"It's pretty fun right now, getting to be a part of this group and getting to be a part of this wild-card race," Albers said.
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Getting to be so up-close and hands on, getting to be around water, she says, opens up space for her to think about the great continuum of things.
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Is it all getting to be a little too much?
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But she's getting to be a better campaigner every day.
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It's just, it's getting to be too much for me.
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"It's getting to be a crowded field," Greenblatt told Byers.
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It's getting to be time for New Year's resolutions, people.
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It was awesome getting to be there in the early days.
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Tensions with the opinion shows were getting to be too much.
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Yeah, I know: This is already getting to be pretty messy.
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Yoko Ono: It is getting to be more like I hoped.
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Loved getting to be an advisor for #TeamKelly for the Knockouts!
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It's getting to be that way in sports among teams, too.
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He was telling me how strong he was getting to be.
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Its getting to be a life or death situation up in here!!
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But is all the pressure getting to be too much for Brown?
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Oof, what a big, heavy girl you're getting to be, Robby-bobby.
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Because, again, it was getting to be 3% or so of GDP.
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"I think this is getting to be a two-way," Buttigieg said.
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I think it's getting to be more and more of a trend.
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THIS EXPANSION IS GETTING TO BE ONE OF THE LONGEST IN HISTORY.
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The thrill was simply getting to be in the presence of Randy Travis.
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I love getting to be able to do movies that younger audiences enjoy.
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For a lot of investors, that expectancy is getting to be an issue.
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The industry/space: getting to be a part of the commerce/retail evolution.
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You spend your time getting to be a big Hollywood actor — but then what?
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Getting to be an FBI snitch, however, does not carry any physical fitness requirements.
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Without getting to be obsessive, you have to keep your hand on the tiller.
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Wind Gap is getting to be darker, filthier, and more vicious by the day.
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In the end, Reynolds' victory is much more than just getting to be right.
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It's them getting to be a version of themselves where they get to relax.
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The cost of being Harvey Weinstein is not getting to be Harvey Weinstein anymore.
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I'm happy that different facets of our stories are finally getting to be told.
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Getting to be on set with her all day is like a dream come true.
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And that's kind of the light of my live, getting to be close to people.
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"I want to see trans women of color getting to be on covers," she says.
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Even getting to be chair of the Republican National Committee seems a bridge too far.
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Ordering pizzas online is getting to be big business, and Pizza Hut has stiff competition.
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It was getting to be with her at these events, which was again, tremendous access.
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"Short-term bonds are getting to be a compelling place to hang out," he said.
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With only publishers they deem to be "reliable" getting to be political sources for Apple News.
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It's getting to be perfect patio weather, plus we promised a friend our old patio furniture.
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Getting to be in his arms while listening to Soledad Pastorutti sing was a bittersweet moment.
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It's getting to be a part of the greatest nation and having a voice for freedom.
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I'm getting to be of the opinion that monetary policy is not a lever for inflation.
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PERINO: Well, the other thing, though, that -- I mean, it is just getting to be too much.
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Meanwhile, the politics of Medicaid and pushback from Republican governors is getting to be the biggest issue.
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And so getting to be a part of one of his projects was really exciting to me.
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The fact is, college is getting to be too expensive, and the value proposition just isn't there.
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"There's a high in getting to be right, and trolls chase that rush," says Dave, now 40.
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We have loved every moment of getting to be a part of the history of this strip.
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Startups that prescribe and ship medication straight to your door are getting to be a big business.
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How are you deciding who is getting to be on the platform and have speech and who's not?
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It has been an absolutely wonderful experience getting to be part of Shadowhunters for the past three years.
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Finally getting to be yourself and becoming comfortable in your body is a huge victory, hence the name.
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We're glad you're getting to be a hero somewhere, Momoa, even if it can't be with your Khaleesi.Â
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That's pretty good motive to have someone murdered, on top of getting to be president yourself, of course.
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Getting to be part of the tradition of handing down atheism is what I set out to do.
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And that would make sense; Alex is getting to be the right age to start thinking about college.
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It just seemed to be getting to be too much, and he wasn't super into the genre anymore.
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Who gets to play trans characters and are trans actors getting to be seen outside playing trans characters?
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I was so excited about getting to be on the cover with three other women that were curvy.
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I appreciate a good defensive strategy, but this is getting to be a bit much for 2 a.m.
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That sort of thing is getting to be common in the darkest corners of the for-profit world.
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How are you deciding who is getting to be on the platform and have speech, and who's not?
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I am a delicate flower, as you all know, and it was getting to be a bit much.
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This template for documentaries, perhaps popularized by the spelling-bee movie "Spellbound," is getting to be too easy.
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"It's getting to be very late in the game for there to be changes to premiums," she said.
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"I think the newfound hatred for all fossil fuels is getting to be a real concern," he said.
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Because they don't have the privilege of getting to be the first state to respond to the hate.
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I love dressing up, going to "haunted" attractions, and just getting to be someone/thing else for a night.
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"Getting to be around all the incredible people on set, they've become like a family to me," she said.
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When was the last time I could find brown kids just getting to be brown kids in a game?
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I love getting to be part of something that is such a major part of entertainment for young people.
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" Kate continued, "And Louis' getting bigger, I can't believe he's like seven months, he's getting to be a big boy.
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And getting to be that is really liberating—a part of myself I wouldn't want to be in real life.
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Many on the American left seem to miss this, but the world is getting to be a much better place.
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"This is getting to be a bigger part of me every day that passes on," he said of his sexuality.
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" She adds that her fan club parties are "the beautiful moment I love — getting to be up close and personal.
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A huge amount of that comes from the characters getting to be themselves within the context of a diverse cast.
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With phones and tablets making it easier than ever to make more documents, it's getting to be a critical mass.
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This is slowly getting to be too much — they are the drops of water that make the cup run over.
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Equality is getting to be as screwed up and as messed up as all of the other leads on television.
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But it is an absolutely extraordinary experience, just getting to be around those great sort of gods of my craft.
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Greenblatt had to admit, with all of the services out there already "it's getting to be a crowded field," he said.
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More importantly, there's also no HDR support at all, which is getting to be just as crucial as 4K this year.
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Then lemonade season was getting to be over, so we told Ian he could have the family's pumpkin patch this year.
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"I'm actually thinking of moving to Islamabad in a few months because it's getting to be a bit boring," he said.
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"There's something I really honor in getting to be that role model for my daughter in the future," the actress adds.
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Seeing her best friend's reaction and getting to be a part of that moment is simply icing on her wedding cake.
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But, again, you are ferociously stoned and the pressure of needing to puff puff pass is getting to be too much.
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Yet, I am hopeful because, day by day, according to Nicholas Kristof, the world is getting to be a better place.
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I had been in the field for four months and was getting to be relatively experienced in small-unit combat operations.
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"This is getting to be a regular thing -- it's in the air around us, in the country around us," Yaffe said.
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There were aspects of it I missed, like getting to be creative and using that part of my skill set and brain.
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"After all these trade disappointments it's getting to be a tougher sell," Alec Young, Managing Director, Global Markets Research at FTSE Russell.
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"Getting to be the head of product for the Uber developer platform was a dream job, a dream opportunity" he tells me.
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"I'm ready to get married at first sight because I'm 35 and I'm getting to be that creepy, old guy," he joked.
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When I told Tanna that the lump was getting to be painful, he offered to examine me and see what was up.
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When we measured listings against that, it wasn't the same opportunity and it was getting to be more and more off brand.
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"There was a part of me that thought, 'This is really about getting to be the best part of yourself,'" he told me.
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It's not revolutionary — people have said it before — but it's getting to be a more explicit stance and fans are demanding it more.
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Still, the real prize is just getting to be on the show, a long-faded dream that just became a reality once more.
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More on Energy and Russia: THE PRESIDENT: So now oil is getting to be record low -- and gas -- because we're producing so much.
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Getting to be in the magazine holds a special meaning for Kugler, who remembers reading the Half Their Size issue in high school.
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"I look forward to one day getting to be a director and not having anything shaded by that female lens," Jenkins told Forbes.
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What in the World Robben Island in South Africa is getting to be notorious again — and this time it's not for racial oppression.
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It's been really enjoyable for me getting to be a Girl Scout troop leader and chaperone school events and go on camping trips.
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More on Energy and Russia: THE PRESIDENT: So now oil is getting to be record low — and gas — because we're producing so much.
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He's already sort of a stitched-together Frankenstein, who's made to look young and vibrant, even though he's really getting to be up there.
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"It's actually getting to be more typical -- more the rule than the exception," said Mary Schiavo, former inspector general of the Department of Transportation.
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This on the heels of two Lakers legends, Kobe Bryant and Magic Johnson, voicing concerns that LeBron's workload was getting to be two much.
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The villagers put a cap on the number of visitors because the demands of catering to 1,000 people was getting to be too stressful.
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I don't even think of it in terms of getting to play Jake as I do getting to be a part of that show.
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"I love getting to be someone else," the 19-year-old daughter of Emmy-winning actor Robert Blake tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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"We tend to not travel that much during the holidays — we actually enjoy getting to be in New York during Christmas," Carmen told Insider.
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"I think that this idea that fashion is only meant for a certain kind of person is really getting to be very outdated," says Wang.
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Having survived labor, getting to be a mother to a joyful son, AND getting to rock amazing jeans that make me feel comfortable and beautiful?
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Photo: Spudaitis (Pixabay)With summer just around the corner, it's getting to be the perfect weather to enjoy some delish fruits of the melon variety.
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The 66-year-old trainer says he doesn't mind not taking vacations because he loves his job and getting to be around horses every day.
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Gailloux said her favorite part of living in her tiny house was getting to be mobile and travel to places she never thought of visiting.
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"3.625% is widely available, and that was already getting to be the case last Friday," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer at Mortgage News Daily.
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"I'm not going to answer any more of your goddamn questions because this is getting to be harassment," he said in an interview last month.
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We very obviously know the Pixel 4 is coming — heck, we know so much it's getting to be exhausting — but what else will there be?
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We'll reminisce about that time we almost ruined everything but we're fine again now and, actually, aren't the butterflies getting to be a little much?
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It's all very inspiring and wonderful and great – and I'm not being snarky – but it is getting to be a bit much all in one lump.
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She secretly always wanted to be a Disney princess, so getting to be a Disney princess and a Disney legend would have been her ultimate dream.
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" The previous year, she also wrote, "I hit the ground with gratitude for getting to be one of the women who calls you a best friend.
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Across his last few solo records, his wheezy melodies were getting to be something like something like snowblind shoegaze, conjured out of synthesizers and drum machines.
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Word around Washington in recent weeks was that the stench of corruption wafting from E.P.A. headquarters was getting to be too much even for Mr. Trump.
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Everyone handles grief differently, and getting to be a part of other people's grief helped me clarify what I want to have happen when I die.
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Wilson, herself a victim of domestic abuse, argues against this man getting to be a donor, because she doesn't want him to have control over the family.
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After we part ways, the ceiling, projection-mapped to look like the sky a lá Hogwarts' Great Hall, is getting to be a bit much for me.
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"I think it's getting to be a time that's appropriate for me to step aside and let this transition go forward," Mr. Adams said in an interview.
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He had a real sense of being in prison—this idea that people are watching you and trying to keep you from getting to be a free person.
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Was there a political element for them in reliving this recent part of history, or in getting to be part of it if they weren't from the area?
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Thematically, the endings can work for some people, but the technical aspects and the amount of space magic needed was getting to be a bit much for me.
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The startups — which I'm getting to, be patient — will receive an initial investment to cover the cost of relocating to the Bay Area for eight weeks this summer.
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With the Mueller investigation now completed, I think it's getting to be time for Democrats to stop explaining what they are going to do and start doing it.
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" Nabeel Alauddin, a president of the university's Muslim Students' Association, said the attack worried him "because it is getting to be increasingly challenging to be an American Muslim.
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"Queer, transgender, and gender non-conforming people often get put into the position of having to be educators versus getting to be guests at family gatherings," said McDaniel.
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"Japanese cars are getting to be full-fledged collectibles," said Randy Nonnenberg, the founder and chief executive of Bring a Trailer, an online auction site for special interest vehicles.
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AE: We don't discuss either publicly, but I can tell you our business has continued to double on a yearly basis, and those are getting to be significant numbers.
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Getting to be on the Baylor men's basketball team is truly a childhood dream that I've been blessed enough to live out every day for the last four years.
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" "When I heard they were working on a new album, I knew there was no way they could do it without me getting to be a part of it.
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"One gets the idea, watching Gomez, that he delights in getting to be a man, short and boisterous and nurturing and bursting with hope and pocket watches," Ortberg muses.
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"Getting to be back on the set with everyone again kind of showed me how much I did like it and how much a part of me acting," he says.
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Now food waste — and trash in general — are getting to be such big problems that pockets of many U.S. cities are having a difficult time managing rubbish on trash days.
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"It's getting to be a bit like mind-reading," Kevin LaBar, the study's lead author and a psychology professor at Duke Institute for Brain Sciences, said in a press release.
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It's getting to be dangerous out there with armed robberies and crashes, but I highly doubt people are buying accounts because they want to stay safe and avoid getting shot.
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"It was incredible in terms of the dramatic change happening in esports, and getting to be one of the architects" behind the building of a new esports business, he said.
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" When pressed about what the 75th anniversary of the attack means to him, Cole, with a twinkle in his eye, said, "It means I'm getting to be an old man.
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The other is also a good customer, and despite a few spats and some lingering mistrust, it's getting to be a more lucrative and dependable business partner all the time.
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Between the Vocaloid and the potential of pop stars and icons that aren't attached to physical bodies, the potential is infinitely larger and is only just getting to be explored.
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When you're talking about this idea of digital competency, do they recognize what is coming in terms of getting to be digitally competent, or is it just don't even bother?
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"The great thing for me about this series is all walks of life are getting to be documented, many different ethic mixes and backgrounds, which is what fascinates me so much."
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Last weekend, on the Showtime program "The Circus," Mr. Buttigieg declared that the presidential contest is "getting to be a two-way" race between him and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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We're very clear with each other that there will be a discussion and that he's getting to be where he's starting to think about what's next for himself and his family.
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It became a good match, and I think they saw the writing on the wall that, hey, this is getting to be a very competitive area, and they actually were bootstrapped.
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Now getting to be a part of their films will be the next step, and it might take longer for me than for other people, but I am hopeful it will happen.
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We've owned our company for two and a half years now, and when getting to be so involved with decor and design really reminds me how much I love what I do.
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I don't want him to ever doubt that he fills me up in ways I can't begin to express, and that I feel the full thrill of getting to be his mother.
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"It's actually getting to be more typical, more the rule than the exception," Schiavo said, noting that no one dies in 87% of air crashes, according to the International Civil Aviation Organization.
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Season 1 ended with a bang, and Season 2 picks up where that ended, and you see the hosts finally getting to be free, to slowly start liberating themselves and fighting back.
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Whether or not it wound up getting to be the first, I know that was my job here in 20083 would not be done until that piece or one like it was done.
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On policy, Hillary Clinton, at least in her public appearances, keeps tacking harder and harder toward Sanders's positions, so much so that there is getting to be little daylight between them on many issues.
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But, honestly, the emotional rollercoaster that comes with the "Will they or won't they" questions is getting to be too much to handle — and the latest news from Mel C. isn't helping at all.
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Finally, with the pain getting to be too much, Rahn's mother took her to the Jackson Hospital emergency room in Montgomery, where tests revealed the source of her discomfort was a giant ovarian cyst.
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We got Heller in D.C. and he told us he's really enjoying the construction of the Raiders' new stadium, partly because it involves him getting to be the triggerman on some really big fireworks.
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And then in the 11th hour NBC swooped in, and it was like getting to go to your own funeral and hear how much everyone loved you and then getting to be alive still.
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"My attention span doesn't love the idea of focusing and being on one project for so many months, especially being a character and not getting to be myself for that amount of time," she says.
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"It has been 10 whole years since I had the privilege of getting to be a part of one of my favorite projects 27 dresses," Heigl captioned an Instagram photo of herself from the film.
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Because the series is ostensibly set in the "real" world, the former Mutiny team is constantly circling around actually getting to be the people who come to the big conclusions, and make the big bucks.
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Then there were a couple of days that I had a different kind of access where it wasn't sitting down for lengthy interviews, but it was getting to be near her as she walked in.
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Because they're so organized and how well they treat the people who work from them, everyone comes so excited to work and getting to be a part of their world for a while is just incredible.
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"It's getting to be a bit of a sea change; there was very little attention paid to the way mutual funds vote proxies, and the whole greater interest in ESG is potentially changing that," Hale said.
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But it wasn't being a lesbian per se, that Hammer made look like fun, it was the liberation from the male gaze; getting to be who you are without all of those cumbersome rules to follow.
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My guess is these wines will go well with meaty dishes, whether beef, lamb or pork, and since it is getting to be that time of the year, you might enjoy it with turkey as well.
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"It's getting to be a very competitive market out there, and people will pick a job, and maybe not the highest paid offer, if they feel like they're part of something bigger than themselves," he said.
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SRIRAM I feel grateful in real life just for the privilege of getting to be an actor, that I have the kind of sometimes insane work of putting on costumes and playing pretend, for a living!
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"I did notice that it's getting to be more of a type of social event," said Denisha Jones, an assistant professor of teacher education at Trinity Washington University, who has attended several protests since Inauguration Day.
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" "I think this is really a sign that big tech if finally getting to be a part of the game and what's going on," Tim Lesko, principal at Granite Investment Advisors, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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"Dear @camerondiaz, before the day ends, I bid you a happy birthday, and I hit the ground with gratitude for getting to be one of the women who calls you a best friend," she captioned the shot.
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"Getting to be around that world, now I've been around the fans a little bit, and just feeling the love, the real genuine love that people have for this franchise, is really exciting to me," he said.
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"Dear @camerondiaz, before the day ends, I bid you a happy birthday, and I hit the ground with gratitude for getting to be one of the women who calls you a best friend," she captioned the photo.
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Getting to be alone in a room with a man is definitely a power shift inherently when I'm the one with the tripod, but I feel the work is more about a desire for romance and longing.
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I'm away from home at the time of this writing, but I'm looking forward to getting back in a couple weeks and getting to be with my folks while Stevie Wonder bodies "Ave Maria" in the background.
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Instead of turning the Liars into some nasty stereotype, it would be more revolutionary to let them have a mental health issue they are coping and surviving with while still getting to be a protagonists of the show.
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It's all getting to be a bit much, and you just wish you could escape into a personal black box that lets you interact with the world through a vid-screen that turns people into cartoon avatars. Right?
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Asked before Sunday's game if it was already getting to be too late for his team, John Hynes, the Devils' second-year coach, first said that the sense of urgency was no different than when the season began.
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" The mother of one said she enjoys getting to be goofy at home, adding, "I come back and I have fun and I smile and I get to be silly because at work, I don't get to do that.
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"Getting to be a part of his life is one of my most favorite things," says Jones, who is also excited about serving as president of entertainment at Tonite, an events company cofounded by Sean "Diddy" Combs's son Justin.
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Human psychology also has a hand in the phenomenon: "Because accidents are getting to be so rare, maybe they stick in peoples mind more," Paul Hayes, of aviation consultancy Ascend, told the Wall Street Journal after the Germanwings tragedy.
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Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, who is getting to be one of our very favorite explainers, said that the president was calling for a shutdown because he became "frustrated" when Democrats expressed pleasure at the resolution of the spending standoff.
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"I was just fascinated by it, just getting to be around these people," Mr. Buttigieg said, describing the opportunity to experience "proximity to politics" as an 18-year-old college student and volunteer for Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign.
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The 12-step meetings were always a favorite for me because I loved getting to be around all the fresh faces, many of them successfully sober and impressively moved on from the dark days of their addiction rock-bottoms.
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Is it now just part of the landscape that someone will move on to WWE at some point in their career, or do you think WWE's aggressiveness in signing wrestlers is getting to be too extreme or even monopolistic?
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Don't get us wrong, we're glad that there's finally getting to be more of a market for African art, as evidenced by the recent sale of Ben Enwonwu's 1974 portrait of the Ife princess Adetutu Ademiluyi for a record $1.6 million.
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And, with 5G, I think that's going to be the poster child for working with Europe, with working with Asia, Japan, South Korea in getting to be first in 5G as a world with Europe and our allies in Asia.
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"This is really, really getting to be a huge problem in my life because, you know, it's really weird to live with your grandma and not to live with your mom and dad, the people who made you," she said.
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Yes, we also like to see how ridiculous some people look and make snide comments, but essentially there should be something happy and fairy tale about getting to be all fancy for a night, however an individual chooses to define fancy.
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ET, NBATV, FSN Indiana, Sportsnet (Toronto) ABOUT THE PACERS: George said after the Game 1 victory that he is still working on getting to be as strong physically as he was prior to the devastating injury that required an arduous recovery.
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But trying to keep up with [playing in both Loincloth and Confessor], on top of a job that sucked up six days a week and a marriage that means more to me than music ever could, was getting to be too much.
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The power fantasy here is based entirely around the player getting to be the warm, comforting fire that's at least better than the dripping sewers that everyone hacks around in or the border skirmishes for territory that bleed the land of life.
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He's far from the first Silicon Valley futurist to welcome middle age with a pivot toward lifespan extension tech—Sergey Brin and Larry Page have Calico, Jeff Bezos and Peter Thiel have Unity Biotechnology—but he's getting to be one of the most prolific.
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"Making this album reminded me of making my first album in 1991 — a freeing feeling of just getting to be creative and not worrying about anything beyond just taking care of the music, finding the right songs and having fun in the studio," she says.
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So, she pops up in the emergency room and immediately runs into Owen and Amelia (Caterina S). These run-ins are getting to be downright painful, because you can see Teddy die a little inside every time she sees the two of them together.
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"Bria," her debut on a major label, lays on the charm with refurbished old standards like "You're Getting to Be a Habit," played by a crew including the multi-reedist Evan Arntzen, the pianist Aaron Diehl and the bassist Reginald Veal. OKeh/Sony. Sept. 23.
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"You're seeing companies based in the Bay Area opening offices or expanding hiring in other parts of the country, and a lot of that does have to do with how expensive it's getting to be a worker or a business in San Francisco," Zhao said.
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"What people don't understand is that when the recession is getting to be close to your doorstep, the curve actually steepens out because the Fed gets the jokes, finally, that they're behind the curve and they need to cut interest rates more," he added.
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Now he wants us to believe that he is suddenly compassionate and will do everything to help the poor and disadvantaged, when in fact he did nothing in that regard while getting to be the very rich and successful businessman he constantly tells us he is.
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It was wholly satisfying, despite it feeling frayed at times (it was his first whack at a podcast and unlike his peers, he started as a filmmaker, not a journalist), and left the listener feeling proud, and a little thrilled, for getting to be a part of the case.
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"Making this album reminded me of making my first album in 1991 — a freeing feeling of just getting to be creative and not worrying about anything beyond just taking care of the music, finding the right songs and having fun in the studio," she told PEOPLE in May.
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"Costs in the U.S. are getting to be a little bit less expensive to drill and that's one of the aspects that is potentially driving the spread between Brent and WTI," Mark Watkins, a regional investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management said from Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Back on the light rail, Rina Pure, who grew up in Acre, on the Israeli coast, said she bought her apartment in the French Hill neighborhood of Jerusalem years ago, "but now half the people are religious," and it was getting to be too much for her to stay.
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But after decades of that, there's undeniable pleasure in getting to be the final arbiter of all decisions, the chooser of all choices, the only person whose fault it could be if the trash can is grimy, and therefore the only one whose responsibility it is to maintain it.
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One interesting aspect of the new TV series is that there are smaller parts of the book that are getting to be a bigger part of the show, like the fact that Ofglen (played by Gilmore Girls' Alexis Bledel) and Moira are gay and are called "gender traitors" because of that.
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It was a group of dolphins making their way along the peninsula, as they so often have this summer, and they reminded me that getting to be among them — or whales or turtles or other sea life — is one of the great benefits of being on a board in the water.
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She worries about the environment — "there's getting to be a grave imbalance between the number of people and the number of trees on this planet," she says — and about design itself, which she sees, much as her father did nearly a century ago, veering away from honest utility, toward frivolity and egoism.
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Adds the daughter of legendary actor and director Ron Howard, "For me, with my childhood — getting to be raised on sets with all the kids who were kids of people working on the movies — it's fulfilling the dream of my own childhood in a way, knowing that they're getting to experience this," she says.
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"The President is starting to get a sense that these tariffs are starting to have an impact and they are getting to be more of a problem than he anticipated," said Tim Hagle, a political scientist at the University of Iowa, a state where the fallout from the trade war is already being felt.
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As someone who wants queer narratives to feature happy romantic relationships and be charming and have serious characterizations with meaningfully substantive development and plots, I can't help but find it disappointing whenever those first two traits — queer people getting to be both happy and charming — are allowed to stand in for all of the others.
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With people lining up around the block for the Broad, lounging at Hauser & Wirth's hip cafe and trolling exhibitions off the beaten path through last summer's regional art event, Pacific Standard Time, "Los Angeles is getting to be like the art center of the world," said the collector Maurice Marciano of the Guess empire.
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Once in a while, though, you will get a taste of the mid-to-late-week trickery, with clues like the clever 1A's "Something up one's sleeve?" for ELBOW (Yes, I know that not everyone wears sleeves, but in this part of the country, it's getting to be fall and our elbows are currently up our sleeves).
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But after getting acclimated and getting a raise, many people are ready — eager, even — to live alone, to live with a significant other or perhaps to ditch the college buddy roommate, who, frankly, is getting to be a bore, and to sign a one or two-year lease on a nicer place alone or with someone more compatible.
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"Avocado oil I think is getting to be easier to find in the grocery stores and more common as a type of oil to use in cooking or a marinade or as an ingredient in a homemade salad dressing, and then that oil contains the healthier fats rather than an oil that would have higher saturated fats," Stangland said.
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" Meaghan Smith, spokeswoman for the Protect Our Care Coalition, said Thursday, "Along with trying to hide the fact that they're trying to rip away health care from 30 million people with new focus-grouped word changes, the political fallout from repealing the ACA is getting to be such a disaster for Republicans that they're now hiding from their own constituents.
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"What people don't understand is that when the recession is getting to be close to your doorstep, the curve actually steepens out because the Fed gets the joke, finally, that they're behind the curve and they need to cut interest rates more," longtime fixed-income investor and so-called "Bond King" Jeffrey Gundlach said last month in an interview with CNBC.
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Jim InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.), one of Pruitt's closest long-time allies on Capitol Hill, said that the scandals are getting to be a bit much, and Pruitt might need to resign.
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The administration announced today $12 billion in welfare programs for farmers who are suffering from the retaliations of those countries President Trump is trying to hurt with duties on their exports to the U.S. We take no position on whether or not the president's trade wars will ultimately result in a healthier national economy, but we do know that as a political matter this is getting to be a pretty big deal.
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For Oculus there's been the obvious desire to control the quality of content, but given the popularity of Steam this really was getting to be a frustration for users and promoting some fracturing of experience between what could be done on desktop as opposed to in-headset using Oculus software For many, Steam has proven a better home for desktop VR content as many PC gamers use the software to manage their regular PC games as well.
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Though a select few restaurants, such as NYC fast-casual barbecue chain Mighty Quinn's, have separate service counters dedicated solely to to-go and delivery orders, most simply have to find space where they can, and Veselka is no exception: For now, a small takeout counter at the front of the restaurant is home to the phone, tablets, and fax machines that intercept delivery orders, but "it's getting to be problematic because it's too much volume for that small of an area," Birchard says.
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