Getting to it involved an ingenious architectural choreography of intimidation.
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Let's talk a little bit about the book and getting to it.
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I really like to move fast as far as getting to it.
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"It is safer on the trail than getting to it," Mr. King said.
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Instead, the drone fell 55 seconds in, just as he was getting to it.
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He has since said he'll delay it, perhaps getting to it sometime before August recess.
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Someone told me about it a year ago and I'm finally getting to it now.
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Everyone has a clear goal; no one has a clear way of getting to it.
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Getting to it will take more time clearing your calendar, and you won't be sorry.
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Sometimes the biggest challenge with extinguishing a fire can be getting to it in the first place.
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It came out back in March, and I'm kind of kicking myself for not getting to it earlier.
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Like both, the goal of the game is less important than how you spend your time getting to it.
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That file is on Romero's computer, which is currently in FBI custody, so just getting to it is a significant issue.
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It's a show I wish I could visit again and again, if circumstances hadn't prevented me from getting to it sooner.
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"Our library here isn't very big, and besides, getting to it takes an act of Congress," he says in nimble, attentive handwriting.
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When you happen upon a great one, it seems obvious, but getting to it relies on your collective ingenuity, chemistry and communication.
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They're not going to tell you what the viewership is and you also are not going to know how they're getting to it.
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Being armed with the best video on the situation, and getting to it first, can be the difference between becoming YouTube's new villain or hero.
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One of its focus areas is PrEP, which is designed for people who don't have HIV but are at a substantial risk of getting to it.
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But we did have that location identified with others, and we knew that at some point this year in our maintenance program, we would be getting to it.
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Roku says that its main app on Android and iOS will soon integrate The Roku Channel, which will make getting to it a little more convenient than opening Safari or Chrome.
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She stopped flying when chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, arthritis and other health problems made clambering into the cockpit — getting to it by first climbing onto her plane's right wing — too arduous.
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Finally, the photograph of the famous 1985 "Afghan Girl," which remains one of National Geographic Magazine's most iconic covers, also failed to mention the subject's name -- only getting to it decades later.
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"We know where it is, it's just a matter of getting to it and that's kind of what today's site safety meeting was about," NTSB spokesman Christopher O'Neil said in a telephone interview.
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"We know where it is; it's just a matter of getting to it and that's kind of what today's site safety meeting was about," NTSB spokesman Christopher O'Neil said in a telephone interview.
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But I started doing the research and getting to it especially because where she is right now, where she's a little bit darker, there was just a lot of really rich stuff to look into with her.
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I could see a lot of things go wrong with this toothbrush, starting with the fact that my tiny New York City bathroom has literally no space where I can rest my iPhone while I brush my teeth, without water or toothpaste spits getting to it.
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We need to have that public legitimacy where when the mob comes to Level 3 and says, "Block this stuff" — because they will — or when they come to Google and say, not just the registrar, but now block people from using it in search, block people from getting to it in Chrome.
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"The major concern is that there is a period of time when the heart has no blood or oxygen getting to it prior to infusing it with the preservation solution and ice," said Dr. Ashish Shah, the chair of cardiac surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, who was not involved in the US transplant.
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Explain what the MIT Media Lab is and how ... I want to talk about your getting to it, how you got to it, but explain what it is so people can get ... So the Media Lab is a weird part of MIT because normally you have labs which do the research and you have academic programs that do the degrees and the tenure and things.
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A package was reported to have been dropped in for the men to resupply, but all reports point to it falling into German territory. Water was accessible, but getting to it required exposing oneself to German fire. From 5–8 October, the Germans continued to attack. They also sent messengers asking for the 308th to surrender.
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Between Kilmashogue and Tibradden Mountains lies Kelly's Glen. A spa was discovered here around 1748 but its distance from the city and the difficulty in getting to it meant it never became popular.Joyce, p. 117. On the south-eastern slopes of Kilmashogue, in the saddle between Two Rock Mountain, is a ruin known as Calbeck's Castle.
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Ropata's victim's remains had been recently exhumed and transferred to the entrance of one these cemeteries from their original burial place halfway between Akuaku and the Mataahu point. One of Akuaku's cemeteries was still in use, though difficulty getting to it — and a lack of maintenance — had led it to become an unpopular burial site. The land is currently administered by the Akuaku A3 Trust, has no one living on it, and is classified as having no current use.
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Regina and Rick flee into the facility and locate keys to a watercraft, but find a vortex in the way of getting to it. Rick speculates this is the spacetime distortion that brought the dinosaurs back. The two split up to find an alternate route off the island, and Regina ends up being held at gunpoint by Dr. Kirk. He is about to kill her when the gun is shot out of his hand by Gail, and they arrest him again.
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One of the biggest impediments to the use of Stewart by more airlines and passengers has been getting to it. The Drury Lane exit and the access road, International Boulevard, are intended to remedy this. There have been plans to possibly implement a light rail connection along Broadway in Newburgh that could conceivably go out to Stewart from the ferry connection with the Metro-North passenger line across the Hudson River in Beacon; however that does not appear likely to happen any time soon. Currently, the only connection is via a shuttle bus.
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Herbert Muschamp (November 26, 2000), When Getting to It Is Part of a Museum's Aesthetic New York Times. Due to the popularity of the Temporary Contemporary and extraordinary suitability of the building for exhibiting contemporary art, the museum's board requested that the City of Los Angeles extend MOCA's lease on the facility for 50 years, until 2038. That request was granted in early 1986, and in 1996 the city extended the lease even further. Also in 1996, MOCA received a $5-million gift from The David Geffen Foundation in support of the museum's endowment drive, and in recognition of this extraordinary gift, the Temporary Contemporary was renamed The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.
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This is because Millalobo (the king of the seas) has prohibited any other people from boarding the ship or getting to it by any other means. Another version is that the crew of the Caleuche makes magical pacts with certain traders ensuring them prosperity in exchange for favors such as using their houses for parties or other illegal or dark purposes. Because of this version of the legend when a person in Chiloé gets rich quickly, it is often attributed to his having made a pact with the crew of the Caleuche. Rumors like these were rampant following the 1960 Valdivia earthquake because some houses were untouched by the fires that swept through Chiloé afterwards.
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