks to depressed sales—that no one wants to eat that stuff anymore.
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While talking within the community is difficult, getting the message of their threatened families to a wider audience is even harder.
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"Recent events in Washington, D.C. — and beyond — make it crystal clear that many are not getting the message," Mr. Brown said.
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The mustache and goatee had joined up, the sideburns were thick, but my cheeks, with empty patches, weren't getting the message.
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And this football club has all of those elements in it, and it's a great vehicle for getting the message out.
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Physicians really do seem to be getting the message that, for chronic pain, opioid painkillers are often not a good treatment option.
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Getting the message across properly will mean not committing to a set policy path, said Ed Keon, chief investment strategist at QMA.
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While some regions are finally getting the message, providing potential subsidies to keep their nuclear units running, it is far from adequate.
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He said recent conversations with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, and recent comments by her, showed that Europe was getting the message.
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But other than politicians finally getting the message to stop with the platitudes, how much can realistically happen to address gun violence?
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I mean, we may have lost the battle for the presidency, but we haven't lost the war of getting the message out.
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So getting the message out would change, but I think the message itself and the way he delivers it would be the same.
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Still, the announcement by ES&S is the latest sign that states are getting the message about the problems with paperless voting systems.
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" Asked why the chronic pain community isn't getting the message that they are not being targeted, Kelley said, "I don't know for sure.
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While he says he'll keep his Twitter followers and will "keep getting the message out" about energy, he doesn't intend to stay famous.
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Two minutes after getting the message, Mr. Feliciano said, the police knocked on his door to tell him they had found his Jeep.
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When a person's financial health is one the line (literally), they don't care about the call method; they care about getting the message.
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"I want to believe the tech community is getting the message that voluntary compliance promises and 'just trust us' isn't good enough anymore," Baney said.
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Johnson says the problem is Maher's not getting the message from black people that the word causes pain ... and she doesn't think he ever will.
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"He was extremely good about immediately getting to a phrase or a way of getting the message out that just made more sense," Kreikemeier remembers.
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"Recent events in Washington, DC—and beyond—make it crystal clear that many are not getting the message," about equal treatment of women, Brown wrote.
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A condition called "leptin resistance" can develop among high-sugar eaters, and the brain stops getting the message to stop eating, leading to weight gain.
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Democrats were, let's face it, incompetent in getting the message to the public — loud and clear — about what precisely they were doing to improve their lives.
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"I'm doing symbolic time, but people are getting the message that you can actually affect the change and you can live through the consequences," he says.
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And right now, the audience is getting the message that women are being treated differently than men — whether or not that's the case behind the scenes.
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Prepaid phones can also receive the alerts, as long as the carrier participates in the W.E.A. program and the device is capable of getting the message.
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He said the comic-book format and augmented reality features, including an interactive app which brings the characters alive, are key to getting the message across.
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But I think markets definitely, in this kind of environment that is getting more risky, more uncertain, Presidential Tweets going out, we are getting the message.
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All of these concerns matter, but what matters most in the context of this particular overseas trip is an entirely different issue: getting the message right.
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Deborah Arnott, ASH's chief executive, said the survey data showed British smokers are "getting the message on e-cigarettes" and switching to them as a healthier option.
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Once upon a time, a show was the only way of getting the message out there, the press came and photographed and that's how word got out.
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"[Ovarian cancer] clearly can happen to younger people which is why I feel so strongly about getting the message out to younger women," she told the outlet.
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It feels really liberating to use that side of my voice and rap cadences have a great way of getting the message across in a bouncy way.
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The good news, such as it is, is that some nations whose waters are at risk are rebelling, and the Chinese may slowly be getting the message.
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"The world is getting the message: if you try to illegally enter the United States, you will be caught, detained, deported or put in prison," Trump said.
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It's not actually clear, then, whether the Trump administration is getting the message North Korea is trying to put out — that they won't give up their nukes.
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And immigrants themselves, who see ICE vans (or vans that could be ICE) in their neighborhoods or see Facebook photos from people who do, are getting the message.
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With micro-targeted ads, they could hold every position under the sun but only claim a certain position when getting the message to someone who agrees with it.
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"This is China getting the message out indirectly that it wants Britain to stay in the EU," said one Beijing-based Western diplomat, citing conversations with Chinese officials.
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E-cigarette makers are pouring tens of millions of dollars into advertising their wares—and teenagers are getting the message loud and clear, federal health officials reported Tuesday.
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U.S. adults are taking greater steps to isolate against the coronavirus More Americans are getting the message that the coronavirus pandemic is serious — and are increasingly taking action.
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Many investors are getting the message that paying less for mutual funds (or for any investment, really) will put more money in their pockets in the long run.
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"The Chinese government is getting the message (from the US) -- 'You don't really care about human rights' -- which should be independent of other political and economic talks," she said.
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And this could well have the effect of deflating opposition from activists and constituents, who aren't getting the message from the media that a vote on this thing is imminent.
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It can be used in class to figure if one of the students is not getting the message, if the student is bored, which could be a very good thing.
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"It is crucial that we are getting the message out however we can, and the White House and Trump administration definitely has the capability to put out these translations," Rep.
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Some states will have been more successful than others at chipping away at black-market sales, regulating licensed sellers and getting the message across that cannabis is damaging to young brains.
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Speaking at the same presentation, Heidi Grant, deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for International Affairs, said it is clear that NATO countries have been getting the message for some time.
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"We need to have workplaces where male allies, as well as women, are getting the message from leadership that this is an environment where harassment will not be tolerated," said Thomas.
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In one sign that Washington is getting the message, President Trump finally agreed Thursday, after days of dithering, to temporarily waive restrictions on shipments by foreign vessels to the island's ports.
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Slavitt said, "I think we did a better job in getting the message out" that people should sign up earlier, when asked to explain the drop-off in the final "surge" rate.
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The regulator is also signaling and firms are getting the message that they should come forward and self-report violations, as the agency is showing leniency in the form of cooperation credit.
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After more than a decade of complaints, U.S. cable TV providers appear to slowly be getting the message: Americans are tired of paying too much money for bloated broadband and cable bundles.
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But I also think Pitchford's behavior has made it clear that the studio is going to continue to struggle with getting the message out while he's the main Borderlands 3 hype man.
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"It's about getting the message out that for female graduates to reach their full potential there is a broad range of opportunities out there that they should be vigorously engaging with," he said.
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More than 2 million accidents a year involve teen drivers and 300,000 are related to tire issues, such as worn treads or inflation, so getting the message out is "critically important," Martin says.
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Visual reminders can play an important role in getting the message out there — a swipe of pink lipstick in October for breast cancer, or bright red for World AIDS Day on December 1st.
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"There's still a lot of work to be done getting the message out accurately with our partners, especially in parts of the world where we see the most intersectional stigma and prejudice," Richman wrote.
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After the hearing, Votel told reporters he believes Turkey and the Kurds are getting the message that the focus needs to be on fighting ISIS, not each other, through the U.S. presence in Manbij.
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" Asked about the possibility that athletes were not getting the message, Craig Reedie, WADA's president, said in an email, "We take great care to inform our stakeholders of any amendments to the prohibited list.
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Many Americans serving our country, including civil servants, diplomats, members of our armed forces, and the staffs of national laboratories are getting the message that the career paths they chose are insecure and unreliable.
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"Now that we know that these bats are important to helping farmers produce more durians, we can start getting the message out that folks should not be causing harm to these bats," she said.
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An update to The Weather Company's Android app uses phones' built-in radios to send alerts about natural disasters and extreme weather from device to device — getting the message out, even when there's no signal.
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But if it's just an updated Apple TV that spits out higher resolution video, Apple might not be getting the message that a lot of people are prioritizing savings when choosing their gateway to Netflix.
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But Democrats have struggled with the hardball tactics that Republicans have excelled at, and Schumer seems to slowly be getting the message: Democrats (and many others!) do not want his caucus to cave to Trump.
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The group hopes to get the idea of conservative support for action on climate change out there, influencing think tanks and media bookers and eventually getting the message to Republicans in the House and Senate, too.
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"There have been numerous objections to this bill and serious legal concerns have been raised ... nevertheless, recent events in Washington, D.C. - and beyond - make it crystal clear that many are not getting the message," Brown said.
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If the president of the United States and his top officials wave away racism and harassment, or traffic in prejudice themselves, kids are at risk of getting the message that this stuff is O.K. after all.
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No other team would touch Foster when he became available -- could be this is a sign of progress in the NFL, that team owners, coaches are getting the message that coddling domestic abusers is bad for business?
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"My opinion is, if you were that person on the caravan down there and all of a sudden you see pictures of the military on the border, you're getting the message that you're not wanted," he said.
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Adults may assume those ideas are self-evident, beyond the need for comment, but given the rates of coercion, misconduct and assault among men both young and old, boys are clearly not getting the message by osmosis.
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Observers incorrectly characterized the upswing of Latino early voters as a polarizing contrast between two parts of the Obama Coalition, praising Latinos for comprehending Trump's threat to American democracy and chastising blacks for somehow not getting the message.
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"When a parent tells their child to toughen up and not to cry, or tells them everything will be okay, children may be getting the message that it is not okay to experience any negative emotions," said Austern.
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All of it's branded with the Supreme logo, because heaven forbid you invite your crew over for yakitori chicken and shrimp tempura rolls without them getting the message that you went to a lot of trouble for this, dudes.
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Brown acknowledged the bill's "potential flaws" that could prove "fatal" to implementation, but nevertheless supported its passing, citing "recent events in Washington, D.C. — and beyond — make it crystal clear that many are not getting the message" around gender equality.
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COLLINS-HUGHES It feels to me like more producers are getting the message female artists have been sending: that it's not O.K. to exclude them and that they'll make as much noise as necessary to get doors opened to them.
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In some ways, voters are getting the message: As she traveled through the state last weekend, Iowans praised Harris for her bipartisanship and her centrism, two things that few people noted about her when she visited the state a year ago.
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While ESPN's upper management on Thursday was mainly focused on getting the message to its most outspoken personalities, some managers also sent the word to broadcasters and writers who have never been embroiled in any social-media controversies pertaining to politics or race.
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"I think we have a way to go on getting the message out to men and providers that PrEP can really help a lot more people than are currently on it and that stigma and negative associations with PrEP still persist," Goggin says.
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And just to make sure Istanbul residents are getting the message about their civic duty, the municipality of Adana on the Mediterranean coast issued an advisory saying the city was expecting temperatures of 150 degrees Celsius (302 degrees Fahrenheit) on June 23.
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In the podcast's introductory episode, FCC chairman Ajit Pai says he thinks many people learned of the commission "from certain controversies they see in the news" and that the show will be a way of "getting the message out" about what the agency really does.
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The S&P 500 exodus in particular sends the message that large-cap stock leaders of this bull market are no longer a free lunch, and that makes sense — it's even a little late for those investors just getting the message about diversification and asset allocation.
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And some candidates are better than others in getting the message out, and I don't know that—I think she needs to reach out more to millennials... Yeah, it's a responsibility on both sides — millennials have got to do their research; we certainly don't want them voting for Trump.
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Public health experts say they hope the American public is finally getting the message that the coronavirus is a serious threat, and that they should stay home and avoid contact with crowds, whether it's at a local basketball game, a spring break trip to Paris, or a political rally.
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And here&aposs the thing, she said she didn&apost know, and that if she had known, she wished she could use some of this information about potential relationships between the Trump campaign and the Russians in terms of getting the message out, advertising, making it plain what was going on.
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I was in charge of getting the message to the public, but what that really meant was that I was in charge of a staff of several dozen in the White House and hundreds more across the various government agencies, and we were focused on how to use the media to get the message out.
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Still, it's not hard to imagine that kids who spend their time around Trump enthusiasts might be getting the message that picking on racial minorities, and those who deviate from traditional gender norms, is O.K. "The adults that voted for Trump are much more likely to emulate Trump and be supportive of attitudes that we saw turned into bullying and teasing in middle school," said Cornell.
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Thank you for your kind words, brother Then it began to seem like Musk maybe was getting the message on coronavirus and had begun to accept that it is a big deal after all, as cities and states began to mandate shutdowns, the stock market plunged, and it became increasingly clear that "social distancing" was on track to be the new norm — not just for weeks but potentially months.
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"I was aware [of the blackouts] because I heard it at work, but it was actually nice that they reminded me in my car, too, because I didn't even actually think about my car until I saw the message," said Bedolla, who lives in Patterson, California, not too far from Tesla's car factory in Fremont Bedolla, who usually only charges her battery up to 75% to preserve its longevity, charged her car all the way to 100% after getting the message.
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GW: Well, I think, we talked about this a lot, even with Stella Artois and Ricardo, and I think we're honing in on the message, and you know, some of the research we've done shows that the global water crisis is ascending in terms of people's level of awareness, and that's a very positive thing, and not least of which because of platforms like this, and being with you a few years ago, and really, really getting the message out, but it is an all hands on deck thing, and this isn't something that Stella just wants to build a wall around.
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